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High School Sports
Published
01/26/08
South River won the last matchup despite trailing by eight going into the fourth quarter. This time around, it was the Panthers who trailed by seven going into the fourth, only to outscore South River 19-9 over the final eight minutes. Find Us On Facebook
"It was a very hard-fought game," said Annapolis coach DeWayne Wallace.
Senior Erin Townley was four-for-four from the line down the stretch for the Panthers to seal the victory. Seahawks standout Jaclyn Nucci posted 24 points to lead all scorers. Annapolis (7-6) 10 11 10 19 - 50 South River (10-3) 9 19 10 9 - 47 Annapolis (50) Townley 0 4-4 4;...
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