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Lee Ann Lewis-Holmes

  • Class
    2003
  • Induction
    2026
  • Sport(s)
    Bowling
Lee Ann Lewis-Holmes is widely regarded as a trailblazer in Morgan State University bowling history. Her remarkable achievements helped elevate the program while setting standards of excellence that continue to inspire future generations of student-athletes.

Holmes made history by bowling the first perfect 300 game in Morgan State history and the first perfect game ever recorded by a MEAC bowler. This groundbreaking accomplishment established her as one of the conference’s most accomplished competitors and placed her among the sport’s elite performers.

Her success continued throughout her collegiate career as she earned MEAC All-Conference honors and finished as the individual runner-up at the MEAC Tournament. Nationally, Holmes garnered Second-Team All-America recognition, highlighting her outstanding achievements against the nation’s top collegiate bowlers.

During the 2002–03 season, she nearly repeated perfection by rolling a 299 game at the EPMIBC Championships. That season also brought additional accolades, including another selection to the MEAC All-Conference Team and a second consecutive Second-Team All-America honor.

Through her historic performances, conference recognition, and national achievements, Lee Ann Lewis Holmes helped shape the legacy of Morgan State bowling and remains a highly deserving Hall of Fame nominee.
 
Achievements:
  • Shot 300 (perfect game) - the first in Morgan’s history and the first shot by any MEAC bowler
  • MEAC All-Conference team
  • 2nd place individual for the MEAC tournament
  • Second team All-American
  • 2002-2003 season: Shot 299 at EPMIBC; MEAC All-Conference team, Second-team All-American
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