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was also dominated by Kreyling, with Lewis Carroll’s “caterpillar”, Charlotte and Emily Bronte, and Gaugin. Jenny Ferdetta and Nathan Welch also contributed, the former with “mulberry tree” and the latter with Hermes’ “winged sandals" and “google”. The score of this match was 160-70, securing RCHS a place in the Regional Tournament.

All that was left was the battle for first place. Only by beating George Mason twice could RCHS secure it. As usual, the first round was pretty even, with the Panthers trailing 40 to 50. Then, as usual, Mason moved out ahead in the directed round, outscoring the Panthers by 120 to 20, and then used their faster buzzer fingers to block RCHS out in Round 3, where they outscored RCHS 55 to 20. for a final score of 225-80.

The final box scores for the day were:

RCHS 115 Manassas Park 155 RCHS 220 Strasburg 105 RCHS 195 Clarke 155 RCHS 160 Manassas Park 70 RCHS 80 George Mason 225

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