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(Continued from pog* 6) pass from substitute quarterback Ride Hoover. Marengo finally got on the scoreboard in the fourth quarter with 9:43 left in the game as Ralph Garza scampered 50-yards to break the shutout. It was his first touchdown since the season's opening game. Terry Schluter took a pitch and rambled 35-yards for the final score with 28 seconds showing on the clock. Marian's sophomores also won, posting a 14-6 triumph over the In­ dians. Both teams will be in action this Friday. Marian travels to Harvard while Marengo visits Ottawa Marquette. Crystal Lake Central • McHenry -7 McH first downs 8 yards rushing 128 yards passing 60 THE RACE IS ON -- McHenry's four seniors (above) lined up at the left of the photo, jump off at the sound of the gun during the Crystal Lake-Grant Invitational. Jim Wynveen finished eighth in the race. Jchnsburg's Jay Jackson (right) was the first senior to cross the finish line. STAFF PHOTOS -- MIKE LAMB CLC 13 265 6 271 4-50 Warriors And Jackson Tough To Beat G J 15 15 91 170 167 146 258 316 8-75 7-75 2-1 2-0 total yards 188 Ginalties 4-: cHenry 7 0 0 0 - 7 C. L. C. 7 0 7 14 -- 28 Rushing: McHenry; Love 5-63, Milinac 7-24, Lane 15-41, Rudman 2-0, Peterson 2-0. CLC; Booth 29-143, Malone 22-121, Herrington 1-3, Jacoby 2- (-1), Howell 1- (-1). Passing: McHenry; Love 9-3-3-54. CLC; 4-1-1-6. Receiving: McHenry; Shaver 1-21, Rudman 2-33, Scott 1-6. CLC; Booth 1- 6. Grayslake 27 Johnsburg 24 first downs yards rushing yards passing total yards penalties fumbles Grayslake 14 0 0 13 -- 27 Johnsburg 0 12 12 0 -- 24 Rushing: Grayslake; Kirby 23-54, Brekke 10-32, Finley 4-3, Holsman 2-2. Johnsburg; Hopp 16-94, Bentz 18-71, Gallagher 1-8, Hovseth 1-5, Carden 3-0, Jayko 5-(-8). Passing: Grayslake; Kirby 21-11-3- 167. Johnsburg; Jayko 12-7-0-146. Receiving: Grayslake; Olson 6-107, Palmieri 2-34, Schultz 2-22, Brekke 1-4. Johnsburg; Hovseth 3-49, Huemann 1- 42, Bear 1-28, Hurckes 1-11, Anderson 1-6. FOX VALLEY VARSITY Conf All W L W L 2 0 4 0 2 0 3 1 2 0 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 0 2 2 2 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 4 After weekend cross country action, both the McHenry boys cross country team and Johnsburg's Jay Jackson proved how tough it will be for any team or individual to beat them. Last Thursday, during McHenry first and only home meet of the season against Crystal Lake South and Crown, the Warriors defeated both South and Crown. The girls defeated South, but lost to Crown 28-29. Saturday was the Crystal Lake- Grant Invitational at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake. Races were separated by classes -- seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen and the girls had one race. Benet was the overall winner with 496 points in the 14 team race. McHenry was second with 541 points, Crystal Lake South was third with 664, Antioch fourth with 666 and Crystal Lake Central was fifth with 742. Steve Carby, Chris Cruetz and Delia Saunders captured first place finishes in their respective races. John­ sburg's, Jay Jackson was first to cross the finish line in the senior race. "We did as well as expected," said McHenry Coach, Bill Hutchinson. "When they split everybody, it's tough. "Steve Carby is going to be tough to beat." Carby turned in the top time of the day with a 16:28.3 on the 5,000 meter course in the junior race. Carby was also the top finisher in Thursday's race with a 15:38. Brian Wright placed third at 17:13.0 and Marty Koleno was fourth at 18:20 for McHenry in the junior races. Chris Tennison was 42nd for Johnsburg at 20:40.1. Hutchinson also said Delia Saun­ ders is going to be tough to beat. She placed first in the meet Thursday with a time of 12:30 and captured the girls' race with a time of 13:22.6 on the 3,500 meter course. Pam Bradley was sixth for McHenry with a