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the reader of each match was most important.
“The important thing is to have a good reader,” he said. “You have timed matches, so you want someone who is good but not too slow. ... Some rounds, you could be down 100 to nothing, but the bonuses went in our favor for the win.”
Among the readers for two of the Rappahannock County matches was Ken Jennings, the all-time Jeopardy champion. He served as the reader in Russell’s 275-165 victory over Rappahannock County, which ended its quest for a spot in the small schools national title match.
“As it turned out, at that point, I was wondering if we were going to make the plane to fly home,” Naser said. “Sunday was much busier than Saturday. We hardly had a break all day.”
The Panthers closed out the tournament with the victory over Vernlillion to secure the third-place trophy.
“Coming out with a trophy,” Clatterbuck said, “well, it’s amazing what Rappahannock can do.”
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