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AS CENTRAL SOCCER ECCC women's soccer wins record 9th straight match Warriors pull out By ECCC sports information

~ists by Patterson. ECCC added two more goals in the second half. Maness scored ai,tain on an assist b) Callee Helen Mc Clain of Starkville High School. before Patterson scored again with 10 minutes to play. East Central will travel to (ace No. 11 ranked .Jones County ,Junior College (7-1) in Ellisville, with the match set for Friday, Sept. 30, at 5 p.m.

overtime win over Meridian The East Central Commu nity College men's i:iocccr tC'am defeated Meridian Community College 4-3 in overtime Wednesday. Sept. 28. in Bailey Stadium in De catur. ECCC jumped out to an early lead with goals b~ Blake Bonds of Germantown High School, assisted by Fredy Gutierrez of Pontotoc Hig'h School, and Gutierrez. MCC foug'ht back to tie the match up 2-2 at the half. Gutierrez scored once again in the second hail. be fore 11CC tied the match 3-:3 to send it to overtime. Sophomore Gutierrez scored one final time to get a hat trick and the game winning goal in overtime. East Central improved to 5-6 on lhe seus1m.

winning streak in program history, topping last year's thcn-rerord eig'ht straight vic tories to open the 2015 sea 1-cbool scored three minutes into the match to give ECCC the early lc~d. Alw in the first half. Ashlc) Langham of Florcnt-e High School and Sierru Maness of Corinth High School each scored off of us-

'l'he Eust Central Commu nity Collcbre women's soccer tcum rl'muincd undefeated on th<' season \\ilh a 5-0 \ictorv non-di\ision \\in over ~forid ian Community College·-. Lady Eagies in Bailey Sta dium in Decatur on \Vednes dny, Sept. 28. The win improved East Ccntrnl's their record to 9-0 on the sca.c;on. It is the longest

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