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Jn the men's contest, East Central was unable to over come a 39-26 halftime deficit and fell 86-65 to the Bears. Sophomore guard/forward Jacques Johnson tallied 14 points to lead the Warriors, whose record now stands at 6-9 overall and 24 in the divi sion under first-year bead coach Robert Thompson. ~ Johnson, a Provine product, was also credited with eeven rebounds.

break. voere outscored 35-13 Jones of Wayne County, six; in the seoond half and fell ~ Shaniqua Quin of Brandon, 44 to the Lady Bears. Anna Katherine Nowell of Tanihhija Hughes was the Leake Academy and Kim only scorer in double figures berly Wallace, a product of for the Lady WaITiors, whose Ouachita Pm·ish High School record dipped to 7-8 overall in Monroe, La., three each; and 2-4 in league play under and Shamyia Evans of Lake, second-year head coach two. Bender led in rebounds Crandal Porter. with seven. Other EC point makers Katrina Littlepage poured were Tynllfa Benner ofNeW- 1n 16 points to lead the South ton, nine; Bryanna McClen- west women, who tmproved don of Lake. seven; Jaleisha to 1~2 and 5-1.

ECCC squads drop decisions to SW

East Central Community College's basketball squads dropped decisions to South west Mississippi College in MACJC South DMsion action Jan. 23 in the Brackeen Wood Physical Education Building OD the Decatur cam pus. The Lady Warriors, who held a 31-30 lead at the

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