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ter to. hit three long jumpers, and Rappahannock held the lead as the half ended, 24-23. Foster collected 10 rebounds during the first half.
As the second half opened, Page County seemed to profit from the home court advantage, opening up a 36-28 lead as the third quarter wound down to the one minute mark. Keith Nauman hit six of his 17 total points during this scoring spree, and teammate Mike Keyser contributed a pair of jumpers.
The Panthers’ scoring eye seemed to desert them during the third quarter, as they connected on
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&|(tqe clock wound down, however, Rappahannock cut the Page lead in half following two foul shots by Godfrey Freeman and a tip-in by Walter Frye at the buzzer.
As the fourth quarter began, the Panthers forced several Page mistakes, turning the turnovers into key points which brought the game even. With 2:30 remaining on the clock, Rappahannock had pulled out to a 47-42 lead.
Refusing to give in, however, Page fpught back, hitting, six straight points to regain a slim 48-47 lead with 1:20 to go. The Panthers teamwork paid off at that point, as they controlled the ball until Mat
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