2005

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. ~cialto The Rewrd East Central CommunitY College's Lady Warriors won their fourth consecu– tive South Division

matchup Monday night by downing the Pearl River Commw1it~ College women 64·51 in the Brackeen-Wood Physical Education Build- wr..;-~,.,

ing on the Decatur campus. With the win. the East Central women impro\'ed to 4·3 in league play and 12-6 overall. After losing their first three division battle,::,, the defending region/state champion Lady Warriors are back in the playoff hunt behind Gulf Coast (6·1), Copiah-Lincoln (5·2), Merid· ian (5·2) and Jones (5-2). The top four teams in each divi– sion qualify for the state tournament. Kim Cox of Lake wa the leadingscorerfor EC against Pearl River, as she pumped in 14 points. Also scoring were Kotreece Bender of Newton, 12: Kristin Chaney of Newton Count~~ ll: Shan· non Lloyd of West Laud– erdale and India Backstrom of Neshoba Central, nine each; Sara Judice, a product of Teurlings Catholic High School, Lafayette. La., four; Tierra Young of South Leake, three ; and Heather Steele of Nanih Waiya. two. East Central held a 39-23 advantage B.t the break.

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