2003

ECCC Lady Warriors Nip Delta 66-63; Warriors Fall83-80

who each had 17 points. Other scorers included AI Willis of Newton County and Neil Tadlock ofLake, I 0 each; Tawon Walker, six, of Neshoba Central; Stephen Dyess of North– east Lauderdale and Burnside, a product of Philadelphia High School, five each; Jamaal Martin, four, ofNortbeast Lauder– dale; and Ryan Hudso.n of Louisville, Andrew Lewis of Morton and Tabios Darden of Lafayette, L~a., two each. Kedrick Johnson of Greenwood led Delta ( l-0) with 23 points. The Trojans bad a 42-41 lead at the break. East Central teams travel to East Mississippi Com– munity College on Thurs– day, November 6 and re– turn home to host Holmes Community College on Monday, November 10. .... - .... .. .... - .. .. . ... - ..

a Lake product, six each~ Kristen Chaney, five, of Newton County; Ebone'e Leverette of Forest and Kotreece Bender ofNew– ton, four each; Miranda Roser, three, of Neshoba Central; and Kim Cox of Lake, Lenore Gray of Newton and India Backstrom of Neshoba Central, two each. Vancherricka Mitchell of Cleveland led Delta (0- l)with 16 points. EC held a 37-30 advantage at half– time. ln the men's game, Tellas Burnside's three– point shot at the buzzer missed the mark and the Trojans escaped with an 83-80 decision. The loss dropped EC to l-1 under third-year head coach Billy S111ith. TheWarriors were led in scoring bY. Dewayne Hughes of Se– bastopol and Desmond Jones ofNeshoba Central,

DECATUR--Roxana Rogers' three-point shot with 1: 15 remaining put the East Central Commu– nity College women in the lead for good and.the Lady Warriors held on for a 66- 63 win over visiting Mis– sissippi Delta Community College Monday night in the Brackeen-Wood Physical Education Build– ing. The Lady Warriors improved to 2-0 under third-year head coach Brad Hodge following the non-divisional victory. Kimyatta Viverette of Lake led East Central in scoring with 18 ppints. Her free throw with 14 seconds left also gave the Lady Warriors a three– point lead and their mar– gin of victory. Other scor– ers were AmandaLaCaze,

14, of Natchitoches (La.) Central; Britney Burks of Scott Central and Rogers,

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