2010

ECCC Warriors receive National Ranking

The success of East Central Community College's 2010 baseball team has caughr the attention of the National Junior College Athletic Associ– ation (NJCAA). The Diamond Warriors - who compete in Division II - are ranked tenth in the most recent poll (March 17), according the N]CAA Web site. Head coach Neal Holliman said he is "appreciative and proud"of the attention given to his squad, which currently sports an 18<> record follow– ing a doubleheader split with visiting Hinds Community College Saturday,March 20. "We are very appreciative of

the support and recognition that we have received for our program; said Holliman. "There are a lot of individuals that have contributed to this team's success from within the program and outside the program. Everyone has a role to play in this recognition, from current players,support– ers and parents to former play– ers, parents and supporters. This (national ranking) has been one of the goals since we arrived (in 2006) and we are very proud for our team and institution.Now we must stay focused and approach every day with the concentra– tion and effort that got us to this point."

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