2010

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JUC" SOfTBALL ECCC's Bucklev ..

Named riJCAA All-American

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• •e Buckleyof Little Rock Qpped off a ~uccessful :freshman :;ea-.on on East Cen· tra1 Community College's dwr.pion:ihip fast-pitch soft– ball team ";th her selection as an JCAA Division II All– American. Buckley, a shortstop/pitcher who was chosen on the 12-member quad as a utility player, had earlier garnered most valuable offensive player honors in the 'UCAA Division II Softball Tournament after helping lead the Lady Diamond Warriors to a fourth-place finish in the May 20-22 competition held in Normal, Illinois. Buckley was a key player for East Central's history– making softball team, which won three of five matchups in the double-elimination event The Newton County High School product posted a .636 batting average, belted three home runs, a double and three singles, and collected seven RBis during the five contests. She earlier received All– Rerion :?3 and 1ACJC F'1rst . -.elected tl:~ .a..... •• D1am nd Warriors' most v·aluable player.

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NEWTON COUNTY APPEAL

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Buckley owned a .469 batting - - - average with 10 home runs,

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threetriplesand 19doubles,

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rec~~d~~~lieo~~~:J!i~a 2.68 earned run average. She fanned 47 batters. The Lady Dirtmond War– riors, who qualified for the program's first trip to Nationals as Region 23 cham– pions, completed the 2010 season with a 47-11 record . ·~ . ..

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