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bench and do that every game, it would sure put some more hair back on my head!” joked coach Edmondson.
In the third quarter. Skyline District scoring leader Mike Leake tossed in six points while Karl Frye added four, almost pulling off the slam dunk that fans have been waiting for since he rejoined the team last Friday following a semester of academic probation. “It will come,” Edmondson promised. “Whether it’s on a fast break or a steal, it’s just a question of getting everything set up right.”
Leading 55 to 37 going into the final period, the coach cleared the bench with three and a half minutes left. The Panther subs held their own, tallying 22 points to Page’s 23 in the last quarter.
RCHS hit five of nine tries from the foul line. “That’s over 50 percent," noted Edmondson. “It’s not what it should be but it's better. But we need to go up to 60 to 65 percent for the tournament”
Myers played with his usual hustle, grabbing four steals, while Leake and Frye controlled the boards, pulling down 13 and nine rebounds respectively. Leake was also high scorer with 17, followed by Atkins with 15 and Frye and Myers with 14 apiece.
The Panthers’ upcoming games include home contests on Thursday, Friday and Tuesday, February 11, 12 and 16.
The Panthers upset district leader Stonewall Jackson
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