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year's team in rebounding by snat– ching 5.8 boards per contest. BMOke scored at a 10.1 points per game. She was second on the team in blocked shots with 24.Sheshot 70% from the free throw line and 46% from the floor. Becky White, a 5'9" guard for the Rockets wiU be a player/ trainer for the Lady Wa rriors. Becky shot 68% from the free throw line in helping the Lady Rockets to a 36-3 season and a state runner-up trophy. All three young ladies will repre– sent Neshoba Central well as they become part of the East Central program.

Three Neshoba Central Lady :lockets stgned letters of mterest to tttend East Central Commuru~ : oUege this past •ftt Seniors Mis– YWnght Brooke S:nith an'!_ Bed."')' \"hite 'AiD be )CmlDI Coach ;:,ammy Pace's squad next fall Wright. a 6 center fot' the Lady kets. a ~ged 8.8 pomts per game •here she shot 51% from the oor a from the ~ree throw Mist pulled oown 5 .:: rebounds per game d ill represent •e5boba Central this ummer in the 1 ppt High school All-Star

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SIGNS WITH ECCC Ntshoba Central guard, Becky White. center. signs a letter of Intent to at– und Eas t Central Community College. White s hot 68% from the free throw lint to help the Lady Rockets to a 36-3 season. Looking on is her father, Robert. left, and Coach BiU Smith.

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