1995

WEEK OF

ECCC women claim 63-62 win at Jones; men lose pair on road

Robert Wilson led the Bulldogs with 19, while Steven Newby added 14. ECCC . . . . . .. . .... .25 43 - 68 Holmes ............. . 28 42- 70 ECCC WOMEN 63, JONES 62: The Warriors had to outscore Jones 30-24 in the second half to take Thursday's South Division win at Ellisville. EC improved to 4-1 in the division a nd 12-3 overall. Jones fell to 2-3 and 11-6. Melody Reed led EC with 16 points. Monica Davis scored 14, J .J . Moorehead 11, Wilma Cooksey seven, Cyntia Ellis five, while Jen– nifer Alexander and LaDonna Robinson both had four. Kanesha Lampley led Jones with 25. ECCC . . .. . ...... .... 33 30 - 63 Jones . . . . . . . ..... . .38 24 - 62 JONES MEN 110, ECCC 77: Jones showed the Warriors why they are r anked No. 12 nationally in Thurs– day's league affair at Ellisville. Jones led by 15 (54-39) at halftime before pulling away over the final20 minutes. EC got 26 points from Philip Prince, 16 each from Bobby Viverette a nd O.J . McNichols, nine from Jamie Suttles, and four from Darvis Rasberry. The Warriors fell to 0-5 in the South Division and 7-10 overall. J ones improved to 5-0 and 16-1. The Bobcats had five players in double figures and were led by Louis Rich– ardson's 30 points. ECCC .39 38 - 77 Jones . . . ...• .. 54 56 - 110

By MARTY STAMPER Democrat sports editor

The Lady Warriors provided East Central Community College with its only win in last week's basketball action as they took a one-point road victory over Jones at Ellisville. The Lady Warriors brought a 12-3 record intoTuesday's South Division contest with Gulf Coast in Decatur. The Warriors were 0-2 last week and faced Gulf Coast with a 7-10 overall mark. HOLMES WOMEN 76, ECCC 69: Holmes rallied from a ~25 halftime deficit to take the Jan. 10 victory in Goodman. Monica Davis led the ll-3 Lady Warriors with 17 points. Melody Reed scored 12, LaDonna Robinson and Jennifer Alexander both had nine, Brandi Harber seven, while Dane Vance and Chasity Bounds both had six. Mahalia McDonald led 10-5 Holmes with 21 points, while Likeesha Roby tossed in 17. ECCC ...... . .... . .. .35 34 - 69 fiplmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 51 - 76 HOLMES MEN 70, ECCC 68: The Warriors almost pulled off an upset on Jan. ·10 in Goodman before fa ll– ing by two to the 12-3 Bulldogs The Warriors trailed by three (28-25) at halftime. ECCC, which fell to 7-9, got 16 points from Alphonzo Norman. 10 from Darvis Rasberry, nine from O.J. McNichols, Philip Prince, and Vincent Spencer, six from Chris Hillie, and five from Jamie Suttles.

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