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ECCC The East Cenual Comm– unity Colleg rrn:n ~v.ept Gu!f Coast and Jones in last '' eek s record to 16 6 after ha\ mg four pm ious forfeits reversro by the MACJC presidents on fonda~ The Lach \Varriors lost at Gulf Coast and beat Jo' es to enter this '' k ,.. ith a !l4-7 mark. Gulf Coast 78 EC nomen 74 The Lad) Warriors dropped to 13-7 0\erall and 6-3 in the South 01\ ISion with the Feb. 6 loss at Perk~ton. EC led 35-33 at halftime. LaSaundra Harrison of Urwn led EC wnh l7 points. Sara judice ~cored 12. Valerie Ha r s and Rosalind jones both had 11. Shannon Lloyd 10. Elyse Clay eight. and Andrea Dubose fhe GulfCoast impro'lled to 13-7 and :. - EC men 80 Gulf Coast 78 Freshman Johnn) Hodge made a pair of free lhrows with 30 seconds remaining. Lhen forced a tumo\ er '' ith six seconds left as the Warriors took a 1\\ o-poim \\in at Perkinston on feb. 6 EC imprO\ed to 3-6 in the South Di\ isi' nand 11-9 O\ eraII. Gulf Coast fell to 7-2 and 14·6. EC held a slim 44-43 half– time edge. Ilodge Jed the Warriors with 20 points. Ricardo Alcantar and Sam Walton both tossed in 11, Pierre Barlow had nine. Bryan Johnson se\en. and Earnesto Green se'en EC "omen 71 jones 70 Tl L c. y Warriors O\ E'r- c-amP a slu1!Pish ftrst half ro win by Marty Stamper baskeiball action to up their

MACJC Standings Through Feb. 15

South Division women

Oiv. 10·1

All

14·5 15-7 14-8 15·7 9·12 4·18 3·19 10·10 15·7 13-6 16-6 13-9 9·13 6-13 1 ·20 12·10 All

Co-Lm East Central Mendian Gulf Coast Jones Southwest Pearl River H1nds Pearl River Co-Un East Central Gulf Coast Hinds Merid1an Jones Southwest

8·3 7-4 6-5 6·5 4-7 3·8

0·11

South Division men

Oiv. 9-2 8-3 7-4 6-5 6-5 4-7 4-7 0·11

Jone-S led 34 25 at halftime. but a 49 36 EC advantage in the second half enabled the Lady Waniors to improve to 14-7 over– all and 7-3 in the South Division. LaSaundra Harrison led EC with 20 points. Valerie Han·is had 15, Shannon Lloyd 13, Andrea Dubose 12, and Elyse Clay seven. Rosemary Green led the Lady Bobcats (10-9. 6-4} with 20 points. EC men 87 Jones 71 Sam Walton and Johnny Hodge both scored 23 points to lead the Warriors Thursday at Ellisville. EC improved to 7-3 in the South Division and 12-9 overall. The Warriors carried a 42-32 lead into halftime. EC also got 13 points from Paul Milligan. eight each from Bryan Johnson and Andre Coleman, and five from Pierre Barlow. Prince Trotter, who played for EC head coach Steve Hampton at Quitman, scored 23 points to lead Jones (5-12, 3-7).

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