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High scorer for Rappahannock was Glenn Fletcher with 15 followed by Mike Leake with 13 and Robert Myers with 12.
Last Friday in the final regular season game, the Panthers upset favored William Monroe. 70-63. The loss put the Dragons in a tie for first place in the district, forcing a play-off game with Stonewall Jackson this Monday, and left Rappahannock in sole possession of third place.
RCHS got off to a slow start; down by five in the first quarter with Carl Frye benched after he picked up two quick fouls. "1 had no choice,” Edmondson explained. "I had to put Carl back in because we weren't playing well without him. But he didn't pick up any more fouls until the third quarter.”
Frye sparked the Panthers to hold their own as the lead
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