2009

WEEK OF 2- I 0 L c ;

Winston County standouts sign ECCC; MSU

Louisville High School standout accounted for 1,600 yards on Dennis Thames, who played a offense and 19 touChdowns. series of positions for the }Vildcats at 5-11, 185 pounds. Three student athletes from Thameb was considered the No. Louisville High School recently 20 athlete in the country by signed letters of Intent to play national recruiting web site football at local colleges and Rivab.com . He was also named universities . From left to right: first-team, all-state in the defen- Randy Hornesbuger, East sive backfield by the Jackson Centra l Community College; Clarion-Ledger newspaper and Malcolm Kincaid, East Central Ranked No. 9 on the Clarion- Community College ; and Ledger's list of the 10 most Dennis- Thames, Mississippi wanted high :>chool prospects in State University. Looking on Is the state of Mississippi . A star Louisville High School's head on both sides of the football, he football coach, Brad Peterson.

From staff reports Three Winston County stand– outs signed with East Central Community College and one Louisville High School standout signed with Mississippi State University. Aries Crosby at defensive end at Nanih Waiya signed with ECCC. He will be joined by Malcolm Kincade, defensive end of Louisville and Randy Homsberger defensive lineman ofLouisville. Mississippi State signed

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