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play the ball fast and low, with long, game-opening passes.”
In addition to team Captain John Vanderzon, the Owls will lose six other seniors next year, including fullbacks David Fawcett, Douglas Voeks and Andrew Joseph, halfbacks Matt Vanderwoude and Gaston deBern and forward Todd Landis.
Twti of the Owl defeats were at the hands (or feet) of powerful St. James Academy, a large private school in Hagerstown, Md. Maeyer pointed out that the St. James teams are augmented by a number of strong British and German players.
The Owls 4-3 rematch loss 'to Rappahannock’s fierce and fired-up Panthers was the most bitter defeat, owing to the intra-county rivalry between the two
teams: “They wanted it j more than we did and they deserved to win because they fought better,” said Maeyer of the match. “Wakefield cannot win against an aggressive team simplV by playing good soccer. We have to hustle and play well.”
Even more than w ith the solid season record, Maeyer announced price in his team’s behavior both on and off the field. “I try to motivate the team to play tough and aggressive soccer, but in the first place I want them to be good sportsmen. I’m happy to say that I saw not one intentional foul by our players all season.”
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