1977-1982

ECJC Warriors

Forest \corctl I h points nnd Dehor; Phillips o f Hickory scorcd 2 point\. In the nicn's game, George Gr,t of Lnkc \\.as highest scorer jvith 2 points. He \\.as follo\ved hy Mik Shirley of Morton n.itli 21 points Mike H;uve\ of Edinhr~rg a nd Mikc Graves of Dccntur. Gn. \--it11 1 . points each. and ,411hry (.;)\ o I Carthage nit11 10 point\. -

Fa51 Ccntral .lr. College split ni th ic;r .lr. College o11 Feh. 10 in the t reg~~l'u. qnnie of the se:lson. coach Wood's Wnrriorettes lost to 1Jtic;l 58-70. Coach Ro b i n s o n ' s trrlors \\ere heliintl t n o points at If-t~nie, hut came hack second half \\in 81-80. D r h h ~ cMcBeath of Union scoreti p i n t \ . Shelia Welch of Dccatur

WESSON - The East Central Junior College women defeated piah-Lincoln 76-66 here Monday night in basketball action. Debbie McBeath was the leading scorer for ECJC with 20 ints, followed by Joanne Earnest with 17. Patricia Patrick ded 14 and Sandra Edwards chipped in 10 points. Holtsander scored 16 points for Co-Lin, followed by Ciss East Central Ladies Fall - The East Central Junior College Lady Warriors aropped an 81-75 basketball decision to Northeast Saturday night. - - . - .-. - Northeast led a t halftime, 42-32. Angie Wash led East Central with 19 points, followed by Ste~hanie Townsend with 13 and Mattie Burnside with 12. 'fhe Star received no report on the men's gamc Co-Lin Rips ECJC kbarrrors I WESSON - Copiah-Lincolnripped visiting East Central Junic :allege 93-72, in basketball here Monday night. Five lVolves hit in double figures in the game for Co-Lin, led b Lymond Stewart's 21 points. Issac Ross scored 18, Vincent 3riggs 14, Aaron Wyatt 13 and Jeff Foster 15, ECJC was led by Kenneth Gilliland with 20 and Joe Kennarner vith 16. . The Warriors are now 4-15 overall and 2-10 in South results and iill host Pearl River a t Ded t ur Thursday night.