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contest Tuesday night with an impressive 35-21 victory over the Junior Dragons. The Panthers captured an early 16-9 lead and held their edge for the entire game. Early foul trouble for William Monroe and control of the boards coupled with a 20 point performance by Tommy Jenkins assured Rappahannock of the win. “We practice like winners and we play like winners so we are winners,” said Ms. Gehringer. summing up her feelings about her first win as a boys’ basketball coach.
Downed By Warren
The Panthers opened the 1982-83 season at home last Thursday against the Warren County Wildcats with flat second-half play that gave the opponents from over the mountain a 53-74 win.
Leake put RCHS in front early with a soft jumper, connecting on the first basket of the game after two minutes of play. The rest of the first quarter was a seesaw with each team countering the other’s attack. At the end of the opening quarter, the tally was tied at nine all.
In the second quarter, Myers put the icing on an exciting run by the Panthers with two free throws to stretch the lead to 17-11. Rappahannock kept its advantage over the Wildcats with strong defense and powerful offensive rebounding until the clock
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