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• Warriors Win District Meet fScorcftoarl If there's one thing that impresses you about McHenry high school's cross country team, it has to be the depth that it has. The Warriors, ranked seventh in the state in the Class AA Power ratings, won their own District Saturday morning at West Campus although their top runner was hampered by illness. Senior Wade Cepulis, winner in the conference race a week ago and also at the county race a week before that, had been ill prior to the District trace. And although he wasn't 100 percent with his 13th place finish, a couple of his teammates were on hand to pick up the slack. Sophomore Steve Carby led McHenry with a second place overall finish in 15 minutes and 27 seconds. His time sliced off one second from the old course record for a McHenry runner which was set by Mike Burmann in 1977. And right behind Carby was senior Gordy Bourey with a third place time of 15:29. Freshman Chris Creutz was next in for McHenry in ninth place with a time of 15:48, and was followed by sophomore Marty Koleno, 11th in 15:54; and Cepulis who crossed the finish line in 15:56. Also finishing for . the Warriors was sophomore Brian Wright, 15th in 16:03; and junior Ron Ostraiider, 31st in 16:40. The five Warrior finishers accounted for a first place total of 38 points. Hoffman Estates, ranked 11th in the state and defending District champs, gave McHenry its closest competition by finishing second with 52 points. The Hawks also had the event medalist in Pete Brousil who established a new course record with a time of 15:14. Barrington and Stream- wood finished in third and fourth place with 105 and 113 points, respectively to also qualify for the Sectional meet this Saturday at Lake Forest. Conant finished in fifth place with 138 points and was followed by Lake Zurich, sixth with 139; Antioch, seventh with 191; Cary Grove, eighth with 209; Grant, ninth with 222; Round Lake, 10th with 245; and Wauconda, 11th with 246. BOY'S DISTRICT Conant Lake Zurich Antioch Cary Grove Grant Round Lake Wauconda 138 139 191 209 222 245 246 McHenry Hoffman Estates Barrington Streamwood 38 52 105 113 Besides the four top teams from the District that will advance to Sectionals, the top five runners from non­ qualifying teams will also advance as individuals. These five runners are Mike Wasiak (Cary Grove), Dave Ventura (Conant), Bob Maddork (Grant), Tom Fischbach (Lake Zurich), and Steve Neary (Wauconda). In the girls District race, McHenry also qualified for the Sectional meet by placing third Saturday with 96 points. ^ Hoffman Estates won the girls race with a leading 26 points, while Antioch finished second with 60 points. Wauconda was fourth with 122 points and Cary Grove was the fifth Sectional qualifier totaling 164 points. Barrington was sixth with 169 points and was followed by Lake Zurich, seventh with 180; Round Lake, eighth with 187; Conant, ninth with 190; and Grant, 10th with 195. GIRL'S DISTRICT pts Hoffman Estates 26 Antioch McHenry Wauconda Cary Grove Barrington Lake Zurich Round Lake Conant Grant 60 96 122 164 169 180 187 190 195 Sophomore Delia Saun­ ders topped the Warrior girls with a fifth place finish in 12:33. Saunders was also the top McHenry finisher in last week's conference race. Freshman Pam Bradley finished in sixth place for the Warriors ! with a 12:41 clocking; and Mary Bazan was 12th with a time of 15:57. Tiffany Hinger finished 30th in 13:47 and Sue Pender was 45th in 14:32 to account for the Warriors' score. Other finishers for McHenry were Amie Cepulis, 46th in 14:37; and Debbie Smith, 52nd in 15:03. The five individuals that qualified for Sectionals are E.V. Donne and Michelle Roberts of Round Lake, Patty O'Connell (Conant), Patti Ruhb (Lake Zurich), and Laura Winkel (Barrington). Bill Hutchinson's harriers will