1991

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East Central~' e.ams~ ~\;eep Hinds to·end season play

Regular season competition con– cluded on a successful note for East Central Community College basket– ball teams as both squads registered 1ctories over visiting Hinds Com– munity College on Thursday night. Sammy Pace's Lady Warriors won their third s traight contest by {sJa fn

outscoring the Hinds women by a 95-90 margin and the East Centra! men, led by second-year coach Jay Bowen, rallied over the Eagles to claim a 111-101 win. The Lady Warriors ended season play with a 13-7 overall record and 7-5 mark in the South Division. Hinds fell to 15-9 and are also 7-5 in league play. East Central's Warriors had one of their best seasons in recent memory as the vastly improved squad upped its record to 20-4 and l,0-2, good for second place honors behind nationally ranked Gull Coast. The Hinds men dropped to 11-3 and 5-7.

pumped in 29 points. Also scoring were Shontel Lowe, 17; Shea Oakley, 13; Paula Nash, ll; Marcell Gray, 7; Beverly Ware, 5; Tammie Rigdon, 4; Tonya Stowers, 3; Gloria Clay, Brooke Smith and Misty Wright, 2 each. East Central led 43-41 at halftime. In men's action, Tony Bailey led the East Central comeback with 21 points. Other pointmakers were Tyrone Stowers, 16; Terry Thames, 14; Eric Mays,l3; Kevin Kennedy, 14; Mark Stribling, 11; Michael James, 8; Marvin Nash, 7; Lurther Riley, 4; Tyron Bender, 3; and Vandy Hopson, 2. ru o

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