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The Rappahannock Panthers traveled to Manassas Park on Tuesday and showed the home team the door, controlling the entire game and returning to Rappahannock with a 75-39 win.
Coach Gary Leake said that the Panthers dominated the entire contest, jumping off to an early lead and Opening it up even further as the feame progressed. “We took the {rame to them,” Coach Leake said, find the Cougars never managed to regroup and return the attack. ; Coach Leake said that the Panthers were quite a bit bigger than the Manassas Park team, and he adnitted that the Cougars were obviously smarting from the loss of several of their outstanding senior players, who earned the team a Statewide No.2 rating before last gear’s competition began. [ And, sure enough, Manassas fark ended up in the district championship game last season after dealing the Panthers a tough loss in the Bull Run playoffs. Along the tvay, however, Manassas Park was dealt a surprise, upset loss when the team visited Rappahannock, as the underdog Panthers pulled out an overtime win in what veteran basketball fans described as one of the woi&exeiting contcsta.they.bad e ve*,. iieen. a. f Tuesday night, tttaeh Leake ' f
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