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es \\ jrh H,.lrnes (' ~m­ mururyCoLegeb~ posnng a 69-60 O\'ertune '''lil O\ er the Lady Bulldogs Mon– daynight on the Goodman campus. Freshman Sh– annon Lloyd, a former standout at West Lauder– dale High School, pumped in 17 points to lead the Lady Warriors who im– proved tp 4-1 . The Lady Bulldogs dropped to 2-2. Also scoring for EC were Sara Judice of Teurling (La.) High School, 12; ln– dia BackstromofNeshoba Central, I 0; Kristin Chaney of Newton County, 10; Tierra Young ofSouth Leake, nine; Kim Cox of Lake , seven; Kotreece Bender ofNew– ton. thfe!!; and Ashley Flint

Lady Warriors Defeat Bevill State; Warriors Fall

Harris ofSouthside High School in Atlanta. two each. East Central, now winless in four tarts. fell 94-85 to the \'tsitmg Bears in the season opener. In game played 'o' ember I I m the Brackeen-Wood Phystt:al Education Build– ing. the L.tdyWaniors and \\'amors were outscored b) teams. from ltawamba CommunityCollege. A late rally fell short for the East ..Cenb-al women who were clipped 58-57, followed by the Warri ors' 97-76 setback to the visiting In– dians. Backstrom had a chance to send the contest to overtime, but after

DLCATUR– -f- -~t Central Community College's Kristin Chaney, a former standout at Newton County High School. pumped a season high 21 points to lead the Lady Warriors who improved to 3- 1 on the young season. Also scoringfor East Cen– tral were Sara Judice. of Tcurlings Catholic Htgh Schaol in Lafayette. La.. I0: TieJTa Young ofS mh Leake. n1ne: i"ldta Back-;trom nf ~cshoba Ccntml andA ...n ey Flintof C.1 ":"' Central. six cac . <;hannon Lloyd of \\ C:\t Lauderdale and Erica Hardin ofLouisville. four each: K.ortreece Bender ofNewton, three; and LaSaundra Harrison ofUnion, two. Eas! Cen– tra l held a 31-27 a'dvan– tage at halftime.The Lady Warriors defeated Bevill 80-66 in t he season opener on Nov. I. In men 's action, EastCentral held a 40-34 lead at half· time but the Bears rallied for a 92-80 win and sea– son sweepoftheWarriors. .....?;:: :.ARED 1 Neshoba Central product Tawon Walker Jed East

Lad) \\ amor completed a sea....m ~\\eep of Bevill State Commu111ty College by po.,tmg a 65-59 deci– sion 0\Crth~ Lady Bears Saturda~ 1fternoon in Fayette. Ala. ophomore

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draining the first free throw ofChoctawCentral, one. her second auempt wasoff The game was tied 56-56 the mark and the Lady In- at the end of regulation. dians held on t(H· the one- East Central held a 32-30 point wi n. EC' scorers advantage at the break. ''ere Judice. 13: Chancy. The LadyWarriors edged II.) • un,:::. ctght. U)yd. Holmes 6 1-59 on No– ~c,cn. Ba'"k tron•.• :-.. \ember 4 in Decatur. In Bender. ti\c. Kll.,.. Cox o men' action, theWarriors Lake, three; and Fl tnt .md remam \vinless in five starts Harrison, two each. Ea~t rollowing a I08-84 drub– Central trailed 33-22 at bing by the hostBulldogs the break. Hudson who improved to 3-l. pumped in 15 points to Fres hman Ricardo lead East Central. Al so Alcantar of Newton scoringwere Rodgers. 14: County led EC scorers Walk ,12•. 1 !.:.. - t.~ !ft ims.Otherpoint Jones and Lewis, seven makers were Andrew each; Bingham, six; Lewis of Morton, 14; Alcantar, Barlowand Har- Andre Coleman ofLouis– ris, two each; and Ellis, ville and Jacquas Jones of one. The score was tied Forest, I0 each; Tawon 43-43 at halftime. · WalkerofNeshoba Cen- ECCC Lady tral, seven; Garrick . B Nichols ofThomastown, Warr1ors eat

Coshune Binghe Newton , Ter McNichols ofGau~ Justin Harris, apr< ICf Southside (Ga School , five each. Hudson of Lout Pierre Barlow ot Central and J eny L ofSouth Leake, t\' and Ryan Rodg~ product ofTri Cities High School,one. H led 55-37 at halftim Bulldogs held on f, 95 win over EC 011 vember 4 in Decatu squads will host Eel:l· sissippi Communn~ lege Thursday 111,{ travel to Northea ·t \ · sippi Communi!) ( in Booneville on \J

Central with I9 points. Other scorers were Ryan Hudson ofLouisvilJe, 15; Ryan Rodgers, a product ofTri Cities High School in Atlanta, Ga. , Pierre Barlow of Scott Central and·Coshune Binghamof Newton , eight each; Garrick Nichols of Thomastown, seven; An– drew Lewis of Morton, ·--- .._ _ _.. __ r-t_ , _____ C'

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