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Lady Warrior~ split with Southwest East Central Community

who had two singles each. Dennis and Hillie also scored three runs apiece. Amber Smith of Union picked up the win, allowing just one run on three hits through 4 1/3 innings. She walked two batters. Dennis pitched one inning and gave up one run. She fanned one batter. EC travels to ltawamba Community College in Fulton on Thursday and hosts Pearl River Community College begin– ning at I p.m. on Friday.

j umped out to a 3-0 tirst inning lead and held a 4-3 advantage in the seventh, when the Lady Bears rallied for three runs to claim the wm. Shenique Brass led the EC offense with a double and single, and Laura Smith added two singles. Also recording singles were White, Sondreia Hillie, Leah Dennis, and Emily Thrash. Erin Breland took the loss for EC, allo,wing four runs on five hits iii the final I 2/ 3 innings. Codee Russell was

the starter, allowing two runs on three hits through five innings. She fanned two bat– ters. In the second game, White's grand slam helped give EC a 5-0 lead in the first inning. The Lady Warriors added two runs in the second and three in the fourth in reg– istering the easy victory. White also had two sin– gles and collected nine RBls. She scored two runs. Other hitters were Lindsey Stevens, who dou– bled, and Dennis and Hillie,

College began the 2008 soft– ball season by splitting a doubleheader with South– west Mississ~ppi from C o m rn u n .' t y . school College Fnday afternoon m reports Decatur. The Lady Diamond Warriors feU 6-4 in the open– er but rallied for a 10-2 blowout - powered by a grand slam by Whitnee White ofNeshoba Central– to earn the split. ·ln the first contest, EC

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