2007

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ECCC women roll past Hinds

East Central Community College outscored homes– tanding Hinds by a \dozen points in the second half Thursday night, pulling away for an 81-59 win in junior col– lege women's basketball action. The Lady Warriors improved to 15-7 overall and 7-5 in South Division action. ECCC will host Gulf Coast Monday. Former Lake standout

Vale rie Harris pumped in 22 points to lead the Lady War– riors Thurs day, while Tanesha Brown scored 12. DeAundria Singleton led a balanced scoring attack for Hinds, which got 12 points apiece from Chiquita Har– tison and Candance Johnson and 10 from Apryl Trimble. ECCC led 37-27 at half– time. - Rocky Higginbotham

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