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arriorettes
lose pair to
Hinds JC
andCo-Lin
t:.ast Central J unior Col–
lege women's basketball
team, the Warriorettes, tra–
veled to Wesson on January
17 to take on the Co-Lin
women only to be defeated
79-65. The Warriorettes were
trailing by five at the end of
the first half but Co-Lin came
ali\"e in the second half led by
Bridget Davis and Thresa
Simpson "'ho scored 18 and
IS points respectively. East
Central was led by Mattie
Burnside of Noxapater who
made
29
points· followed by
Pam Coleman of Carthage
with 14.
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on January
18
tn
the fncndly atmosphere of
the East Central gym and
were
bt~
winners defcatinQ
Clarke
91-82.
Mattie Burn–
side_ had a. superb night
sconng 45 btg points. Pam
Coleman added
15
and Ste·
phanie Townsend
of
,Lena
added
12.
High scorer for
Clarke was Sandra Cooks
who scored
28
point:..
When the ECJC women
played host to Htnds on
January 24. thev were de–
feated 12-61. East Central
wa!> ahead by two at half but
~ould
not hang on to the lead
m
th~
second half. Mattie
Burnstde led the Warrior–
ettes with
32
point1. and was
.he only double digit scorer
or East
~entral
in this game.
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Traveling to Utica J unior
.ollcge. on January 27, the
~omen ~
team experienced
~ficult1es
in the first half
cmg down
41-17
at the half
'h_c War riorettes could not
15atn any ground in the
second half as the final score
was
~2-57.
Again, Mattie
Burnstde was the top scorer
and the only Warriorette
double digit scorer with
31
points. The overall record for
t~e
Warri?rcttes is
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fo~r.":ms
thus far in the
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