2011

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ECCC SOPHOI\iORE BASEBALL PLAYERS HONORED

Sophomore members of the East Central Community College baseball team were honored during pre-game activities of the season finale with Southwest MissiSsippi Community Col– lege held Thursday, APril 28 at the Claric/Gay Baseball Complex In Decatur. Honorees and their respective high schools indude (seated from left) outfielder Tyler Brant, Southaven; Infielder/second baseman Chartes Hill, carthage outfielder Darmaaf Moore, Stone County; catcher/ infielder/outfielder Jeremy May, Newton County; outfielder Jerrod M'(ers, Jackson St. Andrews; right-handed pitcher/infielder Tyler Dalton, Winston Academy; and southpaw Bobby Bryan, Crossett (AK); and standinc from left) right-handed pitcher Joel McKee, Nesho– ba Central; southpaws Cotton Mitchell of Lake and Pervls Mann of carthage; right-hander cal Cossich, OCean Springs; southpawWillard Bacon, Choctaw Central; first baseman Richie Long. carthage; and third baseman, Vincent Kortbawi of Hale County H.S. in Moundville, Ala. Not pictured is manager Scott Ming of Louisville. The sophomore standouts were joined by t.Jm– lly members for the special ceremony. ECCC swept Southwest by scores of 10-3 and 9-3 to fin– ish the regular season 26-18 overall and 13-llln the MACJC South Division. (Note: EC defeat– ed Peari River 10:.3 on May 3 to decide the South Division's No. 3 and No. 4 seedings for the state playoff series scheduled May 6-7. ECfinlshed the regular season at 27-18). The Diamond Warrior program is led by head coach Neal HoUiman and assistants Michael Avalon, Hunter Vick and Jesus Aleman.

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