2000

ECCC presents football awards

Recipients of team honors presented at the East Central Community CoDege football awards banquet included (seated, from left) Samuel Agee, pennanent team captain award (offense), and Josh jones, most valuable offensive lineman. both of Tuscaloosa Central (Ala.); Steve Henley of louisville, most valuable offensive back; and Freeman Jimison of Meridian, Kemba Bryant most valuable defensive back award: and (standing, from left) David Daniel ofTuscaloosa County (Ala.), most valu– able defensive lineman; james Keyes ofCollins, pennanent team captain award (defen~); Chri~ Weems ofNewton, academic awardl andMkahel Beal of South ~ake and Kyle Watson of Neshoba Centtcil, 'Wal'tior' awards.

These East Central Community College Warrior football team mem– bers .recently participated in the annual Mississippi Community/Junior College All-Star Classic held at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville. Pictured are (seated, from left) Samuel Agee of Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Central, Ti Garner of Brandon and josh jones ofTuscaloosa (Ala.) Central; and (standing, from left) David Daniel ofTuscaloosa (Ala.) County, Steve Henley of Louisville, Chris Ray of Seminole County (Ga.) an

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