2005

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ECCC set for Special to T11e Record

Super Regional • What: NJCAA Division I Super Regional • Where: University of Arkansas at Fort Smith • When: Starts Friday at 4 p.m. • Teams: East Central, Maple Woods CC \Kansas). Northeastern Oklahoma under fourth-vear head coach Jake Yarborough. will chal– lenge Region 16 champ Maple

Region 23 champion East Cen– tral Community College begins competition in its first Super Regional by taking on Region 2 winner Northeastern Okla– homa A & MCollege, located in Miami, Oklahoma, at 1 p.m. Fri· day in the first game of the 2005 Division I South Central Dis– trict Tournament hosted by the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith. The Diamond Warriors, who are 29-21 on the Decatur campus

Super Regional

NJCAA World Series scheduled May 28- June 4 in Grand Junc– tion, Colo. The Warriors advanced to the tournament by sweeping through the Region 23 tourna– ment last week in which the Warriors were undefeated. It was East Central's first-ever Region 23 championship in baseball and the team will be playing for the school's first– ever berth in the NJCAA Col– lege World Series at Grand Junction. Colo.

Woods Communi– ty College of Kansas City, Mis– souri, in the 4 p.m. game. Northeastern Oklahoma and Maple Woods will meet at 7 p.m. to wrap up the first day of competi-

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tion in the best of three series. which continues through Sun– day. The winner advances to the

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