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EC women take two

fell to 7-9.

five each from Joe Copeland and Kent Chamblee. Delta got 24 pomt:, from Fredie Wilham~. 17 each from Aaron E\ an::. and Monta Crutcher. and 15 aptece from En1ie R'r anb and DE>rrick Bush. ·

By • ARTY STAMPER lk. 1 SportS Editor

Lamond Bowie led EC with 31 points. Chris Webb scored 14, Matthew Roebuck had 12, and Chad Clemons had 10. EC also got eight each from Shawn Moss and Mile Batalo, six from Arral Parkerson, and

The Ladv Warriors of East ntral C(.mmunity College ent 2-0 tn last week's action ~p ~~:"~en~ - . 11-5 • :I> The War· ~ 11. ." went 1·1 · d came into week nh a 7·9 mark. • E women 90, Wallace ' ta,e- Hanceville 83: The Wamo~ Jumped out to a halftim" lead in taking I'Tt..-•..l ~~ mn over the Lady from Hanceville, Ala. 10·5, got 20 points • ·1cole Cox, 17 from Moncrief. 14 from 1o.;:..;:~:.a L 11~, 1 from Margo ne from Anna Udico– d e1!!ht aptece from ,!'..~ru Crockett and Alberta

Dill anJ Kun Brown 15 pOI'"lt::.- for \Val-

• 'E women 65. Mus. Delta 41: Tht- Ladv Wam..r:. had no problems stretching AP :J =:.. = := their record to 11-5 with Fri- LA __ day's win over the Lady Tro– ::: jans. SCC- ,. EC led 26-17 at halftime. r- _ Nicole Cox led EC with 12 v • - - points. Sasha Lilly and Leah ~- - Fulcher both had nine, Tonya ...... ...... Moncrief scored eight, Jessica S :l =? - .: = Sanders had seven, J autesha

Crockett had six, Becky Killen added five, and Alberta Nor- man had four. Monica Bass led Delta with