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What happen to the Warribrs? Coach Joe Schlender U still wondering * during Jacobs. --. t l4 , , . „ dominated first half play. only to see the Golden Eagles run off 27 points in a matter of ' seven minutes, and go on to win 27-12 The Warriors really looked like a fine football team during first half play. The Une completely outplayed the Jacobs line, and the Warrior backs were able to pick up a lot of yardage., A Warrior fumble on the Eagle 20 and then a 78 yard run by Rich Huber, the fine Eagle back, seemed to take the spark out of the Warriors and turn on the host school. The Warriors will have to bounce back, as the Tigers of Bill Mack are at McCracken Field tonight for another big Fox Valley game. On the Sideling by Dick Rabbit invited fo the meeting to watch the films of the _ „ John Dunne is expecting a large turnout for this event. ******* irriors put the only crack in my 11 last week, by going down to Jacobs. This weekend should rather fine ballgames in the Chuck Cuda was mildly disappointed with his Warrior golfers last week at the Barrington Invitational. The Warriors finished fifth, but the veteran Warrior coach feit the team should have been a notch or two better. His golfers will get a chance to redeem themselves tomorrow at the always tough Lake Forest Invitational, where the hosts will be the team to beat. The golfeiClost to South on Monday 159-162. Tomorrow Gary Gray's girls tennis team will host its own Invitational It starts at 9 a.m. at the West Campus courts. Gray's team has shown improvement with a 7-0 duel record. Mike Shanahan's girls swimmers defeated West Aurora last week for their first win of the year. "Hutch" will take his Running Warriors to Crystal Lake tomorrow morning at the hour of 9 a.m. for the Crystal Lake-Grant Invitational. This is always a big meet and the Warriors will be looking for a victory. Pam Shaffer's volleyball team broke into the win column over Crystal Lake South last week Thursday. Maybe this will be the spark /the team needed for future wins. ******** Next Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., the McHenry High School Booster Club will show the films of the Warrior-Crystal Lake Central game in the faculty room at West Campus. Parent's and fans are it going to have to pick the Tige the Warriors in what should be a :ers The crystal] defeat see area. I'm overs game. Both teams suffered losses st week, and are out to atone themselves. But the Warriors will have to play four good quarters, as those ?rs «an run and pass.' game of tne weekend - two state Jilted teams, Woodstock and •rown, will clash at Woodstock. These two are evenly matched, but I'll pick on a hunch the Dundee-Crown Chargers This one could go either way. Cary and Crystal Lake South will be another barn burner. I'll pick the Gators of Bob Hight. Call it home field advantage or whatever. Jacobs against Antioch, a power in the North Suburban. I'll pick Antioch in an easy win. The Northwest Suburban championship may well be decided tomorrow afternoon in Woodstock. Two undefeated teams, the Hurricanes of Marian Central against the Skyhawks. I'll pick the 'Canes in a close one. I'W.i : 23 l'l.\IM»i ; \I.Ht Y KtffA V.KKI'I KMIIMI 3», ISK3 CALENDAR FRIDAY FOOTBALL Crystal Lake Central at McHenry 8 p.m. Johnsburg ait Marian 8 p.m. Richmond at Harvard 8 p.m. VOLLEYBALL McHenry at Crown 4:30 p.m. Johnsburg at Chicago Latin Tourn. SATURDAY CROSSCOUNTRY McHenry and Johnsburg at Grant-CL Central 9 a.m. GOLF McHenry at Lake Forest Invit. 10 a.m. TENNIS McHenry Invitational 9 a.m. Johnsburg at Batavia 9a.m. VOLLEYBALL Richmond Tournament MONDAY CROSSCOUNTRY McHenry at Hoffman EsUtealuvtt. -- * '•GOLF Jacobs at McHenry 3:30 .m. at Crown 4:30 p.m. TENNIS Woodstock at McHenry 4:30 Hopp enjoying Johnsburg's success Randy Oberembt took over the Johnsburg When football am two years ago, he instilled a heavy weight training aspect. In more ways than one, the Skyhawks are enjoying the fruits of that weight training this season. Along with the team success, directly contributed from the weight training, comes individual success. One of those individuals on the Johnsburg squad that is enjoying success is halfback Jim Hopp. In the first three games of the season, the