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PAGE § - PLAINDEALER - WEDNF8DAY NOVEMBER 11.1M1 •J . • ~r • . . Marian Bombs Harvard 37-7 The McHenry "Stars" soccer team represented the city in the Crystal Lake Soccer Federation 8-9 year-old division this year. Although the Stars didn't achieve a winning record in their first season, the program was a huge success under the leadership of the McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation and the support of local parent-coaches. Future plans by the parent support group include scheduling a Chicago Sting soccer clinic, and also the formulationof a McHenry-Johnsburg soccer federation. Members of the Stars are in the top row: (from left to right) Steven Swietlik, Ken Black, Rob DiCianni, Michael Bunting, Bryan Malenius, Mike Hermann, Mike Lazer, Jim Marsh, Bob Nemtusak, and parent coach Ralph Rascon, Sr. Kneeling in the front row are: (from I-r) Steven Aieckson, Mike Haas, Jim Young, Simon Sullivan, Ralph Rascon Jr., James Keller, Greg Keller, Erik Ekstrom, and Glen Toussaint. Missing from the photo are Sean Leonard and parent coaches George and Ariene Mosher. Mike Lazer and Erik Ekstrom shared defensive honors as goalies and also led the team in goals scored. U Stars" Represent McHenry The McHenry Stars soccer team has finished their first season as our city's sole representative in the Crystal Lake Soccer Federation's 8-9 year old division. Although our local boys didn't achieve a winning record, they did acquit themselves honorably with excellent team efforts. The McHenry Parks and Recreation Department was invited to enter a team in the Crystal Lake soccer league, and children involved in a the very successful city summer soccer leaue were encouraged to participate. Under the leadership of recreation i director Pete Merkel and coached almost exclusively by interested parents including Ralph Rascon and Ariene and George Mosher, the boys acquired valuable soccer skills. The parents of team members were extremely supportive of the "Stars" and recently sponsored an awards luncheon at a local restaurant. All team members and their dedicated coaches and parents were honored with "Stars" awards and cer­ tificates of appreciation from the city of McHenry. Future plans being suggested by the parent support group include scheduling of a Chicago Sting soccer clinic somewhere in the area and organization and for­ mulation of a McHenry- johnsburg soccer federation. Shiela Aieckson M a r i a n C e n t r a l steamrolled its way over Harvard Friday night, wwhipping the Hornets 37-7 in the final game of the season. The Hurricanes, who tied Hononegah for first in the SHARK conference with a 5- l record, limited the Hornets to one fourth quarter touch­ down and 156 yards total offense. "Every time we got them (the Hurricanes) in the hole, we let them out," said Harvard football coach Mic Stevens. "After we missed that field goal, we just went down." The missed field goal came on the Hornets first possession of the game from 19 yards out. Harvard drove from its own 27-yard line, but the 36-yard attempt was right to the right. With Hurricane quar­ terback Don Rickert at the helm, Marian was stopped on its first possession. The Hornets regained the ball, but quarterback Lincoln Twedt had the ball knocked loose from his throwing hand*-* ^ and Marian recovered. The Hurricanes conducted a 38-yard drive on the ground, capped by a seven- yard jaunt by senior Tom Pappas with seven left in the opening quarter to give Marian a 7-0 lead. Pappas led all backs in game with 68 yards rushii, w "They played well,')"Said Marian coach Don Penza. "I think that's the best they played all year." "I think what it was, they were really concerned stout Harvard." Marian defeated Harvard 21-12 earlier this Season. "I thought we played a better ball game against tthem the last time," Stevens said after the loss which dropped Harvard to 3- 3 in the SHARK and 4-5 overall. Penzp said Rickert was having "a little bit of an off day," so sophomore Chuck Hartlieb was sent in. "We're pleased with him," Penza said. "It just felt good, so we left him in there." Hartlieb completed six of 12 passes for 99 yards, in­ cluding an 18-yard touch­ down pass with 42 seconds left in the game. Stevens said the Hornets didn't pressure Hartlieb, giving him time to throw the ball. In addition to the 99 yards passing, Marian rushed for 142 yards, for a total of 241 yards total of­ fense. Junior fullback Tim Linhart led the Hornets on the ground with 5? yards while junior Mafrk Gullickson picked up Twedt com­ pleted two of six passes for 45 yards, including one in­ terruption. Hurricane Dave Kubacki returned the interception 46 yards for the fourth quarter touchdown. The extra point MCC Golfers 9th In State "Meet Tl,e Team The McHenry County Colege