2010

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East Central Lady Diamond Warriors take pair from Hinds East Central Community College's fast– pitch softball team grabbed a pair of divi– sion victories from Hinds Community College in a twinbill played Tuesday, March 30 on the Decatur campus. Also knocking in two runs each were Paige Holsen of Union, who homered and doubled, and Brittany Cochran of Newton County, who recorded a triple. 3. She also fanned four batters. In the second game, Holsen was the top offensive performer with two singles and a pair of RBis. Other sluggers were Alexander and Lee, doubles each; and Buckley, Lee, Morgan Malone of Madison Central and Sierra Farlow of Neshoba Central, singles each.

Also having productive outings at the plate were Summer Alexander of Newton County, two singles; Kasie Buckley, also of Newton County, two singles and an RBI; andTaylor Bailey, a product of Bowie High School in Austin, Texas, triple and two sin– gles. Leake Academy product Hannah Lee of Philadelphia contributed a single. Bailey was also the winning pitcher, allowing just two unearned runs on four hits in the seven-inning battle, to improve to 10-

The Lady Diamond Warriors cruised 9- 2 in the opener and held on for a 4-1 deci– sion in the second contest. With the sweep, EC improved to 26-3-1 overall and 6-2 in the MACJC South Division. Hailey Chisolm, a sophomore infielder from Neshoba Central, led the EC offense in the first game by belting a home run, double and two singles. She also collected twoRBis.

Buckley got the victory on the mound and improved to a perfect 14-0 on the sea– son. She gave up eight hits, fanned two batters and walked one. The ECCC softball team is led by head coach Scott Hill and assistant Kristin Chaney.

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