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getting into early foul trouble and putting Rappahannock on the line 24 times. RCHS chalked up 18 charity points including a perfect six-for-six from Doug Smith. “Free throws and rebounding are where we won the game,” said Coach Leake, who was “pleased to get the win, but not satisfied by the team’s performance.” The Panthers outrebounded Stonewall, 38-21. However, they also turned the ball over 19 times.
Sixteen first-half points by Eric Dunn kept RCHS in front, 30-20, at the midway break. Dunn finished the contest with 19 to lead all players; he is currently the second leading scorer in the area, averaging 20.8 points a game.
The Panthers came out of the locker room slowly and allowed Stonewall to run off four straight, 24-30. Only a few minutes later Anthony Porter drew his third foul, and Leake was forced to put him on the bench. RCHS fought back with two Dunn-to-Smith fast breaks and widened the gap again, 40-30.
The final period began with both teams trading buckets and after two minutes the score was 48-38. The Panthers went cold for the next two and a half minutes while the Generals converted on five of six free
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