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scored t\\"O runs and drove in one run with three sin– gles while Loren K£>r ned} and Erica Hardin were each 2-for-3 ilt the plate with Hardin driving in threP runs. ln the nightcap. East Central shut out Ifolmes 3- 0 as Lindsay Walker and Lindsey Smnh combined on a :,JX·hittet: At tlw plate. Allison MeDaniel was 2-for-3 while Erica \\as 1-tl r-2 and scored nm run~ ECCC 16-15, Hinds 3-1 In league play last Wednesday at East Cen– tral. the Latly War ·iors blasted Hinds in a pair of run-rule games. In the openet: East Cen– tral banged out 20 hits en rome to the win. 'l'he Lady Warriors scored seren in the first. t\\·o in the second and fi\·e in the fourth to tc!lr Smith who was 3-for-4 \v ith three runs scored. five RBis with a double and a triple She was joined by Domi.:1ique Mapp who was 3-for-4 with two HBls while Loren E:enned~~ Jo~ C.1\·enaubh and All ison McDaniel

werP each 2-for-3. Also. Apnl Boyd and Erica Hardin were each 2-for-4 at the plate In the nightcap, East Central banged out 16 hits. taking a 15-1 victor~: Christy Corley went fh·e innings. allowing three hits and one nm while striking out six. At the plate, Joy Cave– naugh Erica Hardin and Loren Kennedy were each 3-for j at tl e plate ·while .Jennifer Smith and I 'ill· rGn White were each 2 for- 3 at the plate. ECCC9-14, Delta 4-2 In non ltagm action last Mondaj: East Central to1Jh a 9·1 lead after four innings ~md held on for a 9- 4 win in the openet: Lindsey Smith p1cked up the v. in. going four innings, allowing just three hits and one run. At the plate, ECCe banged out 15 hits as \m ... nda Schmidt, Abhy Mill£>r and Erica Hardin each had two hits apiece. Jennifet Smith was 1-for-2 with a two-run home nm while April Boyd was was 1-for-1 with two RBis. In the 14-2 nightcap. East Central scored 12 nms in the first inning and

cmised to the\\ in. Lindsay Walker picked up tl1e win. going the dis– tance. allowing :;ix runs and t\ ·o l'nns while strik– ing out three. In all. EC banged out 12 hits as Erica Hanlir ·as 2- for-3 and drove m s1x runs with a home run 1n 1dou– ble. Kayla \1uJll1a\ \\aS ECCC's onl) other multi– ple hitter \, Ith a .!·for ... effort.

In the nightcap, ECCC \\·asn't able to put it back together a::; Co-Lin hanged out 1-4 hits and handed the LadY Warriors an 8-2 loss. their first consecutive loss– es of the season. ECCC did have nine hits in the contest as Dom– inque J\lapp was 3-for-4. Amanda Schmidt 2-for-4 .mel Loren Kennedy 2-for-4 Christy Corley was ragged with the loss for East CentraL gi\·ing up 14 hits and eight runs while striking out t\YO. ECCC 11-3, Holmes 1-0 In last Friday's action. ~~a::;t Central swept a clou– hleheadL'r from homes– tanding Holmes. In the openet: Ea5t Cen– tral! ool< an 11-l victory as Christ\· Corley went five inning::; ancl allowed just three hib and one run while striking out folll: ECCC had l3 hits in the contest with Newton County's Jennifer Smith J('ading the \Vay. going 3- for-4 with a home run. dou– ble and four RBis. Amanda Schmidt was :~-for-3.

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