All in sports
The women’s soccer team is partnering with the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer to put on tonight’s ninth annual Kickin’ It for Kids with Cancer. The event provides a fun night out for families affected by pediatric cancer and doubles as a fundraiser.
Even as a new addition to the program, freshman communications major Beck Burnette has already made a huge impact on the Lee men’s golf team.
The men’s soccer team defeated Delta State in an overtime thriller on Sunday. After trailing by a goal at halftime, the Flames returned to finish off Delta State 3-2.
The Lady Flames began their conference season with a 5-0 drubbing of their rival Shorter University this past Saturday.
The Lady Flames had a historic run last season that culminated in an appearance at the NCAA Final Four. Some could be anxious about how this season will compare; however, Women’s Soccer Coach Chris Hennessy isn’t too worried.
The men’s soccer team defeated the defending national champion Barry University on Tuesday night, with a score of 2-0.
The Lady Flames volleyball team hosted the Lee Invitational this past weekend, finishing with a 2-1 record. The team is hoping to carry this momentum into their conference opener on Wednesday, September 24.
Lee legends Larry Carpenter and George Starr were honored earlier this month as the new baseball stadium was named the Larry Carpenter Stadium at Olympic Field, and the press box dedicated as the George Starr Press Box.
The Lee University men’s golf team kicked off its season at the Kiawah Invitational in South Carolina this past Monday and Tuesday. Backed by a strong start, the team has a lot of expectations heading into the season.
Jared Herzog is a senior marketing major who has been a part of the Flames track and field team for the past four years, serving as this year’s team captain. Though he is an accomplished runner and leader on the team, Herzog’s talents go far beyond the track.
The Lady Flames volleyball team competed in the Aiken Invitational tournament this past weekend in Aiken, South Carolina. The tournament proved to be a challenge as the team pulled off just one win in their four matches.
As the 2019-2020 soccer season unfolds for the Flames, the team is expecting great things. With three players named to the preseason All-GSC team, the Lee men’s soccer team have their eyes set on one common goal: a championship.
Senior Haverly Harrold has been a part of the Lady Flames golf team since her freshman year and has won multiple GSC titles. She is a standout not only on the team, but also in the classroom where she is a health science pre-PA major.
Lead by seniors Hannah Matthews and Micaela McMichen, Lee’s volleyball team began their season with two wins on Saturday.
For the first time since moving to Division II, both the men’s and women’s track teams are ranked in the top-25 nationally to start the season.
One of the best ways to get involved on campus is to attend sporting events. Whether a volleyball match, a soccer game or an intramural tournament, there is always fun to be found among the screaming students in the bleachers.
A great way to get plugged back in to campus is by signing up for intramural sports.
Lee students have intermittently played Spikeball on campus for several years, but now there is a club to regularly bring everyone together to interact, learn the sport and have fun.
She may be nicknamed “Tiny,” but her grit and endurance on the track is anything but that. Recently being named the GSC Freshman of the week…
