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By Jessica Boutte Special to the Rappahannock News
The Rappahannock High School Panthers faced their toughest challenge of the season when they took on the Panthers of Page County last Thursday.
The RCHS team has only enough players for one substitute this year, putting them at a disadvantage. However, that didn’t stop them from playing hard.
Rappahannock's No. 1, Emily Carter, got more than five spikes over the net in the first match. Her score count only went up as the game went on, proving to be a great asset for the Rappahannock team. Danika Kritter, No. 3, also assisted the Panthers in their game.
Page County had won the first two, but going into the third, the Rappahannock team stepped up their game. Rappahannock held possession of the ball until they were up 15-10. Then, a quick
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