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Margie Jenkins was selected as the outstanding; guard in the game and Mary Vcbd of Nokesville was selected as the outstanding forward.
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Saturday night the winners of ithe first round, Rappahannock and
Marshall, met for the champing ship. Marshall, with their jfigh scoring Thelma Lewis, scored first 7 points of the game and inai.., cf the spectators were ready to ivi.cede the game to Marshall: itha. is, everybody except Rappah.'. . ock and the Pantherettes.
Y;,e Pantherettes then tighten- _ - ed theii defense and began scoring of theii own. After trailing by a » single point at half-time, 28-29, they fetcht their way to a 42-38 lead at the end of the third quarter, showing the type of playing of which they are capable.
In the final period, the Patherettes increased their lead as they used ball control tactics ift waiting.' . for the good easy shot. The final gtfh sounded with a 53-46 vRtorjj^"' for the Pantherettes. Continued on, page twelve
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