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first quarter and then poured it on. S Rappahannock Coach Tim (Jorder said “inadequate” defense and 26 percent shooting from the floor doomed the Panthers. Key flayer Shawn Jordan did not score. |tay Atkins had 7 points and Shane Rambert 6. ’' The JVs then hosted Central High on Dec. 20, keeping the game dlose until the fourth quarter. Centjral won, 50-39. J “Again, our defense was just not enough to stop them,” said Coach Corder. Until the end of the third Quarter, however, Rappahannock iras in the game. • Guard-forward Jason Settle had 9, guard Paul Brown scored 8 and forward Shane Lambert added 7. ! In a Jan. 3 game against Page (Jkmnty, Rappahannock had too ipany turnovers and not enough rebounds to keep it competitive, losing 63-40. > Lambert, the JVs’ leading rellounder, grabbed nine boards and Scored nine points for Rappahannock. Atkins led in scoring with 11, fettle had 9 and Jordan 8.
“What I feel is hurting us is our defense,” said Coach Corder. “We 4an score whenever we want, we just can’t stop them.” | Adding to the JVs problems was jhe promotion this week of three team members to the varsity, which ms been decimated by injuries and other problems. Hunter Foster, Jordan and Brown are all on the varsity squad now. “These guys are not just bench fillers,” said varsity Coach Leake. “I expect them to contribute.”
_ The JVs record is not 0-4 in the district, 1-5 overall.
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