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Dec. 20 before a home crowd. The Page County Panthers returned for the second half of the home and away series that the two schools share in every sport.

The Page team had won the first contest at their hardwood 57 to 53 on 11 December. Now it was the Rapp Panthers chance to gather up a win. It wouldn't be an easy task as the game was close from start to finish. Tied 32 to 32 at the half, the game would go down to the final moments as it had at Page the week prior.

Junior Tony Starks had a pair of clutch free throws at the end to seal the win. but it was another ‘gutsy, all-out' performance by Kerry Grigsby, who led Rapp scoring with 19 points, that really garnered the victory. On both ends of the court, the scrappy Grigsby was everywhere. From taking charges on defense or finding a way to get inside for offensive rebounds and baskets, Grigsby continually kept the Panthers in the fight

Tbgether with senior Jeff Ritenour, who scored 15 points for the Panthers, the two played terrific and in the end. it was the Bull Run District Panthers who had the “W.* After the game. Head Coach Tbdd Purdham said, ‘We are continuing to jell together as a team.'

The JV game that preceded the varsity contest had all the ingredients of another successful night. But the 24 to 14 halftime lead that the RCHS JV had going into the break, quick

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