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Northwest drained a three-pointer with l :OS z r..:mmning to snap a 62 62 lie and the Rangers held ::> on for a 66-62 decision. ~ Sophomore guard Kenneth Barlow of Scott ~ Central pumped in 19 pomts ;md grabbed 10 J rebounds to lead EC. which dropped to 8 7 undj .r fifth -year head coach Maurice Bowie. Other Warrior point makers were Bilal Kelley a pr

Fre~hman p1ard Deidra HawlJn~ poured in 24 pomts and led Ea-.t Central Community College's women to a 77-62 tbumpmg of Northwest Missis– sippi Community College Saturday aftemn in a non-division matchup held in !he Brackeen-Wood Physical Education Building on the Decatur cam– pus. With !he win, EC's Lady Warriors improved to 7-8 overall under sixth-year head coach Bill Smith. In addition to Hawkin~ who halls from Der– mott (Ark.) High School, other EC scorers were Ja'Monica Orton, a product of Walter E. Stebbins High School in Dayton, Ohio, 12· Shana Ward of Carthage, nine; Kurlysha Bell of Kosciusko and Qucntinette Odom of Scott Central. eight each; lnessa Adruns of Hom Lake, Bmnca 1homas of Sebastopol and Annie Brewer ol Madison Ridge– land Academy, four each; and Xenobut L'\Vendcr of Noxapater and Shancqua Bufkin of ScoH ~cntra.l, two each. Orton was !he top reboundcr w!lh eight boards. The Lady Warriors made 31 ol 62 field guah (50 percent), two of seven three-pomt 'hot~ (28.6 pen:ent) and 13 of 17 free rhrows (76.5 percent). In the men's contest, A. J. Cunningham ol

EC photo Lady Warrior Annie Brewer (25) is pressured by a pair of Northwest defenders during East Central's 77-62 victory over the visiting Lady Rangers Saturday aftemoon. Brew– er, a 5-9 freshman forward from Philadelphia, is a product of Madison-Ridgeland Academy. EC improved to 7-8 over– all following the non-division match-up.

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