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riod down by five, 8-13. But they found their game, controlling the tempo on the court and exploding on offense with well-timed passes. The Panther’s defense stopped the Wildcats’ fast break and by the half, the home team trailed by only two, 22-20.
Tremendous effort on both the' offensive and defensive boards kept the Panthers in contention in the third period. Down by four, 32-36, at the start of the final quarter, they were well positioned to challenge Lurav. But the girls from Rappahannock fell apart.
They sent the Wildcats to the foul line repeatedly while the visitors played practically violation free ball. The taller Luray squad dominated the boards, getting off two and three shots. Then when the Panthers got the ball, they turned it over again and again with sloppy passing, tossing it either out of bounds or to an opponent. With six minutes left, Luray
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