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pahannock’s fast moving guard fed to Mike Leake, wide open under the basket, to put the Panthers in front, 10-7. Frye's outside jumper at the buzzer ender the first quarter with RCHS up bv five, 12-7.

Rappahannock’s tight zone defense kept William Monroe moving inside to score in the second period but the Dragons found their range beyond the key and bombed away from 20 feet and more to draw closer and then stay one basket behind RCHS. At the same time the Dragons got hot, the Panthers went cold, hitting nly two of 12 field goal attempts. With the score tied at 19 and 42 seconds left, William Monroe held the ball for the

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