2015

finishes Second in final MACJC event offal

ton County High Sd11H•I (95, 77), tied for liOth. , sophomore Blak<' Milh·r •1 of "Ocean Sprini..rs 11 School, 179 (95, 84). 711•1. The Warrior golf 1!•11111 \I not be in action agu111 11 March 7-8. 2016, nt 1\1 \c Conference Evenl No r. Back Acres Countr) < 1111 Senatobia. The rw111 hosted by Northwest \11 sippi Community Colli·1••

Joiner out of Spanish Fort High School in Daphne, Ala., 155 (81,74) tied for 22nd place; sophomore Tristan Hernandez of Leake Acad– emy, 156 (78, 78), . tied for 25th; freshman Seth Mc– Cormick out of Newton County Academy, 165 (82, 83), tied for 46th; freshman Kade Mathner out of Enter– prise Higb School (Ala), 166 (86, 80), tied for 49th; sopho– more Nathan Nance of New-

the nation in the National .Junior College Athletic Asso– ciation Men's Goll Division II poll and No. 7 in the Golistat Relative Rankings compiled by golfstat.com. The Warr·iors [inished the fall portion of the 2015-16 MACJC season with one sec– ond place, two third place, and one fourth finish. Other East Central golfers participatingand their scores included sophomore Andrew

hosted by Mississippi Gulf ment. He finished in fifth in Coast Community College. the invitational. He was The event was two tourna- named to theAll-Tomnament ments in one, With the Team in both events. MACJC competition and 8Jl ...- East Central finished in invitational competition that fiftb place in the invitational. also included teams from out- As a team, ECCC shot a 36- side the MACJC. over par 612. The Warriors Hammons, a product of improved 16 strokes from the Raleigb High School, finished first to the second round. in third place in the MACJC Gull Coast won both tour- event, after shooting a two- naments. under par 142 (73, 69) over East Central entered tbe the 36 boles of the tourna- t.ournament ranked No. 5 in ;;:o en :j :C - -4 0

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