2004

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EJ.s- ta !RAI. CO' 'MUNITYCOLLEGE PHOTO East Central Community College women's head basketball coach Brad Hodge (left) receives a plaque commemorating his team's suc– cess from ECCC President Dr. Ph A Str!J)hin on behalf of the Decatur Uons Club. The presentation as made during a program held June 17 during which team members received rings in recogni– tion of their championship season The Lady Warriors won the South Division, State and:Region 23 titles and were Consolation Bracket runners-up in the NJCM Dtvlsion I Women s Basketball Champi– onship held in Salina, Kansas The East Central women completed the 2003-04 season with a 31-4 record and were ranked eighth in the final NJCAA poll. In recognit1on of his team's success, Hodge was named Region 23 and MACJC Women's Basketball Coach of the Year and was selected Mtssiss pp1 Association of Coaches Com– munity/Junior College Women's Basketball Coach of the Year.

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