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By Stephen Dareing Rappahannock News Staff Wnter
The Rappahannock County High School girls' varsity volleyball team walloped the Eastern View Cyclones in a one-sided match, 3-0, last Wednesday and two days later were able to come back after a two game deficit to win a match. 3-2. against the mine competitive Warren County High School in Front Royal.
Against Eastern View — the new huge high school an the eastern edge of Culpeper — the Panthers dominated in every aspect of the game. The Cyclones had two solid players. but they lacked the coordination and experience of the Panthers. The Panthers have five retuning players from last season.
toss and elected to receive. Matt Taylor took the short kick for a nice return to the Panther 42 yard line setting up the offense with excellent position for the first drive. Brook Stokes fumbled the ball on the first play however, he made up for it on defense by intercepting a pass and returning it for a touchdown to take the lead 6 - 0.
Clear Spring came right back with a 40 -yard pass from No. 15 to No, 1 that was right on the money. A few fumbles, false starts and straight ahead plays later; Clear Spring get on the board with a hand-off sweep right for a touchdown. They attempted a two point conversion, but the quarter back was sacked by No. 57, Matt Adams.
Clear Spring clearly had trouble with its kicking game, and was never able to
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