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McHenrv Seeks Consistency PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALEE - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1*1 "If we can have the same year as we did last year, we'll be happy," said McHenry head basketball coach Ken Ludwig as he contemplated the upcoming Dave Sqrith takes aim at the basket as two other McHenry players^dy themselves for s possible rebound. Smith is a returainFKtterman who will start for the Warriors this season a post position. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE Local Spikers Dominate All-Conference Squad A Four members from Johnsburg's volleyball team and three members from Marian Central's team have been selected on the SHARK all-conference list Nominated to the first team were seniors Sue Dehn and Cheri Kofler of the Skyhawks and seniors Julie Nylander and Debbie Liggett of the Hurricanes. Conference champion Hononegah filled out the two remaining spots on the first team with seniors Shelly Birkholz and Kelly Mason. Dehn, Johnsburg's number one setter, was also selected the Most Valuable Palyer in the SHARK conference by the conference coaches. Among tho&, selected to the second team were Patti Haag and Norini O'Neill of the Skyhawks and Jean Thompson of the Hurricanes. Johnsburg and Marian Central tied for second place in the SHARK conference with 5-3 records, while Hononegah finished at 6-2. Under the guidance of first-year coach Kathy Bull, the Skyhawks enjoyed their best season ever in the school's four year histoiy finishing at 1&-8. Johnsburg won its own District, won the Marian Central Sectional, then was eliminated in Supersectionals by Immaculate Conception. SHARK all-conference Volleyball Sue Dehn * Cheri Kofler Julie Nylander Debbie Liggett Shelfy Birkholz Kelly Mason Patti Haag Norine O'Neill Jean Thompson Jodi Marks Tracey Stevens FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Johnsburg Johnsburg Marian Central Marian Central Hononegah Hononegah Johnsburg Johnsburg Marian Central Marengo Harvard • SHARK MVP During the 1960-81 season, the Warriors finished third in the Fox Valley conference with a9-5 record and enjoyed an overall 17-0 mark. Despite the winning record, McHenry was not a tall team last year and Ludwig and his assistant coach Terry Reilly face a similar predicament this season. "We're just about in the same boat as last year," Ludwig said. "We're not very big on the front line, but our kids are quick and we'll handle the ball pretty well." The tallest player for McHenry is junior Brad Salman who stands 6'3". The Warriors were also not an experienced team last year and this year is no exception as only two let- term en return, of which one was a regular. The returning regular is Mike Burgdorf, one of the quickest players on the team. The 5'11" Burgdorf averaged 3.9 points per game last season and was second on the team with 66 steals. During his senior year, he will be Ludwig's starting point guard. The other returning varsity performer is senior Dave Smith who saw limited action last year, but will start at one of the post positions. According to Ludwig, the 6'1" Smith will be at the post because he is at his best when he's playing the inside game. Playing across from Smith will be either 6'2" senior Aric Akins or 6'2" junior Steve Babb. Akins has the advantage at this time because of his superior rebounding skills. McHenry's best offensive threat, junior Mike Bauml, is expected to start on a wing position. The 6'0" Bauml is the Warriors' best outside shooter and top all-around offensive player, according to Ludwig. The other wing position is up for grabs. A pair of 5'10" seniors, Dan Long and Dave Williams, appear to have the inside trade' for a starting berth. Another possibility is 6'2" Bill Herrmann. Hie junior is listed as a swingman, but may play wing to strengthen the Warriors' rebounding. Backing up Burgdorf at To State Both the McHenry and the Marian Central cross country teams will be at Peoria Saturday competing in their respective state meets. McHenry, winners of the Lake Forest Sectional a week ago, will make its first- ever trip in Class AA. Marian is making its fifth trip in six years in Class A. A .(Bifl enslaved 7318 West Route 120 Box 487 McHenry, Illinois 60050 Telephone 815/385-0825 'Ymt owi sip ites Ngraved ii wood' Save s60 lb $80DuringThe Toro* Great Winter Rebate. Indications are, this could be a real tough winter. A good time to save on a Toro® snowthrower. 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Also on the varsity roster are seniors Ben Schweder, Charlie Wegener, and Bob Whalen; and juniors Randy Buenzli, Gary Freund, Scott Grady, Robbi Mortell, Kevin Reed, John Wegener, and Jim Wynveen. As most of the players stand at around six feet, Ludwig noted that the at­ titude of the players has been super since players are still fighting for the Coach's Corner KEN LUDWIG With an impressive 186- 120 overall record at McHenry high school, Ken Ludwig begins his 15th year as head coach of the Warriors. During that span, his teams have won five Regional championships, one Sectional cham­ pionship, and have made one Sweet 16 appearance. Originally from Ef­ fingham, 111., Ludwig attended Eastern Illinois University where he holds a B.S. and a M.S. degree in physical education. At EIU he also played basketball and and was twice all-conference sport. Ludwig was also selected District 10 "Coach of the Year" for the 1973-74 and 1974-75 seasons by the Illinois Basketball Coaches Asociation. 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