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Juco hoops all-star gaines Saturday at Choctaw

ty College; JoAnna Williams and Angell Lidell, both of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College; LaTonya Thomas, Hinds Community College; Shar~>n Pendarvis, Jones County Junior College; Stephanie Mosley, Meridian Community Col– lege; Monique Dale and Kiera Till– man, both of Pearl River Community College; and DwannaAddison, South– west Mississippi Community College. Coaches are Brad Hodge (head) and LaColc Brooks (assistant) of ECCC. Members of the South men's team include Jeremy Rtchardson, Copiah– Lincoln Community College; Jamaal Martin (Nmthca't Lauderdale), EaM

Central Community College; Tommy Biggoms, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College; Donald Jones, Jcts~e Taylor and Adrian Harper. a.ll of Hinds Community College; Tim Broomfield and John Gray, both of Jones County Junior College; Willie Powers, Meridian Community Col– lege; Ray Salvage and Carlos Cole, both of Pearl River Community Col– lege; and Nic Gamble, Southwest Mississippi Community College. Coaches arc Bill Smith (head) and Kevin McGhee (assistant) of ECCC. The North women's team includes Akiesta Cox, Coahoma Community College; Mary Timms and Megan Colona, both of llohtlC'> Community

College; Tiffany Garth and Michelle Freeman, both of Itawamba Commu– nity College; Lawanda Stewart and Kiona Williams, both of Mississippi Delta Community College; Marquetia Thomas, Amber Hughes and Staranna Frazier, all of Northeast Mississippi Community College, and Marquita Barksdale and T'Anna Brown, both of Northwest Mississippi Commun ity College. Dale Peay of Ea!.t M'''"''PP• Community College will M'rvc u... head coach. Members of the North men's team arc Cedric Thomas, Coahoma Com munity College; Joseph Collins, East See ALL-STARS, page 46 ~ ..... - - <~&.- <( (.) z > 0... ..J en ::> > en

From staffreports The state's top community and junior college basketball players will display their talents Saturday, when the annual MACJC AH-Star Basket– ball Games arc ·held at Choctaw Cen– tral High School on the Pearl River Indian Reservation. Tip-off for the women's game is set for I p.m., with men's action getting under way at 3 p.m. Members of the South women's team are Victoria Richardson, Copiah– Lincoln Community College; Rita Birden (Monroe, La.), Lenore Gray (Newton) and Kimyatta Viverettte (Lake), all of East Central Communi-

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