1999

ECCC SoccerWarriors fall to Jones,GulfCoast

Bobcat scorers were Josh Weird (2} and 'vi.ax Grimaido. Gull Coast was led by TreyTurner, who gavethe Bull– dogs an early 1-0 lead, and Dominic Vrrgilio who made the last three goals. In games scheduled this week., East Central hosts Pearl River at 4 p.m. Wed1;1esday and will enter– tain EastMississippi at 1 p .m. Satur– day. Bothmatches will beheld on the Newton County High School soccer field in Decatur. The 1 Warriors have an open date onTuesday, Sept. 28.

East Central Community College's first soccer team saw its record fall 1-4-1 following losses to Jones and Gulf Coast last week. The Soccer Warriors were outscored 3-1 by the \'iSiting Bobcats on Saturday and fell to homestanding Gulf Coast 4-0 on Wednesday, Sept. 15. Against Jones, Joe Cavenaugh of Chunky was the lone scorer for East Central. Cavenaugh's ~oal came late in second half action.

NewECCC Donn Supervisor Maxine Sullivan re..:e-ntly joined the staffat East Central Conm1Unity Col– lege in Decatur. Sullivan serves as dormsupervisor for Jackson Hall. Prior to her new position, Sulli' an worked in sales for Unclaimed Freight m Jack– son. She is a graduate of Morton At– tendance Center. She has J~ughter Glenda Sulh\oan (EC Photo) '

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