LBWCC Foundation Raises Over $30,000 for Students

LBW Community College is proud to continue partnerships to enhance economic development opportunities, provide workforce training, and grow future leaders in our communities. 

The LBW Community College Foundation had 88 golfers participate in the 17^th Annual Camellia City Classic at the Robert Trent Jones Cambrian Ridge Golf Trail on Wednesday, November 2.  Over $30,000 was raised to support scholarships and dual enrollment incentives for students.​

Covington County Economic Development Commission took home first place with players Jacob Morgan, Jordan Maynor, Brett Mack, and Brent Worrell.

Players Shannon Batesole, Kyle Harris, Scott Jackson, and Brian Scott placed second for Huhtamaki. 

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Congratulations to longest drive winners, Levi Wilburn and Brett Mack.​

The closest to the pin winner was Jim Richburg.​

Sponsors for the Camellia City Classic included, Shaw Industries Group, Inc., Southeast Gas, PowerSouth Energy Cooperative, Starr Insurance Group, Huhtamaki, Inc., Covington Electric Cooperative, Taylor Linen, City of Andalusia, Covington County Economic Development Commission, Andalusia Distributig Co., Andalusia Health, Pioneer Electric, CCB Community Bank, Wiregrass Electric Cooperative, Wayne Bennett, Southern Engineering Solutions, First United Methodist Church of Greenville, CDG Engineers, First Baptist Church of Andalusia Goodwyn Mills and Cawood, Guardian Credit Union, Camellia Communications, SuperFoods of Greenville, White & McClung, LLC, Covington Schools Federal Credit Union, Dr. James D. Krudop, Dr. Jean Thompson, First Citizens Bank, Fort Dale Academy Deer Hunt, Jubilee Décor, Walker Electric, Greenville Cash & Carry, Brooklyn Limestone Quarry, David Anthony-Rayond James, Dunklin Funeral Homes, Cory D. Bryan Attorney at Law, LLC, Vicki Popwell Portraiture, Hamilton Jessie Law, Jason and Maci Jessie, Walker Business, SEC Kubota, Charlotte Tesmer, Southern Independent Bank, Gardner Eye Care, and Greenville Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram.