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Jones, a 5-8 freshman for– ward and product of Wayne County High School, connected on 10 of 16 field goals and was petfect on all three trey attempts. Sbe made three of six free throws. Also scoring in double fig– ures were Tynika Bender, a 5-a freshman guard from Newton, 18; and Ty-neisba Mickens, a 5- 9 sophomore forward and prod– uct of Noxubee County High Scbool,l2.

Memphis, seven; Demru Jones ofTerry, six; and Ram Tate of St...Stanislaus, th Mujahid led in rebounds 1 nine. DayshawnWatkins poure 17 pomts to lead the Bulldt who improved to 3-1. EC trailed 43-37 at hal.ftiJ ECCC squads travel to I Mississippi Community Coli Thursday, Nov. 14. Game tiJ are 5:30 and 7:30 on the Sco campus.

Bender made three crucial free throws down the stretch. Mickens led in rebounds with 12. Other point makers were Shamyia Evans and Bryanna McClendon, both of Lake, eight each; Keoceania Yarbrough of Louisville, five; and Tanihhija Hughes of Forest, four. Carmesha Nalls tallied 22 points to lead the Lady Bulldogs, who feU to l-3. EC led 42-35 at the break. ---

ln the men's contest, EC was outscored 78-68 and fell for the second time this season to the Bulldogs, who escaped with a 68-65 decision in the season opener in Decatur. Jacques Johnson was again the top scorer for EC (2-2), as the 6-4 sophomore guard/forward from Jackson Provine poured in 25 points. Johnson connected on nine of 19 field goals, made two o~ seven shots from three-point rdllge, and was five of six from

points and led East Central Community College's Lady Warriors to a hard-fought 81-79 victory over Holmes Community College Monday night in Goodman. EC improved to 3-1 follow– ing the non-division matchup and swept the season series with the Lady Bulldogs. The Lady Warriors cruised 76-63 in the season opener at Brackeen– Wood.

Also scoring in double fig– ures was Quinton Campbell, who bad 10 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Campbell, a 6-7 freshman forward, is a product of Mary G. Montgomery High School in Mobile. Other scorers were Terrance Mujahid of Westwood High School in Memphis, nine; Demond Morgan of Morton, eight; Michael Matlock of Central High School in

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