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Freshman Ja' Monica Orton's jumper in the final moments of overtime provided East Central Community College's LadyWarriors with a stunning 83-82 victory over Northeast Mtssissippi Community College Saturday afternoon at Bonner Arnold Coliseum on the Booneville campus. Orton sent the non-division battle into the extra period by draining three stnught free throws to knnt the score at 75-75 at the end'of rcgulatmn Orton, a 6' guard and product of Waltl'r 1 ~. Stebbins High School in Dayton, Ohio, pum(ll'd 111 28 points and grabbed 13 rebounds In kad 1-.t\t Central, which evened its record at J-3 und,•l' l>i:o.th year head coach Bill Smith. Also scoring were Deirdre Hawkins of Dl·rmott (Ark.) High School, 21; Sbana Ward ofCartlta~e. I 6, Quentinette Odom, six and Shanequa Bufkin, four, both of Scott Central; Inessa Adams of Horn l .akc and Annie Brewer of Madison Ridgeland Academy, three each; and Bianca Thomas of Sebastopol, two. Anna Brooke Page had 20 points to lead the 1 udy 'Tigers who dropped to 2-2. Northeast held a 41-37 advantage at halftime. ln the men's game, Kenneth Barlow's failed 3- point attempt in the final seconds with East Central Community College trailing 77-76 allowed Northeast Mtssisstppt Community College to escape

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