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by Sisk but then it was all Manassas Park. The young Cougars quickly grabbed the lead, a lead they didn’t give up for the duration of the contest.
Missing completely from the court was any rebounding—offensive or defensive—for the Panthers. Dawson called it “the worst defensive display of the year.” By the end of .the third period, the Cougars had stretched the margin to 10, what looked like an insurmountable advantage, judging from the home team’s performance.
The Panthers’ big men, Sisk and Tommy Jenkins, continued to be caught flatfooted under the boards in the final quarter. With the absence of rebounding plus turnovers at crucial points, the Panthers weren’t able to put enough points on the board. They outscored the Cougars, 25-19, in the fourth but it wasn’t sufficient to balance the damage wrecked by Manassas Park in the third period when they doubled the home team’s output, 11-22.
Rapp’s one chance to pull out the victory flopped. Sisk connected on two free throws to put the Panthers
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