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in the bonus with 3:43 left, finishing the quarter with a 14-10 lead.
But the RCHS boys apparently thought that if they played well for eight minutes. they could take the game. The Generals quickly shot holes in that idea, practicing that time honored philosophy that to win, all you have to do is outscore your opponents. And they did just that in the second quarter, outscoring Rappahannock 6-22. The key for Stonewall was control underneath as the aggressive Generals leaped for rebounds and put the ball back up for a score before Rapp's big men. Tommy Jenkins and Tom Sisk, could get off their feet the fn-st time.
When the buzzer sounded to signal the end of the half, it might as well have been the end of the game for the Panthers as
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