Lady Flames advance in NAIA Tournament
The Lady Flames soccer team advanced in the NAIA National Championship tournament Saturday afternoon, defeating the Reinhardt University Eagles (Ga.) 3-0.
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November 20, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Jock Talk
Junior women’s soccer goal keeper, Leah Wilson, has been a vital part in two of the three straight national titles. She sits down to talk about her personal life, playing career and more. Q: How do you feel you have progressed so far under Coach Matthew Yelton as compared to before you came to [...]
November 13, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Lady Flames golf burning up the classroom
The Lee University women’s golf program is fairly new to the scene, but they are aggressively making up for their inexperience. With only three years of experience, the Lady Flames golf team has proved to be competitors on and off the course. The team placed 10th in the spring 2011 NAIA National Tournament. On top [...]
October 4, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Double Take: Answers from Sept. 8 issue
Can’t find the last of the 10 differences in the Double Take in the Sept. 8 edition of the Lee Clarion? Check out the answers and see how many you got right, then comment and let us know how you did. 1. The triangles on the soccer ball have been filled in. 2. The middle [...]
Coach’s Corner: September
Coming off of his team’s third straight national title, Lady Flames soccer coach Matt Yelton has done it all in coaching. Yelton is entering his tenth year as the women’s head coach Yelton has amassed a 179-36-1 record while having been undefeated since 2002 at home against conference foes. He sits down to talk about [...]
September 5, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Much needed makeover comes to DeVos Recreation Center
The DeVos Recreation Center is the latest building to undergo multiple transitions within its walls. Students and faculty will now notice brand new workout machines to the weight room as well as circuit bikes where the game room formally was located. Anyone needing a racquetball will now have to pay $1 if none are available for loan.
September 1, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Double Take: Answers from April 1 issue
Can’t find the last of the 8 differences in the Double Take in the April 1 edition of the Lee Clarion? Check out the answers and see how many you got right, then comment and let us know how you did. 1. Flames has been switched to Flemas in the background. 2. The opposing team’s [...]
April 10, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Double Take: Answers from the Feb. 10 issue
Can’t find the last of the 10 differences in the Double Take in the Feb. 10 edition of the Lee Clarion? Check out the answers and see how many you got right, then comment and let us know how you did. 1. Jerel Blocker going for the lay-up has his hand tape missing. 2. Stephen [...]
February 20, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Intramur-All Nighter kicks off new semester
The spring 2011 intramural season started with an Intramur-All nighter on Friday, Jan. 14. The event was co-hosted by the campus recreation department and the Student Leadership Council. The event featured six tournaments, as well as free food.
January 19, 2011 | 0 Comments | View Post
Best of the decade sports – Fantasy becomes reality for six former Lee baseball players
These are the glory days for Lee University baseball and for head coach Mark Brew. On Thursday June 11, 2009, only two years after former infielder Lance Zawadski put Lee on the map for Major League teams, pitcher Jeff Ibarra was selected in the 23rd round of the Major League Baseball first year player draft [...]
December 5, 2010 | 0 Comments | View Post
Lady Flames fall short against No. 1 Union
Lady Flames basketball fell short of No. 1 Union College (Tenn.) down the stretch on Monday night as the girls were battled by the size of the Lady Bulldogs two six-foot-four centers. Union won the game 73-66. The loss was the first on the year for the Lady Flames.
December 5, 2010 | 0 Comments | View Post
Best of decade sports – Jellison makes history
by Cameron Fry former sports editor Senior wrestler Joe Jellison had worked too long and too hard to let a lifetime opportunity surpass him. Through cool composure and persistent perseverance, Jellison single-handedly saved the future of wrestling at Lee by becoming the first wrestler in school history to achieve All-American status at the National Collegiate [...]
December 5, 2010 | 0 Comments | View Post
Best of decade – Walker Arena nearing completion
by Zeeshan Aslan former staff writer The road of renovations for the Paul Dana Walker Arena has almost reached its end. This road has had its potholes since last spring, when construction first started. Residents of Cross, Nora Chambers, and Tharp Hall remember times when they had no electricity. The dining hall shared in this [...]
December 5, 2010 | 0 Comments | View Post
Best of decade – Chi breaks record with 101-hour game
by Rachel Peterson former managing editor Alpha Gamma Chi broke the world record for the longest softball game ever played on Sunday, Oct. 30 at 10 p.m. The Game, brought to you by Mullinax Lincoln Mercury, lasted for 101 hours, and contained a total of 424 innings. The 22 men representing Alpha Gamma Chi played [...]
December 5, 2010 | 0 Comments | View Post
Homecoming 2010 – Coach’s Corner with John Maupin
Men and women’s head golf coach, John Maupin, sits down to reflect on his short tenure so far as head coach with the Flames, his personal life and more.
November 7, 2010 | 0 Comments | View Post