be competing against 15 other schools and 20 in-! dividual runners at the Sectional meet Saturday morning. Skyhawk Spikers Win District Johnsburg high school's volleyball team was seeded second in the District Tournament that it hosted last week. The Richmond Rockets were seeded first, but when the two met in the finals Saturday night, it was the Skyhawks that swept to victory. Johnsburg easily powered over Richmond in straight sets 15-10 and 15-10 and will now advance to Sectionals to be held at Marian Central high school. Both Richmond and Johnsburg received opening round byes in the tour­ nament. The Rockets ad­ vanced to the championship by toppping Addison- Sue Dehn (left of net) of Johnsburg slams a spike against Hebron Thursday night in second round District action. The Skyhawks would easily defeat the Green Giants In straight sets, then toppled Richmond Saturday to win their own District. Johnsburg will now advance to Sectionals at Marian Central high school. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE LIQUOR PRICES ARE EASY Tft OIAJ I I I nut IT ( i U I ' f i l l l < > DISCOUNT DRUG CENTERS % MILLERS LITE BEER 6 PACK -12 OZ. CANS REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE $*|75 CANADIAN MIST Product of Canada Liter • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW; LOW PRICE EARLY TIMES Kentucky's Best Liter • 80 Proof *6" REVCO'S LOW PRII r$689 B & L SCOTCH Imported From Scotland Liter • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE $719 GORDONS VODKA Liter Distilled From REVCO'S LOW 100% Grain • 80 Proof LOW PRICE ' m UMCBl'S WINE Rose or Rubeo 750 ML • 12% Alcohol REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE J35.9 ZONIN LAMBRUSCO . Sweet-Light Wine REVCO'S LOW, 750 ML • 9% Alcohol LOW PRICE $229 McHenry • 4400 W. Elm • 385*1125 Formerly Miy'i Drug PriCPS in plfect Wpd thru Tijrs Nov 4 If Itpms available w^ile quantities last C O P Y R I G H T n e t R V R f V C O D 5 I N C Driscoll 15-11, 15-5; and the Skyhawks earned the right to play the Rockets by easily defeating Alden-Hebron 15-0, 15-3. Johnsburg now boasts an overall record of 16-7, which includes a 11-1 record since October began. The only loss during that span of 12 games came from the Rockets earlier at Richmond. "There was no doubt in my mind that we would beat Richmond," said Johnsburg coach Kathy Bull. "We really wanted to play them bad. They had never seeen us play to our full extent and they just didn't know what to expect." , Johnsburg started out the first game playing very tight and nervous volleyball. Richmond capitalized on the Skyhawks by jumping out to a quick 4-1 lead. The Skyhawks rallied on serves by Norine O'Neill and Theresa Hauck, and spikes by Patti Haag and Diane Heard to even the score. Richmond regained the lead at 9-8, but a serve by Sue Dehn and a Cheri Kofler kill spike gave Johnsburg the momentum they needed. O'Neill added two points and Haag collected the final three as the Skyhawks took the first set 15-10. Johnsburg started out poorly in the second set which allowed Richmond to keep pace. The Rockets last lead of the night was at 3-2. Then O'Neill took over with All Conf w 1 Pf pa w 6 2 150 98 4 5 3 164 103 4 4 4 110 146 3 1 7 76 145 1 0 8 62 198 0 SHARK CONFERENCE Marian Central Hononegah Harvard Johnsburg Marengo Friday Game Marian Central at Harvard, 6 & 8 p.m. Marengo at Hononegah, 6 & 8 p.m. Saturday Games Johnsburg at Wheaton Christian, 1 p.m. (non-conf.) Fox Valley Conference * Crystal Lake Central Cary Grove Jacobs Crown McHenry Dundee Woodstock Crystal Lake South Woodstock at Saturday's games Crown at McHenry, 12 & 2 p.m. Cary Grove at Jacobs, 12 & 2 p.m. FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE Name Brennan Cary Grove Fielding Dundee Mack Crystal Lake C. Eberly Jacobs Hill Crystal Lake C. Hanson Crown Boos Cary Grove