2009

DiamondWarriors split with Faulkner State East Central Communit)'

the young season. overcame a 12-2, seventh-inning deficit to claim the come-from-behind decision. East Central scored six runs in the seventh inning and seven in the eighth to take a 15-12 advantage before the vis– itors added two runs in the ninth for the final score. Clint Coleman of Louisville led tbe EC offense with a home nm and two singles. He was also credited with three RBis and scored two runs. In the second contest, East Central jumped out to a 1-0 first-inning lead but the vi~itors rallied for five runs in the third and held a 7-3 advantage until the seventh, when the Warriors scored three runs only to fall by the one-run margin. The EC offense was led by Coleman, who tripled and sin– gled. and Eichelberger, who had a double and single. Each wa<; credited with an RBI and E!chelberger scored twice.

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College's baseball squad split decisions with Faulkner State Wednesday, rallying for a 15-14 victory in the first contest and

ECCC Lady Warriors cruise past Pearl River, Warriors fall The playoff-bound East

shots in the game's fmal mo– ment and werel..'lipped 72-71 by the visiting Wildc:u.s. Kenneth Barlo\\. a freshman product of con Central High School. had a chance to send the division matchup into overtime but connected on the ~ond of two free-thro\\ anempt!> \\ ith 3.4 secon

Central Community College women's basketball team had little trouble disposing of visit– ing Pearl River Community College Monday night. as the Lady Warriors rolled to a 75-45 victory. Mystee Dale, a former stand– out at Choctaw Central High School, was once again the top point maker as she totaled 15 points, followed by classmate Rashima Jenkins with 13. Jenk– ins, who led in rebounds with 11, had a stellar career atAirline High School in Bossier, La., be– fore becoming a Lady Warrior. Tn the men's contest, the Warriors were unable to make