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Ar*Y< •LOW MINIMUM: •RETURN Of CAh WE VE GOT MCMENRV GOLD The McHenry Warrior golf team Bauml, Chris Vetoing, Tom Neumann, Stc-e Svec and beck of their second place trophy. Coach Chuck Coda. LET US TURN THIS (NICE) OPEN AIR SCREEN ROOM In 32 years as golf coach; '82 is the best For 32 years, Chuck Cuda has been the golf coach far the McHeary Warriors. Ifthe 31 years be has been golfing coach was a cake, 1982 would be the frosting. His team terrorized the Fax Valley Conference and other foes, finishing the season with a 12-0 dual record. His Warrior golfers captured the Randall Oaks Invitational and took a second at the mini-state Lake Forest Invitational. They went on to capture the FVC, district and sectionals. Just six strokes fell between a Warrior perfect season, as the Cuda golfers settled with a second at the state meet. "I had a lot of good outstanding teams, but this has to be the best," said Cuda. The best a Warrior soif team finished at the Illinois state meet under the guidance of Cuda, was third. That happened in 1977. The sectional title was the first for a Warrior team. Cuda ondnaQy came to McHenrv as a basketball coach, but golf became his specialty. His credentials in golf include playing on the varsity golf squad at Michigan State. When asked of his secret for success, Cuda has one word, "discipline." "You have to nit a lot time in golf. Very tough discipline. Ifs mental. You have to make them understand no bogeys or double bogeys-. You makes bad shot, forget it and play your game. It's a self < "You have to encourage him (beginning golfer). Make him work, doesn't like other sports,then have mm work at golf. Just work at it" Cuda is a lover of all sports except baseball. He doesn't like The baseball swing screws up a good golf swing. To make a Warrior squad, Cuda says a golfer has to play in a lot of tournaments during the summer. If he doesn't, Cuda says he won't be able to handle the pressure. Cuda says die thing you have to remember about golf is it's an individual sport "You can't substitute. We cannot talk to the kids while they are on the course. They have to do it alone." Graduated golfers out of the Cuda numerous squads nave experienced success later an. Jim Buenxli is the top golfer at the University of Illinois and be has four alumni on the Northern Illinois University golfing ftfini Chuck Cuda has experienced quite a bit of success in his 32 years, but he stresses that success isn't the most important benefit. 'Tm more interested in seeing these kids build in character. I'm to build character. The name of the game is to build these kids with character." This has been a special year for the veteran coach. And like all successful coaches, he gsated to thssk a lot of people. Especially' two groups; his family and the parents. His family has helped him with managing die Warrior golf he started golfing. He iust couldn't say enough about the parents. > "Their (the golfers) families followed the kids at all the meets -- that's encouraging to them." Standing left tm right; Brad Adams, Kirk Barnicle, Mike The McHenry Plaindealer 6ports sL SPRINT FOR THE FINISH -- Warrior runner, Brian Wright gives it his all, sprinting for the finish line at the McHenry County cross country meet. He faished third with a time of 16:52. He broke his personal record on the Veterans Acres course. STAFF PHOTO -- MIKE LAMB GRANT DEFEATS MARIAN The Marian volleyball team lost to Grant 10-15 and 7-15. The Junior varsity also lost, 13-15 and 19-15. The Hurricanea are now 6-11 overall and 3- 4 in the conference. Marian coach, Linda Hoppman said her team juat ̂ didn't play as a team. CORRECTIONS In last Friday's paper, it was stated Gere Tbennes of McHenry caught a 321 pound and eight ounces Chinook Salmon. The right weight is 32 pounds and eight ounces. On Oct. 8, it was reported Brad Bona to finished die Chicago Marathon at 4:53.00. His time should have been 3:49.00. STAFF PHOTO --WAYNE UAYLUKU * Girls' Win First Cross Country Championship CRYSTAL LAKE -- For the first time ever, a McHenry Warrior girls' cross country team captured the McHenry County cross country titlg. It was also the first time a girls a&s country team from McHenry was the first place finisher in a championship meet. * Delia Saunders was the first Warrior to finish at the Veteran Acres, course in Crystal Lake Saturday She was timed at 13 .5? 