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For 3rdStraight Win 22 at halftime, cut the Wildcat lead to 64-56 with 4:24 remain– ing but could get no closer as Pearl River improved to 10-7 and 5-2. games with a win and loss. Sophomor e guard Andrea Dubose pumped in 24 points and led the Lady Warriors to an 80· 65 thumping of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College women Thursday.

Earnesto Green and Mike Presendieu, had 15 points each to lead the Warriors in scoring. Other point makers were Darron Maxtion, 12; Bryan Johnson, n ine; Ch ris Brown and Craig Pruitt, six each; and Marquis Wilson, four. ECCC squads go on the road Thursday to take on Jones County Junior College teams on the Ellisville campus. Women's action gets underway at 6 p.m. follqV{e

Other EC point makers were Tanesha Brown, 19; Valerie Harris of Lake, 15; Jessica Anderson, 11; Tawaytha Evans, th ree; Chotsani Henderson. Carlena Clemons and Katherine Taylor, two each; and Erin Watkins and Tamika Trip lett of Sebastopol, one each. In men's action, the Warriors led 34-29 at the break but the J}~g§;ram~cl fQr_ 6§.-§~ _(lee} sion . Bryan Johnson had 22 points 1 for East Central.

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