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<so-.iz in an away game on r ebruary 19. “Devin Moore scored 13 points and Thomas Williams scored eight points in an overall lack lustre performance that allowed one opposing player to score 18 points,” Coach Greg Waters said.
The next night, the junior varsity team played Brentsville at home. “We bounced back defensively on Wednesday night to. win 41-21 holding Brentsville’s Tracy Porter, who scored 16 points during the last game, to two points,” Coach Waters said. Wayne Foster was high scorer for Rappahannock during the game with seven points. Walter Frye, Richard Tribino, Devin Moore and Butch Foster all tied for second highest with six points each.
“Our only district loss came Thursday night at Manassas Park by a score of 33-36,” Coach Waters said. “Our defense seemed to be in slow motion most of the night, and Manassas Park only received four fouls all night."
Coach Waters said that although Rappahannock scored more baskets, Manassas Park made seven of 15 free throws while Rappahannock made one of two. Richard Tribino had 10 points for the night, and Devin Moore had nine.
“Friday night's game against Page County seemed to be a repeat performance of Thursday night, but Richard Tribino’s 18 points and overall hustle kept us in the game,” Coach Waters said. “Then with five seconds remaining, Thomas Williams rebounded Butch Foster’s missed shot and laid it
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