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ing down drastically from the more than 50 percent average for the season, Central battled back from a deficit of 57-52 with less than twominutes left.
After Central sank a shot to bring the score to 57-55, Julian Groves hit an outside shot to widen the gap to 59-55. But the Falcons refused to fold, working the ball to the open man and hitting an outside three-point shot to draw the deficit to one, 59-58.
With only seconds left, Central’s Chad Kibler braved the Panthers’ pressure to hit the game-winning shot, leaving the Falcons victorious, 60-59.
The story was much the same against Strasburg on Friday, with the Rams playing the Panthers down to the wire and sinking the game-winning point on a free throw witfa three seconds left.
Strasburg pulled out the win, 6160. It perhaps provided some consolation to the Rams, who fell to Rappahannock in a triple-overtime loss earlier this year.
Charles Robinson had an outstanding game for the . Rams, contributing 28 points — nearly half the team’s total — for the evening.
On the Rappahannock side, Paul Hitt led the offense with 14 points, followed by senior exchange student Francisco Vicente with 13 and Julian Groves with 11.
On the road Tuesday against George Mason, Rappahannock regained some of their earlier season composure, dominating the Generals
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