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w. \ . m .. • v • • v v i •-' «: C" v v. .?& '4 - ,v . •- I HH * V "AGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3,1M2 Indians Beat 'Canes In Regional Final WOODSTOCK - Marian Central saw its season come to an abrupt end Friday night as Marengo whipped the Hurricanes 85-65 for the Class A Regional title. The victory earned the Indians (17-9) a Wednesday date against Winnebago (19- 9) in the Byron Class A Sectional. The Hurricanes finished their season with a 14-10 mark. After Marian defeated Marengo by a point one week earlier and breezed through the regional with a 72-64 win over Richmond and a 73-55 triumph over North Boone, few expected the game to be a blowout." "Maybe we were a little tired," said Hurricane coach Hans Rokus. He explained that Marian had played the previous night while Marengo was idle since Wednesday. "I'm very happy," said Indian coach Bill Barry. "Even though the scores don't indicate it, we played three tough games (in the regionals)." While Marian was only making 4-of-13 shots in the first quarter, the Indians hit their first five attempts and led 16-9 after one quarter. "We took it right to them," said Barry, who's team was the only team to win on .Marian's nqme court this season. Marengo stormed out to a 24-11 second quarter lead when Steve Waeghe tallied at the 3:55 mark. Marian finally scored its first field goal of the quarter 20 seconds later on a Scott Truckenbrod jumper. The Indians finished the first half with a 34-22 advantage. Waeghe was the first half star scoring 14 points, while Truckenbrod, Marian leading scorer this season was held to only seven. Marengo, which seemed to have a tendance to lose big leads throughout the season, came on strong in the second half, led this time by the shooting of Dennis Hansen. The Hurricanes found themselves trailing by 20 points early in the third period, 46-26, finally ending the period down 60-43. . "When you're down by 20, it's pretty hard to play catch up," Rokus said. But catch 00VR8S -- Marian Central and North Boone urcra fraqaently got Into each other's way In Thursday jthts Regional semi-final at Marian. Hurricane guard Mike iatka (light Jersey left) plows over the Vikings' Tom prrts (an the floor) after Ashing the hall off to teammate ive Rtekert who attempted the layup. Rickert, in turn, knocked down another North Boone player. So who was whistled for the foul? Why Morris of course who was called for blocking on Sabatka's drive. Marian won the contest 73-55, but lost the Regional title game 85-65 to SHARK champion Marengo the following night. / STAFF PHOTO -- CARL MOESCHE Skyhawk Girls Lose To Marengo 62-57 JOHNSBURG - Tiunmi Dunker poured in 35 points to lead Marengo to a 62-57 win over boat Johnsbura in a run- and-gun girls basketball game Thursday night. The victory by tha Indians f -101 WhiSir- srfi bit it J i t 919 ' '".'-"It School Crystal Lake South Woodstock Crystal Lake Central Dundee Jacobs moved them into first place v in the SHARK conference with a 5-2 record, while the Skyhawks slipped into secbnd place, one game behind at 4-3. Johnsburg's overall record stands at 9-8. Crown Name Killough Firnbach Mitby DeWane Hill w 1 \ J '. •::. v pt» opp 14 0 918 647 12 2 916 734 1 7 772 734 7 7 850 844 • ' 1 816 847 5 9 748 813 3 11 699 855 2 12 738 964 14 10 14 11 After a fast-paced first quarter in which both teams tried to establish a fast break, Marengo slipped ahead 18-17. The Skyhawks came back in the second quarter to take a 31-30 lead, but the uncanny shooting of Dunker in the second half proved to be too much to handle. The Indians outscord the Skyhawks 17-11 in the third quarter foriattfMS lead, and maintained|l|NNk five-point lead as the game ended. Dunker finished with 14 field goals and 7-of-8 from the free throw line for her 35 points. Sue Dehn led ,the Skyhawks with 25 points, and both Cheri Kofler and Theresa Hauck added 14, but the locals were victimized by fouls as both Dehn and Kofler played much of the fourth quarter with four each. "I think the fouls really hurt us," said Johnsburg coach Sharal Koenigseder. "We weren't really as aggressive as we would've been and our defense suf- feretfe-Ve had a tough time stopplrfgOunker anyway. It seems that everyting she' threw up was going in." The Skyhawk, girls will conclude their SHARK conference schedule on Thursday when they travel to Hononegah. McHenry Honored At Show Edward P. Hansen, president of the Thirteenth Annual Midwest Boat and Resort Show, has announced that the City of McHenry will be honored the evening of March 4 at