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Manassas connected with a desperation attempt. RCHS forced 13 turnovers in the first quarter alone.
Rapppahannock continued to dominate in the second period and built a 43-12 lead at halftime. “The main topic in the locker room was the amount of defensive pressure we were applying. The whole team was very enthusiastic,” Leake said. The Cougars managed only four buckets.
In the second half RCHS got comfortable and wandered a little from thejr game plan, allowing the Cougars to cut into the 30 point lead. But Manassas Park was never a match for the Panthers, who tallied a 76-51 victory.
Rappahannock saw five players score in double figures led by Eric Dunn with 18 and Julian droves wit h 15. Transfer student Jamie Walters playing in his first game racked up 11 points. Coach Leake looks for Walters to be a major contributor.
The Panthers controlled the boards with 50 rebounds, paced by Anthony Porter’s 14, and forced over 40 Manassas turnovers. The Shenandoah game w as also no problem for the Panthers who dominated 89-46. The best defense of the day against the Panthers was applied by a referee who got in Groves' path on a fast break, forcing him to lose the ball. In both games RCHS listed nine players in the scoring column.
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