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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1991
Page
8
A Lee College baseball coach enforces Thursday dress shirts and ties plus mandatory study hall, prompting mixed views. Players say the code fosters unity and pride, while proponents see it as a positive for team discipline and self esteem, with the aim of recognizing athletes as a cohesive unit.
Lisa Gerdes led the Lady Rebels with heavy hitting and blocks across multiple matches at the Lee College tournament. Christi Smith contributed big with 16 kills and four aces, while Smith and Gerdes key performances helped beat Texas Southmost 15-11 9-15 11-15 15-13 15-10 before strong showings against San Jacinto and other opponents.
Roy Kinnan, new Lee College head baseball coach, brings 14 years of coaching and a winning record from high school to college. He played and studied at South Idaho Junior College Dallas Baptist University and North Texas State, then coached Irving and Sugarland Dulles with multiple playoff berths and a state title. His goals include a state tournament bid and Grand Junction Nationals, plus a dress code initiative to boost team image. returning players and opportunities for managers and trainers are listed.
Coach Kinnan refused to name the disciplined players and would not reveal the disciplinary actions. He said some involved were on scholarships and stressed standards on and off the field. President Blevins and Athletic Director Voytek deferred to the coach, who aims to implement a written policy.
Former parliamentarian Dalu Nifong and others report lack of funds. SC President Mercedes Renteria seeks support as June 5 meeting yields no action. Growing student opposition plus funding gaps delay infrastructure upgrades. The LC bookstore will gain about 500 square feet for expansion and accessibility improvements. Bookstore manager Suzanne Malacha notes space constraints and crowding.
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