the Arlington Park Race Track Center. Mayor Joseph Stanek will be in attendance along with the East Campus jazz band of Bill Toalson, which will play numerous selections at 7:30 p.m. Foresters Tourney Slated The 36th Annual State Foresters Basketball Tournament will begin on Sunday, March 7 and continue with play on the following two Sundays at McHenry junior high school between the hours of 8:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Thirty-three teams from the McHenry, Johnsburg, Chicago, Moline, and Aurpra areas will be competing. Sue divisions of competition are invloved including Junior Division (sixth grade and under), Junior Division (eighth grade and under), Ranger Division (age 16 and under), Senior Division (age 20 and under), Heavy Division (any age), and an Open Division (ages 30 and older). For further information on the tournament call Freddie Meyer at 312-372-2615 ext. 54. Scoriag Leaden-->Flnal School fg ft tp Dundee 122 26 270 Woodstock 90 53 233 Crystal Lake South 86 59 231 Woodstock 93 31 217 Crystal LakeCentral 94 25 213 FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE Girls Basketball coat Around The FVC 1 Lake South [Lake Central Crown Dundee McHenry Cary-Grove Jacobs Woodstock S 1 1 4 5 5 7. 8 3 10 1 12 12 9 8 8 6 5 pts opp 814 589 586 500 606 541 7S2 606 498 620 546 601 537 655 441 625 all v. W 1 ; 18 4 12 8 11 11 13 6 7 14 9 12 5 15 2 16 Name > Schermann Heger Hustzi Boos Kwhkinski Scoring Leaders: School - V - Crystal Lake South Crown Crystal Lake Central Cary-Grove V fg ft tp 106 42 254 74 48 196 76 42 194 80 31 191 56 48 158 Crystal Lake South ac­ complished what Crown did a year ago in the FVC by finishing in first place with a 14-0 record. The Gators accomplished their feat at McHenry (See related story) where they turned a close game into a fourth quarter rout winning 63-42. The victory was also the 23rd straight for state- ranked South after it suf­ fered an opening season loss. The stingy Warriors trailed by only six at half- time and tied the game at 32- all in the third quarter. But the Gators ran off 11 straight points to put the game away. All-FVC guard Jeff Mitby led the winners with 18 points. Second place Woodstock got 23 points from Bill Firnbach, 18 from Jerry DeWane, and 14 from Jamie Ericksen to wih its home finale 68-57 over Jacobs. The Blue Streaks finished 12-2 in the FVC and 20-3 overall. Crystal Lake Central and Dundee both won to finish tied for third place in the conference with 7-7 records. The Tigers got 18 points from Jim Teuber as they defeated Cary-Grove 61-49, and the Cardunals won their fourth straight as they routed last place Crown 88- 61. A MAN YOU CAN DEPEND ON... MORRIS District 3 County Board Candidate 10 years of experience on the County Board, an acknowledged leader in financial restraint. FORTHRIGHT LEADERSHIP Ron Morris provides leadership at a time when county government is under extreme economic pressures. Your Vote at the Republican Primary March 16 will be appreciated District 3...County Board Pd. for by Ron Morris, Harvard, Illinois v, 'Wi . , , rmiralo* •Ready to Um •Easy working •Excellent adhesion •Ories dear ADHBSIUM* Rag. $7.23, •MMM Ml $4.9S Ml. -- ^ " & DECORATING,INC. HUNTER COUNTRY CLUB up is what the Hurricanes tried. Marian closed the gap to 60-47 on a pair of Trucken­ brod field goals, but then Barry signaled for a time out. . "That was the turning point if there was one," said Rokus. "He saw the momentum had changed so he called time." The strategy had worked as the Indians regained their momentum and built up a 74- 51 lead. By then it was too late for Mariafi to come back. Waeghe finished with 22 points, while Hansen added 21, including 16 in the second half. Lane Samuelson added 14 for the Indians and Bob Stuntz had 10. Marian's Truckenbrod led all scorers with 24 points, while Dave Rickert added 12 and Chuck Hartlieb had 10. In it's regional semi final. 73-55 victory over North Boone, Truckenbrod poured in 30 points and Mike Sabatka had 20 to lead Marian. The occasion also marked the eighth time this season that Truckenbrod had netted 30 or more points in a game. Marian jumped out to a 20- 8 first quarter lead, and led 40-23 at intermission. The Hurricanes continued to dominate the Vikings in the second half opening up a 29-point lead with 3:46 remaining in the qontest. R i c k e r t f o l l o w e d Truckenbrod and Sabatka in scoring as he netted 10 points. , Tom Scimes led the Vikings with 17 points, while Denny Morris added 14. North Boone finished the season with a 15-11 record. 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