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Cheerleaders chosen, tennis underway at EC Football and basketball

Central Lady Warriors who are 2-0, while the Warriors are 1-1. The 2000 campaign began on February 18 With the EC women blanking visiting Holmes 9-0 and the men win– ning by a 7-2 score. Lady Warriors who regis– tered wins in singles competi– tw!l included Haley Chance, Courtney Cooper, Jessica Weeks, April Foley, Kasey Comans and Kristi French. Warriors who won their.sin– gles competition were Lee Dempsey, Josh McNeill, Wade Hutchison, Tracy Goodin and Tim Cager. The Lady Warriors defeated Pearl·River 6-3 while the men fell 8-1 in compet ition held February 24 in Poplarville. Singles \vinners were (women) Chance, Cooper and French, and (men) Dempsey. Winners in women's doubles competition were Chance and Foley. Weeks and Comans, and Cooper and French.

cheerleaders have been select– ed for the 2000-2001 term at East Central Community College, announced Kim Mangum, c:pon<~or. Female cheerleaders chosen include Gina \\'all (captain), Courtney Graham, Brandi Bound,., Ka<:ey Comans, Lee Ann Eddins, Keri Henley, Kri~ten Harris, Lee Ann Morro", Leslie Crenshaw and Kelly Walker. Alternates arc Lisa Adcock. Bethany Gatewood and Candace Cooper. Male cheerleaders are Lee Thompson. Heath Dye, Andrew Latham. Kevin Cutrer, Jonathan Haggard and Jonathan Elmore. Alternates are J.D. Craig, Charle.; Connerly; and Brian Burn!'1de of Carthage. Women's Tenniq team 2-0 Tenms competition 1s off to a ,ucce, sful tart for the East

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