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were Nicholas. Chisolm. Buckley, and Cochran with two singles each. Bailey (14-6) was credit– ed with the win in relief. She hurled 3 l/3 innings, allow– ing one run on three hits. She also fanned three. Buckley was the starter and allowed four earned runs on nine hits through 3 2/3 innings.

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trailed 7-4 before adding a single run in the fifth inning and five runs in the sixth frame to claim the sweep. In addition to their home runs, Holsen, Bailey, and Lee, a Leake Academy prod– uct, collected two singles each. Ilolsen also contributed three RBI. Other sluggers

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Chisolm, a sophomore from Neshoba Central, belted a three-run shot in the first inning and gave EC a quick 3-0 lead. In addition to her home run, IJolsen, a Union product, was 'credited wtth a single and two RBls. Brittany Cochran of Newton County added a double and a single and col– lected two RBI. Other sluggers were Lauren Nicholas of Neshoba Central, two singles; and Newton County products Kasic Buckley, double, and Summer Alexander, single. Buckley also had an RBI. Taylor Batley ( 13-6) went the distance to notch the win. Bailey a1lowed nine hits, fanned five and walked one in the seven– inning matchup. Jn the second game, EC jumped out to 4-0 Continued on 68... See Lady Warriors...

East Central Community College's soft– ball squad took sole possession of second

place in the MACJC South Division following a double– header sweep of Copiah– Lincoln on Wednesday at Decatur.

from combined reports

East Central Community College sopho– more catcher Paige Holsen of Union eyes the welcoming com– mittee at home plate after belt– ing a home run in the Lady Warriors' 8-1, 10-8 sweep of Copiah-Lincoln last week in Decatur. She hit two homers in the doublehead– er. Photo by Marty Stamper

Hailey Chisolm and Paige Holsen both homered in leading EC to an 8-1 victory in the opener, and l lolsen, Hannah Lee and Taylor Bailey registered dingers in the sec– ond contest in a I0-8 decision. The Lady Warrion:. improved to 29-8-1 overall following the sweep and arc currently 11 -7 in league play. Gulf Coast leads the South at 12-4. Co-Lin is third at 9-7 and Pearl River fourth, with a 9-9 record. Rounding out the division are Southwest at 8-8; Jones, 6- 12; and Hinds, 3-13.

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