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Sign-up at the Control Counter arbor lanes LOOKING AHEAD MCHENRY HIGH SCHOOL Friday: BOYS' TRACK: McHenry Relays, 3:30p.m. Saturday: BASEBALL? at CL Central (DH), 10:30 a.m. §££I5£LL:* • at CL Central (DH), 10:30 a.m. TENNIS: Frosh-Soph Invitational, 9 a.m. Monday: BOYS' TRACK: Jacobs, 4 p.m. GIRLS'TRACK: r'.atCary-Grove,4p.m. SOFTBALL: Dund^Ciwn^p.m. Tuesday: BASEBALL: Dundee-Crown, 4 p.m. at CL South, 4 p.m. BADMINTON: at Waukegan East, 4:30p.m. Wednesday: SOFTBALL: at Dundee-Crown, 4 p.m. JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Friday: SOFTBALL: Wauconda, 4:30 p.m. Saturday: TENNIS: at Jacobs Invitational, 10 a.m. GIRLS'TRACK: at Jacobs Invlt., 9:30 a.m. BOYS'TRACK: at Jacobs Invlt., 9:30 a.m. Monday: BASEBALL: -- at Grant, 4:30 p.m. SOFTBALL: at Lake Zurich, 4:30p.m. TENNIS:. : .at CL Central, 4 p.m. Tuesday: TENNIS: at Marian Central, 4:30 p.m. GIRLS'TRACK: GrantaridMarianC.,4:30p.m. BOYS' TRACK: at Grant with Marian, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday: BASEBALL: at Lake Zurich, 4:30p.m. SOFTBALL: at Marengo, 4:30 p.m. (Continued from page 18) Soccer The McHenry Area Soccer Federation swung into its se­ cond week of action last Satur­ day, and scoring was fast and furious as the league's players -- a few in particular -- went scoring-crazy. The Brown team in the under-eight division scored a whopping 12 goals, led by Marc McGowen, who netted fjyg Jeremy Gudauskas scored a hat trick with three goals, while Phil Mortensen had two and Jason Stiles and Sam Cole one apiece for the Browns. While McGowen took scor­ ing honors for the day, he had two competitors right behind him. Kirk Cashmore of the Light Green team in the under-eight division tallied all four of his team's goals, while in the under-six division, Jonathan Smith of the Red team scored four as well. Royal Blue's Paul Thomas, in the under-eight group, had a three-goal hat trick. Other outstanding players and goal-scorers in week iwo of the new season were: UNDER-# AGE DIVISION RED: Goals: Jonathan Smith (4). Aaron Bar- tollan, Billy Huffman. Standouts: Rob Albanese, Ryan Anderson, Jilllan Busch, Mike Weaver BLACK: Goals: Ben Rigby (2), Scott Cole. Sean Lorch, Danny Fick. Standouts: entire team. GOLD: Goals: Collin Black. Standouts: Dennis Wagner, Jon Pierce, Eric Mayer, Bert Irslinger, Abby Christensen UNDER-® AGE DIVISION: ROYAL BLUE: Goals: Paul Thomas (3), Joel Brock, Scott Coates, Ben Belohlavy, Kirk Eric- son. Standouts: Eric Ericson, Ryan Fenney, CeliaMichalczyk. BROWN: Goals: Marc McGowen (5). Jeremy Gudauskas (3), Phil Mortensen (2), Jason Stiles, Sam Cole. Standouts: Phillip Bromley, Gene Parker, James Moran. LIGHT GREEN: Goals: Kirk Cashmore (4) Standouts: Jason Antol, Petey Jung, Ryan Micklevitz, Jerry Freund, Chad Leonard, Scott Ensminger. WHITE: Standouts: Danny Wendt, Matt VaaCleve, Louis Rodgers. GOLD: Goals: Mike Berndt, Mickey Daurto. Standouts: Ryan Johnson, Jeffery Marcinick, Thomas Quinn. GRAY: Goals: Tar» Doherty. Standouts: Matt Schweither, Tara Davidson, Kevin Jablonskl. GREEN: Standouts: Kirk Turner, JennaSincell, Kenny Folliard. ORANGE: Standouts: Jason Orr, Dennis Kelly, Aaron Mundt. LIGHT BLUE: Standouts: Jim Neff, Chris Phillips, Kristel Low. Plaindealer-Herald photo by Chris Juzwik Johnsburg catcher Patty Butler lays down a bunt for the Skyhawks in the 11-6 win over Grayslake. McHENRY Lee Lindquist led things off with a bloop single over Jacobs' pulled-in third baseperson. Carlson followed with a single up the middle, after which Monique Betancourt boomed a triple to left