1995

Area players shine ECCC's Davis scores 19 in women's game By Jarrod McDaniel The Mend1an Star award. Powell led the South Team in scoring but East Centr al Community College's Monica Davis wasn't far behind, pumping in 19 points . and pulling down a team-high six rebounds. "I felt I had to step up a little and help the team," said Davis, an Arkansas-Monticello signee. "The game was fun. I finally got to play with the Powell sisters instead of against them." Also on the South Team was Brandi Harber, a teammate ofDavis at East Central.

CLEVELAND -Although separated by about 260 miles, Coahoma's Tonya Norment and Pearl River's Elaine Powell have been side by side all season. Powell and Norment stayed in frrst and sec– ond place among the nation's women's junior college scoring leaders all season . Meeting face to face in t h e RC Cola Mississippi Community College All-Star Classic, Powell's 24 points edged Norment's 23. But it was Norment who had the last laugh, leading the North All-Stars to an 89-79 victory and garnering the Most Valuable Player

Harber, a 5-foot-7 guard from Union, only played 15 minutes but made the most of it, get– ting six points, three rebounds and two steals. "I enjoyed getting to play with people I nor– mally play against," Ha.rber said. "It was a good experience." While Harber's team didn't win, she didn't go home empty-handed . During halftime of the men's game, a three-

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