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PAGE22 -PI AINDKAI FR HERALD, FRIDAY,OCTOBER 12,19«4 Sports Skyhawk spikers battle at tourneys The Johnsburg Skyhawk girls' volleyball team has every right to be tired. After playing five matches at a; tournament Friday and Saturday at Chicago Latin High School, the girls took advantage of the Columbus Day holiday Monday to go to Zion to play thfree more. For good measure, the Skyhawks took on Lake ZUrich in a Northwest Suburban Conference match Tuesday. "They're not used to such constant competition," John­ sburg coach Sharal Johnson said. "It was difficult for most of them. They've never played more than one match in a night." Losing all five matches at Latin didh't help matters much. "It was a real strong tour nament," Johnson said. "Some of the top Class A teams in the state were involved. THE SKYHAWKS faced Lisle, St. Ignatius, Mendota, Quincy Notre Dame and Latin, "we won one game against St. Ignatius." Johnson said. "We really should have beatenb them. Against Mendota, I started the sub­ stitutes, and they scored six points in the first game. Then the starters played the second game, and they got six points, we also shouldve beaten Latin. They're younger than we are," Johnson said of her junior- oriented team. "Against Quincy Notre Dame (last year's Class A state champs), we played the best we did in the whole tournament. We lost the first game 11-15, but we stayed with them," Johnson said. IN THE ZION affair Monday, the Skyhawks claimed the consolation championship. Johnsburg finished second in last yearns Zion tournament. "We played Lake Forest in the first match, and they're un­ defeated this year. So we lost right away." The Skyhawks then faced two NWSC opponents, the first of which was Round Lake. "We won in three games. It was a tough match, the Skyhawk coach said. Johnsburg then met Grant, with the Skyhawks prevailing in straight games, to claim the consolation title. JOHNSON SAID the events were beneficial to her team in that it took some of the pressure off of their conference season. "Seeing good competition helped them. They see girls their same age, their same height, and they want to be that good. They want to play like them," she said. "Some of the other teams had sophomores who were just going crazy out there. It really fired our girls up." The Skyhawks returned home to face Lake Zurich Tuesday, and came away with a hard- fought 16-18, 15-4, 15-6 win. "Arlet Mann played super," Johnson said. Cris May and Laura Oeffling had a lot of kills, and they both served well." Johnson also noted the return of setter Deb Tvaroh to the lineup. "That helps us a lot," Johnson admitted. Johnsburg, 9-5 overall, 7-4 in the NWS(f hosted Marengo yesterday before taking on Richmond at home Monday. High school offers swimming programs ) McHenry Community High School has announced plans to sponsor four public swim programs at the West Campus pool. Swimming lessons for beginners, advanced beginners, in­ termediates and swimmers will be offered on eight Saturday mornings beginning Oct. 20. Another eight-lesson session is slated to begin Feb. 2. The suggested earliest beginning age for lessons is four years old. Registration for either the fall or winter lessons will be at West Gampus in mid-October. ; Residents of the high school district may register at the Main Office at West on Oct. 15, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Open registration will ^ available on Oct. 16-18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at West. The charge f?r lessons is $12 for district residents and $15 for those living out­ side District 156. ; An early morning lap swim program will be offered every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. beginning bet. 22. This program will run through May 24. Single swim charges are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students 15 and under. Season passes are available to adults at $20 and to youth at $15. Passes can Joe purchased at the West Campus main office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. A new competitive age group swim team program, the McHenry Marlins, will be offered to anyone between five and 14 years old. The team will have workouts on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the late afternoon. The novice swim group will include first-time competitive swimmers and will practice from 5 p.m. to 5:50 p.m. The advanced group will include experienced competitive swim­ mers who will work out from 5:50 p.m. to 7 p.m. The team will be a part of the Northern Illinois Swim Conference, with meets scheduled with teams from Glenview, Buffalo Grove- Wheeling, Liberty viHe, Niles, Zion, Mount Prospect and Waukegan. A total of nine meets are scheduled from early November through early March. Membership on the team will cost $65, with reductions for more than one child in a family. Registration for the Marlins is open at the West Main Office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The West Campus pool will be open Thursday evenings from 7 . p.