1999

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EC teams sweep The arnors and Lady \\ arriors Eag Cernral Community College ~ Cop1ah-Lmcoln Com–

o-Lin Other pointmakers \\ere Felsh1a Temple of Newton County ~nd Brown 12 each; Courtne\, e•ght T Moncrief, six; Withams, hvt•, Manna Cuter of Phll&~delph~a, four, Ellak Murray of Scott Central, and Pinkston, two each East central led 27-16 at ha!fhmc In men's dCti~Jn, South\\ est shpped past the Warnors b} a 94-86 margin. East Central scorers were Russell, 23; Bowie, 17, Mmgo n Waddell, 12, Wallan•, 11; and Jones and McDuuglc, five c.1ch. Tht- Warriors tra1led 32-28 at half– time. In games this \\e\ k, East Centr.:tl wraps up regula! season play bv traveling to Hmds Commulllt) Col– lege in Uhca on M.ond.1y, Itbruary 8, and Crowley'., Ridge Commun1ty College in Arkansas on Thursday, February 11.

Courtney Jones of South Leake and Bell, seven each; Otis Wallace of Memphis, Tenn ., and Lamond Bowie of Morton, six each; and Ashley McDougle of Morton, two. East Central trailed 24-30 at half– time. Other scorers for the Lad] War– riors included Sharae Brown of Scott Central, 16; Tonya Moncrief of '-e""– ton, 15; Sonya Pinkston of Forest and Krystal Courtney of Holden, l d, se\ en each; and Chanssa Williams of Houma, La., and Ellake Murray of Sc 1 , Central, two each. The Lady Warriors led 37-33 at halftime. In games played earlier in the "eek, the ECCC teams spht deci– ~ ~ ,,,th home--tandmg Southwc::.t Commurutv Colle-;;e The Lad} \\ amors, who p1cked up a 66-.51 wan a~amst the Ladv Bear-. v.oere led by Mapp ~ 15 pomts.

co e~e m South Division he d Thur.,day night in the een-\\ood Physical Education Sophomore Ke1th Bell of Choctaw Cer. al sank one of two free throw ·~ With siX ,.econds left m the

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