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wards Ann Tupper and Natalie Butler replaced Turner and Compton and the demonstration continued with hardly a pause.
Aggressive play by everyone, particularly Settle and Atkins, forced the Wildcats to turn the ball over early in the opening period and Rappahannock edged into a 4-3 lead on a Compton feed underneath to Jordan. More turnovers gave the ball to the Lady Panthers for inside jumpers by Jordan and outside swishes from “Mo” Turner while tight defense prevented the Wildcats from connecting with even the backboard. The girls from RCHS stretched the lead to 12-3 at the first period buzzer and then at the start of the second quarter, it was Jordan from the top of the key, Jordan from underneath after grabbing her own rebound, Jordan with short jumpers.
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