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ECCC's Shenique Brass Receives Third Team All-American Honors Commun•ty

All-Division honors, helped lead East Central to appear– ances in the MACJC and Re– gion 23 tournaments en route o 26 18 overall mark. EC qualified for post-season play by finishing second in the MACJC Central Division with a 12-4 record. The talented shortstop led the Lady DiamondWarriors in 2008 with a .387 batting aver-

tasl~-«:ch softball ~-r•._ .. e Brass of capped her named to the

NJCAA II All-Ameri– can Third Team or 2008, an– nounoeo Scott H ECCC head softba!! coath.

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age. She belted three home runs, three triples and 15 dou– bles and collected 45 RBis. She was selected the team's most valuable player and re– ceived a team captain award Brass rece1ved All-Region 23 and first team All-State and All-Division honors following the 2007 season, when East Central finished 29-22 and captured a third-stra1ght MACJC Central Division title. Brass is one of only two Mississippi softball players to receive All-American honors. Copiah-Lincoln Community College pitcher Rebecca Bai– ley was named to the first team.

A eg on 23 first -CJC All-State and

APPEARED IN:

CARTHAGINIAN----- - – SCOTT COUNTY TIMES ------– UNION APPEAL--------– WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL

NESHOBA DEMOCRAT - ---- NEWTON RECORD---- -- MERIDIAN STAR ---------------

- - --- CLARION-LEDGER - - ---- SPIRIT OF MORTON -------- THE PHILADELPHIAN_...Il..,/ _ _ _