1998

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MCC, ECCC open up Region 23 play today By Mike Grubb The Mer d an Star

College. Jackie Winfield. Kimberly Henry and Sherita Walker will lead the Lady Eagles. ECCC's Lady Warriors will open up play at 6 p.m. today again:;t ~onhea.st Mississippi Community College. If- ICC and ECCC win today, they would be back in action again Wednesday. The Lady Eagle- would play 6 p .m. a(!ain , t the Copiah-Lincoln -

Itawamba winner. The Lady Warriors would play at 1 p.m. against the Northwest-Jones winner . In men's a ction , the East Mississippi Community College Lions and the Meridian Community College Eagles will begin Region 23 Tournament action Tuesday. The Lions will hit the hard– wod at 1 p.m. against Northwest Mississippi Community College.

The Eagles of MCC will fl) into action at 8 Tuesday nigh1 against Northeast Mississipp· Community College. If EMCC and MCC wir Tuesday, they would be back ir action again Wednesday. The Lions would square ofl with the Bossier Parish· Southwest winner at 3 p.m. while MCC would play at 8 p.m against the Pearl River-Guh Coast winner.

The Merid1an Community College Lady Eagle, and the East Central Communitv College Lady Warrior, wiil begin play in the Region 23 Basketball Tournament today at Mississippi College m Clinton. The 18-6 Ladv Eagles ofMCC will tip things off at 1 p.m. todn) against Pearl River Commumt

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