2014 Combined

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EC women's soccer wraps historic run The most successful

South Division with a 10 0-0 mark. Hinds (North# 1) and Northwest (North # 3) complete the field in the women's bracket. EC, which posted a 12 4-2 overall record under head coach Gray Massey, recorded its best cam paign since the program's inception in 2005. "This year was a fan tastic season for our pro gram," said Massey. "I am very proud of what these girls were able to accom plish. However, the bar has definitely been raised and we are already look ing forward to 'having an even better season in 2015!" The talented squad featured several players who finished among the scores in the league.

Allie Turner recorded 12 goals and five assists for a total 29 points. Turner is a freshman mid fielder from Horn Lake. Ashlan Culberson reg istered nine goals, four assists and 22 points. Cumberland is a sopho more forward from Bran don. Tamia Cavett posted six goals and 12 points. Cavett is a freshman for ward from Murrah High School in Jackson. The Lady Soccer War riors will be recognized along with other student athletes at the 2014 ECCC Fall Sports Award Banquet scheduled Tue"- day, Dec. 2. Activitie, begin at 6:30 p.m. in Mabry Memorial Cafete· ria.

women's soccer season in school history came to an end for the East Central Community College squad following a 4-0 loss to • Pearl River Community College in playoff action held Tuesday, Oct. 28 at Bailey Stadium on Decatur campus. The Lady Soccer War riors qualified for the post-season after finish ing second in the MACJC North Division with a 5-1 2 mark. Lady Wildcats were the third seed in the South at 6-3-1. With the victory, Pearl River advanced to the MACJC/Region 23 Tour nament scheduled Nov. 1 2 at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville. The Lady Bobcats won the

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