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Pare 19 • PLAINPfcALKH HERALD. IHIIM1. DKCfeMBKK 7. Wl w JHS wrestlers whip Marian Central Matmen set for tough St. Francis tourney Bentz earns letter ' r". • N ' KENOSHA, Wis. -- Jim Bentz, son of Ms. Janet Bentz of Johnsburg, earned his first letter in football for the fall 1984 season at Cartilage College, the school reports. The Redmen finished the year with a 2-7 overall record and in sixth place in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin. Bentz, a freshman criminal Justice major, is a graduate of Johnsburg High School. Carthage is a four-year, liberal arts college affiliated with the Lutheran Church in America and the American Lutheran Church. The campus is located on the shore of Lake Michigan in southeastern Wisconsin. JHS freshman tourney set JOHNSBURG -- Johnsburg High School will host its 7th Annual Freshman Basketball Christmas Tournament, beginning Dec. 10, it was announced^ Teams enterecrin the event are Alden-Hebron Grant, Jacobs, Johnsburg, Marian Central, McHenry, Richmond-Burton and Round Lake. Team trophies will be awarded for first place, second place, third place and consolation champion. The tourney, which will begin Monday and continued Wednes­ day, Dec. 12 and Thursday, Dec. 13, will require $1.50 admission fee for adults, and $1 for students. I > lv WOODSTOCK - Johnsburg's wrestling team continued to over­ power its' early season opponents, as the Skyhawks registered a 41-21 victory over Marian Central Tues­ day night. The win upped the Skyhawks' dual meet record to 3-1, 2-0 in the Northwest Suburban Conference. Johnsburg trailed Marian 15-0 after the first three matches, but came back to post a convincing win over the Hurricanes. At 98 lbs., Johnsburg's Eric Andersen was pinned by Marian's Ben Tague at 1:33, giving Marian a 6-0 advantage. > JHS' Kyle Berg (105) was defeated by Marian's Ed Butzirus 19-12, and Skyhawk Scott Clary (112) was pinned by Bill Creighton of MC, at 1:40. Johnsburg's Scott Lehman turn­ ed the tide for his team at 119 lbs., as he pinned Steve Strang at :41 of the first period. Terry Eifler continued the Skyhawk comeback, as the Im­ pounder pinned Jim Herff at 1:19.JHS' Jim Walker (132) kept pace as he defeated Kevin McCon- ville 9-2, and John Shiman pinned Chris Noe at 138 lbs., at 3:08. The, assault wore on, as Pat Schultz (145) defeated Jim Peter­ son 20-13. Rich Powers of Marian broke the string, as the 155-lb. Hurricane pinned Shaun Kee of Johnsburg at :28. Senior Mark Dumelle (167) beat Jim Gardner 16-4, raising Dumelle's season record to 6-1. Pat Bjerning pinned MC's Matt Carzoli at 185 lbs., at 3:48 of the match. j&ix v Heavyweight Bob Bentz of Johnsburg pinned John Powers at 4:36. "We wrestled pretty well," Johnsburg coach Mike Roberts said. "Bentz is doing a super job," Roberts said of his junior heavyweight, who raised his record to 6-0-1 on the season. The Skyhawks will travel to Wheaton Friday and Saturday for the St. Francis Tournament. "It's an extremely tough tour­ nament," Roberts said. "Last year, there were 20 sectional qualifiers to come out of the St. Francis Tournament. It's a tough one. I don't know how well we'll do." Roberts said the Skyhawks will go into the event undermanned, as two wrestlers have pneumonia. Ed Klein, at 105 lbs., and Brian Hauck at 145, are both ill and didn't wrestle against Marian Central, Klein captured the 105- pound title at the Richmond- Burton Classic Saturday, and Hauck was fourth in his division. / • ^ "Depth is our biggest weakness, and I knew that going into the season. At some weights we have excellent depth, but at others, we're very shallow." Roberts added he's very im­ pressed with the performance of his squad thus far. "Despite the illnesses, we're still in good shape. I'm real happy with the progress We've made this year." Johnsburg will return home for a meet with Grant next Friday, beginning at 6p.m. t PI * . j&i •vf.rFJ Bile • IH • - J. *• This is fun? . . . . P U i n d e a l e r H e r a l d p h o t o b y ( h r i m J t K w M i This Warren wrestler seems to be enjoying his predicament in The 5-1 Warriors will open Fox valley Conference pty ty the Blue Devils' loss to McHenry last Friday at East Campus, hosting Crystal Lake Central Friday, beginning at 6 p.m. -r McHsnry Marlins f- The McHenry Marlins lost to Libertyville 640 to 324 at the West Campus pool Saturday, Dec. 1. The Libertyville squad is a perennial winner of the Northern Illinois Winter Swim Conference, and boasts a full team, filling each event. One or more firsts for the Marlins were won by Erica Haugen, Courtney Shanahann Mary Wray, Vanessa Labuy, Chris Panerelli, Amy Hutchins, Erin Shanahan, Krista Fowles, Kevin Brown, Ryan Shanahan, Bill Mohlman, Scott Roper, Jenny OLeary, Ryan OLeary, Brianne Fowles, Craig Fowles and Matt Mohlman. SPORT FANS... 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Whether it be a home improvement loan, recreational vehicle loan, school loan, boat loan or auto loan, Keith Leathers, Linda Wigman and I are ready to put together the right loan for your needs and budget Other swimmers participating for the Marlins' were Karen Panerelli, Emily Hutchins, Leah Carlsten, Erin Boland, Shannon Brown, Jennifer Bloom, Nicole Bloom, Andy' Bloom, Richie Panerelli, T$icia Harnish, Tina Hinnep, Michelle Tucker, Andrea Haugen, Jennifer Marcello, Mary Gray, Eric Tucker, Katie Winn, Katie Sitz, Philip Labuy, Agie Labuy, Adam Diamond, Danielle Diamond, Sara Diamond, Heather Fiedler, Matt Joyce, Chris Krodel, Ryan Goode, Brian Goode, Becky Reiche, Brandon Harbeck, Ian Shanahan, Krisly Mason and Julie Roper. The Marlins have/6 week off, before entertaining Niles at West Campus Dec. 15. 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