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0:: 0:: East Central swept by Jones COUnty from combined reports The East Central Com– munity College baseball team was swept in double– MHSMClass 2A playoffs, Union found a way and Saturday on the road. Newton County's Brandon St Clair took the win in the boy's singles County.

paced the offense with two hits and six RBis, while Paige Sheppard had four hits and five RBis. Denisha Knight and Miranda Chatham each had three hits, while Roulier, Cortney Harper had two hits apiece. Seminary usc!d a three– run seventh inning in Game 3 to eliminate the Tigers. Roulier took the loss for SEL. Pounders bad three hits and two RBis, Kim Duncan and Sheppard had three hits each. Roulier, Harper and Chatham added two hits apiece. Southeast Lauderdale ends its season with a record of 10-15. -Daniel Ri&don t- t- 0: z 0:: ~ ::> 0 0 ~ en (.) LL. z z 0 <( 0 - I- 0 I-

Colton Mitchell was charged with the loss and Corey Williams picked up the win .for Jones County. Kortbawi went 2-2 from the plate with a double, while Donnie Tabb went 1- 3 with a double East Central completes the regular season with a mark of 34-15. The Warriors get back in action in the MACJC Tournament next weekend aad the opponent is yet to be determined. - Daniel Rl&don PREP BASEBALL Union N. Forrest 8 3 Facccl with elimination after losing gnme une of tlw best-of-three series in t'l,., n..i•n~nl!t r,fihO'cl.nLth• ..

Newton County advances to the 4A South State Championship next week. - D•nlel Rladon PREP SOFTBALL SE Lauderdale 20.10 Seminary 14-11 Southeast Lauderdale came through big in Game 2 of its first round MHSM Class 3A playoff series Sat– urday to force a decisive Game 3 against Seminary. Unfortunately for SEL, it would see it season come to an end by one run in Game3. Southeast struck for 20 runs in Game 2. Bri Roulier earned the win on the mound. Brittany Pounders z z <( - z 0 C)

took down North Forrest by five runs to force a deci– sive Game 3. Joseph Norton got the win on the mound for the Yellowjackets. Garrett Clark had three hits, while John Carr Bates and Jacob Rash each added two hits. JayThomas and Johnathan Gibbs each added doubles. Union will host Game 3 Monday night at6 p.m.

spot and Shannon St. Clair followed suit in the girl's singles match. The No.1 boy's doubles team of Bryden Reed and Patrick Ross fell to Bay's Pat Fontenot and Anthony Luck, while the Cougars No. 2 boy's team of David Brand and Russ Thompson also fell. Cassie Munn and Claire Tadlock, the No.1 girl's doubles teamwon in straight sets, while the No. 2 girl's doubles combo of Emily Lucy and Lauren Lurk won in a walkover. Blake Cochran and KelseyTadlock won in straigh t sets for Newton

header action by Jones County Community Col– lege at Smith-Wills Sta– dium in Jackson Saturday afternoon. ECCC dropped gam<.~ one to JCJC in a closely contested 6-4 decision. Willard Bacon took the loss on the mound for the Warriors. while Andrew Pierce earned the win for ]ones. · Richie Long paced East Central's offense going l-3 with a home run anti Vin– cent Kortbawi l1a

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PREP TENNIS Newton Co. Bay High

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Newton County dt:feattd Bay High in the second round of the MI ISAAClass 4A plavoffs

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