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PAGE < - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5,1W September 18 September 18 September 30 October 2 October 7 October I October 11 October 14 October 21 October 23 October 28 November 1 November 4 November IS November 21-22 All meets at McHenry Swimming Swimming and water polo; when you think of those two sports at McHenry High School, you should automatically think of Mike "Sonny" Zion and Larkin (home) Dundee (away) St ream wood and Jefferson (home) I Woodstock (home) East Aurora (home) Dundee (home) Rockford Jeff. Invite 10 am Waukegan West (away) Auburn (away) Woodstock (away) Stevenson (home) 1 NISI invite. (Stevenson) Waukegan East (away) IHSA District IHSA State 4:38 unless otherwise specified. Sportsketch ---- Shanahan. After graduating from Western Illinois University in physical education, Shanahan started his coaching carreer at Puerto Rico for one year, at Western the next and at Springfield the next before coming to start his nine year stint with the Warriors. He has sent four qualifiers to state finals in his nine years, but has never coached a con­ ference champ. As a swimmer, Sonny was captain of the swim­ ming and water polo teams in college and was an All- American in YMCA water polo in Springfield in 1970. CROSS COUNTRY a »%»... . * . " 3. . v i f • J ' Trouble if Bourney Goes Earl Kyle, eight-year assistant coach of McHenry High School's Varsity cross country team, made his early prediction on the year. "Right now, I would say we'll finish fourth in the conference," Kyle admitted. "We always like to finish in the top half of the conference." Coach Bill Hutchinson sat back and seemed to agree with Kyle, but then threw his usual optimism into the act. "There's a Possibility of doing much better if we work at it," he quipped. There will be only two lettermen from last year's team competing again this year. Juniors Wade Cepulis, an all-conference state qualifier last year, and Gordy Bourney, also an all conference pick, will be the main-stays of the McHenry attack. With only 15 runners making up the team, loss of key runners could spell disaster, and with the possibility of Bourney transferring to another school, the Warriors could be in big trouble. "Gordy might move out to Ohio because his father was transferred ouf there, " Hutchinson said."He could mean all the difference." Hutchinson did hint that there may be a few sur­ prises in this year's crop. Senior Don Mitacek, sophomores Roland Ostrander and Darren Cepulis and Freshmen Brian Wright and Steve Carby are all on the coaches potential surprise list. The McHenry lettermen this year are juniors Wade Cepulis, an all-conference state-qualifier of one year ago, and Gordy Bourney, also an all-conference runner last year. STAFF PHOTO JOEL WAKITSCH 10 THE TEAMS OF McHEHRY, JOHNSBURG & MARIAN, WIN Olt lOSf...YOU'RE STILL NUMBER II GLAVIANO'S INTERIORS 414 S. RTE.31 McHenry 385-3764 May All Your Victories Be SWEET! Riverside Bake Shop 1309 N. RWcrsid* Dr. McHenry 385-0044 BEST or LIKK T0 AU UK TEAMS TINS YEAR SUNNYSIDE FOODS B ED'S FINER MEATS 4612 N. Wilmot Rd. (Just North of Johnsburg) Sunnyside, III. (81B)38S-8097 THE DTTL SHOP at SUNNY! Meat Dept GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE ATHLETES McHenry Checkpoint, lncv Goodyear tire center 4400 W. Elm Street McHenry, IL 60050 Phone (615)385-7300 As for coaching philosophy, the coach of 22 years said he likes to make practice fun by letting the team run at places like Bull Valley, Crystal Lake, Morraine Hills, Glacier Park and Whispering Oaks. Hutchinson believes that Woodstock, Crystal Lake Central, Jacobs and his Warriors will be the best in the conference this year. Other boys who will run for McHenry include seniors Pat Haderley and Joe Mullen, Junior Al Kopp, Sophomore Jim Patterson, Jeff Wallace and Ed Kopp and freshmen Erich Gaza and Robert Sarabia. The girls will also run again this year, and so far, only five girls have showed up to compete, the girls are Mary Bazan, Beth Lance, Sue Pender, Kathy Gar­ tner and Barb Zuben. "If we could get a few more girls, we could be tough," Hutchinson sighed. "Most girls think volleyball, field hockey, tennis and swimming are more fun though." McHenry X-Country August 30 September 2 September 4 September 6 September 11 September 13 September 16 September 18 September 23 September 25 September 27 October 2 October 4 October 9 October 11 October 18 October 20 October 25 November l November 1 November 8 Libertyville (away) 9 am Grant (away) Round Lake (Antioch) Maine West Invite 9:45 St ream wood (home) Wauconda Invite. 10 am Belvidere (home) Crystal Lk. Cent, (away) Hoff. Estates (Fr.-soph) 4:45 pm Crystal Lk S. -Wdstk. (home) Grant - C.L. invite 9am Jacobs (Dundee) Peoria Invite. 11 am Crown (Cary Grove) McHenry County (home) FVC-Crystal Lk. Cent. C. L. Cent, invite 4 pm IHSA District (boys) IHSA Sectional (boys) IHSA District (girls) IHSA State (boys and girls) All meets at 4:30 unless otherwise specified. WARRIORS-SKYHAWKS-HURRICANES ...NEVER GET BEHIND IN '80! McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 Riverside Dr.-McHenry (Across from the Fox Hole) 385-9240 Best wishes for a successful season. ALTHOFF INDUSTRIES •09 N. FRONT ST. McHENRY CALL 385-5700 \ BEST OF LUCK THIS SEASON! McHENRY AUTO PARTS, INC, 3318 WEST PEARL McHENRY 385-8080 Quality PjjrJs: the ,6f ,\he true professional mechanic w:*m\W$t Tv i .. ) , * f \ \ * * vVV/ / . . > J ' S J * » / f A J t A J U S - I t A L L •