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entral teams sweep Delta in tournament my and Brett Augusta of New Orleans paced the Warriors with 23 points each. Also scoring were James Denson of Choctaw Central, 18; Winfred Craig of Louisville, 14; Markeith Brown of Jackson Provine, nine; Chris Webb of Neshoba Central, six; Kent Chamblee of Leake Academy and Eric Scott of Winnsboro, Lou isiana, three each; and Maurice English of Union, Joe Copeland of Emer– son, Arkansas and Chris Isidore of St. Croix, Vir– gin Islands, two each. Nick Seals of Forrest City, Arkansas scored 20 points to lead the Trojans. The Warriors led 46-43 at halftime. EC tra!Led 25-24 at the break. In the men's game, Warrior point makers were Brown, 17; Crrug and Denson, 16 each; Webb, 15; Chamblee, seven; Roebuck and Copeland, SIX each; Augusta and Scott, four each; and Leroy Murray of Scott Central and Clint Hatch of Carthage, two ~ach. The nondi'\'lSion matchup was tied 89-89 after the first O'\'ertime and 79-79 at the end of regula· tion. East Central)~ 35-24 at the break. Also participating 111 the two-day tournament were the Jones County Junior College Lady Bob– cats and Bobcats.

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In games played Monday, November 20, the East Central women clipped the Holmes Lady Bulldogs 59-57 followed by the Warriors' 103-95 double overtime loss to the Holmes men. Cox led the Lady Warriors with 17 points. Also scoring were Porter, 15; Norman, eight; Lacour, seven; Ford six; Udicova, four; and Reed, two. Latasha Sumrerallled Holmes with 21 points.

In games th s week, East Central travels lo Northwest Mississippi Community College in Sebatobia on Tuesday and will be guests of Gulf Coast Commumty College Thursday on the Perkinston campus. The Lady Warriors and War· riors journey to Mississippi Delta Community College in Moorhead on Monday, December 4.

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