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loss, because the whole season was centered on this game, and by a win we would have broken into the soccer establishment of the consistently good soccer teams in Virginia. Now we can only say, They know we are getting there’.”

Wakefield could not recover from the defeat by St. Vincent, and lost the next day to Williams Academy from Williamsburg, 3-1.

The Owls triumphed, however, in the last game of the tournament against Penninsula Catholic of Newport News. They took home that one win by a score of 4-2.

With six games left on the schedule, Coach Maeyer said he is now concentrating the team’s efforts on recapturing the Dulaney Conference Championship. Last year the Owls lost that title to Seton of Manassas, the first time in six years that Wakefield has not ended up atop the prep conference standings.

According to junior varsity coach George Schwede, his team “is playing skilled soccer against physically much stronger teams.” The JV record on the season is four wins, three losses and one tie.

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