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but steals, turnovers and offensive rebounds gave Central the upper hand.
Rappahannock's confidence appeared shaken when players would hesitate and give up open shots.
Central had a tight defense and made it very difficult for Rappahannock to score. The Lady Panthers didn’t have many open looks on this night.
One of most applauded plays of the night occurred when Amanda Smoot hit a big time three-pointer.
Coach Stephanie Shaw said, "This is our second game in which we are missing two of our players. We could have beaten this team but mentally we were out of the game. I am still proud of the girls and they are still giving 110 percent no matter what the circumstances.”
High scorers were Amanda Smoot with 10 points and Ella Miller with 8.
The girls host Brentsville Thursday and travel to George Mason on Friday.
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