2008

WEEK OF _:s-lNY"\ · ~ 1 I j

Hoops

responded on Monday night with a 12-point win over visiting Hinds Com– mtmity College. After leading 36-30 at the half, the Lady Warriors outscored Hinds 32-26 in the second half to take the win. .. EL ~ . LUJ,

Rashima Jenkins led the Lady Warriors with 26 points while Tanesha Brown had 17 points. Mys– tee Dale added 11 points while Tawaytha Evans had eight points.

ECCC women 68, Hinds 56 The Lady Warriors

ECCC men 69, Southwest 67

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The East Central men climbed to within one game of .500 with a' two-point win over homestanding South– west Thursday night. EC led 33-32 at the half and held on for the win. Freshman Josh Luckett led East Central with 20 point while Newton Coun– ty's Scooter Walker had 13 points, and Justin Brown 11. Darrion Maxiton added seven points whileMarquis Wilson had six points. Hinds men 62, ECCC 59 The Warriors suffered another tough loss, this one being a three-point defeat to the visiting Eagles Mon– day night. Mter trailing by five at half, '32-27, the Warriors fought back to make it close at the end. Josh Luckett led East Central with 17 points while Marquis Wilson added 14 points. Scooter Walker had 11 points and Darrion Maxiton chipped in eight.

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