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ECCC softball swept by No. 3 Gulf Coast From school reports

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away with the win. East Central's Maegen Ellis of Oak Hill Academy hit a two-run homer in the first inning of Game 2, but that was all the scoring the Lady Diamond Warriors would get in the 9-2 loss. MGCCC never surrendered the lead after scoring four runs in the top of the first inning. The East Central Lady Diamond Warriors will be back in action to face East Mississippi on Friday. The games are set for 2 and 4 p.m. • ·t

overall and 17-3 in the conference. Game 1 remained scoreless for six innings. MGCCC managed one run in the seventh, but East Cen tral responded with a run ofits own in the bottom of the inning on an RBI single by Mahalia Gibson out of Oak Grove High School to send the ballgame into extra innings. East Central had the winning run on second base in the seventh, but were unable to score again. The Lady Bulldogs brought home five runs in the eighth to run

DECATUR-The East Central Community College softball team was unable lo pull out a victory against Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Tuesday in a

101- doubleheader. :as MGCCC claimed Game 1, 6-1, in 11 s. extra innings, and Game 2, 9-2. The losses drop the Lady Dia mond Warriors overall record to 32-7 and 16-6 in MACJC play. The Lady Bulldogs improved to 33-3 i~' •

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