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Speiker. “It was wonderful. It was beautiful.”
And it was particularly satisfying to defeat a Luray squad that has yet to lose in the Skyline District. Their record of 5-0 includes a win over defending champion Stonewall Jackson by seven points, the coach reported.
Rappahannock’s girls took five first places -Cindy Weaver in the shot and discus, Brenda Walker in the 400 run, the 400 meter relay and the mile relay. But they won the dual meet on the strength of their seconds and thirds, depth that added the necessary points to overcome Luray’s blue ribbon accumulation, according to coach Speiker.
Marie Davis and Donna Williams took second and third in the shot and discus, giving the Panthers a clean sweep in those events. Kim Williams was second in the low hurdles, Raynetta Gheen second in the 100, Cristol Porter second in the long jump and 220 run, Ann Tupper second in the 400 and Karen Ludwick second in the two mile. Third places went to Ludwick in the mile, Gheen in the long jump,
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