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Rappahannock News Staff Writer LANCASTER- Emotions hinged on every strike of the balL Fans from Lancaster cheered great digs and powerful serves by the hometown. Red Devils. On the other side of the bleachers, the Rappahannock County crowd rose te their feet with every high-flying spike or {Soor-hikting save by the Lady Panthers. For nearly two hours on Tuesday night, two of Group As fiasl vtaie/uall squads dished out their best blows* Trading jabdbr-jab as they went badk-and-farth, granting and groaning with «H their might In the end, it was the Lady Panthers resiliency that earned them a four-set victory (24-26,25-18,25-18,25-21) over the Red Devils in the first round of the VH5L Group A State Playoffs. The Red Devils rebounded from a 23-18 deficit in game one to swipe the first set, but the Panthers mam: tamed their composure. After the devastating loss in game one, senior outside hitter Elena Kritter called out her teammates. *T told them, ‘we’re better than them,” Kritter said. "W& weren’t playing Rappahannock County voDeybafl.We * needed to play our game.” Her teammates got the message. hr game two, Kritter and feflnw senior Km Hutcheson
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