center to score both Lindquist and Carlson, pulling the locals to within 3-2. McHenry's leading hitter, sophomore Rachel Prushinski, then followed Betancourt's lead with a triple of her own, tying the game at 3-3. Gretchen Fuiava then collected the game-winning RBI by knocKijig in Prushinski with a single up the middle.' In the Jacobs' seventh, McHenry- turned a double play and looked ready to put the Eagles away. But an error, a walk and a single loaded the bases, before Carlson whiffed the Golden Eagles' final hope, ending the contest. McHenry had nine hits to Jacobs' four. "YJe have to hit," Wirtz said. "We've got eight of our nine players hitting over .300." Wirtz and crew will try to even their conference record when they travel to Crystal Lake Central for a doubleheader Saturday morning, beginning at 9:15. Monday afternoon Dundee- Crown will visit West Campus. Sports Log MAROON: Goals: Brett Gutekunst, Scott Wilson. Standouts: entire team. GOLD: Goals: Mandy Grossich. Standouts: Cory Julian, Megan Michels, Anne Bowgren, Laurie Hurcks, Kelly Hurcks. TAN: Goals: John Albanese, Tim Glab, Pat Smith, Rob' Weaver. Standouts: Jason Chambers, Steve Schaeffer, Mike Harding. UNDER-10 AGE DIVISION RED: Goals: Ray Branum (2), Eric Bauer. Standouts: Brian Amerson, B.J. Clauser, Chris Gutekunst. ORANGE: Goals: Todd Freund, Joey Mazurek, Danny Suchomskl. Standouts: Jimmy Birkenkamp, Todd Diehl, Danny Scher. GOLD: Goals: John Arlent (2), Ethan Thels, Bob Julian, Don Hensley, Dan Dicksteln. Standouts: Shannon Wagner, Mike Dreiske, Doug Bourry. PURPLE: Goals: Andy Anderson. Standouts: Shawn Bensen, Ryan Hulze, Brian English. GREEN: Goals: Christopher Bush. Standouts: entire team. ROYAL BLUE: Goals: John Setlack (2), Jeff Schultz (2), Matt Relnhart, John Plutshack. Standouts: Amy Smulski, Mandy Freund, Ryan Woods. MAROON: Goals: Jeff Serra, A1 Davis, John Birk. Standouts: Kevin Carlson, Tiffany Newbrough, Neal Piper. TAN: Goals: Scott Smith. Standouts: Wes Peter­ son, Craig Fowles UNDER-12 AGE DIVISION: GOLD: Standouts: Matthew Smulski, Lennie Harwell, Chris Voight. BLUE: Goals: Brendon McCormack, Eric Hoff­ man. Standouts: Jonathan Molnar, James Reas- inger, Mike Davidson. RED: Goals: Brian Cunningham, Jaime Covalt (2). Standouts: Tim Barker, Mark Covalt, Billy Marinangel GRAY: Goals: John Buch (2), Jeff Glab. Stan­ douts: Jereme Irwin. , UNDER-14 AGE DIVISION: GOLD: Goals: Todd Doherty Standouts: Mike Relnhart Jaycees plan road run The McHenry Area Jaycees are sponsoring a two-mile and 10-kilometer (6.2-mile) run that will take place Sunday, May 5. The races will begin- at McHenry West Campus, at 8 a.m. Profits from the run will support a variety of community projects, such as the Child Car Seat Program, which makes car seats available to families with young children. The race is open to the public. There are no sponsors to sign-up. All runners will receive a commemorative t-shirt and awards will be presented. The run starts and finishes in McHenry, with over half the course running through the countryside. Pre-registration is $6, day of the race, $7. Registration forms are available by sending a self- addressed stamped envelope to: 10K Classic Run, McHenry Area Jaycees, P.O. Box 163, McHenry. For further in­ formation, contact Steve Haugh at 459-4447, or John Roth at 344- 3035, evenings. Sarbor lanes LEAGUES START IN MAY WIN A NEW RENAULT ENCORE OR 1 OF OVER $10,000 WORTH OF PRIZES COST OF BOWLING $6.00 PER WEEK INCLUDES: *3 Games of Bowling for 13 weeks ""Weekly Pins over Average Prizes *lst Place Trophies *End of Season Banquet •Free Entry into our Summer