Track program dropped at Lee College
Larry Morrow reports that Lee College has dropped the track program after discovering the athletic budget is in the red. Coach Mike Hefley planned for more funds but found the present allotment insufficient to keep the team competitive in the conference.
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Track program falls to budget cuts at Lee College
Lee College faces a deficit as the athletic program relies on student activity fees and state law restricts money from the general fund. The campus weighs options including raising fees or cutting sports as the remaining track squad risks disappearing without support.
Phearse signs with LC as Rebels recruit from Houston
Howard Phearse, a 5 8 guard from San Jacinto High, signs a full scholarship with Lee College for the 69-70 season. Coach Hefley aims to boost the Rebels basketball program amid broader debate on college athletics funding and scholarships.
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Wheeler Rankin win doubles at Temple Junior College
Lee College duo Karen Wheeler and Kay Rankin captured the gold in doubles at the Temple Junior College Invitational on April 18 in Pasadena. They defeated Temple JC and Navarro JC pairs, with Wheeler losing in singles finals to Carol Bollinger, as LC's team prepares for the conference meet April 28-29.
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Edmondson and Randall Lead LC Golf to Victory Over Houston Baptist
In a two man event at Houston Baptist College the Lee College Rebels edged the Baptists 149 to 150 as Randy Randall shot 72 and David Edmondson 77. Randall rallied with birdies 13 15 16 17 18 to overcome a two stroke deficit and force a playoff for second. Temple College led two and four man totals with LC finishing behind.
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