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car care center. We feature the largest stock of . automotive parts A in McHenry County Y S«rviH| McHeary Since 1948. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KEEP YOUR CAR IN TOP RUNNING CONDITION. SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY RL.AINTIRAI.ER . P&nr it u,i'DNE8DAY FEBRUARY I 1978 Reveal Exciting Sports Stories In '77 Review ALL ATTENTION - Liu Jackson pats both her hands to use as she retains a serve during a tennis match last season. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Your complete 5 EXPERIENCED COUNTER MEN WHO UNDERSTAND YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS. Community Auto Supply 385 0778 McHENRY 3021 W. RTE 120 JANUARY Don Freund of McHenry high. 132 lb., wrestler, won the championship over Jerry Hecht of Woodstock in the finals of the Rockford Boylan Invitational last week. In games played before the holidays, the local freshmen cagers won a pair by defeating North Chicago 42 to 40 and Grant 51 to 50. In the championship game of the American Legion, 8th Grade Basketball tournament, Johnsburg and McHenry put on quite a show, with McHenry winning the thrilling contest 32- 31 for the tourney title. Coach Marty Sobczak's "Rassling Warriors" finished 4th in the 12 team Rockford Boylan Invitational last week in Rockford. Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry High swimmers defeated Buffalo Grove in a real thriller 86 to 84. The Warriors came through with a first place in the 400 Freestyle relay and as a result won the meet, the first time they have ever defeated Buffalo Grove. Coach Marty Sobczak's fast improving McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" easily defeated two North Suburban foes over the weekend by wide margins. On Friday night at home they defeated Lake Forest 47 to 15 and on Saturday afternoon, they won at Libertyville 33 to 15. Coach Jeff Clayton took his freshmen swimmers to the Libertyville Freshmen In­ vitational Swim meet and came home with the first place trophy. Last Saturday, the McHenry Girls Volleyball team beat Marengo in the Sub-District match of the Illinois State Volleyball tournament. After several years of trying, the Crystal Lake Tigers finally stung the Warriors with» a convincing 71 to 49 defeat at Crystal I^ake. The Woodstock Blue Streaks defeated the McHenry High Warriors in a Saturday night brawl at Woodstock 75 to 69. The annual Snow Follies Men's Basketball tournament, held in Huntley the last two weekends, was won by lakeland construction, which consists of players all from McHenry. The McHenry High sophomore cagers of Gary Collins lost a tough game Friday night to Crown 61 to 57. The "Fighting Warriors" ended their five game losing streak with a convincing 86 to 64 win over the hapless Crown Vikings Friday night at West Campus. Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry High swimming team won a triangular meet last week when they defeated Elgin I^arkin and Waubonsie Valley. The second annual "Rescue 50" drew ninety-one snowmobiles to the McHenry Moose lodge for the start of the marathon that benefitted the rescue squads of McHenry and Johnsburg. Pledges totaled $4,710. FEBRUARY A tall talented group of Barrington Broncos defeated the McHenry high Warriors by the score of 83 to 74 The Lake Forest swimmers bested the McHenry high team last week by a score of 93 to 56. Scott and Jim Hall each won two events for the local squad. Coach Marty Sobczak's McHenry high grapplers defeated Mundelein Tuesday night by the score of 34 to 12. Coach Gary Collins sophomore cagers split a pair of games the past weekend. On Friday they lost to Zion Benton 48 to 39 and Saturday, avenged an earlier defeat in a real thriller, 47 to 45. The McHenry high "Rassling Warriors" finished 7th in the North Suburban conference meet held at Lake Forest last weekend. The Lake Region Sports Car club (LRSCC) retained its hold on first place in the Ice Challenge Event < ICE > series as nine members of the local club collected a total of 15 points in the third of four races. Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry high "Water Warriors" closed out their most successful season by defeating both Dundee and Woodstock. The Warriors finished their dual meet season with a record jf 12 wins and only 5 defeats. Howie Useman. Don Freund and Bob Larke are scheduled to compete in the IHSA Sectional tournament in Barrington. All three finished second in the district held at Woodstock. For the second consecutive night the McHenry tiigh Warriors lost a heartbreaker when they fell to Mundelein in overtime 82 to 77 Saturday. Tim Matthews' 25 footer with 2 seconds remaining on the clock enabled the Libertyville Wildcats to win a thriller Friday. The Warrior freshmen basketball team defeated Libertyville Wildcats Saturday to blemish their 21 and 0 season record 54 to 46. On Monday the local team hosted Mundelein and captured its ninth win in its last ten games as they thumped the young Mustangs 52 to 39. Coach Ken Ludwig's McHenry high fighting Warriors closed out regular season play over Crown 87 to 76. MARCH Seniors Brian Miller and Billy Hurckes were placed on the North Suburban All Con­ ference team by the league coaches. Any hopes that the Warriors had of advancing to the Rock­ ford Sectional tournament next week, were ended Wednesday night when Woodstock defeated them 50 to 41. Saturday, March 5, the McHenry Girls' Badmintoa team dropped the first game of i their season to Hoffman Estates by a score of 5 to 2. Don Freund. senior captain of Coach Marty Sobczak;s "Rassling Warriors", was voted the Most Valuable Wrestler at the annual awards night held at West campus. The Purple Thumpers of S.E.D.O.M. climaxed their season by winning the Northern Illinois Athletic association Special Education basketball tournament at Lorado-Taft. , Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High thinclads placed fourth in the Northern Illinois university Invitational in DeKalb. Marty Zeller, a McHenry high school graduate, has moved his two year con­ tributions to average 8.1 rebounds per game and a scoring average of 11.1 over a two-year span at New Mexico Military institute APRIL 1 MCHS swim coach Mike Shanahan presented awards to Jim Murray and Bill Heinrich of the Warrior varsity swim team (CotMBM4 M page 11)