1996

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Lions, Warriors both ranked in JuCo football Top 15 poll The latest National Juruor Co..eg~: Mlhlet1c Association football Top 15 J:lOII is out today and Meridian area JuCo fans may think they're seeing double. Both local community college football teams are in the poll for the first lime this ~a­ son East Central (9-0) continues rts steady climb up the charts, moving into the No. 5 slot in their fifth week m :he poll The Warriors play Hinds for the South Blinn Commuru;y College of Brenham, Texas (10-0) is No. 1 again thts week, w•th ntne of 10 first-place votes and 119 total points. Second-place North Dakota State at Wahpeton got the other first– place vote and 93 points OJe·a Places 3-15 and thetr poll potnts are as follows: Coffeyville, Kan. (91 ), Nassau CC, N.Y. (90), East Central (88), Dixie College, Utah (71), Grand Rapids, Mich (45) Snow Utah (40), Garden City, Kan. (38), Ellsworth, Iowa (37), Vermrll10n. Minn 122) Montgomery. Md (12), Glendale, Ariz. (9), Butler County, Kan (8) and East MrssissiPR' (7). Divis1on champ!OnSh p Saturday afternoon in Decatur. East Miss1ss PPl tB-2) debuts in the rankings this week at: No. 15. The L10ns completed their season with a win over North Div1s1on chaJTli)IOO Holmes last week. Sports Digest

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