** A word of warning though - this is a fairly challenging piece to print and assemble and once the two halves are connected, will be hard to separate. Williams is survived by his wife of 47 years Carolyn and two daughters and two grandchildren.Here's the third piece of upgrade for Legacy Metroplex - an articulated extender piece for Sparkdrinker to allow his drill buckets to reach the floor or be angled upwards in his alt mode! He is a compassionate man who mentors student athletes so they can become honorable young men.” His kids will lose a good mentor, because Lee is not just a coach. “I’m thrilled the UIL will honor him for his dedication to his students. “Lee is a legend when it comes to track and field,” Mr. Williams’ effect on those around him is evidenced by what his former high school coach, Paul Galvan, said about him when he was honored for his distinguished coaching career. Throughout his coaching career, Williams coached 52 All-Americans and won 15 district championships, 4 regional championships, and 2 state championship teams after was selected for the Texas Track & Field Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2019.

Perhaps Williams’ best achievement as a coach came the same year when his 4X100-meter relay team set the national high school record of 39.76 which continues to stand to this day. Williams was selected as the 1998 Texas Track and Field Coach of the Year for the State of Texas by the National Federation of Coaches Association. Williams would go on to coach at OD Wyatt, where he would continue to find success. Williams was a record-setter at TCU where he was a member of the first two relay teams to qualify for the NCAA Championships and set the school record for the 400 meter-run and the mile relay.įor his accomplishments, Lee Williams was inducted into the 54th class of the Athletics Hall of Fame for TCU in 2022. Lee Williams, an All-American track and field athlete and legendary coach, died at the age of 71 on May 17.

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