Lee College volleyball gains national ranking under Coach Johnson
John Schmidt credits Tracie Johnson for transforming LC Lady Rebs into a disciplined winning volleyball team. The 21st national rank marks a peak not seen since the late 70s, as the squad earns 10 wins this season with regional playoffs looming and local fan support still sparse.
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Lee College
Vivian Blevins
Tracie Johnson
Johnson
Lady Rebs
San Jae
Rebels Face Test In Roundup Tournament Start
Rebels aim to average 104 points per game as they host the Rebel Roundup November 9 to 11 with four teams Panola Junior College Galveston County AAU and Lee College entering. Alvin Community College did not enter Panola and Galveston County expect strong competition and exposure for players.
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Alvin Community College
Lee College
Galveston County Aau
Panola Junior College
Montet
Galveston County
Panola
Audie Apple
Apple
Ralph Murphy
Murphy
Rebs
Angelina College
Montez
Intramural Signups Open Across Gulf Coast College
The Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Sports Day at College of the Mainland on Nov 1 offers coed volleyball racquetball tennis 8 ball 3 3 basketball and softball. To sign up call the athletic office at 425 6437. Last racquetball signups Nov 3 with events starting that day.
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Gulf Coast
College of the Mainland
Lee College Reds Lose to Houston in Scrimmage
Lee College baseball lost to the University of Houston 10-1 and 4-2 in the Oct. 10 scrimmage, with strong outings by Rochard and Baker on the mound and offensive production from Deleon and Galloway. The Reds split a two-game series with Lamar on Oct. 14, winning 4-1 and losing 14-6, as Gore again led at the plate with two hits and an RBI.
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Lee College
University of Houston
Rebels
Darrin Tharp
Collin Kerley
Kevin Baker
Steve Rochard
Dick Smith
Rochard
Baker
Jesse Deleon
Rodney Galloway
J.J. Candeleri
Sammy Musso
Matt Chapmond
Chapmond
Reds
Smith
Baytown Sterling
Brian Gore
Uof H
Lamar University
Kerley
E. Gore
RBI
Greg Campbell
Jim Ed Overstreet
Darrell Finch
Gore
Brad
Crone
Sam Houston State
Texas Souther
Pre game injury sinks Lee College in loss to San Jacinto
Kei tha Porter suffered an ankle injury during pregame warmups, crippling the Lee College Lady Rebels as San Jacinto swept the match. Coach Tracie Johnson lamented weak blocking and serving, while sophomores Pamela White and Regina Gaston helped spark a late rally, leaving Lee College 16-12 on the season and eyeing upcoming conference play in Brownsville and Wharton.
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Keitha Porter
Lee College Lady Rebels
San Jacinto Lady Ravens
Lady Rebs
Porter
Keitha
Tracie Johnson
Johnson
San Jae
Pamela White
Navar
San Jac
Wharton
Brownsville
Lady Reds
Regina Gaston
Candy Flores
Sar Jac
Pasadena
San Jacinto
Lady Rebels
Ravens
Lee College Bowlers Excel At GCSC Bowling Tourney
The Lee College intramural bowling team hosted the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference event at San Jacinto Lanes on Oct. 17. The LC men won team honors, the coed team took first, and the women finished second. Christina Henson won women’s high series and game, while Derek Haywood and Wayne Monday won men’s doubles. Janette Baker and Christina Henson placed second in women’s doubles, and Debbie Earnest and John Prone won coed doubles.
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Lee College
San Jacinto Lanes
Christina Henson
Derek Haywood
Wayne Monday
Janette Baker
Debbie Earnest
John Prone
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John Schmidt
ITI
David Lane
Scott Boykin
Houston
Lamar
Mark Kramer
Nelda Navar
Stubborn Laredo
Alvin Dolphins
Rebel
Belton
Jerry Doyle
Mary Hardin Baylor
St. Edwards Univ. J.V. Baytown
St. Edwards Univ. J.V. Austin
Keith Hearon
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tim Gay
Baytown
Rebel Roundup
Derrick Greene
Phillip Brazile
Wisley Epps
Galveston A.A.U. Baytown
Richland College
Cedar Valley College
Cedrick Porter
Lufkin
Eric Joseph
Len Morris College
Jacksonville
Baytown Brenham
Todd Coleman
Brenham
East Texas Baptist Univ. J.V. Marshall
Eastfield College
Dallas
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