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during the period. By the quarter’s end Rappahannock had opened a 25 point lead, 55-30.
In the fourth quarter. Coach Leake turned loose his reserves and the Panthers maintained their lead. Led by Philip Daczewitz, who contributed five points in the final period, Rappahannock kept the margin and finished the contest with a comfortable lead, 66-41.
“We’ve got a strong defense, even off the bench. We won’t lose points,” Coach Leake said. But the Panther offense must set the tempo of the game, “make the other team play us.”
In a close junior varsity contest, the Eagles surged ahead in the fourth period to defeat the Panthers, 44-42.
The win boosted Rappahannock’s season record to 2-0, while the Eagles slipped to 0-2. Coach Leake, however, predicted that Clarke County would prove to be a strong team in the second half of the season. “If their inside game were stronger, they would be a contender. They hit the boards hard — they are one player away from being a contender.”
In their non-district season opener on Dec. 6 the Panthers defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy 67-60 in New Market.
That game was highlighted by Dunn’s offensive play as the six-foot - 2-inch senior scored 32 points. Julian Groves racked up another 12 points with 12 assists to his credit in the victory.
The Panther JV lost to the Stars, 77-70, despite outstanding individual performances by Paul Hitt with 18 points and Dearl Cloud with another 13.
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