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in tne third game ot the match • Rappahannock got a 4-1 lead, but .Brentsville tied the score. The score [ was tied again at five points each and ;at seven each. With Courtney serving .'again the Panthers got a 10-7 lead, but Ithen lost it as Brentsville gained a 12; 10 advantage. With Nancie Gallegos : serving the Panthers tied the score at ! 12' each. Following numerous side , outs Rappahannock got a 14-12 lead, but Brentsville tied the score at 14. -The score was tied at 15 also before i Brentsville got its final 17-15 victory, j "They played their hearts out," ; Coach Laura Conklin said of the • match. "Both teams are good. We won ! twice; they won twice, and we will ; meet again Saturday." ; Rappahannock finishes the regular ; season in second place behind i Manassas Park. Brentsville is ranked ; third. So Rappahannock and •Brentsville will meet in the second • game of the tournament at George ! Mason Saturday. ■ In spite of the rankings, Coach •Conklin said RCHS and Brentsville • are definitely the top two teams in the i Bull Run District. However, only one | of them will make it to the district • championship game to play the winner 'of the earlier match between Manassas Tark and George Mason. w Last Thursday the varsity defeated George Mason 15-13, 15-10. Coach Conklin said she was happy to' come but of that match with a victory since her team hadn't played up to their potential although they were doing a Setter job of receiving serves. "We didn't play very well, but we won, and lhat's what we'll take,” she said. • Looking forward to Saturday's rematch with Brentsville, she said, "It
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