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the opposing team’s wall and we hope they line up wrong. They did. Then Will jumped out of the way to give Vince a clear shot at the goal,” coach Davis said.
After the two goals by St. Ann’s, the coach sent veteran Bob Baines into the box. “He did a fantastic job until he had to come out with muscle spasms in his back. But he was able to return to the field after the spasms subsided,” Davis noted.
In the second half, McCabe scored on a long kick. Will Oliver followed that up with a goal and then Caporuscio headed the ball in to make it 4-2, Rappahannock. St. Ann’s rallied to score a point in the final two minutes but the Panthers managed to hold on to the lead for their first win, 4-3.
Coach Davis handed out praise to James Dennis who came in at halfback early in the first half. “He had his best game ever. He showed constant hustle and saved two goals by being at the right place at the right time.”
By the consensus of the team, play of the game award went to McCoy. With St. Ann’s awarded a direct kick, the Panthers formed a wall in front of the goal. The shot wras aimed over the wall. “Lucky jumped higher than I’ve ever seen him jump before. I never
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