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PACK 6 - PI AINDFA1KR - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7.1986 1 i m m i ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS-went to four McHenry Warriors as a result of a Fox Valley Conference coaches meeting held Monday night. At the left is Rob Kalck, a halfback that racked up three games of 100 yards or more. Kalck served as a Co-captain under coach Joe Schlender. Above, Keith Belzer passed his way to all-conference honors as he continually hit Tim Klapperich and Dave D'Angelo. Belzer was helped considerably by offensive lineman, Andy Saunders (72 above and bottom left), who was one of the strongest linemen in the Fox Valley and used his strength to Mock for Kalck and protect Belzer. Below at Right is Dave D'Angelo (40), the flashiest Warrior who ran three kickoffs back for touchdowns this season. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Four All-Conference Warriors The Fox Valley Con­ ference football coaches selected four McHenry football player as members of the I960 All-Conference squad at a meeting in Crystal Lake on Monday. A total of 33 players were selected to the squad as Dave D'Angelo, halfback, Rob Kalck, halfback, Andy Saunders, offensive tackle and Keith Belzer, quar­ terback, were the Warrior entries. There were four unanimous picks on the team as quarterback Neil Britt and end Grant Barry of Cary-Grove joined John Simon, a halfback from Crystal Lake Central, and Bob Jewell, a halfback from Crystal Lake South. At 135 pounds, Dave D'Angelo was the smallest player to make all- conference as the senior halfback for McHenry served as one of the team captains and lettered in 1979. He was the highest scorer on the Warriors and sixth among conference scorers with 9 touchdowns. He soon became known as a kickoff threat, running two kicks back for 87-yard touchdowns and one back for an 80 yard score. Teams deliberately kicked away from D'Angelo after that, but this didn't stop him from scoring on runs of 60,47, and 33 yards as well as catching passes of 49, 25, and 24 yards for touch­ downs. His best game this season as a rusher came against Dundee, as he rushed three times for 67 yards and caught 2 passes for 29 yards. In his best game as a receiver, D'Angelo caught 7 Belzer passes for 98 yards and he has ranked in the top ten in the state for most of the season. Rob Kalck is also a senior captain at 185 pounds, and lettered for coach Joe Schlender last year. Like D'Angelo, Kalck also returned a kick for 90 yards and a touchdown this season, but unlike D'Angelo, he did most of his damage on the ground, hammering out more than 100 yards in three different games and averaging about 5.4 yards per carry. He accumulated touch­ down runs of 36, 23, and 32 yards in five carries to paydirt, while catching two passes of 23 and four yards for touchdowns. Quarterback Keith Belzer has also been among the state's top ten for most of the season, averaging 96.5 yards in the air per game. He completed 64 passes in 138 attempts for a 47 per cent completion average. His average completion was 13.5 yards as Tim Klapperich joined D'Angelo and Kalck as his primary targets. FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Name. School ht wt yr pos Neil Britt, Cary Grove * 6'2" 183 Sr QB Joe Mack, Cary Grove 5'9" 170 Sr LB Grant Barry, Cary Grove * 6'1" 167 Sr E Jim Owens, Cary Grove 5'11" 170 Jr LB A1 Foster, Cary Grove 6'2" 185 Sr T Jim Ruschke, Cary Grove 6'4" 200 Sr T Steve Schmit, Cary Grove 6'f' 185 Sr C Ray Krzywicki, Crown 6'0" 225 Jr T Doug Frank, Crown 5'8" 170 Sr HB Lynn Grant, Crown 5*11" 155 Jr QB Scott Munch, Crystal Lake Central 5'ir" 180 Sr T Jim Ratzer, Crystal Lake Central 6'0" 175 Sr FB John Simon, Crystal Lake Central * 5*10" 160 Sr HB Andy Mack, Crystal Lake Central 5'9" 158 Jr WB Scott Overby, Crystal Lake Central 5'6" 145 Sr FB Bob Jewell, Crystal Lake South * 6'0" 182 Sr HB Steve Murphy, Crystal Lake South 6'3" 180 Sr QB John Murphy, Crystal Lake South 5'9" 165 Sr FB Tony Peters, Crystal Lake South 5 '7" 150 Sr G Cliff Russell, Dundee 6*0" 180 Sr TE Mike Corriveau, Jacobs 6'2" 205 Sr FB Todd Mugler, Jacobs 5'9" 165 Sr Hb Dave D'Angelo, McHenry 5'8" 135 Sr HB Rob Kalck, McHenry 5*11 1K0 Sr HB Andy Saunders. McHenry 5'11" 185 Sr T Keith Belier, McHenry 6'0" 175 Sr QB Brad Downing, Woodstock 