Rockbridge County girls lacrosse dominates in regular season finale
A dream season for Rockbridge County girls lacrosse continued on Monday, as the Wildcats improved to 14-1 with a 21-1 win over Hidden Valley.
It was wire-to-wire dominance for the Wildcats. They shut out Hidden Valley for the majority of the game including the entire first half.
The win gives Rockbridge County their 12th in a row heading into postseason play.
As for Hidden Valley, they drop to 6-7 with the loss but have a chance to finish the season at .500 when they take on Jefferson Forest on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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