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By Steve Franklin

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

For the second straight season, the Rappahannock County High School golf team is poised to go winless.

And there’s not much they can do about it.

With only three golfers, they simply don’t have enough players to field an entire team, prompting them to forfeit every match.

“It gets frustrating because even if all three of our scores are better then the other team’s top three players we still lose,” junior Brandon Boyce said. “We really need a fourth guy to come out.”

After fielding a team of 13 golfers two years ago, the Panthers haven’t been able to attract that much-needed fourth golfer.

Coach Jason Gochenour thinks there are several reasons why the numbers

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