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“Offensively we were pitiful, hitting 11 out of 26 free throw attempts but once again defense bailed us out,” coach Doyle Dawson said. “Pops and Doyle played excellent defense, limiting the Generals scorers, David Zirkle and Kevin Moomaw only 15 points between them. They got 45 the last time they played us,” he noted. Dawson was not pleased with the Panther’s poor defensive rebounding. Rapp palled down 54 but allowed the Generals ten more shots.
“We passed real well tonight” announced a happy Robert Myers after . the gamfe. His team passed for 18 assists led by Leake with five. The rest of the team members each had two or more to lead the Panthers’ crisp passing attack against the Generals, Rapp committed only ten turnovers. Leake once again was in the spotlight with 25 points, 24 rebounds and five blocked shots.
Earlier in the week the Panthers corralled the George Mason Mustangs 8972, winning one up for the country boys.
Maybe it was because they were too eager to avenge their only district loss this season but whatever reason, the Panthers opened up with sloppy passes that enabled the Mustangs to jump to a quick 11-4 lead. Rappahannockcontinued to force shots and remained in the rear 25-20 at the end of the first period of play.
Doyle Dunn contributed to the Panther cause early in the second quarter to put his team within two 27-29, but
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