senior back has already passed the total yardage of his junior season. Hopp has rushed for 385 yards, 85 yards more than last season. Hopp credits his success to the weight lifting program that has strengthened the entire team, especially the offensive line. "Hie offensive line really worked hard with the weights, and are really opening up the ••WnlnM ri«*M Hopp is the son of William and Gerry Hopp of Johnsburg. Last Saturday, Hopp helped his team to a 21-6 win over Lake Zurich by rushing for 158 yards. •# " *i 0 • '9 K 0 4 1 V# 0 0 • V ' # ' ' ATHLETE S.m. o lohnsburg at Round Lake 4:30 p.m. Marian at Lake Zurich 4 p.m. 30 TUESDAY VOLLEYBALL McHenry at Woodstock 4:30 >.m. at Round Lake 4:30 S.m. . ohnsburg at Grayslake 4:30 p.m. GOLF Grayslake at Marian p.m. 4:30 r tomtit the watm beauty and clwrn of natuce" Country Squire Restaurant & Counqe Beta* m the elegant surroundings of the beautiful Wesley Sears coun try estate with a ptcture window dwing room overlooking 13% acfes of beautiful grounds Erifoy our quiet cocktail lounge in their lormet dmmg room or the original library with its magnificent wood paneling Choose from our excellent menu with gourmet specialties SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH Sunday U • very »peci»l d«y for ui and wt celebrate with a Champagne brunch beyond com­ pare, served from 10 tit 2. Choose your favo»ite» from our extensive brunch menu! Your hosts. 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Marian's junior varsity squad met with more success as they took two of three games by scores of 15-6, 9-15 ana 15-9. The JVs are also 5-5 overall this season. Warriors win FVC match The McHenry Warrior volleyball team won its first Fox Valley Conference match, by defeating Crytal Lake South last week Thursday 11-15, 15-9 and 15-13. The Warriors jumped off to a 9-2 lead in the second game and breezed in to tie the match at one game a piece. In the second game, the Warriors had to come from behind, 13-10, and tie at 13- 13. top varsity drew much his coach, That was his performance. It praise from Oberembt. "Jim has done an excellent job," said Oberembt. "He has trained hard during the off­ season. In his way, he has proven to his team he can play. "But he also has respect for the other people on the team. He realizes its a team game. He doesn't make a big thing out of individual statistics." Hopp teams up with fullback Jim Bentz in the backfield, who has enjoyed a. great amount of success also. Bentz has rushed for 386 yards in the first three games. Oberembt says the backfield pair has "been a super one-two punch." At the present, Hopp said he iust wants to concentrate on his last season of hieh JOHNSBURG continued from page 24 a handfull of games, JHS is off to its best start in several seasons. "We have heavy senior leadership. We can count on a number of people to do the job when we really need it," Oberembt said in reference to his team's success. "And our juniors have done an excellent job. We start two juniors and one sophomore on the offensive line " He added that much credit for the Skyhawks' fast start has been "our ability to have most players go one way. We've been able to limit the two-way play (playing offense and defense) of most players." The Skyhawks' offense has been nothing to laugh at, either, as senior running back Jim Bentz has rushed for 386 yards in Johnsburg's first three games. Senior quarterback Jeff Jayko has also keyed the team's success. "We're real pleased to be where we are," Oberembt continued. "We have a very dedicated, conscientious group of players. The offensive of Mo Dreyer, Phil Thennes, Tom Kinney, Brian Siudak and Bob Bentz has been outstanding." But there's no getting away from the Hurricanes' potent offensive attack and their defense which has held opponents scoreless through 12 quarters. The teams meet at Marian Central Friday night. school to m WE'VE COT IT All "SOLARIUMS" - the energy efficient room additon of the 80's. Let us design and build one for you. \. "REPLACEMENT WINDOW PROGRAMS" - Featuring: Kolbe & Kolbe wWffamlTTMory insulated windows in afj sizes & styles. Which means no more storm windows!! & Kolbe AND, the whole family can relax togethejr again in warm soothing water. 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