Passing Graves, C.L.C. 11 Carroll, Dundee 9 Mullen, McHenry 6 P\GE 7 - PLAINDEALEK - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1SSI Marian Loses 24-0 Playoff Hopes Dim All Conf w 1 > pf pa w 1 v 6 2 194 84 5 1 6 2 153 62 4 2 5 3 110 88 si 4 2 5, 3 105 115 3 3 4 4 128 150 2 4 4 4 99 134 3 3 3 5 65 168 2 4 2 6 84 113 1 5 Friday's game Dundee, 6 & 8 p.m. >R ING td 1 patl pat 2 fg tp 5 14 1 0 46 7 0 0 0 42 6 0 1 0 38 4 7 0 1 34 5 0 0 0 30 5 0 0 0 30 5 0 0 0 30 Marian Central's football team now has only two chances to make the IHSA state playoffs-slim and none- following a 24-0 defeat on Friday. According to Marengo high school principal Don Hedrick, a league official, Hononegah now has the inside track to qualify for its third straight playoff ap­ pearance. All the Indians have to do is beat the 0-8 Marengo Indians to become the of­ ficial SHARK playoff representative. Even if Marian beats Harvard on Friday, all the Hurricanes will receive is designation as league co-champion. Marian's only chance to make the playoffs is if it can beat Harvard on Friday night and Hononegah loses to Marengo If both schools win this weekend, each will still be declared SHARK co- champions, but Marian will miss the playoffs. In Saturday's game, Hononegah used four big plays to defeat the Hurricanes. In the first quarter, Tony Warneke caught an 80-yard pass from Scott Sauberlich to make the score 6-0 in favor of the Indians. Marian had a chance to score on its first possession, but when the drive stopped at the Indian 20-yard line, Scott Spengel's attempted field goal was blocked. Marian's defense held Hononegah scoreless until the middle of the third quarter when Mike Ain- sworth broke off a 59-yard scoring run to make it 12-0. Hononegah added two more touchdowns late in the game. Sauberlich again hit Warneke for a score, this time from 47 yards out, and Ainsworth scored the final touchdown on a 14-yard run making the final 24-0. Marian dropped into a tie for first place with Hononagah as each team owns a 4-1 SHARK record. Overall, Marian is 6-2, while Hononegah stands at 5-3. By Jack McCarthy SHAW AAIDIA NEWS SEtVICI Receiving Fielding, Dundee 7 Hill, C.L.C. 5 Brennan, Cary G 4 Kickers Schreiner, C.L.C. 20 Brennan, Cary G. 14 Bratthauer, Dundee 7 Eberly, Jacote 7 Field Goals Gerhard, C.L.S. Seeman, Crown three straight serves in­ cluding two aces, and after Heard spiked another point, Johnsburg led 6-3. Hauck added two points for the Skyhawks and serves by Haag and a Kofler spike increased the lead to 11-6. Richmond struck back for four straight points to trail by one, but that was all that they were to get. Johnsburg put the finish on the championship with Kofler serving and Haag and O'Neill putting down two spikes apiece for the second straight 15-10 win. "I was pleased with our peformance, but I know that we still didn't play our best," said Bull. "I got on the girls all week and told them that we're not number one, but we're number two. "This team beat us and that gives them the right to be number one. I told the girls that they would have to prove that they were better and that's what they did. "We think that we can win Sectionals," she added. "We've got to get it in our heads to play better at the start and to get good serves. This was the first time in a long time that we missed that many serves." Johnsburg is scheduled to meet the winner of the Kirkland-Hiawatha District on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Should the Skyhawks win, they will play in the championship game on Thursday, Nov. 5. Joe Kost To Introduce Our New AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE DEPARTMENT We Are Offering A FREE INSPECTION Of Coolant Protection, Belts, Hoses, Clamps And Water Pump. ADDITION OF ANTIFREEZE ONLY $3.75 A GALLON . 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