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By Ruth Purnell

Rappahannock Times Staff Writer

The Rappahannock County High School boy’s basketball team went head-to-head against Madison County High School last week, losing the game 7143.

With a starting line-up of all seniors, Madison County had the advantage as the Rapp team had only one senior and the rest juniors and sophomores to start.

“We just didn’t match up,” explained Rapp coach Ibussaint Summers.

From the stands, it was clear Madison also had the advantage in height as some players towered almost a foot above Rapp players.

The Panthers started off well, putting three on the board to open the game.

The Mountaineers stole the ball for a lay up posting two on the boards.

Madison and Rapp traded

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