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,1-i Mario Massimo, a German exchange student attending Wakefield . School, was one of two Wakefield f jplayers named to the all-star team at }. tthe St. Vincent’s Invitational Soccer ,Tournament held last month. Massimo, who is living with the . , ;McNear family in Rappahannock and Jamie White of Benton ville were ,-li; selected by the coaches of the teams ?£ which participated in the prestigious ,1 tournament. Both are midfielders . for the Wakefield soccer team. “These two players have been ., .outstanding all season long,” said Jim Harris, Wakefield’s athletic di; rector. “The team has greatly imr-< .proved since the beginning of the [!,, year — they are beginning to gel.” Joining Wakefield at the invitational tournament were Benedictine of Richmond, Bishop Ireton from Alexandria, Eastern Mennonite from Harrisonburg, St. Anne’s-Belfield of Charlottesville, St. Vincent’s and Walsingham Academy from Williamsburg.
At the season’s close Wakefield’s record stands at 11-5. After the tournament the Owls defeated Randolph-Macon Academy in Front r^Royal 4-0. On Oct. 29, however, <<4,they were upset by Rappahannock r< .County High School at the Panthers ^‘/homecoming game 3-0.
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