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period, Rappahannock lost point guard H. B. Wood to a twisted ankle. His substitute wasn’t even dressed out due to a shoulder injury so Waters had to move shooting guard Gary Jackson to point which limited his scoring and manuverability. By the end of the half, RCHS had three players with three fouls apiece and Page was up 30-19.
When the third period opened, the home team had already locked and barred the door to victory for Rappahannock. The Junior Panthers from Sperryville continued to foul, again putting their opponents in the bonus before the third quarter expired. With extra shots from the foul line, Page doubled Rapp’s tally, 42-21.
One of Rappahannock’s only bright spots was the play of eighth graders Mike Derrin and Godfrey Williams. Coming off the bench, they held their own against
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