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ECJC
Basketball
Stats
The East Central Junior College
Warriors and Warriorettes hosted
Metidian Junior College on the
ECJC campus November 8 to open
the
1982-83
season. Both women
and men were victorious. The
Warriorettes defeated the Lady
Eagles
83-82
and the Warriors won
68-61 .
Highest scorer for Coach
Lucille Wood's Warriorettes was
Mattie Burnside of Noxapater with
21
points. Other top scorers were
Pam Coleman of Carthage with 16,
Angie Wash of Forest with 14 and
Earlene Moore of Lake with
12.
The Warriors played an impres–
sive first game of the season with
Joe Kennamer, a returning sopho–
more of New Hope, Ala. , scoring
28
points and Ken Eiland, a returning
sophomore from Louisville, scoring
12
points. This was the Warrior's
scon
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first game under the coaching
supervision of Steve Rives.
The teams traveled to Scooba for
basketball action on November 11
and were both again victorious. The
Warriorettes won their second
game of the season by defeating
Scooba during the last seconds of
the game
90-89.
Mattie Burnside
was again high scorer with 26
points followed by Pam Coleman
with
18,
Angie Wash with
15,
Dayna Williamson of Philadelphia
with
12
and Earlene Moore with
10.
Highest scorer for Scooba was
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Sharon Scott with
43
points.
ECJC men defeated Scooba
63-52. Top scorers were Kennamer
with 14, Palma Jones of Carthage
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with
12,
Donald Clayton of Panama
City,
Fl .,
and Robert Gilliland of
Louisville, both with
10
points.
The Warriors and Warriorettes
were hosts to Northeast Junior
College on November 13 when both ·need their first
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the
W .
season.
The
arrtorettes lost
81
-75
N
led at halftime
42-32
An.
_ortwheast
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g1e
ash
e East Central with
19
followed by Steph . T
points,
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ame ownsend of
na
With
13 and M tt'
with
12.
a Ie Burnside
The Warriors lost to North
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mg unable to
tie
the ga
m the last seconds Joe
K
me
was
the
only East. Cen ennamer
with a double digit
tral _player
points.
score makmg
28
Both
teams were on
th
November
18
to
e road on
Coli
meet Jones Junior
ege, a long time rival Th
women won
82
79 p
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e
double
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layers with
lgure scores were p
Coleman with 16 M .
am
with
16
and A '. attle Burnside
ng1e Wash A
t
Hardney and Stephanie
T
ugs a
each scorin
12
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ownsend
d
g
pomts. Coleman
ma e two free throws
.
h
.
seconds left ·
th
Wit
SIX
m e game to ice the
game by three points. The
were downed
35-79
C
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said
th
·
oach RJVes
e team started the arne
poorly but fought hard in the
f~urth
quarter to come within .
Kenna
SIX.
Joe
Jo
mer, Leon Jackson, Palma
nes and Ken Eiland wer
.
scorers with
18
11
11
e hJgh
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•
and
10
pomts respectively Th'
fi
.
IS was the
rst conference game fo
c~
Central.
r .::.ast
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~fter
the first two weeks of
actJOn, the Warriorettes have a
3
1
record and the W .
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r
amors have a 2-2
ecord. East Central
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to p ._.
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travel
er..mston to meet G
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Junior College in
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reg ar season
p ay on November 29 and
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b
the ro d
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will be
. The next home game
December 6 when ECJ C
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host Pearl River G
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