2010

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ECCC announces baseball a~rard . \~lmners

Johnson. a sophomore 1 ight-hander, posted a 6-4 record and had a 5.10 earned run a\crage. He led in mnings pttched (72 1 3) and stnkcouts (57). Johnson, a L~.Jke Academy product, will continue his basebalb career at Belha\en College. Yates. who spent most of the season at second base, posted a .941 fielding per– centage. The sophomore also batted 339 with three home runs, two triples, and 11 dou– bles. and was credited with 28 RBL Yates. a product of Grenada High School. plans to continue his baseball career at the University of North Alabama. Hill batted .308 and had had live home runs, two tnples. 16 doubles. and 54 RBI Long posted a team-best .419 batting average and also led in home I1JOS (14), dou– bles (17). RBI (73) and total hits (80). He was also select– ed All-Region 23 and fust team MACJC All-State. Hill and Long are both freshmen. Awards were presented by head coach Neal Holliman and assistants Michael Avalon and Hunter Vick. The Warriors were run– ners up in the MACJC State Haseball Tournament and advanced to Region 23 Tournament competition before lini.,hing with a 39-20 record

Rec p1ents of "anou 1 te m a"'ards for ~ere recently

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e P ver chool en John on report of Lena. Mo!:t \aluable Pnch~r. mficlder Andre Yate!' ot Grenada, Most Yalu tble Defensive Player. utility player Charles Hill. Most Improved Player, and fi rs t baseman/pitcher Riehle Long, Most Valuable Offensive Player. Hill and Long are both from Carthage Triplett, who served as team co-captain, batted .299 with a home run and four doubles. He also collected 24 RBI. Triplett, a sophomore and product of Louisvi~le High School, plans to contw– ue his baseball career at Delta State University

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