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• season high 29 •
genroll that brought the Panthers within two.
Ken Estes, playing closer to his usual form after being sidelined for most of the season with injuries, stole the ball. The score was tied.
Then Sisk put RCHS in front for the first time with a one handed, behind-thebackboard shot that touched nothing but net. And the fens went wild.
Both teams hit in spurts for the remainder of the half which ended with Luray on top by one, 30-31.
That was it for Luray. The Panthers came out of the lockerroom with their second wind. They quickly claimed the lead and stretched it, sparked by Ken Estes’ hustle. “It was Ken’s defense off the bench that was the turning point in the game,” said coach Doyle Dawson.
On the offensive end,
Sisk took cqmmand, playing by fer his best offensive game of the year and scoring a season high 29 points. Three came from an electrifying behind-the-back lay-up and the following foul that the Bulldogs committed in
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