2003

w EEK oF June 2

SPORTS PLUS PHOTO/ ECCC

HEADED TO BELHAVE~ Tamekia Fo ey o; H ckory, a t\vo-year standout on the East Central Community College women's basketba team, has s gneo a national letter of intent to continue her athletic career at Belhaven College in JacKson. Fo ey, a 5-foot-1 0 guard/forward, averaged 12.4 points and five rebounds for the Lady Warners \Vho fin1shed the season at 15-11. She was named first team All-State and All– Star following the 2002-03 campaign. The Newton County High School product is shown during a recent signing ceremony w1th her mother, Annie Broach, and (standing from left) ECCC head coach Brad Hodge and Belhaven coach Billy Evans.

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