2008

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East Central Hinds women

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57 Reshima Jenkins scored a season-high 26 points as East Central's Lady Warriors dom– inated from the outset in a 46-point win over visiting Hinds Thursday night. The Lady Warriors raced out to a 49-24 halftime lead and never looked back in the blowout victory. Behind the 26-point showing from Jenkins. .Aijson Phillips added 18 points a!ld Shay Coleman reached double figures wtth 11. Mystee Dale scored nine points while Jaleesa Sanders and Jordon Patterson each added eight. For Hinds, Oeaundria Singleton led the way with 11 points. With the win, ECCC improved to 18-4 on the season. - Bra11don Walker East Central 71 Hinds men 68 In the nightcap, East Central's Warriors sprinted out to a 38-27 halftime lead and h~ld off a furious Hinds rally to earn a 3-pomt win. With the win. ECCC improved lo 10-13 on the season while Hinds fell to 5-16. For East Central. Josh Luck<'ll scored 21 to lead the way, followed by \.1arquis Wtl:-:on with 13 Devarius Walker and Darren ~1ax­ tion with nine apiece and Rod Lofton with eight. Courtney Nelson scored 21 to pace Hinds. - Bra11d011 Walker

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