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and Elwood Dodson in tenth (16:31). Other Panther finishers were David Dodson (12th), eighth grader John Dodson (18th) Bobby Ludwick (20th), Marc Streagle (22nd), Ann Oliver (23rd), John Raney (24th) and Pat Coffey (25th).
Coach Speiker sees a close contest developing for the Bull Run District's cross country crown with Strasburg, Clarke, Stonewall and Rappahannock vying for first place in the district meet to be held at RCHS on October 27.
“It’s all going to be who runs best that day,” she concluded. The coach added that Ricky Shaw is expected to return to competition this week.
year. The score was augmented to 3-1 as Favre, this time on the scoring end, took a pass from Lewsader and Wakefield was romping. Favre struck as he tabbed his 8th goal of the year on a pass from right wing Frans Hansen. At halftime the score was at a non-surprising 4-1 Wakefield lead.
The second half began with the entire second string starting. The Flyers picked up momentum and scored two goals to pull the score to 4-3. Wakefield, however, held off the savage thrust of the Flyers’ offense and went on to record their fourth win of the year. Nevertheless, misfortune did strike Wakefield as the Owl’s winning streat ended in a highly controversial game against Seton on October 5.
The lone goal of the game resulted from a penalty kick which enabled Seton to snap Wakefield's three-game winning streak.
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