1990

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·" ECCC rolls past Southwest easily

By Jimmy Boone Bp:clal to The Star

set up the shot they wanted. They were also successful at getting rebounds on both the offensive and defensive ends of the court. It was a hard night for the Lady Bears. "We couldn't move the ball well because they were constantly switching their defense " coach Josh Butler of Southwest satd. "We kept trying to set screens and set up shots, but instead we would turn the ball over," he added. Southwest was unable to get any sort of rally going, as the most points they scored in a row at any time was six. The Lady Wariors, however, quickly dash· ed any h\lpes of a rally by scoring eight in a row. ECCC was led in scoring by Tuttle Edwards with 15, Sadie Triplett with 13, and Jackie Gladney with 12. In fact every player on the teams scored ex– cept one as coach Pace cleared the bench. SOUTHWEST 14!1 - Monulla Robin. son 14. Jadea Carter 8, Amissa Gordon 5, Cynlhta Newman 5, Dana Hill 4, KareD Dunn 2, Doddie Mundy 2, Sharon Herr· iogtoo 2. ECCC CIISl - Tuttle Edwards 15. Sadie Triplf'tt 13, Jnct1e Gladney 12. Carol Boat· man 10, Kathy McDougle 8, Shantel Lowe 8,Sbea Oakley 6. Vtctoria Banks 4, Tonya Stowers 4. Paula Nub 3, Beverly Ware 2. tHLFTIME: ECCC, 41-17

'When a basketball team plays .,·ell on both ends of the court, you can expect to see their coach smiling. d After the East Central La y Warriors (!H) had defeated the Lady Bears of Southwest Com· munity College <3·10> by an 85-42 margin, coach Sammy Pace was beaming. " I was concerned because of the long layoff (since Dec. 7), but we worked better as a team than we have aU year long,'' coach Pace said. "Southwest had played two games since the break and I thought they would be better prepared than they were." The Lady Warriors came out in a ferocious defense, that kept the Lady Bears from scoring for almost ten minutes. In fact .the Lady Bears did not break mto double figures until fifteen minutes bad elapsed in the first half. At that poin~ they trailed 29-11 and by half time the score was4H7. On the offensive end of the court the Lady Warriors seemed to be able to score at will, as they easily came down the court and -·

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