After falling to rival Pitt Community College in the second round, the Lenoir Community College (LCC) Lancers found themselves one loss away from elimination. Undeterred, the team stormed back in the losers' bracket, first defeating Bryant & Stratton 5-3, then taking down a formidable Cleveland Community College squad (30-17) in a tight 5-4 contest.
mhcmarlins.com - MOREHEAD CITY, NC–The Morehead City Marlins have announced that the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II Region 10 South Atlantic District Playoff Tournament will be returning to Big Rock Stadium for the second year in a row, scheduled to take place from Thursday, May 4th – Monday, May 8th. Following the same
In just a few short years, the Lenoir Community College (LCC) Lancers' baseball program has transformed from struggling to becoming the 2023 NJCAA Region X East Regular Season Champions for the first time since 2013.
FIRST, with the win in round one against Wake Tech with a final of 12-4. SECOND, Coach of the Year to Coach Gary Smith, THIRD, First Team All-Region: Kevin Jones (Infield), Tanner Cannon (Outfield), FOURTH, Second Team All-Region: Tyler Thompson (Pitcher), FIFTH, Gold Glove Team: Cullen Tucker (Pitcher).
Lenoir Community College's baseball team sent a resounding message in their 12-4 triumph over Wake Tech Community College, cementing their status as serious contenders in this year's postseason.
Congratulations, Lancers! For more information, view the Tournament Bracket and the Tournament Guide. GO LANCERS!
The Lenoir Community College Lancers split a doubleheader with the Pitt Community College Bulldogs. Despite falling short in a ninth-inning rally in Game 1, the Lancers bounced back to win Game 2, taking the season series against the Bulldogs 3-2 and maintaining their first-place position in the Division II East standings.
KINSTON, NC – The Lenoir Community College Lancers, boasting a 25-12 season record and an impressive 18-7 in conference play, thrilled baseball fans during an intense weekend series at Lancer Field. Taking on the Brunswick Community College Dolphins, the Lancers split the series, proving their resilience and determination in a display of powerful offense and solid
Wednesday’s rivalry game had a bit of everything for those in attendance. In the end, Lenoir Community College defeated Pitt Community College 13-12, using a walkout wild pitch as the difference. “Coming in, we told the guys this was a team that would not go away” LCC coach Gary Smith said.
Lenoir Community College (16-10) showcased their offensive prowess in an 11-4 triumph over the William Peace University JV squad on Tuesday. The Lancers demonstrated impressive skill in all aspects of the game, with fiery bats, a flawless defense, and solid pitching. Accumulating 11 runs on 12 hits, Lenoir's hitters proved too much for the Pacers to