Festival Tournament, with 1st prize being a New Car. ""All Tournament Participants will receive a prize. SUMMER FESTIVAL o» BOWLING VISIT OUR SPA DISPLAY! $ SPRING SPECIAL OFF M0T0 MASSAGE •Pool passes sold The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation will begin selling pool passes for the summer, beginning May 1. The fees are: Family: $45 for city residents; $90 for non-residents. Individual adult: $25 city residents; $50 non-residents. Individual child: $20 city residents; $40 non-residents. Pool passes may be purchased at McHenry City Hall, 1111 N. Green St. The hours are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Satur­ days, 9 a.m. to noon. City residency status is anyone residing within the corporate limits of the City of McHenry. This year the pool will open on Memorial Day weekend, Satur­ day, May 25. For more information, call the park department at 344-3300. Youth, women's softball The Youth 12" and Women's 12" softball registration will begin Monday, April 29 for teams comprised of 80 percent of its players residing in the City of McHenry. The teams which meet the minimum of 60 percent of its players living within the McHenry School District boundaries may sign up beginning Monday, May 6. Registration will open at 8 a.m. at the McHenry Park Depart­ ment office, located in City Hall, 1111N. Green St. All registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. All fees and a completed roster must be turned in at the time of registra­ tion. The league fee is $250 for both leagues. A tax equalization fee (non-resident) of $75 per team will be add­ ed to any league fee. This fee will be assessed to all teams which do not meet the minimum of 80 percent McHenry residents on their rosters. For further information on softball registration for these leagues, call the park department at 344-3300. Fishing derby in May ANTIOCH -- A professional-amateur fishing tournament will be held at the Fox Chain-O-Lakes in Antioch on Saturday, May 4, sponsored by the White Hen Pantry's Tournament Trail and con­ ducted by the Central Illinois Tournament Association. A guaranteed first prize of $1,000 will be awarded in the pro divi­ sion. First prize in the amateur division will be an electronic dep- thfinder. A special bonus will be given for the biggest bass caught during the event. Professional and amateur anglers alike will have the opportuni­ ty to compete with the midwest's best and learn the secrets of suc­ cessful bass fishing. Entry fee for the tournament is $50 for the pro division and $15 for amateurs. Entries must be postmarked on or before the Monday preceding the tournament. Registration forms and complete tournament Information are available at all White Hen Pantry locations. Gun dog seminar set A Gun Dog Seminar will be held at Gypsy Glen Farms Hunt Club on Darrell Road in McHenry. The five Sunday sessions will take place June 2 to June 30. The owners and their dogs will learn from professional trainers how to turn their dogs into better hunting companions. For more details, call 385-2141. Biathlon planned CRYSTAL LAKE -- The Lakers Running Club will hold its Midwestern Biathlon Championship Sunday, May 19, at 10 a.fn., at Crystal Lake South. The 10 kilometer (6.2 mile) road run will be followed by a 30 kilometer (18.6 mile) bike race. The competition is open to both males and females. There will be eight age groups per category, and t-shirts will be given to all entrants. Only the first 500 entries will be accepted. The fee is $10 prior to May 12, $15 thereafter. 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