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product Tawon Walker had 14. Dewayne Hughes tallied 10 and Stephen Dyess chipped in seven. Jacoby Rawls had 16 points and Gabe Willis scored 14 for Pearl River. The Wildcats carne into the game tied for first place in the South, but slipped . .... .... t.......... ' to .1~:§..,9.V~rall an.d . 5~) m. {liyision play. ., • ECCC splits at Gulf Coast: In last Monday's trip to the Coast, the Lady Warriors carne away victorious by outscoring the Lady Bulldogs 12-6 in the overtime period. The contest was tied 24-24 at half– time and 54-54 at the end of regula– tion. Gray led ECCC with 19 points, while Cox scored 11 and Birden had nine. Chaney tossed in seven. Viverette had six and both Backstrom and Ebonee Leverette had five apiece. Gulf Coast fell to 14-4 with the loss. The Warriors were not as fortu– nate, falling behind 29-14 in the fll'St half and coming up short in their rally attempt, 65-60. Martin (15 points), Hughes (12 points) and Dyess (11 points) were all in double figures, while Walker chipped in eight points.