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and we were a little nervous.” He went on to say that it was tough as the Highland team had three players who were 6’4”. The Wakefield team was leading
Sie half but seemed to lose mo;um as the game wore on. The ng scorers were David Rowzie, of Amissville, Larry Tarr, of Warrenton, and Brian McGushin, of Haymarket, with 14, 9 and 9 points respectively. Coach Leake commented after the game that he felt the Wakefield team would have better results when they played Highland View at home. In the last game of the opening week, the Varsity team faced Randolph-Macon at home and lost 36-31. It was a battle of the defenses in this low-scoring game. In practice, the Wakefield team connected on 60 j vr.<■ >jt oftheir foul, shots, but in the' actual game, the team convent <! v:. : „f if). Wakefield was ■■■Id. ... ; -V, re RMA in the first. ><*• •>■••• i;; ii ijiiarters, OIllv " i1 ' ll. :i. fourth. Rowzie led 1 .. ■,, ;i ;mlints. He also ' wle Lee Poore, of \'v,. ■ .. d in rebourn is v. ii i ". Leake, in a a> ... utiog on the game said. "M e La; 1 have won by 15 points l a' vi'.. - '*1 won or lost at the t'.ui There atv - ■ r.-e games scheduled for the d ami . :11, 1 Junior Varsity teams next week. They will be taking on Woodoerr; Forest. Blue Ridge, ami Emmw i.< ! :<t home while traveling to Heritage for an away game.
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