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athletes anti coaches to a pizza iiiimer.
At 6 o'clock the next mornmjf after a well' deserved t but too shurt! > night's sleep, Gail drove three Rappahannock studentfathletes to SAT test' ing at another local high school 40 nules away while Tanya made breakfast sandwiches back at the girls' cabin for both teams.
Later that after, noon after Tanya's prepared lunch, the second round oi'games began. The girls again fought hard but were unable to pull out a victory against another larger Pennsylvania team. The boys were not to be denied, however, and out' fought and out'hustled their opponents in an exciting come- from-behind
to 4t> victory to continue their great season.
Coaches Rob Czek^j ^arutScutt Wilde lead the boys' and girls" teams " ‘ W^ective^t. These men de an exceptional job teaching and guiding their players. supporting and encouraging them when they are down from losses, and pushing them to work ever harder toward their
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