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K.mveaye and Ditto both made honorable 1111:ntion all-state as fre-;h mcn. Karweaye was t.•ighth in the state in scoring in 2001. "Seltuc can potentially be one of the most dominating players in the entire league this )'t"

particularly good this year. " I am looking forward for l play as a team. If they work t team, the rest will take care of i1 The 2001 Warriors were 6 · ECCC was the only team to tak defending South half champion< overtime last year and the Wan p fi .,hed that feat twice. "Last year's team made improvement in com parison to l season when we were 4-15 (oveJ (in the Sou th Division)," Thomp "We shou ld be extremely com year. Fans sho uld see a more < mo re skilled group in all areas< bench play will also be stronger. "Numbers will be a problen afford injuries or cards or anyth1 " It's been a good group to Wt far."

DECATUR Despite minimal interest in the sport in its five-county distn ct, East Cen– tral Community College has steadily made progress in soccer in its first three years of competition. ffte only high schools in ECCC's <.ltstrict to field teams in the sport are Neshoba Cen– lt'

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