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Basketball at EC

EC squads prior to competition in the MACJC South State Tourna– ment East Central hosts Jones Ju– nior College on February 6 and travels to Gulf Coast Community CollegeonFebruary 9. This year East Central will serve as host site for the South division tournament which is scheduled Fe– bruary 13-16 (Monday through Thursday) in teh Brackeen-Wood Ph>sical Education Building. Al– l.hough brackets will not be set until season competition concludes later this week. game times have been established. Matchups are schedules at 4·00, 6:00 and 8:00 on Monday and Tuesday; 2:00, 4:00, 6:00 and 8:00 on Wednesday, with finale set fer 6:00 and 8:00 Thursday night For ticket information call ECCC, Ph. 635-2111.

Both ECCC teams fell to division foe Pearl River Community College January 30 in Poplarville. The Lady Warriors lost 93-74 while the Warriors suffered an 85-72 setback. Robinson led the ECCC women with 25 points. Also scoring were Davis, 14; Moorehead, 9; Harber, 8; Vance and Wilma Cooksey, 6 each; Reed, 4; Griffin, Kim Gentry and Chasity Bounds, 2 each; and Ale– xander, I. PRC led 47-37 at halftime. Prince led EC with 27 points, followed by Suttles and Rasberry with 10 each; OJ. McNichols, 7; Eric Caples, 6; and Viverette., Nor– man and Vincent Spence, 4 each. The Wildcats led 45-27 at intermission. REMAINING SEASONGAMES Only two games remain for bolh

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