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After a drought of almost six minutes, the Wildcats hit for one from the charity stripe to keep within ten, 144. With the heat and the intensity of the contest starting to take a toll on the Panthers, Warren County’s girls began finding the range from outside and cut the margin to five, 21-16, with just over two minutes left.
Settle came back with a pair from the foul line and Atkins scored on an alleyoop-with-a-bounce lay-up to put Rappahannock back up by nine, 25-16. The Wildcats hit a foul shot and then added two more on a short jumper that rolled around the rim, falling through before the buzzer sounded to end the half at 25-19.
Lead Cut To Two
Faced with a revitalized and determined opponent at the start of the second half, the Panthers looked around
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