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday afternoons from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. for open recreational swimming from Oct. 18 through March 21. Single swim prices are $2 for adults and $1 for youth 15 and under. Season passes are also available for $20 for a family, $10 for an individual adult and $7.50 for an individual youth. Passes can be purchased at the main office at West Campus from 7 a.jn. to 4 p.m. daily. Senior citizens can be admitted with no charge to either the open swim program or the early morning lap swim by presenting a Gold Card, which are available at either East or West campus during school hours. Area Soccer Fox Valley Conference The McHenry-Johnsburg White Lightning soccer team " eked out. a 2-1 victory last Saturday against an impressive pundee-Carpentersville team. This brings the White Lightning conference record to 5-0 in the Under-14 division. ; All of the White Lightning played hard and deserve special mention. * They are Chad Braker, Michael Bunting, Michael Lazar, Bo Klontz, Brett Newbrough, Kelly Roach and Eric Sondergaard, all 12 years old. Michael Hermann, Jeff Jablonski, Kevin Lincoln, Chris Roth and Angus Sears, all 11. Robert Torres and Larry , Harvey, both 10. In non-conference play, the White Lightning defeated the .Woodstock "Red" team las Thursday, bringing the White lightning overall record to 9-0. Two additional non-conference games have been scheduled with ; other Woodstock Park District " teams over the next two weeks. This week, Fox Valley games are scheduled with Cary on Tuesday, and tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. in Algonquin. McHenry Area Soccer Federation A season high for goals scored by an individual and by a team was reached last Saturday in Week 5 of the McHenry Area Soccer Federation's fall soccer program. Rob Weaver scored six goals for the Tan Tigers in the under-8 age division, helping his team score 11 goals in the game. Other scorers for the Tan Tigers were Tim Glab (2), Jeff Marozas (2) and Ted Siebeck. The ball was also going into the net frequently for a few other individuals last week. Nicky Spadaro (Orange team in the under-10 division), Erick Ekstrom (Gold team in the under-14 division), and Matthew McDonnell (Purple Pirates in the under-8 division) all scored three-goal "hat tricks." And there was a "hat trick" of sorts scored by the Golden Eagles in the under-12 'age DON'T LEHOUR MPNEYtO IIP THE % division as Derek Coates netted a pair and his brother, Darren, scored once. Finally, there is still time to register for the Chicago Sting Caravan, which will be held on Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. at Edgebrook School. The Caravan is a clinic for coaches and interested parents. There is no fee, but coaches must register in advance. For more information, call Klaus Franzke at 385-9171 after 6 p.m. Here's a list of players who scored or played well during Week 5 of the MASF's eight- week fall season. UNDBR-SAOE DIVISION Ttam No. » (R#d) -- Goals: Eric P«t«r*on (2), Brandon Gough, G. Jay Frost. Standouts: Jim Barret, Paul Artman, Chad Kamp, Pater Weber. No. 2 (Green) -- Goals: Richie Sample (2), Tim Hlller, Steve Fallon. Standouts: Brian Nelson, Alex Blaiina, Jason Burke. No. 3 (Tan) -- Goals: Rob Weaver (*), Tim Glab (2), Jeff Maroias (2), Ted Siebeck. Standouts: Julie Roper, John Albanese, Andy Franklin. No. 4 (Black) -- Goals: Tim Albright. Standouts: Angela Zicco, Leslie Toler, Nicholas Marks, Jake Smith. No. S (Purple) -- Goals: Matthew McDonnell (3), Kristin Zld. Standouts: Ricky Jager, Sean Nellls, Nathan Druml. No. * (Maroon) -- Goals: Brett Gutencunst (2), B.J. Flck, Chris Freund. Standouts: Scott Wilson, Jason Rudd, Jesse Barber. No. 7 (Orange) -- Goals: Jason Orr. Standouts: Jimmy Guth, Glna Sepke, Kendra Kumpula. No. • (Royal Blue) -- Goals: Dan Smith. Standouts: Chris Winters, Joe Brock, Eric Ericson, Paul Thomas. No. * (Gold) -- Standouts: Brandon Harvey, Victor Popp, Jeffery Mardnick. No. 10 (Light Green) -- Goals: Kirk Cashmore (2), Jerry Freund (2), A.J. Llnnemann, Bradley Ford. Standouts: Richard Kali, Scott Ensmlnger, Petey Jung. * SPEEDO • ARENA * BILL RODGERS • SOFTOUCH * ADIDAS * NIKE • > No. 11 (Light Blue) -- Standouts: Troy Blake, Beth Carlson, Kristel Low. No. 12 (Gray) -- Standouts: Robert Macari, Tara Doherty, Matt Schwelther. No. 13 4Gold) -- Standouts: Jamie O'Brien, Megan Michels, Anne Bowgren, Danya McArthur, Molly Hagerty, Becky Agnes, Amy Harwell. Team No. 14 (White) -- Goals: Eric