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night. The Cougars were tied 4-4 going into the sixth inning when the Rebels put up four runs to break the game open and pick up the 8-4 victory. David Zabinski led Calvary with two hits and knocked in two runs. Stephen Hudson also knocked in two runs with a home run for the Cougars. Hudson was tagged with the loss after allowing four hits and four runs. Ht• struck out seven batters in three innings of work. Calvary will get lht• regular season underway on Monday at ewton County Academy at3 p.m. The Cougars will host :\lacon Central in a division doubleheader on Thursday afternoon. -Ryan Satcher JUCO SOFTBALL East Ct>ntral Community Col– lege's ganws against Pearl River on Friday were postponed bt>cause of wl'l field conditions. No makl>up date has been sc.:ht•duled. -from sclwol reports ECCC, Pearl River games postponed

points to lead the Lady Wildcats, who finished 17-8. Pearl River held a 40-35 advan- tage at the break. \ -from school reports PREP SOFTBALL MHS, Clinton contest canceled Meridian High School's game with Clinton slated for Friday was canceled. MHS head coach Susan Frazier said no reschedule date has been made at this time. Frazier also aid a contest with Starkville which was slated for Feb. 19 has been moved to March 17; and a contest against Choctaw Central on Feb. 29 will now be played on the road. -Rocky Higginbotham PREP BASEBALL Heidelberg Academy 8 Calvary Christian 4 Calvary Christian finished out its preseason s late with an 8-4 loss at Heidelberg Academy on Friday