1991

IVEEK OF

Warriors Road wins are usually tough to earn in community college basketball com– petition and such was the case for both East Central teams following South Division action Monday , J anuary 28 at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville. For the East Central men, their 81-74 loss was especial1y critical as they not only saw their nine-game win streak come to an end but the War– riors also lost a share of the division lead with Gulf Coast, which escaped " 1th a 60-57 win over Southwest the samw night. However, East Central, now 16-4 overall and 6-2 in league competition, is still very much alive in the div· ion race with four games left to;Pia,Y.

The Lady Wa rriors' 78-72 defeat was also a crucial blow, as they fell to 10~ and 4-4. But the East Cent women are still in a tight battle for se– cond place honors with several squads and, like the men, have four games re– maining in the 1990-91 schedule. In the men's game with Jones, Tony Bailey was the top pointmaker with 2 points. Carolyn Boatman led the Lady War– r ior attack as she pumped in 22 poin . Other pointmakers were Paula Nash, 21 ; Shontel Lowe, eight; Shea Oakley seven; Tanya Stowers a nd Jackie Gladney, four each; and Tam– wie Rjgdon, two. 'I'lre score was tied 39-39at halftime.

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