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EC Lady Warriors clip Hinds Warriors' woes ·continue DECATUR- East Cen– tral Community College's Lady Warriors kept their post-season hopes alive by edging the Hinds Commu– nity College women 69-65 Monday. With the win, EC improved to 11-9 overall and 3-6 in the MACJC South Division. The Lady Warriors are in fifth place and on the heels of Gulf Coast - EC's visiting opponent Thursday. The top four teams qual– ify for the MACJC State Tournament, scheduled for February 22-25. · The North Division women's winner will host the tournament. Northwest currently leads the North with an 8-2 mark, followed by Miss.i$s!p,pi Delta (7-2) and Itawamba (7-3). Sophomore guard DanieJle Cole led East Cen– tral with 16 points. Other contributors included Yolanda Jones of Lake, 14; Shantel Neely, 10· Demetria Slocum, nine; H~nnah Lee, six; Sierra Croff and Bianca Thomas of Sebastopol, four each; and Jak:iala McWilJjams, and Shanequa Bufkin and FROM STAFF REPORTS

.ronatban McLenden scored 20 points to lead the Warriors, who dropped to 5-15 and 1-8 Other contributors included Elijah Tanksley and Keondre Hodges, 10 each; Kenneth Thomas, eight; Steve Edwards, seven; Antonio Grace, five; Kendrick McGee of Scott Central, three; and Jasper Bronson. The ECCC/Gulf Coast games begin with women's action at 6 p.m. in the Brac– keen-Wood Physical Edu– cation Building. The Lady Warriors and

Warriors wilJ travel to Pearl River Monday night and host Jones County on Thursday, February 18, in the regular season finale.

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CARTHAG I Quentinette Odom, both of NEWTON COUNTY APPEAL Scott Central, tw~ each. , In men's action, EC s SPIRIT OF MORTON

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Warriors continue their downward slide, falling to the host Bulldogs by an 86- 65 margin. s . .

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