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(Continued from page 16) starters, include John Miceli, Mike Borman or Tim Trnckenbrod at ends; Clancy Green and Ray Wilcoski at the guards; Ridk Kelly, Tony Navarrbli and Curt Wozony at tackles; Dan Fortin at center. All-conference selection Jeff Cychner will hold down the fullback spot, while Pete Sandall is set at left halfback. Dave Kubacki and John Jarvis are battling for the right halfback spot. Hartlieb, a junior, returns for his second varsity campaign at quarterback. "He calls his own plays," Penza said. "He's going to be given a certain amount of latitude...That's my philosophy." On defense, Fortin or Green will begin the season at noseguard, replacing John Taylor, who strained some knee ligaments during practise last week; Kelly and Navarroli will hold down the tackle spots; while Steve Brown and Gary Tonya are Penza's choice at defensive ends. Linebackers will include Truckenbrod and Borman while Steve Garrellts and Bob Wenzel will be the cornerbacks. Sandall and Jarvis are expected to be the Hurricanes deep men;-- PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24,1982 Harrier^ Looking Forward To Extend Unbeaten Streak MARIAN Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 25 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 1 8 15 22 30 6 MARIAN FOOTBALL Crystal Lake South Johnsburg at Marian Catholic at Marengo at Harvard Immaculate Conception Driscoll at Elgin St. Edward at Wheaton St. Francis SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE WOODSTOCK - "We have our goal set on going downstate for the sixth consecutive year," said Hans Rokus, entering his 15th season as Marian Central's cross country coach. • Strengthened by returning lettermen, the Hurricanes have gone undefeated through Sept. 21 -- defeating nine opponents. ^ Key personnel back Marian include: John Wottreng, Bob Hart- mann, Dave Zabielski, Yun Kim, Jay Chap­ man, Tom Wember, Greg Alblinger, Dave C o t t e l e e r , J o h n Zabielski and Nick Wottreng. Many of those runners were on Rokus' McHenry County sophomore cham­ pionship team. Marian's Varsity accomplishments last season were lm- p r e s s i v e . T h e Hurricanes went 12-2 overall, topk the SHARK Conference championship and placed second in the Kaneland and Win­ nebago Invitationals. In state competition, Marian was second its district, fifth in the sectional and finished 10th in the state in Class A. Rokus' only major loss to graduation was last year's No, 2 runner, Fom Wottreng. HI RRICA1MES Sept. 9 Sept. 13 Sept. 16 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. 21 Sept. 25 Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Oct. 5 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 6 7 11 12 14 18 19 23 27 30 6 13 MARIAN CROSSCROUNTRY at Grant Johnsburg at Burlington at Wauconda at Jacobs Harvard at Kaneland at St. Francis at St. Edwards Driscoll at Winnebago Immaculate Conception at Amboy Benet Montini at County at Marmion Conference at Harvard District Sectional Lean Season For Golf Team According to Marian golf coach, Jim Speaker, its going to be a lean season and success will have to wait til the future. Speaker only has two seniors on a team that so far compiled a 1-5 record. One of the seniors, Sam Anthony, has turned in the low score for the Hurricanes in every match. The ttot her; senior is Tom Morris. "Graduation really hurt us hard," said . Speaker. "We're weighted down with inexperienced juniors. But were hoping these juniors will have a strong summer and come back. With a good part of the season all ready over, Speaker is using the remaining schedule to develop his young golfers. "Were just trying to improve. 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