2001

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ECCC takes two from EMCC The East Central Commumty College Lady Warriors went 2-0, "hile the \\arrior., were 1-1 in l~t week' basketball action. Entering thb "eek. the lad~ Wamors were 3-1, while the \\amors 1\ :-ere by 1~ Marty • EC women 63, Delta 57: The tampu Lady Warriors "Tlpro'tied to --1 with the Nov. 1~ ,,.ictorv at toorhead Christina Ford led EC \\ th_ LaCour and Bebda Potter both smred 14 • Delta men 3, EC i6: Ihe \\ to 0-3 with the ~0\. 12 a 1\.\no.,lrfv>•~rt~ Corey Hom by paced the \ 24 points. Markeith Bro\ ~ Maurice English and Winfred Crai 10. Lady Warriors improved to 3-1 with Thursday's 17-point win at Decatur. EC led 33-19 at halftime. Belinda Potter of Monroe, La., pumped ~n 17 pomts to lead EC. Nikki LaCour added 12 points with Tamekia Foley of Newton County scoring 10. Margaret McClure led D-ICC, 0-4, with nine. • EC men 71, East Mississippi 64: The Warriors got their first win of the Bill Smith Era Thursday at Decatur. EC, 1-3, got 16 points from James Denson, 15 .trom Union's Maurice English, 12 from Winfred Craig, nine from Corey Hornsby, and eight from Markeith Brown. Raphael Edwards of Starkville had 21 point... to lead the Lions, 1-3. EC led 32-30 at halftime.

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./.Sophomore Warriors ;(Sophomores on the 2001-02 East Central Community College men's basketball J ~ team are (kneeling) tar ei~. BroY."'l and standing, from left, Winfred Craig, Maurice English Unio~ Oint Hatch, and James Denson. v... ..., ,._,,,. .....,.......,....., ....,-.,.,. "'.... --- -- IVlt:.~IUif\N ~If\~ iPIRIT OF MORTON_ _ _____

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