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rie first ten runners acns the finish line were weling blue and gold PanthW jerseys in last week’s erf country battle bet« >n Rappahannock and Bi itsville.
Lf|d if that wasn’t en igh, both Scott Keithley ar Ronnie Atkins broke the relrd over the 2.6 mile Mans -as Battlefield course. Kfchley is the new record h<jer, his finish in 15:12 loering the old mark by 23 pnds. Atkins finished in
1. a second under the old brd. “Our ninth graders wuld have won if the big gys weren’t running!” annua ed a smiling coach Ann Sjeler. Rappahannock’s fint seven runners across th« Jne were juniors and senior Keithley, Atkins,
Caperton (15:39), ElDodson
(16:08), Craig
Ke£on (16:16), Ricky Shaw (1C$7) and David Dodson (ltJ4). But also finishing ahtd of any Brentsville hiTiers were ninth graders Jdn Dodson (17:19), David Ffhbein (17:21) and Jonatljn WaBon (17:27). “I'm ,*eal pleased that the nith graders are closing the gp between them and the uperebssman,” the coach sid, repeating that “pack” fiishes win meets. Rappahannock fans were teated to double excitetent, first when ten Panthrs sireamed across the line i font of their opponents nd second when Denise lidsm, ,a newcomer to the cos» comtry ranks, held off tvo Jreitsville girls and one b*y n an all-out race that pit terin third place among the fin runners. Karen Ludwp was the w inning girl nier, turning in her usual srerth performance and finisng in 20:27, ahead of five hfs. /final tally in the dual fet against the Bull Run I strict opponent was a lop*led 15 for the Panthers to 0 for Brentsville’s Tigers
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