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ECCC Softball Tryouts May 6 East Central Community College will hold tryouts for the Lady Warrior fast-pitch softball team Monday, May 6 on the Decatur campus, announced head Coach Mike An– derson. Registration -11:30 a.m. in Brackeen-Wood Phy t– eal Ed Buildmg; lunch at noon; campus tour at 12:45 Try– out:. begm at 2:30p.m. on softball field. Call 635-2111, ext. 301 for additional information. '

GA..~fES - For the past sened as host site for

PACE HONORED AT AU,Sf

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in havmg the 1-St.u Basketball Games. Former College women·s head basket– ·d from left was instrumental shown receJVin a p que of ~ppreciation for his efforts from Rand} HOd left, principal of Choctaw Central High Schooli Brad Hodge, ECCC women's head basket– ball coachi and TellJ Ben, Dist. Supt. of Choctaw Schools. the presentation W.t, made at the 25th anniversary games held earlier this month.

MAqC COACHES' CLINIC SPEAKERS at the 25th annual MAqc All-Star Basketball OCRAT_______ Games held at Choctaw Central High School were Rick Peteri (second from left), women's ORD_ _.:.:..'~------­ head basketbaJl coach at the University of South Alabama, and John Stroud, men's hea d R basketball, third from left, men's head basketbaJl coach at Millsaps CoJJcge.The special E·-R-- - - ------–

guests are shown with ECCC basketball coaches Brad Hodge (l'eft), women's head coach, and Billy Smith, who leads the men's program. Sponsors for the All-Star Games are the Silver Star Resort and Casino, MS Band of Choctaw Indians, MS Sports Medicine, Pepsi Cola and ECCC.