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the match to a third, deciding game played to only 15.
Buoyant from the win, Rappahannock came out strong and scored first. Luray continued to work hard, keeping the game close. With strong serving, Luray tied the game, 14-14. The score was tied one more time at 15-15 before RCHS scored two more points to win 17-15, and the match 2-1.
Highlights included an accumulation of aces with five girls contributing. Christina Naramore led with five aces, while Rebecca Tupper, Elvira Yanez, Samantha Brown each added three and Katie Burke rounded
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