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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON
Rappahannock »w* Staff ^ ritcr
That much sought after sports figure, the elusive “Mo Mentum," joined the RCHS lineup last week and stayed with the team for the first round of the Skyline District Tournament on Tuesday in Warren County where Rappahannock’s varsity blasted Luray, 62-41. Despite the lopsided score, the Panthers were flat offensively, according to coach Bob Edmondson. “We didn't play that well on offense the entire game but particularly in the first half,” he reported, noting that the Panthers connected on only four of ten shots from the foul line during the first half and just ten of 23 for the game. While it was an off night for the Panthers, however, the Bulldogs were even
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