1991

WEEK OF

A lotal of just four points kept both East Central Community College ....,._tball teams from advancing in South Division Tournament action during competition held last week on Pearl River Community College campus in Poplarville. Although Sammy Pace's Lady War– rtrs 03-8) and Jay Bowen's Warriors -5) were eliminated from the state playoffs, both squads have qualified -.fir the Region 23 Tournament scheduled March 4-7, 1991 at Mississippi College.

The Warriors, a first-round 68-65 winner over Pearl River , fell in semi– final action to Jones by an 80-77 margin on Wednesday nighl. East Central scorers in the three– point defeat included Tony Bailey, 17; Kevin Kennedy, 13; Tyrone Stowers, 11; Terry Thames, 10; LuU1er Riley, eight ; Mark Stribling, seven; Vandy Hopson, five; Marvin Nash, four; Michael James, two, and J .P . Viverette, one. Jones led 46-35 at halftime. In thqir,Xfffi8vw;: E~l River, War- o e1sex c S: a1r1 10l m gn ?o·•ta on oo·aee q m j? no a ..

riors scorers were Tba Bailey, 14; Kennedy, 10? nine; Viverette, five ; Nash,. Riley, two; and James one. East Central held a 30-24 at halftime.

In the Lady Warriors' to homestanding Pearl makers were Shontel Nash, 17; Shea Oakley, Ware, seven, Gloria

, Marcell Gray, four ; Carolyn Boa - man, three ; Brooke Smith and Misty . Wright, two each.

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