golf team placed ninth in the. state golf tournament held in Decatur last week The Collate erf Lake County won the tournament. MCC had three golfers named to the all-conference team representing the Sky-Way Community College Conference. Named for the second year was A1 Ekeroth. Mike Lawler and David Schwartz were also named to this year's all- conferenceteam. All three students are from McHenry. MCC finished third in the conference with one of the College's most successful golf seasons. Bill Lang of McHenry and Craig Wollen of Crystal Lake also participated in the tournament. Johnsburg high school's annual "Meet the Team Night" will be held on Sunday evening November 15. All interested parents and fans are invited to attend this pre-season preview hosted by first-year coach Ben Beck. Pictures and interviews will be taken between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m.. At 7:00 p.m., each Skyhawks team will be introduced and Mr. Beck will speak on the school's philosophy and this season's outlook. At this time officials will also disc new rule changes. discuss any 15 p.m., a series of scrimmages will teams. Admittance to the scrimmages to be used by the teams throughout the season. Selection of Dresses Greatly Reduced Reg. 36.00-38.00 27.88 Reg. 50.00-65.00 39.88 Reg. 70.00-80.00 49.88 Leslie Fay • Butte • Caron • Connections • Samuel Blue • Act I • Newton Center • Yves Jennet Plus 1/3 to 1/2 off Designer Dresses • F. Masandrea • Albert Nipon • Abe Schrader • Petites: 4 14, Halt Sizes: 12i^-24)/i>, Hc^ular >Sizes: 6 20. Not all sizes and styles at every store, Better Dresses, Elgin on 3, Crystal Lake and St. Charles. kick was successful, giving Marian a 24-0 led with 9:36 left. Marian scored its second touchdown with 2:50 left in the first half, when Pappas scored on a three yard run. The PAT was good and the Hurricanes led 14-0. They recovered an onside kick following the touchdown to regain possession of the ball. Marian failed to con­ vert a fourth and nine, so Scott Spengel was called on for a field goal attempt from the 19. The 36-yard boot split the uprights, upping the Hurricanes' lead to 17-0 just before halftime. On the Hornets' first possession after the • in­ terception 65-yard return, Harvard fumbled the ball on the 16-yard line and Marian recovered at 8:47 in the fourth. The Hurricanes made quick work of it and scored at 7:17 on a three-yard Pappas run, his second touchdown of the evening. The Hornets' only touch­ down came midway through the final quarter on a one- yard burst by Gullickson. By then, the Hornets trailed 31- 7. SHAW MEDIA NCmtntVKf | Parks & Recreation | The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration for a One Day Ski Trip to Alpine Valley Ski Resort in East Troy, Wis. The trip is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 15,1982. This date is a school holiday for McHenry elementary and high school students. Registrations are being taken at McHenry City Hall, llll N. Green St. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis. The registration deadline for this trip is Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1982. < For further information on this trip, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. CHARGE IT! Your own Spiess Charge. Visa and MasterCard. We welcome them all! 'Elgin Fountain Square Plaza (312)741 4300 Crystal Point Mall (815)455 3600. St. Charles Mall (312)377 2570. Two members of the McHenry basketball team strain to tip the ball to a teammate during a recent workout at West Campus. The Warriors, coached by Mr. Ken Ludwlg, have been working hard for two weeks in preparation for this year's season. Previews for the upcoming basketball season will be found in Friday's edition. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE Athletes Away LIr r 14. CHAMPAIGN - Jerry Hutchinson, a former standout for McHenry high school, is currently a member of the University of Illinois football team. The junior is a punter who has yet to see action for the Illim in a game. "Jerry is coming along," said Illini special teams coach Paul Hansen. "He has s h o w n c o n s i s t e n t improvement and is one of the hardest workers that we have on the team. It's always difficult to make it as a f walk-on, but if Jerry inprovps a litle more, he could be punting for the Illini before he gets done. " The Illini are off to their finest start in years and have lome one more on CHARLESTON - Carrie Mortell, a former standout at McHenry high school, is a member of the Easten Illinois University women's cross country team. The sophomore helped the Panther harriers win their second straight IAIAW Division II title last Saturday at Normal. EIU runners finished in the top five spots to score a Prfect 15 in the meet. 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