2008

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ECCC sweeps

Southwest East Central Communi– ty College's Lady Warriors snapped a two-game skid with an 85-66 thumping of the Southwest Community CollegeLady Bearsand the Warriors heldon for a 72-71 decision over the Bears Monday night in Decatur: · The 24th ranked Lady Warriors improved to 17-4 overall and 8-3 in league play. Rashirna Jenkins led EC in scoring with 26 points. Choctaw Central product MysteeDale alsohada pro– ductive evening with 20 points. Other scorers were Tanesha Brown of Jack- . son Provine, 12:Tawayatha , Evans of Newton, nine; Jordan Patterson of Oak Hill Academy, five; Alisha McMee of ~orthwest Rankin and Allison Phillips of Leake Acad& my. four each: ~icole Williams of :\e\\-ron, three; and Chotsani Henderson, also of Newton. two.

EC held a commanding 50-29lead at halftime. In the men's contest, Southwest's Phillip Brown missed a shot in the fmal seconds and Warrior Justin Brown got the rebound as ECCC held on for the victory. EC was led by Marquis Wilson who had 20 points. Other pointmakerswere DarronMaxtion, a product of Sparkman High School in Harvest, Ala., 13; Josh Luckett of Carthage, 10; Devarus "Scooter" Walker of Newton County, Des Morales of Lake and Rod Lofton of Forest, six each; Tony Parker of Meridian, five· Brown, of South Leake, four; and Dre Dick– inson of Meridian, two. EC led 42-35 at the break. ECCC squads will host Hinds Community College See HOOPS, Page 2B

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