time of 14:06.4. Bob Texidore, coach of Johnsburg, was very pleased with the per­ formance of Jackson. "He did O.K. He would have liked to have done better. He had a cold and he hasn't recovered fully," he said. Texidore was also quite pleased with the performance of Jim Leon. He finished fifth in the senior race with a time of 18:00.4. "He did an outstanding job. He has just improved tremendously. This is his first year in cross country and he doesn't have the experience. He hasn't set his goals high enough. He said he wanted to finish in the top 20 before the meet. Other top finishers for Johnsburg were; Mike Lawrence in the sophomore with a time of 18:53.6 for 12th place and Jeff Nichols with a time of 19:04.3 for 15th place in the sophomore race. Jim Wynveen placed eighth in the senior race for McHenry with a time of 16:41.8. In the sophomore race, winner Chris Creutz finished with a time of 16:56.5 and Jeff Pankiewicz was sixth at 18:16.6. And in the fresh­ men race, Terry Harth was third at 18:22.4 and Steve Henshall was sixth at 19:16.7. Warrior Golf Team Finish Second Monique Betancort in the 200 meter individual medlay at 2:40.2. Soccer Swimming CL South Woodstock Jacobs CL Central Dundee McHenry Crown Cary-Grove Weekend results Woodstock 28, Crown 12 CL Central 28, McHenry 7 Jacobs 33, Dundee 21 CL South 20, Cary-Grove 0 Friday's games Cary-Grove at Woodstock Crown at McHenry Dundee at CL South Saturday's game CL Central at Jacobs The Woodstock swimming team defeated the McHenry Warriors 42-64 during a dual meet Thursday. Terri Blume and Laura Clewis led the Warriors with two firsts. Blume was the winner in the 200 meter freestyle with a time of :26.9 and the 100 meter freestyle with a time of :59.4. Clewis was the winner in the 200 meter freestyle with a time of 2:23.1 and the 500 meter freestyle at 6:29.00. Gail Petty finished first in the 100 meter breaststroke with a time of 1:25.5. Blume's time in the 50 meter freestyle was a school record. The Warriors are now 0-6 overall. Mike Shanahan, the Warrior coach, says his team is having trouble with depth. "We just don't have enough kids to win," he said. "We have some good individuals and we are going to break some of our own records." Several new school records have already been broken this season. Clewis has the new record in the 500 meter freestyle at 6:09, Blume in the 100 meter freestyle at : 59.42 and McHenry captured a third in a tournament held Sunday during men's soccer: league action. Wauconda won the tournament, Woodstock was second and Northrop was fourth. In the women's division, Wauconda defeated Cary. New Trier did something to the McHenry Warrior golf team that has been done very few times this season. New Trier beat McHenry at the Lake Forest Invitatioanl. The Warriors were defeated 306-308. Loyola was right behind the Warriors with a 313. Last week Loyola shot a state record 292 in a conference meet. St. Edwards, rated second in the state, finished 16 strokes behind the Warriors. Mike Bauml led Warrior scoring with a 76. Steve Svec and Tom Neuman were right behind him with 77's. Mike Barnicle carded a 78. McHenry Coach, Chuck Cuda said he was pleased with effort and a stroke here and there could have made the difference. Hurricane Girls' Volleyball Team Split After losing to Rosary 15-8 and 15-6, the Marian volleyball team defeated Marengo 15-10 and 15-12. The Hurricane record is now 5-6 overall and 2-5 in the West Suburban Conference. Holly Ryan was the leading scorer for the Hurricanes in the Marengo match with eight points, one ace and one kill. Kim Schueler scored seven points and one ace and Beth Penza scored four points on one kill. Sarah Traver also scored four points. WHO'S GOT TIME ~K> SWIM Running on Water Some Latin American Li­ zards can run across water faster than they can swim through it. 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