2012

ECCC DiamondWarriors take doubleheader from GulfCoast From press reports

In the second contest, David McAdory of Louisville doubled and knocked m a run to lead the offense. Other hitters were Anderson, Leal and Kyle Henson of Starkville Acad– emy, singles each. Henson was also credited with two RBis. Anderson and Leal knocked in a run each. Runs were scored by Hampton (2}, Anderson, Velez, Leal and Rubert Al– cantara of the Dommican Republic. Right-hander Blake Dubuisson went the distance in the seven-inning matchup to record the Vlctory. Heal– lowed one earned run on eight hits. He also fanned a batter and walked two. Dubuisson is a product of Long Beach High School. EC hosts division foe Jones County Junior College Wednesday, March 28, in doubleheader action getting under way at 3 p.m. at the Clark/Gay Base– ball Complex. Two seven-inning .........,.....,.., are scheduled. AJ~.IM.l!J!~"" w .

East Central Community College's baseball squad improved to 16-10 overall and 4-2 in the MACJC South Division following a doubleheader sweep of MS Gulf Coast Community College Sunday at the Clark/Gay Baseball Complex in Decatur. The Diamond Wamors posted a 7- 1 victory in the opener and cruised 6- 1 in the rughtcap to take the key division battles. Ricardo Velez doubled and singled and knocked in two runs and Carlos Leal blasted two singles and had three RBis to lead EC's offense in the opener. Both are from Puerto Rico Other hitters were Kalik May of Tuscaloosa (Ala) County High School and Tim Anderson of Hillcrest (Ala.) High School. singles each. Runs were scored by Velez (2), An- der:son (2), May, Leal and Fred Hampton of Nanih Waiya. !Right-hander Fernando GoMalez the winning pitcher, allowilfStUie ned run on four hits through five

::-:.n"'·ngs. He fanned three batte~nd walked' five. Gonzalez is from P.uert& ·' tCCC's:~ftJ~~~r@ll:)~ Rico. Right-hander Brock Ward Of ·head ci:Jaelt and assis– Louisville hurled two scoreless in· tants ·Justin Brewer and Jack Ed- nings in relief and allowed one hit. monson.