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Warriors Find Badminton More Than A Game 'eturning expected to nclude She McHENRY -- At McHenry high school the game of badminton is thought of as more than just a leisurly form of backyard recreation. At least that's the case for about 30 girls who are members of the Warrior badminton team. "It's a very competitive game for our girls," said fourth year coach Jean Natoli. "It doesn't take on the back yard atmosphere where the game is just for fun." Daily practice sessions at West campus constitute more than simply volleying the shuttlecock for an hour and a half. According to Natoli, players work on strategy, controlling their shots, making their opponent move, and hitting corner shots. "We work hard on our technique and skill," she added. This year the Warriors are working especially hard as graduation has 'claimed more than half of last year's team. The most noticeable void to fill is the number one singles position vacated by Jean Hoch. A senior last year, Hoch advanced to state where she brought a glossy 29-4 record into, the com­ petition. Fighting it out this year for the number one spot are Hoch's younger sister Donna, a junior, and senior Julie Dowell. Both are returning letterwinners. Graduation also took its toll on all three doubles teams, but the leading candidates include the tandems of Valerie Boeldt- Kim Miller and Jonnie Jo Huhn-Soe Toussaint. Other returning let­ terwinners expected to fill positions include Sherry Cristy, Char Einweck, Stephanie Hawkins, Bobbie Orin, and Sara Regner. First-year players include Roxa Ruiz, Debbie Meyer, Sandy Gilbert^ Barb Brisinte, Sheryl Groer, Claudia Budaj, Patti Hen­ derson, Sharon Foley, Laurie Leigh, Cornelia Flotz, Margaret Oleszczyk, Linda Gallo. Tracey Straza, Jackie Vankanegan, Kim Biggerstaff, Teresa Gert- sman, and Stacy Spenelly. McHenry had a winning season last year and Natoli is looking for a repeat performance this year. But at least the Warriors know that for the fourth straight year they already have the Fox Valley con­ ference title wrapped up. That's com because of only 92 mpeting schools in Illnois, McHenry is the only FVC Elgin Laridn at 4:90 p.m. competition on Tuesday, March 16 when they host school to field a team. The Warriors will begin Carl Moesche Shady Lane Wins Mat Title McHENRY -- Shady Lane junior high school of Fox Lake succesfully defended its Illinois Elementary School Association District "A" wrestling championship held at Parkland junior high on Saturday. Shady Lane, also the defending state champion, had 10 wrestlers take first place among the 17 weight classes and had another three who finished second to rack up a winning total of 378 meet points. Host Parkland finished second with 314 points, followed by Big Hollow, third with 212; McHenry, fourth with 119; Avon,, fifth with 86.5; and Montini, sixth with 32. All first and second place finishers will avance to the State Meet this weekend, March 12-13 at Bloomington high school in Bloomington, iU. The following are the first * 105 lbs and second place boys in 1-Kerry Hagen (SL) 2-Johnson (BH) their respective weight 1-Kerry Hagen (SL) 2-Johnson (BH) classes who have qualified 112 lbs for state: 1-Brian Catalano (SL) 65 lbs 2-Hallin(BH) 1-Sean Kegel (SL) 119 lbs 2-Keith Stewart (Av) 1-Dan Parisi (Par) 70 lbs 2-Zach Chandler (SL) 1-Bob Sutton (SL) 126 lbs 2-Mazur (BH) 1-Bob Wilson (SL) 75 lbs 2-Bob Nolan (Par) 1-Todd Soucy (SL) 135 lbs 2-Mazur (BH) 1-Tim Friesel(Par) 80 lbs 2-Jim Sosnowski (SL) 1-Joe Sundland (SL) 145 lbs 2-Russ Bunday (Par) 1-Jim Wanhala (SL) 85 lbs 2-Dennis Gaines (Par) 1-Ken Schmidt (SL) 155 lbs 2-Jim LaFleur (SL) 1-Jim Shaver (McH) 90 lbs 2-Bill Brown (Par) l-Alex(BH) 167 lbs 2-Tom Wrona (Par) 1-Dave Sikorski (McH) 95 lbs 2-Mike Jones (Par) 1-Bakis (BH) 185 lbs 2-DaveParisi(Par) 1-Dave Gort(SL) 100 lbs 2-Bob Nystrom (Mon) 1-Hamm (BH) Heavyweight 2-Myers (BH) 1-Keith Westerfield (Par^ , Coach's Corner Orig ina l ly f rom Lombard, 111., Jean Natoli begins her fourth year as coach of the McHenry Badminton team. Natoli graduated with a B.S. degree from Nor­ thern Illinois University where she majored in special education |nd elementary education. At Northern, she c o m p e t e d i n - terse holastically on the swimming team including both Regional and National competition. She also received the Cenaur Award as Synchronized Swimmer of the Year for AAU. During her prep career at Glenbard East high school, she played soft- ball, volleyball, and badminton for three years each, and she presently Jean Natoli serves on the IHSA Ad­ visory Commit tee for badminton. Jean and her husband Chuck make their home in McHenry. McHenry Badminton Tue., Mar. 16 Thur., Mar. 18 Sat. Mar. 20 Wed., Mar. 24 Mon.,Mar.29 Tue., Mar. 30 Mon.,Apr. 5 Thur., Apr. 8 Man., Apr. 19 Wed., Apr. 21. 'fYi., Apr. 23 Tue., Apr. 27 Wed., Apr. 28 Sat May 1 Thur., May 6 Tue., May 11 Wed., May 12 Sat, May 22 Fri-Sat. May 21 Elgin Larkin atDeKalb at Lake Forest Invitational 9:00 a.m. atConant at Rolling Meadows North Chicago 4:00p. m. at Elgin Lake Forest atZion-Benton Streamwood 4:15 p.m. at Waukegan East 4: IS p. m. Schaumburg 5:00 p.m. at North Chicago4:00 p.m. atConant Invitational 10:00 a.m. Waukegan West Zion-Benton 5:00 p.m. at Fremd IHSA District IHSA State School Bowling League • What a race for the top three places! High games this week were enjoyed by R. Glawe 204, B. Bitterman 202 and 199, A. Boeldt 200, D. Luckett 192, and N. Losch 185. . Standings PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MARCH 12,1962 Johnsburg Sports Awards All athletes, parents, and friendi attend the Winter Sports Awards Johnsburg High School Athletic Boc March 17.. The awards program will start at 7:00 in the high school! auditorium. 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