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It wasnt until the clock ticked down to 1:30 in the half that Rapp’s Rob Brown broke the ice with two free throws and a jumper from the baseline. Page bounced back and scored with three seconds left to bring the home team within one, 21-22 at the buzzer.
Page reclaimed the lead in the third quarter on a steal; Rapp grabbed it back, 29-30 with 3:12 in the period. But Page wouldn’t be denied. The home team Panthers tied the score at 32 with 12 seconds showing and then won the opening tip of the fourth period. They went back in front at the charity stripe on their way to an impressive 14 of 16 free throws for the evening. (The RCHS squad shot just 50 percent, connecting on four of eight.)
The advantage switched back and forth between the two teams well into the fourth period. Finally opening a four point gap, 3X-42, on shots by Pendleton and Brown Rappahannock’s Panthers looked like they’d break away. The home town boys appeared rattled, air balling a shot that was re
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