4 "The girls ran a super race," said McHenry coach, Bill Hutchinson "Delia wasn't up to par but she will be at the conference meet "The girls have the talent. They can doit. All the girls ran their best race." McHenry totaled 39 points Both Crystal Lake South and Woodstock finished with 64 points. Crystal Lake Central was fourth with 106, Jacobs was fifth at 118. Cary Grove 122 and Harvard 210. Pam Bradley was the next Warrior finisher with a sixth place and time of 14:01. Kelly Brouch was right behind her at seventh place with a time of 14:05. In 10th place was Mi. hele Paul at 14:30, Debbie Kennedy «vas 12th at 14:32, Tiffini Hinger wat> 18th at 14:56. Amy Cepulis 39th at 16 Yt and Martina Steinkopt finished with a time of lfi:44 Mike Lawrence finished fifth al 18:42 and Jeff Nichols finished sixth at 18:49 for the Skyahwks in the sophomore race. Rakowski, State Bowling Champion x Eight bowlers represented the Northern Illinois Special Asssociaiion in the Illinois Special Olympic bowling tournament. This competition held on Oct. 1-2 at the Brunswick Lanes, Deerfield Illinois. Ron Rakowski of McHenry, was one of those eight participating. He was the state champion in the 20-29-year- old division. Call us TODAY! k PAGE C - P LA I N'DEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20,1982 Warrior Golfers McHenry 6 Strokes Short Finish Second At State Meet m Of Title •NTOTH/SGREAT Now you can enjoy TWICE THE USE. of your covered Patio or Screen Room > with only a small investment. We can even show you how to qualify for the new 15% tax Credit RT 14 NORTH WALWORTH, WISC. Open Daily 8 AM to S PM 414/275-2176 Saturday 9 AM to 12 Noon MIKE LAMB PEORIA - Six strokes. That's how close the McHenry Warrior golf team came from cap­ turing the class AA Illinois High School Association state golfing tournament title held at Kellogg Country Club in Peoria. c> ~. . * f „ New Trier captured the title with a 613 and McHenry turned in a final of 619. Right behind the Warriors were DeKalb 626 and Rock- ford-Guiford 634. ~ Tm always happy to finish that ytell. I'm not disappointed in not doing better." said Chuck Cuda, the Warrior coach. "New Trier just shot better. "I feel we had a better team than New Trier. It was a two team fight. If you add up the scores of both entire squads, we shot better than them by 20 strokes. They just shot better on the last day." * The Warriors and New Trier woe tied after Friday's first round {day at 313. The Warriors shot a 306 Saturday and New Trier shot 300. Cuda said it was very windy on Friday, but Saturday's weather condition was very good. "On a whole, the kids did a very good job. There is a lot of pressure playing against a school with 5,000 kids." said Cuda. KIRK BARNICLE CHRIS VEHRING rr 1 TOM NEUMANN f. STEVE SVEC £ MIKE BAUML BRAD ADAMS 79-73 < 4th place medalist) 75-77 (7th place medalist) 79-78 88-78 82-88 85-79 Breaks Own i Varsity Record k AURORA -- 'The McHenry girls' swimming team lost it's ninth meet in a row, losing to West Aurora 47-67 !> Thursday. v * Monique Betancourt broke her own j~: varisty record in the 200 yard medlay }/ relay with a time of 2:36.9, good for a first place. Betancourt also captured r- the 500 yard freestyle with a time of 6:10.90. Laura Clewis took firsts in tb$ 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:16.83 and the^QO yard backstroke at 1:18.83. Theresa Blume placed second in the 50 yard free style with a time of 27.24 and the 100 yard freestyle with a •1:00.20. v Kirk ' Barnicle led the Warrior charge for the title with a 152. He shot a 79 on Friday and a 73 on Saturday. He took fourth place by winning a playoff with David Andrew of New Trier. Mike Ferguson of East Moline and teammate Chris Vehring. All were tied at 152 M Vehring ended up in seventh {dace. , He shot a 75 on Friday and 77 on Saturday The other golfers didn't make medalist honors. Tom Neumann was next with a 157, shooting 79 on Friday k and 78 on Saturday. Steve Svec shot 80 W on Friday and 78 on Saturday to card a p 158, Mike Baum shot a 162 with a 82 on Friday and Saturday and Brad Adams shot a 164 with a 85 Friday and 79 Saturday. ,?• Jeff Mory of Springfield was the top t; medalist with a 146. In second place i Betancourt was Steve O'Bryan of New Trier with a 150 and David Fisher of Quincy was third with 151. The Warriors finished the with a 12-0 dual record arid a regional and sectional title. Cuda, after a fine season, was very grateful to the city of McHenry and the parents. "We were the only team with parents there rooting the kids on. They were really great. The town really did a good job." Pittsfield won the class A title at ChiUcothe with a 667. Elgin SL Ed wards was second with 673 and Bloomington Central Catholic was third at 695. Todd Hamilton o1 Biggsvilie Union was the top medalist with a 157.