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are Region 23 Champions

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Lady Warriors win Regions 23 title East Ccmral Commzmit) Culleg' 's Lady Warriors celebrate their 52-45 victory over Copiall-Lincoln Community College jo1 the ~egion 23 Tournament title Thursday night at .\fissivsipp1 Colhge. With the win. the 29-2 Lcu~11 rvarriors- who won the state title a week ear– lier- earned a berth in tile NJCAA Women's Basketball Tournament scheduled March 16-20 in Salina. Kansas. {EC Photo)

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Region 23 Toumam~:nt compenuon by knocking off Mls:;issipp• D.:ha Community College on \!larch 5. Lcnor~: Gray had 13 pomh to lead Ellst ( entral Oth..:r pomt makers were Knstm Chaney, II : Klmyatta Viverette. Kotrcece Bender and Rita Birden, mne each: lndta Backstrom, se\..:n: Klm Cox, four, Monique Overstreet, three: and Muanda Rosar of Neshoba Central, one. Lawanda Stewart of Leland had 14 point~ to lead Delt

Lake's Kimyatta Viverette chosen to All-Region 23 team East Central Community College freshman K1 istin Chaney, a product of Newton County High School. and soph– omore Kimyatta Viverette of Lake were named to the All– Region 23 Tournament Team following the Lady Warrion · 52- 45 win over Copiah-Lincoln Community College for the region championship Thursday night at Alissis'ilppi College. (EC Photo) .;

A pep rally in support of East Central Communi!) College's Lady Wamors who are preparing lor com· petition in the JCAA Women's Basketball Tournament \\ill be held at 6p.m. llmrsday, March II in the Brackeen– Wood Physical Education Building on the Decatur campus. The Lady Warriors, wmners of the Region 23 and Stat~' tournaments, \'llll leav~; Saturday mom.ing for the national tournament, which is scheduled March 16-20 111 Salina, Kansas. E.tst Central sports a 29-2 r