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.. ECCC star named to NJCA l1onorable mention l By Ryan Satcher staff writer Otltt•t ' lot·

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Other members of the men's l ar e: Eric Hall, Hinds; Tom Rush, J Meniglio, Hinds; Michael Coleman Pino, Northwest; Jon Woolfolk Chase Grogan, Miss. Delta; Trt:"y • Delta; Steve Chisholm, Gulf Coa~ Gulf Coast; J eremiah NoaLk, Gulf Ceccor r ullie, Gulf Coast; David River; Stephen Kulikowski, Pearl I The other members of the wom team are: Amanda Jasper, Hinds; E Hinds; Sarah Harrison, Hinds; thaupt, Hinds; Lindsey Young, N01 Doming uez, Northwest ; Adrien Northwest; Gina Neely, Pt·arl F Chrisman, Pearl River; Brooke C• River; Katie Fillingame, Pearl River Gulf Coast

Three players from East Mississippi Com– 'lmity College Wt"re chosen. Sophomore Hayley I liard and freshman Stephanie Goldsmith a mg with sophomore Chris Wilkens repr esent F ICC. jones had four players make All-Sta te. S~homorc sweeper Amanda Smith, Hughes a d ( raig represent the Lady Bobcats while s honwn· swet•pcr Brantley Fryfog le was n wei lor the Bobcats. Two women and three men were named from M~C. Fn·shman forward/midfielder Cheri R \\llson and sophomore forward / midfie lde r n-gan Wright represent the Lady Eagles. FE".eshman Midfielder.s Bryan Bledsoe and B · ndon Rorlgers along with freshman forward B ntnn I >u four were named for the Eagles.

Schue Karwt:aye was nanwd as an honorable mention for the 2002 NJCM Men·~ Division I Soccer All-A.l1wrkan Team. He was also named to tltc AU-State ream. The East C(;'ntral sophomore led his team to third in the Mi<.;sissippi Association of lommu · nity and Junior College's South divisiun. The Warriors jm;t missed a shot to play in the post– seasou. Tommy Robinson was the only Mississippi soccer player named to the All American team. TI1e sophomore from Northwest was nanu·d as a St!cond Team All American. lie was also named to the Al1-l~egion 23 and All-State team. I our local athletes were named to the 2002 AII·Hegion 23 Socl'cr Te:un. Brian Stringer was

j ECCC rodeo ranked among nat ion's best East Central Community College's rodeo teams are ranked among the best in r egion competition at th e midway mark of the 2002-03 season, according to results provided by the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. The Warriors are currently in fourth place, while the EC women's team is ranked eighth in the Ozark Region, which includes 14 colleges and universities from throughout the Southeast. Results. are following competition at Missouri Valley College, Southe rn Arkansas University, University of West Alabama, ECCC (Neshoba County Coliseum in Philad<'lphia) and Murray State University. Several members of each team are also ranked in their respective categories. Daniel Moore of Nanih Waiya is rated first in the team roping heeler event and is in ninth place in saddle bronc riding. Billy Mack KJnard of West Lauderdale has the lop spot in the team roping heade r competition. In bull riding, Chance Smart of Var– daman is in third place and DrewWalters of Louin is ranked eighth. I Lan:y Sanborn of Noxapater is rated fourth in breakaway roping and Jan1iC' Andrews of Florence is in tenth place in the sanw t·vcnt. Kasidi Griffin of Newton is ranked fifteenth in bar– rd r,tung l.. tn y I >ial ~erws as coach. l ~a!'t Ct•ntral n•sunu!s cotttJll:titicm FdH'tmry ~0·~2. ~00:1. nl Missis:;ippi Stat<· tJniv,:rsity,

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