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Members of the 2013 East Central Community College v.omen's tennis team and their respective high schools Include (kneell~from left) Haley Chapman, Newton County; Nan Hartness, Wlnstoo kad– .emy; and Ke~Tadlock, Newton County; and (standingfrom left) Alana Turner, Florence; Hayden Fry– ery, Winston kademy; and Amber Pien::e and Hannah Smith, both of Leake IQidemy. Dianne O'Neill serwsas head coach. (EC Photo) - From press reports

Doubles- EC's Kelsey Tadlock and Haley Chapman, both prod– ucts of Newton County High School, fell to Maria Castril and Lay– toya Whitley (8-3), and EC's Alana Turner of Florence and P.unber Pierce of Leake Acad– emy fell to Annissa J ohnson and Octavia Pendleton (8-4). EC's Nan Hartness and Hay– denFryery, both ofWin– ston Academy, won their match by default.

Singles - Turner de– feated Johnson (6-4); Fryery beat Nowell (6-3, 6-0) and Hartness won her match by default. Tadlock fell to Castrill (6-4, 6-2), Chapman fell to Whitley (6-4, 6-3) and Pier ce fell to Pendelton (4-6, 6-1, 10-1). Results from men's competition are as fol– lows: Doubles - EC was de– feated in all three matches, as Blake Cochran of Newton

ECCCMen'sTennis Team Members ofthe 2013 East Central CommunityCollege men'stennis team and their respectJve high schools include {kneeling from left) Hunter Mayo, Lesko ~my; and Chrfs MS)S. Louisville; and (standing from left) BrandonStClair and BlakeCochran, b

East Central Commu– nity College's tennis squads dropped deci– sions to Hinds Commu– nity College in matches held Thursday, March 21 on the Decatur cam– pus. The Lady Warriors were clipped 6-4 and the Warriors fell by a 5-4 margin. Results from women's competition are as fol– lows: