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But in this case, it may be the quality, not so much the quantity that makes Rappahannock a factor in district meets.
On the boys’ side, Rappahannock has a strong field events corps, with seniors Jeremy Miller, Cory Voorhies and E.J. Estes to participate in the shot put and discus. In 'Riesday’s quad meet at Luray, Miller and Voorhies, who qualified last spring for the Region B meet, finished in the top three in their events.
Junior Irving Smith and senior Chris Harris should provide strong performances in the long, high and triple jumps. The two also run in the 100yard dashes.
Junior Jesse Palmer, like Smith and Harris, will be a busy man during meets. He competes in the 200, 400, long jump and 110-yard high hurdles. Junior Josh Makela is Rappahannock’s top distance runner. He won the one-mile
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