2004

EC women suffer rare home loss

\\ alker scored 12, Garrick icl10ls had eight, jacquas Jones and Andrew Lewis both had seven, and Coshune Bingham tossed in ~3-43 at halftime. • EC women 65, Bevill tate 59: Kristm Chaney ~ a season-high 21 ts to lead the Lady rs to the Saturday a..'tf:!IIU:)()n ''in at Fayette, EC. ,3-,1 also got 10 points The game was knotted at

The Central Community College Lad~ Warriors went 1-1 in las week's basket- bv ball action, :\tai-n· while the Stamper Warriors lost both of their games. The Lady Wamors entered this week'· ;th a .3-1 mark, while the EC men were 0-4. • Itawamba women - EC 57: A dismal first halt~· the Lady Warriors thar first home-cou rt loss c;ince the 2002-03 season in Thur-.da\ contest. ltawamba took a 33-– lead into halftime. IGrn Cox hit the tu'""t two free throws with 2. 0 sec– onds left to bring EC t 'l wtth– in a point, but she nus~ the second as Ita•samb.a improved to 4-0. • EC, 1-3, got 13 po1nts from Sara Judice 11 fro Kristin Chaney, eight ;rom Tierra Young, six from Incha Backstrom, and fi,·e from Kotreece Bender. • ltawamba men 97, EC East

::ara Judice, nine from )oung, '-iX each from Backstrom and Ashlev d four each from Uovd and Erica

76: The Warriors led ol-– with 12:20 remainmg. but were outscored 41-15 down the stretch to fall to 0-3 Thursday at Decatur. Ryan Hudson c;cored 15 points tu lead EC. R\ an APPEARED If Rodgers had 14, Ta\\

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