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“My boys perked up in the second half and won the game for me,” Ya*d coach Valerie Gehring^r after the Rappahannock JV Panthers won a thriller at home by defeating the Clarke County Eagles 43-41, Tuesday night.

In the opening quarter both teams countered the other’s attack and the scoreboard showed only 8-6 in favor of Rappahannock going into the second quarter. Poor shooting on the Panther’s part enabled the Eagles to build a 22-15 lead at the half.

The Panthers continued to play lackluster ball for most of the third quarter until a mini-rally headed by Rob Brown and Thomas Rector helped Rapp to pull to within five 29-34, at the end of the third quarter. ^ Then a hyped-up Panther squad found reason to push

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