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past RCHS goaltender Phillip Daczewitz. However, the Panthers answered with a score by Mark Fletcher and ended the first half with the game tied at one.
In the second half, Wakefield again took the lead, but Rappahannock’s Doug Smith tied the game again with a goal on a penalty shot. The regulation game ended with the score still tied, setting up an overtime period.
The Owls went into the overtime with only nine players on the field after two booters were sent to the sidelines with game-ending “red card” penalties assessed by the referees.
Despite being shorthanded, Wakefield capitalized on a Rappahan
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