2002

ECCC FOOTBALL TEAM AWARD WINNERS - Above are memben; of the 2001 East Cen– tral Community College football team who received various team honors presented at th e annual awards banquet held m the Decatur campus. Seated from left are linebacker Jolm Bibb of Tuscaloosa (Alabama) Central High School, permanent team captain (defense); of– fensive lineman Jerry Spencer of North Moore High School in Eagle Springs, North Caro– lina, most valuable offensive ·lneman; wide receiver Dontay Spillman of Valley High School in Louisville, Kentucky, most valuable offensive back; running back Patrick Prince of Tuscaloosa (Alabama )county High School, most valuable player; and Darrius ''Buck" Thames of Philadelphia, Kemba Bryant - Most Valuable Defensive Back; Standing from left a.re nmning back Chad Warren of Quitman, co-recipient of the "Warrior Award", de– fensive lineman Keith Curry of ~ewton County High School, co-recipient of the most valu– able defensive lineman award; quarterback Brian Zbydniewski of Choctawhatchee High School in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida, permanent team captain (offense); defensive lineman Courtney Steele of Tuscaloosa (Alabama) County High School, co-recipient of the most valuable defensive lineman. award; and defensive back Josh Chaney of Newton County High School, Academic Award and co-recipient of the "Warrior Award." East Central posted a 6-3 regular season mark and finished second in the South Division with a 4-2 mark. the Warriors advanced to the st. e playoffs where they fell to Mississippi Delta Community College in semi-final action. -c Photo)