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had stretched the advantage to 32-42, playing poised, controlled ball under the direction of veteran helmsman Jim Logan, former boys varsity basketball coach at RCHS.
But even down by 10, the Rappahannock girls still had i chance to pull victory from lefeat. Then a massive pilejp sent girls from both squads to the floor. Rappahannock guards Kim Settle md Donna Atkins spent the rest of the contest on the oench, nursing injuries with nags of ice. In a final spurt, forward Natalie Butler’s aggressive defense forced a Lurn-over and on the ensuing possession, Jordan scored from the corner to rut the difference to eight, 14-42, with 2:34 remaining. But another intercepted pass by the Wildcats cut the rally short. Logan sent his girls into a four corners stall md the buzzer sounded with Luray ahead by 11, 36-47.
High scorer for Rappahannock was Jordan with 12.
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