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ward positions, Warren County had the advantage.
Offensive rebounds led to many second and third shot opportunities for the Wildcats although Rappahannock tried to intensify the pace of the game by applying full-court pressure on defense.
Warren County played a successful half-court trap, forcing many turnovers at midcourt. Afterward they settled into a 3-2 zone defense which Rappahannock had trouble passing around.
Rappahannock played aggressively, not settling for outside shots and only trailed by eight at the end of the first half, 28-20.
Panther coach Toussaint Summers said, “I think they played really well in the first half and controlled the tempo well.”
Warren County dictated the pace of the game in the third quarter, stretching their lead over the Panthers. Well executed zone defense and inside shots on offense boosted the Wildcat lead to 21 by the end of the quarter.
RCHS’ offense struggled to get open looks and only managed to score two points in the third.
The Panthers came out shooting in the fourth, looking for outside shots. PantKer Jacob Dotson hit two 3-pointers in a row, giving the home team hope.
Unfortunately for the Panthers, lack of size on* defense allowed the Wildcats too many easy inside shots.
While the two teams traded baskets in the final quar
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