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Andrade and two touchdown passes from junior running back Matt Fletcher.

“With 93 points in a game, there were not a lot of dull moments,” Rappahannock County head coach Bob Czekaj said.

The Panthers, who struggled in their first two games to hang onto the football, had a near perfect performance against Montcalm. They had just one fumble all night.

They finished with a schoolrecord 465 yards rushing and 129 yards in passing. Clement had a 20-yard scoring reception and Logan McKieman had a 35-yarder.

“It’s all about communication, and we had a lot on the line,” junior offensive lineman D’Angelo Robinson said.

Czekaj agreed.

"If the offensive line does not block,” he added, “we don’t get those yards.”

The Panthers led, 34-28. at intermission. But one of Montcalm’s first-half scores came at the expense of a breakdown with Rappahannock County’s special teams.

Clement's forcing the fumble on the kickoff gave Rappahannock County momentum.

“It was definitely the turn

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