5'9" 170 Sr HB John Mohapp, Woodstock 6'2" 185 Sr E Ron Readel, Woodstock 5'10" 193 Sr FB Scott Ritzert, Woodstock 6*3" 190 Sr E Matt Krause, Woodstock 5'11" 170 Sr QB Gary Schnulle, Woodstock 5'6" 160 Sr G Jeff Friedel, Woodstock 5*10" 160 Sr DB Belzer threw more than one touchdown pass per game with his longest being a 49 yard bomb to Dave D'Angelo. Andy Saunders wore number 72 for the Warriors and was rarely in the limelight, but he is probably the biggest reason that Belzer was so successful as he kept the pass rush away from the Warrior quar­ terback from his offensive tackle spot. Saunders was also one of the senior captains as he started all of the 1979 games, playing both offense and defense. At 185 pounds, Saunders was not the biggest lineman in the conference , but he was one of the strongest. Both Woodstock and Cary- Grove had seven representatives on the all- conference squad, while Crystal Lake Central ac­ cumulated five, Crystal Lake South and McHenry four, Crown three, Jacobs two and Dundee one player For those interested, a composite of all the Fox Valley all-conference players was put together and it shows the average player to be 181 pounds, 5' 11" tall and is a senior. Joel Wakitsch Tumble-Weeds Ready For Nov. 23 Meet Plaindealer The McHenry County Tumble-weeds travelled to Spring Valley this past weekend for the State of Illinois Tumbling Meet which hosted the largest group of competitors (16 teams) thus far this season. At awards time, seven individual Tumble-weeds were honored. Taking first place honors were Jon Roark and Tammy Horton, while Erin Doherty and Colleen Samen took sixth, Debbie Pearce clinched a seventh place and Karly Kunzer and FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL FINAL STANDINGS Team / w 1 pts opp Cary Grove 7 0 210 85 Woodstock 6 1 202 107 Crystal Lake Central 5 2 136 47 Crystal Lake South 4 3 230 126 McHenry 3 4 139 128 Crown 2 5 54 165 Dundee 1 6 49 225 Jacobs ' 0 7 33 150 SCORERS Name. School td pat-1 pat-2 fg tp Jewell, Crystal Lake S. 17 1 104 Downing, Woodstock 12 1 74 Mack, Cary Grove 6 27 63 Barry, Cary Grove 10 60 J. Murphy, Crystal LakeS. 5 26 56 D'Angelo, McHenry 9 54 Simon, Crystal Lake, C. 9 54 Ritzert, Woodstock 6 36 Kalck, McHenry 5 1 32 Readel, Woodstock 5 30 Sheri Knaack each were awarded with ninth places. In the novice, boys division, the Tumble-weeds took a second place team trophy. Many of the team mem­ bers have advanced to higher competition levels in the past week. Moving to the advanced class are Vickie Bruce, Tracy Hudjera and Tammy Horton, while Karly Kunzer, Jenny Donlan, Colleen Samen, Debbie Graef and Rachel McGranahan moved up to intermediate. Novice members include Tammy Bondi, Jenny Ricker, Debbie Gough, Lisa Wilkinson, Heather Olson and Jackie Ricci. The entire team is preparing to host its home meet on Nov. 23 at West Campus, which is scheduled to have over 600 competitors travelling to McHenry County from Illinois and Wisconsin. The Tumble- weeds are coached by Duane Sperry and his assistant is Lori Knaack. The coaches and gymnasts are working hard to make gymnastics and tumbling a big part of the sports scene in Illinois and the public is urged to attend the biggest power tumbling meet in Illinois on Nov. 23 in McHenry. Basketball League To Hold Meeting The McHenry Parks and Recreation Department is now forming a Men's Basketball League and will hold an organizational meeting and practice night on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at Parkland Junior High School. Area residents who have a team or individuals are invited to the 7 pm meeting where information on thd proposed league will be available. ! The Men's league is scheduled to begin play in early December and will continue through February. Games will be played on Wednesday evenings at Parkland. For further in­ formation, call 344-3300. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ won the Mike Gerrie Coetzee 1. Who Weaver, bout? 2. Brian Sipe quarterbacks for what pro team? 3. Who won the New York City Marathon? 4. Who set an AL and NL record for appearances by a pitcher? 5. Marques Johnson plays pro basketball for what team? Answtrt To Sport Qalz 1. Weaver retained his WBA crown. 2. Cleveland Browns. 3. Alberto Salazar, male winner, Grete Waitz, female winner. 4. 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