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Rappahannock’s favor until the fifth inning, When Manassas Park scored two runs to take the lead, 2-1.
The Panthers tied it at 2-2 in the sixth inning, when Christina Naramore hit a single to score Allie Dore from second base.
But Manassas Park replied in the top of the seventh with two runs to take a 4-2 lead, and Rappahannock couldn’t answer.
The Panthers had already secured a trip to the regional tournament with their regularseason district crown. But the loss meant they took the Bull Run’s second seed into regionals, and therefore had to. play on the road in the quarterfinals. , Looking forward
Rappahannock has plenty of reasons to be optimistic about next season.
“Next year’s team is looking very good, even though we Eire losing four seniors,” coach Burke said.
The Panthers will lose first baseman Katie Burke, left fielder Jessica Lee, catcher Christina Naramore and pitcher/outfielder Rebecca Tupper to graduation this year.
Three of those seniors - Burke, Naramore and Tupper - have been varsity starters since
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