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In a somewhat stuffy gym with a huge fan at the back door, but with a loud and boisterous student section cheering them on, the Panthers played with confidence and solid execution, looking very much like a well coached and disciplined team. There were strong serves, good kills and dean set ups with only the occasional mimrimmiinirnrinn
Although Coach Scott Wilde was pleased with the team 's performance, he said they will have to, “step it up,* as the season progresses.
“Page County will be a good match and a test,* of their skill he said, and there will be other tough games in the schedule such as Wakefield in The Plains (who went to state last year).
kick deep into Panther territory consequently setting the Panthers up with good field position with several squib kicks, blocked punts and shanks to the sideline.
Clear Spring comes back
No. 5, Matt Fletcher - filling in for Rollins at the Last minute - and after some solid plays and what looked like a scoring drive that took the Panthers to die Clear Spring 10 yard line, fumbled on a quarterback keeper which was recovered by Clear Spring and returned 90 yards for a score. Clear Spring regained the lead 6 —12.
Another kick-off squib put the Panthers again in excellent field position. Solid running by No. 21 - Stokes - got them down the field with Coach Bob Czekaj calling in a reverse that Stokes ran for a
See FOOTBALL, Page A9
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