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Both the JV and varisty girls’ volleyball squads bounced back from losses at Page last Thursday and defeated George Mason at home Monday night.
The varsity record is now six wins to three losses (3 and 1 in the district), and the JV record is four wins and two losses (also 3 and 1 in the district). \
The JV got off to a fast start Monday night winning the first game by a score of 15 to 2. The second game was a different story. After getting a 9 to 0 advantage, the team saw the lead whittled away until the teams were tied at 10 each. The Rappahannock team went up again only to see the score tied again : at 14. The Panthers finally won two more points and a 16 to 14 victory.
The varsity squad also ran up early leads only to struggle to hang on to the victory. After gaining an 8 to 3 advantage the serve changed hands six times in a row with neither team able to score points off serves. The final score of the first game was a Panther victory 15 to 11, The second game was not as close, and the varisty won that one 15 to 8.
The teams will travel to Manassas Park Thursday and return home to face Central of Woodstock next Thursday.
Students take part
in talent searcn
Two Rappahannock students at Wakefield School in Marshall will participate in The Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth (CTY) Search.
Students in grades five and six will take the upper level of the secondary School Admissions test which is designed for students in grades eight and above who are seeking admission to selective secondary schools. The seventh grade students will take the SAT which is designed for juniors and seniors in high school who are seeking admission to college.
Rappahannock County residents include Jamie Harris, son of Mrs. Tutt Stapp-Harris and Mr. Hunt Harris and Sarah Yates daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Yates.
To be eligible for the program, students must have scored at the 97th percentile or higher on nationally standardized tests. The CTY program provides valuable assessment and planning information for these students.
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