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struck out 16 and held Rappahannock to only four hits, but Panther right-hander Hunter Foster threw 13 K’s himself, allowing only five hits by the Tigers.

Sophmore Foster (0-3) “threw an excellent game,” said Coach Tupper. “It was a good ballgame. He threw well enough to win.” Foster’s three losses don’t tell the whole story: in two victories this season he has been pulled with the game still close, and not been given credit for the win.

The Panthers had the go-ahead run at the plate in the seventh inning, but Brentsville got the last out and the win.

Against Central, senior Kevin Daymude (1-2) allowed eight hits in seven innings in what became a onesided contest early on.

“We really weren’t ready to play," said Coach Tupper. “We’re as good as that team.”

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