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four. Deaundria Singleton of Hazlehurst and Lakwan– ta Wilson of Brookhaven had 11 points eacl to lead the Lady Bulldogs, who fell to 7-15 and 1-11. EC led 49-24 at halftime. In the men's contest. Josh Luckett of Carthage was top scorer with 21 points. Also scoring were Marquis Wilson of Delhi (La.) High School, 13; Devarus "Scooter" Walk– er of Newton Cow1ty and Dan·on Maxtion. a prod– uct of Sparkman High School in Harvest, Ala.. nine each; Rod Lofton of Forest, eight; Dre Dickin– son of Meridian, five;

an ' Des Morales of Lake Joe Thompson of Morton and Tony Parker o1 i\.Ieridian. two each. Courtney Nelson of Clinton had 21 points to lead the Bulldogs. who dropped to 5-16 and 2-10. EC held a 38-27 advan– tage at the break. The Lady Warriors and Warriors travel to Gulf Coast on Monday, Feb. 18 and host Pearl River in the regular season finale on Thm-sda~: Feb. 21 in the Brackeen-Wood Phys– ical Education Building. Tip-off times are 6 p.m. for the women's contest and 8 p.m. for the men's game.

Bossier City. Other scorers were Allison Phillips of Leake Academy, 18; Sha Cole– man of Newton County, 11; Mystee Dale of Choctaw Cen tral, nine; Jaleesa Sanders of South Leake and Jordan Patter– son of Oak HillAcademy, eight each; Tawayatha Evans of Newton, seven; Tanesha Brown of Jack– son Provine and Nicole Williams of .Newton, six each; and Alisha McAfee of Northwest Rankin,

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