Liberal senior Jacee Barthelme crowned queen

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Liberal senior Jacee Barthelme was crowned 2020-21 basketball homecoming queen Friday night. Barthelme and her Lady Bulldog teammates pulled off an exciting comeback win over Drexel prior to the coronation. Following it, the boys went to 5-0 in the WEMO with a win over the Bobcats. Shown with Barthelme is her escort, senior Gunner Miller.


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