1999

WEEK OF ______________

Clarkdale led East Central wtth a career-best 20 points. ilio scoring were LaShanta L}les of Morton and Tanya Moncnei of ~ewton, 18 each; Tom a Viverette of South Leake, nine Arletha Moncrief _ ewton Sharae Brown of Scott Central and Quintina Edy; ards of Vigor, Ala., six each; Felisha Temple of Nev> ton County and Krystal Courtney of Holden, La., five each; Wendy Mapp of Newton County, Charissa Williams of Houma, La. and Ellake Murray of Scott Central, three each; and Sonya Pinkston of Forest and Marina Carter of Philadelphia, two each. East Central led the Arkansas squad 63-32 at ha lf– time. Against Pearl River, Lady Warrior pointmakers were Courtney, 20; Ma;;, 16, Lyles, 13; Pinkston, Edwards and Tanya Moncrief, six each; Murray, four; and Brown two. EC trailed 41-28 at the b reak. In men's action last week, Jay Bowen's Warriors also defeated Crowley's Ridge and fell to Pearl River. Ken Russell of Newton County pumped in 17 points to lead the Warriors in their 76- 59 decision over the visiting Pioneers. Also scoring were Keith Bell of Choctaw Central and Lamond Bowie of Morton, 15 each; Otis Wallace of Memphis, 11; Demondo Mingo of Choctaw Central, nine; Courtney Jones of South Leake, four; Randy Tangle of Choctaw Central and Ray Waddell of Philadelphia, two each; and Ashley McDougle of Morton, one. EC led 38-29 at halftime. Against Pearl River, the Warriors were clipped by a 58- 56 margin. Pointmakers were Russell, 16; Bowie and Wallace 11 each~ Bell, 10; and UO}MaN UIOlJ Satap.{l-e taaJ-'5

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