‘We miss him so much’
All of the members of last year’s Seminole County girls varsity team and coaching staff who returned this season after spending the Lady Indians’ 2011-12 campaign under longtime coach Jesse McLeod, returned to find their beloved leader was no longer with them. McLeod, who spent 30-plus years as the Seminole County A.D. and hoops coach in Donalsonville, died shortly after the end of last season from cancer. So as a tribute to McLeod, the girls decided to not only dedicate the season to him, but they also made shirts with his picture on it to wear and remember him by. ([email protected])
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Mike Phillips
DONALSONVILLE — It was the first night of the new basketball season, but when Seminole boys basketball coach Kevin Godwin walked into the gym this year, it didn
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