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further from the mark. Rappahannock’s varsity had a 55 percent field goal percentage while Luray hit just 25 percent. “That was the big story. They had good shots but fortunately for us. they didn’t fall,” Edmondson said.

Rappahannock's sticky defense was a major factor in Luray’s lackluster shooting performance. “We pressed them and that slowed down the tempo of the game. We didn’t have any-ups in the first half—we weren't running well—but we held them to just 11 points. That’s excellent!” the coach added. Rappahannock came into the second half with double the Bulldogs' tally, 22-11. "We were shooting better (nine out of 14 from the floor in the third quarter) and we

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