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The Carthaginian, Carthage, Miss., November 14, 2013 13)

ECCC Warriors rally to top Delta, by 5 Quinton Campbell and

eight rebounds to lead the Lady Warriors. who are now 2-1 under second– year head coach Crandal Porter. Jones is a 5-8 fresh– man forward and product of Wayne County High School. Also scoring in double figures were Bryanna McClendon, a freshman guard from Lake, 16; Tynika Bender, a fresh– man guard from Newton, 14; and sophomore for– ward Tanihhija Hughes of For est, 11.

Other point makers were Ty-nesisa Mickens of Noxubee County, eight; Shamyia Evans of Lake, six; and Andreka Harper of Forest, one. Mickens led in rebounds with nine. Aqueshia Kimble had 23 points to lead the Lady Trojans, who remain undefeated at 3-0. EC trailed 34-28 a t halftime. ECCC travels to Good– man t on ight (Mond ay, Nov. 11) for a rematch with Holmes Community College squads. Game - c z w C) a:: c:( c:( :::t: w ~ Q. a:: Q. c:( c:( 0

times are 6 and 8 p.m. o: the QQodm~ campus. The Lady Warrior won the first meeting by 76-63 margin the Wa1 riors were clipped 68-6 in the season opening cor tests hel d Nov. 2 i Decatur. Competition this wee continues on the road fc t h e Lady Warri ors an Wa rriors as they batt! long-time rival East Mi: sissippi Community Co lege Thursday, Nov. 1· Game times are 5:30 an 7:30p.m. in Scooba. 0 - ...... 0 ::E UJ z LL. z 0 c:( 0

Campbell, a 6-7 fresh– man forward from Mary G. · Montgomery High School in Mobile, also led in rebounds with seven. Johnson, a 6-4 sopho– more guard/forward from · Jackson Provine, collected six boards. Matlock, a 6-6 freshman guard/forward from Central High School in Memphis, grabbed five rebounds. Other scorers were Terrance Mijahid of West– wood High School in Memphis, nine; Kristian Clark of St. Martin in

Ocean Springs , seven; and Demarkus Jones of Terry and Ramone Tate of St. Stanislaus, six each. Marquarius Boddie pumped in 20 points to lead the Trojans, who fell to 2-1. EC trailed 43-30 at the break. In the women's con– test, EC dropped its first contest of the 2013-14 campaign with an 85-77 setback to the Lady Tro– jans. Jaleshia Jones poured in 21 points and grabbed

~acques Johnson each scored 17 points and Michael Matlock added 15 in leading East Central Community College's Warriors to a 77-72 come– from-behind victory over Mississippi Delta Com– munity College Saturday, Nov. 9 in the Brackeen– Wood Physical Education Bui lding on the Decatur campus. With the win, EC \improved to 2-1 under first-year head coach Robert Thornpson.

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