The Flames had two ties this week against Montevallo and AUM. This week the Flames go to West Florida and Spring Hill. 

The Lady Flames had two shutouts this week. They beat VSU 1-0 and then shutout AUM 4-0. This week the Lady Flames go to West Florida and Spring Hill. 

The Lady Flames went 1-2 this past week. They beat CBU in five sets and then got swept by UAH. They then lost to Montevallo in four sets. This week Lee goes to Trevecca before retuning home to host MC and UWA.

The 12th-ranked Lady Flames placed sixth Saturday morning at the Lucian Rosa Invite. The 6K race was held at Wayne E. Dannehl National Cross Country Course and served as a preview of the 2025 NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships that will be held on the same course on November 22.

The Lady Flames tallied 232, the same total as No. 24 Minnesota State. Lee's top finisher was Maria Mitchell with a fifth place finishing time of 21:32.72.

The No. 6 Lee University Flames placed third Saturday morning at the Lucian Rosa Invite. 

The Flames tallied 91 points to settle into third position. No. 10 Saginaw Valley was fourth (162) and No. 14 UC-Colorado Springs (181) rounded out the top five.

Lee's top runner was Luke Gaddis who placed eighth overall at 24:40.06. 

It was a sweep for the Lee University men's golf team as both teams entered in the Dunning Invitational took the top two spots. Team A took the win by shooting a 843 which was 36 strokes better than Lee's second team. Team B shot a 879 to finish in second place which was three strokes better than host school Delta State University who came in third with an 882.

Team A consisted of Drew Zielinksi, George Cordall, Tucker Wick, Bennett McNabb and Noah Farland. The five of them tied the Lee school record for a best 36-hole performance shooting a 555 over the two rounds.

Team B had Matthew Render, Tobias Buffam, Mitchell Strickland, Samuel Johnson, and Jacob Rose. Their 287 in round two was better than every other school in the field.

With Hannah Nall and Emilia Nordström leading the way, the Lee University women's golf team carried home the first-place trophy from the Savannah Lakes Women's Fall Invitational that was played at the Monticello Golf Club and hosted by Lander University. It was the second straight year the Lady Flames have won the event.

Nall got the Lady Flames off to an outstanding start in Monday's play when she fired back-to-back rounds of 3-under par 69. In the final round of the 54-hole event on Tuesday the senior cooled a bit and posted an even-par 72, finishing with a 211 and entered a playoff for medalist honors with Carson-Newman's Emery Fisher. Nall lost on the first hole of the playoff.