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combined for nine lciTl« as the Panthers bounced haA to even the score at one game a piece with a 25- IS victory Emily Carter also pitched in with five service points in the second game.
In the third game, the Lady Panthers made no secret about who they wanted to get die ball to. Every pass went Rotter's way.
“Elenas our heart and souL We like to get the ball to her as much as possible,” Rappahannock County Coach Scott Wilde said. “Lancaster had a big girl in the miidle and the only way to beat a big girl is to get hits firm the hark Elena is the only girl Fve seen this season who can consistently hit from the back, so that's where we wanted to go.”
The coach's plan paid dividends as Kzitter finished with a angle-game season-high of 12 kills in game three. Kntter’s effort, combined with 10 service points from sophomore Natalie Tupper gave the Lady leathers a 2518 victory in a crucial game three.
In the fourth game, the Lady {feathers showed their ofymnTTnity nncp again
Late in the fourth game, Rappahannock County feU behind 19-15. But the Lady Ifenthers remained calm aid kept fighting. A peer of kills by Kritter and a tag block by
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