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it at 43, but Central, led by standout forward Jered Hoover, a 6-3 senior, ended strongly by hitting a string of free throws. Final score: Central 70, Rappahannock 51.
Jason Henry led Rappahannock in scoring with 16 points; he also had eight steals and eight assists. Ryan Welch had nine points, nine rebounds and four blocked shots; Kevin Jolliffe and Damian Muriel had six polints each and James Roy had eight points and eight rebounds.
Central had been ranked first in the state for single-A much of the season, and beat Rappahannock in regular district play twice this year. Rappahannock finsished with six wins this year. Central’s win Tuesday increased its record to 16-1.
Williams ended the season leading the Panthers in scoring with 13.1 points per game. Henry was second with 11.8, Jolliffe averaged 10.3 and Roy 9.7.
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