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Receive ECCC Football Awards

~ 1 ~ootbaU players at East Central Community College in Decatur who received awards at the an- b. a ual All-Sports Banquet include (seated from left) Dynassus Buggs of Tuscaloosa, Alabama , team co-captain; Wyatt Williams of Demopolis, Alabama, team co-captain and Andrew F. Webb Memorial Award; Willie McLelland of Little Rock, special teams player award; (st•ndina from left) Felton Burroughs of Thomasville, Alabama, most valuable player and most valuable defen– sive back; Tim Jackson of Demopolis, Alabama, most valuable defensive lineman; and Terence Peoples of Montevallo, Alabama who shared the most outstanding offensive Jineman award with the not pictured Chri Houston of Oxford , Alabama. Also not pictured is Sammie Holifield of Lake who was named most outstanding offensive bpcfftiT~wards were presented by bead coach A.J . Kilpatrick and assi~tants~n • r~~{.en.ap.;-~.[r~~!(adsbaw. (EC Photo)

Eaat Central Community Col· ege w111 serve as host site for a cheerleader camp scheduled June 25·28 on the Decatur campus. The week-long camp is being conducted by the Elite Cheerleading Athletics, Inc. of Gautier. Cost to attend is $110 for full time campers, $65 for day campers and $90 for sponsors. For additional information con· tact M

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