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resulted in the Panthers and the Dragons connecting on only two baskets apiece in over five minutes. With nine ticks left on the clock. Rapp’s sophomore guard Jeff Porter knocked the ball loose and it was scooped up by Doyle Dunn who tied the score with a behind the back lay-up to finish the first half.
The Dragons opened up the second half after just over two minutes had elapsed with a three point play, setting the score at 19-16. The Panthers suffered through a dry spell for five minutes before they got on the scoreboard with Mike Leake’s short jumper, making it 18-24.
Early foul trouble put the Dragons at the charity stripe and they took advantage of the opportunity to stay in front of RCHS. Leake had an impressive two minute performance in which he scored eight points, made one steal and pulled down four rebounds. Two free throws by Jeff Porter helped a Panther run that cut William Monroe's eight point lead to just a single point, 28-29, at the end of the third quarter.
But the Panthers failed to execute on offense in the final period and fell short at the buzzer, 46-49.
Leake had a game high 26 points and 17 rebounds.
JV Victorious
Rappahannock's junior varsity team captured its first win for coach Valeric Gehringer in the preliminary
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