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hey called 30 touls on Kappahannock compared to 15 on Warren. We shot 75 percent from the line but we only got there 12 times,” she reported.
“We didn’t have a prayer. After the game, I ripped up the stat sheets and told the girls to forget about it. It wasn’t a district game. The girls can’t play while they’re being cheated,” the coach maintained. “The Warren players were pulling on their arms EVERY time we took a shot. Now, the Wildcats played well. Maybe they would have beaten us no matter what the officials did. They’ve improved a lot since that first game. But they wouldn’t have beaten us by that kind of margin.”
The Warren game may have been a time for frowns but on September 27, however, McLawhorn had a lot to smile about. Her Panthers defeated George Mason in double overtime, 53-49. “It was a 100 percent team effort!” she reported, her characteristic grin back in place.
Jordan was high for the Panthers with 19 followed closely by Natalie Butler
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