2008

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WEEKOF

Lady Waniors rally to sweep Miss. Delta Leah Denn1s' two-run single mthe bottom of the seventh ""Led East Cc:r.tral Community College's fast-pru:r sc"'..oa iea!ll to an 11-10 win over visiting t.' SSISS!PP• De ta Commumty College Thursday a

offense. She also collected two RBisand scored once. Sondreia Hillie of Neshoba Cen– tral belted adouble and single and Haley Chipley of Carthage had two singles. Shana Easley of Aorence, Dennis, White and Laura Smith of Neshoba Central had singles each. Sm·th led the team in RBis with three. Enn Breland of Philadelphia got the win for EC on the mound, allowing one run onjust mree hits through five- and one- third innings. She fanned two batters and walked one.

fanned one batter and walked five.

The Lady Diamond r\amors, 'ho eotened their record to 5-5 on the yoong season. ra~ lied from a 10.1, fourttHnn:ng defot to notch the victory. East Central used a six-run sixth rnrung ~ close within 10.9 of the Lady Tl'Oja;)S.. scored four runs in the tltiO and SIX m the fourth and seemed in C0'1trol w tll a 10.1 advantage. The Lady Diamond \'tamors aso scored one run in the first inrung and tt.-o m the fourth. Whitnee White of Neshoba Central home- red and doubled for EC and had three RBis. She also scored two runs. Other sluggers

ECCC, Southwest split The Lady Diamond Warriors split a double– header with Southwest Mississippi Communi– ty College on Monday, Feb. 25 in Summit winning the first contest &2 and falling 12-7 in the n1ghtcap. In the opener, EC broke a 2-2 tie by scor– ing four runs in the fifth inning to post the victory. Thrash and Dennis had two hits each to lead EC, which also got singles each from Hillie, Brass and White. Dennis led the team in RBis with three and White knocked in two runs. Russell was the winning pitcher, allow– ing just two earned runs on six hits through seven innings. In the nightcap, Southwest broke a 44 tie by scoring seven runs in the fourth inning and held on for the victory. Dennis led the EC offense with a double and three singles. She also scored two runs. Hillie added a double, and singles each were recorded b'f Thrash, Brclss. White and Stevens.

ECCC falls twice to Co-lin

.,..e Lady Dtamond Warriors dropped a included Shenique Brass of Ptuladelph a and doubleheader to Coptah-Lmcoln Community Dennis, aNeshoba Central product who : College on Feb. 27 in Wesson, falling 4-3 in each doubled and smgled; and Emily Thrash the opener and 6{) 1n the nightcap. of Sebastopol, Kristen Pillsbury of Newtoo In the first contest EC rallied from a 4-1 County and Amy Sharp of Neshoba Central, deficit by scoring two runs tn the sixth to cut singles each. Brass also collected three RBis the lead to 4-3 but Co-Un held on for the and Dennis knocked in two runs. win. East Central scored its other run in the Codee Russell of Leake Academy was the fifth inning. winning pitcher for EC. She allov.ed one Hillie and Bass had two singles each to earned run on four hits through three- and lead the EC offense. Singles each were one-third innings. She fanned two batters and recorded by Emily Thrash, Laura Smith and

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