Cleveland’s Lee finishes career at East-West All-Star Game
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GREENSBORO — Cleveland High star soccer player, Hunter Lee played his final high school soccer game Tuesday at the North Carolina Soccer Coaches Association East-West All-Star Games in MacPherson Stadium.
Lee came off the bench and played a lot of the game for the East All-Stars, who came up short 1-0. Lee took one shot for the offensively challenged East team. Lee is the first player in school history to play in the East-West All-Star Soccer Game and third to participate in an East-West All-Star Game in any sport.
“It was a great experience to meet all these new kids from across the east,” Lee said. “We just couldn’t get it done, but the experience is so great. Meeting all these kids and learning to work together in two days.”
Lee put up 109 goals and 24 assists for the Rams in 65 games played. He was NCSCA 3-A All-State the last two seasons.