Shrum. Standouts: David Horowlcz, Matt VanCleve, Matthew Robertson. UNDER-10 AGE DIVISION No. 1 (Red) - Goals: Jeff Tolar (2), Chris Hadlck. Standouts: Eric Duffy, Chris Lynk. No. 2 (Green) -- Standouts: Scott Acred, Harmonl Irwin, Michael Mitchell. No. 3 (Tan) -- Goals: Scott Smith. Standouts: Beth Wagner, Ann Wagner, Craig Fowles. No. 4 (Black) -- Goals: Andrew Pagast (2), Bradley Marks (2), Chris Dohrn, Doug Roos. Standouts: Mike McCaffery, Ed Juergenson, Aaron Cepuder, Dave Beierle. No. 5 (Purple) -- Standouts: John Schroeder, Lorl Goodwin, Terry Rascon. No. A (Maroon) -- Goals: MarkLlndberg, Ryan Castle. Standouts: Chris Kay, Tiffany Newbrough, Ed O'Dwyer. No. 7 (Orange) -- Goals: Nicky Spadaro (3), Todd Freund (2), Joey Mazurek, Jimmy Birkenkamp. Standouts: Todd Diehl, Matt Slove, Mike Rosenberg. No. 8 (Rnv^i Blue) -- Goals: Matt Reinhart (2), John Set ak (2), T.J. Rogers, Steve Wirch. Standouts: Ryan Woods, Amy Smulski, Sarah Boelter. No. 9 (Gold) -- Standouts: Joey Heltz, Justin Nelson, Brandi Florence, Billy Smith, Brian Ford, Doug Bourey, John Arlent Jr. No. 10 (Light Green) -- Standouts: Entire team played well. UNDER-12 AGS DIVISION No. 1 (Royal Blue) -- Standouts: Mark Zelke, Kevin Glen, John Wilkinson, Jon Molnar. No. 2 (Orange) Goals: Ben|i Winkleman. Standouts: Ben Roth, Dennis Gerstung. No. 3 (Gray) -- Goals: Jason Faunt, Casey Watrous, John Buch. Standouts: Adam Franklin, Krlstlne Drelske, John Weaver. No. 4 (Gold) -- Goals: Derek Coates (2), Darren Coates. Standouts: Tatum Christmann, Sharon Semrow, Kevin Glbbs. No. 5 (Red) -- Goals: Bill Mariangel, Brian Cunningham (2). Standouts: Mark Covalt. UNDER-14 AGE DIVISION Maroon Team -- Goals: David Fino. Standouts: Rick Mlrs, Mike Savino, Rick Mosson. Gold Team -- Goals: Erick Ekstrom (3), Ken Black (2), Todd Doherty (2). Standouts: Jim Twadell, Ean McCarthy, Krlsty Rosenberg. • \ The 94% to 95% efficient Amana Energy Command'" furnace traps , the heat others lose!! REPLACE YOUR OLD FURNACE WITH A NEW 6AS AMANA ENERGY COMMAND™ In an ordinary furnace, you only get 62c of heat for every dollar of gas you buy. The rest goes up the chimney. 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In round three, Roy faced last year's champion, Tim Propeck of Woodstock, besting him 7-6, 2-6, 7-5. He then won the final round of the double-elimination tour­ nament by handing Asfeld his second loss, 6*3, 6-4, securing first place without a loss. In men's singles, McHenry's Frank Rhode ripped Robert Scherer of Marengo, 6-2, 6-3, only to lose to Nelson Sanchez of Elgin, 6-2,6-1 and George Katich of Barrington 7-6, 6-1. Rhode's record earned him third place in his division. Hurckes helps Monmouth MONMOUTH -- Mike Hurckes x»f McHenry, a sophomore on the Monmouth College football team, snared a 24-yara touchdown from quarterback Mark Reed Saturday, helping the* ting Scots to a 34-14 win over Illinois College. irckes, a 1983 graduate of Johnsburg High School, scored with 12:36 left in the first quarter, on the Scots' initial drive. The homecoming win upped the Scots' record to 1-4 overall, 1-2 in conference. Smith is low gross champ ROUND LAKE BEACH - McHenry's Betty Smith was the low gross champion in the second flight, 19-33 handicaps at the Rentfood Ladies Tournament recently. Smith had a 103 gross to capture the title at the Round Lake Area Parte District course. The tournament was held last Mem- day. v i . * Fall Softball concludes The 1984 Fall Softball League completed play Tuesday at Knox Park, as Grumpy's Rib Ranch defeated Johnny Murphy's 10-9 to clinch first place with an 8-2 record. • . The two teams went into Tuesday's play with identical 7-2 marks, but Grumpy's outlasted Murphy's to win the title. Taylor Made lost to Cullom Knoll in 9-8, finishing third with a 6-4 record. Final standings are: Grumpy's Rib Ranch 8-2; Johnny Murphy's 7-3; Taylor Made 6- 4; Cullom Knoll EII4-6; Wick's Detailing 3-7; City Slickers 2-8. Jr. High harriers roll The McHenry Jr. High cross-country teams - both girls and boys - defeated Lundanl Jr. High of Crystal Lake Tuesday. The boy Trojans finished 1-2-3 with Jeff Clark, Brian Fritz and Jamie Franklin, respectively, leading the way. Dan Laubach was fifth, and Dave Cable seventh, as the boys won 18-37. In the girls' event, McHenry Jr. High won 16-43. The Trojan finishers were: Wendy Mack, first, Erin Boland second, Escomilla third, Terry Smith fourth and Debbie Palmer sixth. Bentz at Carthage KENOSHA, Wis. -- James Bentz, a 1984 graduate of Johnsburg High School, is a member of the Carthage College football team here for the fall 1984 season. Bentz, a freshman defensive back, is a criminal justice m^jor, and is the son of Ms. Janet Bentz, 5302 Bridge, McHenry. SWIMMERS varsity records were set. 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