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against Rappahannock s 21.

The Panthers brought the match to a finish, however, at 25-18.

The Mountaineers came back in the second match leading the score at 21-16.

Strong service by Rebecca Tupper and key hits by Elena Kritter aided the team in their comeback, together with a strong finishing performance by Kim Hutcheson. The Panthers won the second match 25-21.

The Mountaineers refused to give up the third match leading the Panthers throughout the match, beating them with a final score of 25-15.

The Panthers refocused their efforts in the fourth match.

Kim Hutcheson put 'on an excellent performance as the players proved themselves superior, dominating the Mountaineers with a final match score of 25-7.

The Panthers will be traveling to face Clarke County once again on Thursday.

Then, on Tuesday the Panthers will face Strasburg at home in a rematch against the only team that has beaten them thus far.

Email the reporter at cspiering@timespapers.com

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