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Five Area Cagers Join All-SHARK Team NE8DAY. MARCH It. II , Five area cagers selected to the last All- SHARK boys basketball team at a coaches meeting last week. Prom Johnsburg, 5-10 guard Tom Pieper was selected to the first team, while 6-2 forward Jeff Bartmann selected to the second team. Pieper, an honorable mention pick a year ago, started all 25 games for the Sky hawks this season and was called upon to handle a variety of chores, including scoring, rebounding, playmaking, and also serving as the defensive stopper. He led Johnsburg in several offensive catagiories including total points (359). scoring average (14.4), ana assists (48). Bartmfmn, a first-time, nominee, Was second on the ream in scoring with 278 for a 12.0 average in 23 games played. The senior auo carried the Skyhawks for most of the season, as one or the other lead the team in scoring for 21-of-25 contests. Each also shared the individual game- high point total of 24. Marian Central's three selections included the conference's leading, scorer in Scott Truckenbrod (first team), Mike Sabatka (second team), and Dave Rickert (honorable mention). Truckenbrod, the Hurricanes' 6-2 prolific scorer, averaged 22.6 points per contest. The senior forward owned eight 30-plus performances during the Tom Pieper Johnsburg First Team Scott Truckenbrod Marian Central First Team Jeff Bartmann Johnsburg Second Team Mike Sabatka Marian Central Second Team Scoreboard FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE Girls Basketball - Final conf all School w 1 pts OPP w 1 Crystal Lake South 13 1 877 630 19 4 Crystal Lake Central 10 4 642 574 13 8 Dundee 9 5 786 652 14 6 Crown 8 6 646 604 11 12 McHenry 7 7 534 648 8 13 Cary-Grove 5 9 593 657 9 13 Jacobs 3 11 555 WD 5 16 Woodstock / 1 13 1 485 679 2 17 Leading Scorers: Name School fg ft tp Scherman Crystal Lake South 114 46 274 Hustzi Crystal Lake Central 89 49 227 Heger Crown 78 49 205 Boos Cary-Grove 84 34 202 Kwidzinski Jacobs 64 48 176 REVCO DISCOUNT DRUG CENTER Uirely Muttons it rafcwlin Bwco pricss IVDWEISER BEER ' \ ' J J 6 PACK* 12 OZ. CANS REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE GALLO VERMOUTH 750 ML • 16% Alcohol Sweet or Dry REVCO'S LOW/ » LOW PRICE SMIRNOFF VODKA Distilled From 100%. 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"He did it all for us including taking on the toughest defensive assignment" \ Rickert started the season on the botch, but as the season wore he became a starting forward and was also an invaluable addition. "He came on real strong for us late in the season," commented Rokus. "He always gave away two to three inches, but he always held his own under the boards." It was Rickert's clutch free throw shooting (12-for- 12) that enabled Marian to defeat conference champion Marengo on the last regular season game. Marengo's Dennis Hansen was voted the league's last MVP as he carried the Indians to the title with a 6-2 record. Marengo coach Bill Barry was nominated Coach of the Year. CarlMoesche (Editor's note -- Dave Rickert's picture was not available) PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER ;r AWARDS PRESENTATION-The moneys collected from the running of the annual Rescue 50 were distributed Sunday at Chapel Hill Country Club. Standing left to right are: Patricia Tibbitts (Hebron Rescue Squad), Don Bentz (Johnsburg Rescue Squad), Carmon Hodges (McHenry Rescue Squad), Jim Wright, Rescue 50 chairman, and Frank Melsner, president of Harmony Snowmobile Club. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD I 1981-82 SHARK conference All-Conference Team: First Team School Marengo Hononegah Marian Central Harvard Johnsburg Name Dennis Hansen Jem Brown Scott Truckenbrod PaulKramarczyk Tom Pieper Second Team Name School Craig Carlson Harvard Steve Waeghe Marengo Jeff Clemmons Hononegah Mike Sabatka Marian Central Tim Anderson Harvard Lane Samuelson Marengo Jeff Bartmann Johnsburg Honorable Mention Dave Rickert (Marian Central) Tom Eicher (Hononegah) MVP -- Dennis Hansen (Marengo) Coach of the Year--Bill Barry (Marengo) Year Ht Senior 6-2 Senior 6-3 Senior 6-2 Senior 6-3 Senior 5-10 Year Ht Junior 6-2 Senior 5-10 Senior 5-8 Senior 5-9 Junior 6-2 Senior 5-9 Senior 6-2 Streaks Head To Sectionals B E L V I D E R E - Woodstock's boys basketball team continues to roll as the Blue Streaks won the B e l v i d e r e R e g i o n a l championship Friday night 54-49 over Jacobs. Bill Firnbach led the winners, now 22-3. with 18 points, while Toad Burns added 14. 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