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closer. With runners on second and third, Jennifer Wines laced the ball down the left field line, scoring Fincham for the tying run.

Beth Conover, who broke her thumb stealing second, came in for the victory on Deena Hitt’s single. (Rappahannock could be without Conover until late in the season. Beth had surgery on the thumb on April 4.)

After the game a delighted Renee Leake crowed, “This is why I love coaching! These girls never give up. When we were down 18-8, it looked bad, but they hung in there and pulled it out.” Coach Leake then ran for cover because the rain that waited for the Panthers’ win wouldn’t wait any longer.

Rappahannock drew 30 walks from the errant Bulldog pitchers, “but we got the hits when we needed them,” Leake added. The Lady Panthers next hottte game is April 7 at the elementary school field against George Mason.

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