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Stephen Dareing VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Rappahannock’s Hannah Kopjanski, Laura Caperton and Emily Carter set up for serve against Eastern View last Wednesday. The Panthers won the match in three games.

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Fletcher filled in admirably for Rollins.

“Far their first game, they did pretty well,’’ said Panthers’ coach Bob Czekaj. He said the Panthers played a team with larger players and were handicapped by not having their starting quarterback, and running back for the entire game.

Clear Spring did not have a kicker (or a punter for that matter) and as a result, the Panthers began most of their drives with excellent field position, and the Panther’s Dean Hogan’s (No. 88) booming kicks kept Clear Spring deep in their own territory. Panthers take lead

The Panthers won the

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