The Flames went 0-4 this past week. They lost to North Greenville and then got swept by UWA. This weekend they will take on Trevecca Nazarene. On Friday the Flames will celebrate senior day and then on Saturday it will be Military Appreciation Day.

The Lady Flames went 1-2 against UWA last weekend. This week they will host Trevecca for the final series of the regular season. 

The Lady Flames lost at Flagler to close out the regular season. They will now take on Flagler in the GSC semifinals in Huntsville, Ala.

Neither tennis team competed this past week. The Flames will be the #3 seed in the upcoming GSC tournament. They will play #6 Montevallo. The Lady Flames will also be the #3 seed and play #6 Montevallo. The GSC Championship starts on Thursday and will be in Montgomery, Ala.

In tough wind at the GSC Championship in Tunica, Miss., The Flames came in second place while the Lady Flames came in third place. Both teams will now prepare for regionals.

The Lee University women's track & field team produced seven new NCAA Division II Provisional performances this weekend at two separate meets. Most of the team traveled to Atlanta for the Georgia Tech Invitational while those participating in the pole vault went to the Mountain Laurel Invite at Sewanee.

Brynn Depinet highlighted the weekend with a successful clearance of 3.97 meters to win the pole vault at the Mountain Laurel Invite. Her vault met the provisional height of 3.79 meters and stands at No. 13 among DII athletes this season.

Lily Hare and Estella Clemons beat the 800 and 1500-meter run provisional times of 2:11.62 and 4:30.17, respectively. Hare completed the 800 in 2:10.68 for ninth place and Clemons was 12th at 2:11.23. 

Ashlyn Iliff moved to 31st in DII with a time of 10:46.72 in the 3000-meter steeplechase. Iliff placed second at Georgia Tech and beat the provisional standard of 11:00.51.

Lee's 4x400-meter relay team of Sydney White, Liz Lannom, Clemons and Madison Mayfield finished eighth with a total time of 3:48.00 to finish 0.34 seconds under the time to beat.

 The Lee University men's track & field team produced five new NCAA Division II Provisional performances this weekend at the Georgia Tech Invitational.

Jacob Hatcher, Evan Moore and Edimo Ninteretse were Lee's top performers in the 1500-meter run and each beat the provisional time of 3:48.16. Hatcher finished second with a time of 3:44.59. Moore (3:44.99) was fifth and Ninteretse (3:46.29) placed seventh. Hatcher currently stands at No. 15 on the DII performance list. Moore is 18th and Ninteretse is No. 25.

The Lee men recorded two more provisional marks from Luke Gaddis and Stephen Clark in the 3000-meter steeplechase. Gaddis placed fourth at 8:59.15 with Clark right behind in fifth (9:08.94) to beat the standard of 9:11.00. Gaddis' time is the 18th-best time posted in DII so far this season and Clark sits at No. 26.

The Lady Flames and Flames are back in action at the beginning of May in the GSC Outdoor Track & Field Championships. The meet is set for May 1-3 at Lee's Ray Conn Sports Complex.