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the edge in the opening minutes of the second half. At the end of the third period, the Junior Panthers led, 22-15. after their aggressive offensive and defensive play forced turnovers by the Rams. All four of Strasburg's third quarter points and nine of their fourth quarter tallies came at the free throw line.
Jenkins contributed 13 points and Moore ten to pace the Panthers.
On Tuesday at home before a gym full of enthusiastic RCHS fans, the junior contingent from Rappahannock clenched their hold on first place fr the JV ranks.
Again, they trailed at the start, behind at the end of the first quarter, 12-18.
But despite an ankle injury (hat has hampered his play, Rob Brown sparked the offense, sinking a basket with 2:08 left in the half to give Rapp the advantage, 20-19, and then connecting on a jumper to keep the margin at 24-23 at the buzzer.
Battling back and forth, the Generals and the Panthers saw the lead change hands six times in the third quarter. At the start of the fourth, the scoreboard still
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