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TWU Home > Student Life > Athletics > Softball > Archives > 2004 News > June 23

FLORES SELECTED AS PIONEERS’ LSC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE

DENTON, TX— Texas Woman’s senior softball player Teresa Flores (Corpus Christi, TX) was one of nearly 30 student-athletes recognized by the Lone Star Conference as the league announced its annual LSC Scholar-Athlete Award for 2003-04.

The 2004 LSC South Division Player of the Year, Flores was also recognized nationally with Louisville Slugger/NFCA Third Team All-America honors. She led the team this season with a .484 batting average, 92 hits, 21 doubles, 10 triples and 57 RBIs. Teresa ends her career with sole possession of 25 school records and sharing another seven TWU records for batting and fielding.

Flores also shines in the classroom as a Kinesiology major. She just received her third consecutive selection to the Lone Star All-Academic Team and was voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-District VI First Team. She was also awarded the prestigious TWU President’s Award.

Each academic year, the LSC presents a Scholar-Athlete Award to one male and one female student-athlete at each member institution. These student-athletes are selected as representatives of the outstanding accomplishments in athletics, scholarship and leadership that are displayed on each LSC campus during the year.

To be eligible for consideration, student-athletes must have participated at least two years in their sport and must have exhausted their athletic eligibility. In addition to representing each of the league’s 15 member institutions, this year’s recipients represent 10 of the 16 sports that are sponsored by the league. Members of this year’s group led their respective teams to five LSC divisional titles, two LSC championships, three NCAA regional titles and one NCAA national championship. Fifteen of the recipients call Texas home, while 10 are from Oklahoma and one each from Arizona, Kansas and New Mexico. Another comes from Italy.

2003-04 Lone Star Conference Scholar-Athletes:

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