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Pandemonium erupted as ecstatic Panther fans hoisted Myers up on their shoulders for a hero’s ride to the locker room. Later, the play-making guard was - given a standing - ovation by his teammates as he boarded the bus for home.
Stonewall’s coach attributed the loss to his team’s dismal performance at the foul line. Edmondson acknowledged that Panthers had outscored the Generals, 11 to eight, from the charity stripe but added that Rappahannock’s free throw percentage still falls far below his expectations.
Last Wednesday in an away game at Page, the Panthers slipped in a 58-53 loss. "We were up by seven points going into the third quarter,” Edmondson noted. But Rappahannock hit only two of nine shots from the field in the final period and five of ten tries from the foul line while Page connected for 21 points. “We just went cold and they got hot,” the RCHS coach added.
Glenn Fletcher was high scorer fot the Panthers with 19 followed by Leake with 15.
At the close of last week’s schedule, Leake retained his hold on the top spot in Skyline District scoring with an average of 16 points per game. Fletcher had the sixth slot on the list of top ten with an 11.7 average.
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