Lamar State College Port Arthur won 3 of 4 games this past weekend, splitting with Western Texas College and sweeping Midland College during the Coastal Bend College Round Robin in Beeville.
Coming off the two-week winter break, Lamar State College Port Arthur looked as though it was well rested and ready to claim its first win of 2025. Instead, Navarro College awoke from its winter nap to take an 80-69 NJCAA Region 14 win over the Seahawks on Saturday, January 4.
Seahawks character builds toward potential league titleCharacter is a trait built over time, and adversity is a critical aspect of growing as a person, as an athlete, and as a team. Indeed, Lamar State College Port Arthur’s basketball team has faced its share of adversity during the early part of the 2024-25 season. But, as evidenced over the Seahawks’ past two games, that adversity has helped create a team dedicated to a unified effort to become champions.
When the 2024-25 version of the Seahawks makes a statement, they do it so everyone hears. Lamar State College Port Arthur claimed a road victory against perennial NJCAA Region 14 power Blinn College, taking a decisive 82-76 decision in Brenham on Wednesday, December 11.
Lamar State College Port Arthur took a 33-29 lead into the locker room at the halftime break, led by sophomore guard Darel Reece. Kilgore, though, found the answer to the Seahawks' early dominance, outscoring the Hawks 41-23 down the stretch to take a 70-56 NJCAA Region 14 win at the Carl Parker Center on Saturday, December 7.
The Seahawks opened the 2024-25 season with a dominating 106-56 win over Lone Star College-Kingwood at the Carl Parker Center on November 2, 2024. (LSCPA Photos/Gerry L.Dickert)
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