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berger hon game she did not score in double figures, she sprained her ankle early and only played the first -part of the game. said, "Joy is one in a long line of surprises who has made good in basketball at East Centrd. She rS a true atPrlete and athletic ability is what makes one excel on the college level. She has exceptional Commenting on her excellent caliber of play, ECJC Coach LucilleWood

Joy Eidhdberger, East Central Junior College freshman, had an out- standing yea& m.&C&e:&.: basketball - cou~ t . .In . recognition of her

quickness and can from any place o court. When I saw play ' at Lou%svBieLs , *,* > 3 bticed that she was good athlete and I too chanceon that and s her. Now I'm happy I am looking forwar her playing next along with our ret sophomores who ma excellent contributions our team." Miss Eichelberger is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Eichelberger of Selma Street in , u i s v i l l i - I

achievements she has been selected to the First Team All-State and Ali- Region 23 which is composed of Mississippi and Louisiana. Miss Eiehelberger was one of the leading scorers in the state collecting a total of 594 points for a 22 per game average. She attempted 217 free shots, almost as many as the other team members comMned. She averaged attempting 12.76 per game. In a game at Hinds 3 t o r College, she set a new sd~ml record of 25, breaking the record of 21 set by former Louisville Al' Stater Ester Thomas ira a game with CeLin in 1980. Miss Eichelberger scoredin double figures in every game but one. She ~ i a y e d in 13 games with 20 plus points, five games with 30 or more points, and an incredible high of 41 paints in one game 3gaim.t Clarke. In that game she made 14 field goz2s and 13 for 16 at the fr& t h aw line andleft the game with over four minutes to play. The one

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