1995

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ECCC action.. . Lady Warriors sweep pair

Reed of Fore t, each with 6 points; and Cyntia Ellis of Newton Coun– ry and LaDonna Robinson of Forest, each with 4 points. East Central held a 36-24 advan– tage at halftime. In men's action, the Warriors lost another close matchup by falling 77-65 to the host Bears. Leake Academy product Philip P rince of Philadelphia scored 22 points to lead the Warriors, who dropped to 7-12 and 0-7 . Other pointmakers were Mike Hurst of Newton County Academy, 10; Bobby Viverette of South Leake, 8;

Johnny Mays of Atlanta, Georgia, 7; O.J . McNichols of Union, 5; Darvis Rasberry of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 4; Jamie Suttles of Nox apater, 3; Alphonzo Norman of Newton and Eric Caples of South - Leake, 2 each; and Vincent Spencer of Neshoba Central, 1. Southwest led 41 -22 at halftime. In games played against visiting Gulf Coast Community College on January 17, the Lady Warriors cruised to an 82.(i() victory while the Warriors dropped an 82-77 decision. Robinson paced the Lady War– rior attack with 18 points. Also scoring were Harber, 14; Davis, 10; Reed, 9; Moorehead and Leake Academy product Kim Gentry, 6 each; Cooksey and Griffin, 4 each; Jennifer Alexander of Leake Academy, 3; and Neshoba Central product Christy Madison and Ellis, 2 each. EC led 37-27 at intermission. Prince was again the leading scorer for the Warriors, as he pumped in 33 points, including six three-pointers. Other pointmaker~ 'Vere Hurst, 12; May, 9; Spencer, 8; Norman, 6; Rasberry, S; and McNichols, 4. GAMES THIS WEEK 1n games scheduled this week, East Central hosts Hinds Com– munity College on Thursday, January 26. The Lady Warriors and Warriors travel to Pearl River Com– munity College on Monday, January 30. Tipoff time for all game~ is 6 p.m. for women's action followed by men's play at 7:45 o.m.

~phomores Dane Van.. ~ or P h1 1delphia and Monica Da s of Ba 'f.. • Ar kansas, each scort.:l 15 po nb and led the East Central Corr ""'-ill) College Lady Wa.rrion, o _ - 5-61 win over Souta\\est MtsstSsippi Community College Thursday night in Summit. The road victory lifted East Cen– tral to a 14-3 overall record and 6-1 mark in South Division action. Also scoring for the Lad) War– riors were Genia Griffin of Morton, 10; Brandi Harber of Union, 9; J.J. Moorehead of Union, Wilma Cooksey of Lake, and Melody

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