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offense, good ball handling, very few mistakes and a super aggressive defense,” coach Mcl.awhorn said. And it showed on the score board: Rappahannock 17. Manassas Park tv
The girls continued their evenly paced, consistent performance in the second period forcing the Cougars to resort to more physical play to pain control of the temp. The visitors were tapjied repeatedly for fouls, sending the Panthers to the line seven times for four points. At the half, the home team had extended the advantage to 31-15.
During the break, a little of the Panthers' edged slipped away. They began the third period stiff-legged and hesitant. “They were thinking too much. And they made a few defensive mistakes," McLawhorn said. The most critical was allow - ing Manassas Park inside the zone for short little shots that upj>ed the Cougars’ tally to lti for the period while Rapp scored only half
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