2000
So Ea u Warriors' top ground game stalls in 24 - 7 2 div. loss A return trip to th(• .state layoffs will be delayed at least year for the East Central Warriors The nationally ranked Southwest Bears knocked offEC 24-12 Thursda} rught in Decatur and seemed a lavoff trip for themselves in he proces". Ea.:-t Central, 5-4 ove1·al l nd 2-3 ilD division com petitio~. needed ,..,in-. oYer the four teenth ranked Bears and Pearl River to keep their playoff hope~ alhe. Again-:t Southwest, the Wanwrs' Ftate lending running game was held to ju~t 80 yards. ~r below it..:; 270-yard aYerage The Warriors also .tdded JUSt 60 yards passing and finished
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Southwest lead early in the final stanza when Dontay Spillman t·aced through the Bear defense on an 81-yard puol return '!'he two-point conversion was stopped. leaving th e Bears with a l7-12lead. Southwest sealed t he win late in thE> contest on AJonza Ard's Lwo-yard run with 41 sec– onds to play. Boyd added h is final PAT to set the final score at 24-12. The EC rushing a ttack was led by Mitchell McKinnon , who had 53 yards on seven carries . Levi Duncan led Eas t Central's defense with five tackl es, five assists and one sack, while Quentin Bowens added five t ackles and five assists and J ermaine Crosby of South Leake finished with four tackles and six assists. The WruTiors close t he 2000 campaign by lr aveling to Pearl River CC on Thursday wit h kickoff slated for 7 p .m.
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