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The Lady Panthers basketball team “played pretty well," according to Coach Gary Leake, “but we failed to execute in situations when we needed to score. ’’
Despite a rally by the Rappahan nock girls late in the third period which cut the Lura.v Bulldogs' lead to two points, they were unable to hit that one field goal which would have tied the score and perhaps provided the momentum to turn the hard-fought contest around.
It was indeed a physical game at RCHS Monday night "Both teams played very aggressive defense, good man to man and full court pressure,” a disappointed Coach Leake commented. “Luray is one of the better teams uhe Panthers) face this season- lf<wg could bifv«>qut-downdn the turnovers' it woftftfftave kVpt us in the game.”
The Rappahannock attack was paced by forward Wendy St ringfellow, who scored 12 points and nabbed another dozen rebounds Center Angie Armentrout contributed eight points and eight rebounds to the Panther.> effort.
Coach Leake added that Rappahannock held the Bulldogs to a total of foui points in the fourth quarter with the visitors hitting only one field goal in the final eight minutes The quarter saw some furious de fensive play m the mid-court, with players sprawling on the floor in.
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