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PAGE 17 - PLAIN DEALER - TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22, Harriers, golfers highlight fall It has been another successful fall sports season for McHenry High School. A large crowd filled the east campus gymnasium last Thursday evening to honor that success. Coaches, athletes and parents were at east campus for the fourth annual McHenry High School Sports Award Night. The new format honoring Warrior athletes is only in its second year. The two most successful coaches in the McHenry athletic program this fall led off the program. Both coaches led their teams to state qualification. Hutchinson led-off by honoring his four seniors, who he called the "mainstay of the team the last four years." He was referring to Steve Caitoy, Marty Koleno, Brian Wright and Delia Saunders of the girls squad. "She is the 1983 McHenry County Champion, three years all-conference and the first girl on the team for four years in a row," said Hutchinson on Saunders. "She has been the finest lady runner I have ever seen, and I have been here 25 vears." Wright and Saunders were named the most valuable runners, while Koleno was given the 100 percent award. Saunders was also named the most improved runner. Cferfry had the best time on course and Terry Harth was given the most improved runner award. His boys squad finished undefeated in the dual season, captured the McHenry County title, the Fox Valley title and qualified for the state meet, finishing Uth out of 28 teams. Cuda said there was no difference from last year's squad that took third in state and this year's squad that was eighth. The 1983 squad finished 8-2 in the dual season and third in the FVC. He reported his team had a rough time in the Barrington sectional, but beat all the teams that were beating them earlier. "I'm very proud of them," said Cuda. by Mike Lamb Sports Editor Shanahan didn't experience the success Hutchinson and Cuda did, but had a positive report. His team timshed 2-8 overall, but he had only (me senior, and many of his swimmers were sophomores and freshmen. "We're looking towards the future and I feel girls swimming will have a good future. Shanahan reported three records were broken by junior Monique Betancourt. His only senior also broke a record in the 100-yard breaststroke. Shanahan said the proof of a promising futute lies in the top 10 board - one is a sophomore and seven are freshmen. Shanahan also honored his freshmen- sophomore team that took a second place in the Zion-Benton tournament. Betancourt was the most valuable swimmer and Debbie Holtz was the most improved. Girls' tennis coach Gary Gray also had some good progress to report. His team finished 8-3 overall. "That was the best won-loss percentage for a girls' tennis team at McHenry." The sophomore team finished 7-4. "We're looking for those girls to help us in the future," said Gray. "We participated in three all-day Saturday Invitationals, which is kinda grueling on the girls. But at the end of the season it pays dividens." One of those invitationals were hosted by McHenry, which the Warriors won. "We had many three match losses. We came very close to finishing undefeated and came very close to taking the FVC title. We were one point from being Seniors Chris Vehring and Tom Neumann were named co-most valuable players, while Bob Gende was most improved. Girls' swimming coach Mike Be Creative *4 with Estee Lauder's Creative Colors Makeup Box A 60.00 Value. Yours for 12.50 with any Estee Lauder fragrance purchase. A total of eitft McHenry High School athletes were awarded with most valuable player awards. They are (left to right); back row -- Monique Betancourt in swimming/ Kris Sorting in girls tennis, Delia Saunders in girls cross country and Kelly Pierce in girls volleyball. 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