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Provine, 15; Tawayatha Evans of Newton, 10; Alisha McAfee, of North– west Rankin, 7; and Chot– sani Henderson of New-

year head coach Maurice Bowie. Gulf Coast improved to 11·6 and 3-3. The Warriors were led by Josh Luckett of Carthage with 21 points. Other scorers included Devarius "Scooter'' Walker of Newton Coun– ty and Marquis Wilson, a product of Delhi High School in Delhi, La., 18 each; Darron Maxtion of Sparkman High School in Harvest, Ala., 10; Rod Lofton of Forest, 8; Justin Brown of South Leake, 5; Dre Dickinson and Tony Parker, both of Meridian, 3 each; and Marico Jones of Forest and Joe Thompson of Morton, 2 each. Justin Ray of Gulport led the Bulldogs with 35 points.

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• ·. sippi Gulf Coast Commu- ton, 2. . n lty College 73-70 Thurs- Keaundra Augustus of · . : day n ight in the Brackeen- Patterson, La., pumped in • · Wood Physical Education 29 points to lead the Lady Gulf Coast held a 37-36 • .. by third-year head coach advantage at the break. Bill Smith, improved to 14- In the men's contest, EC .. 2 overall and 5-1 in d.ivi- fell91-90 in overtime to the .. sion play, following the visiting Bulldogs on a last narrow victory, _while the second shot by Curtis Lady Bulldogs dropped ·to Nickson of Greene Coun- . • '6-11 and 2-4. · .ty, Ala. • EC was led in scoring by The Warriors led 33-31 at · ·Rashlma Jenkins, a prod- the half. The score was · uct of Airline High School tied 79-79 at the end of reg– .. ~ ·in Bossier City, who had 23 ulation. points. Also scoring were Following the division Mystee Dale of Choctaw loss, the Warriors dropped ~ Central, 16; Tanesha to 8-10 overall and 2-4 in Brown of J ackson league play under second r • Building in Decatur. Bulldogs. The ECCC women, led