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PAGE 6 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8,1982 Gridiron Play To Start This Friday The spotlight of fall high school sports has always shone on varsity football and 1982 should prove to be no different. In the McHenry area, head coaches Joe Schlender, at McHenry High School; Randy Oberembt, at Johnsburg; and Don Penza, at Marian Central have been very busy these past few weeks, preparing for the upcoming season, which starts this weekend for all three schools. In his fourth year at the helm of the McHenry varsity squad, Schlender faces the upcoming season with the biggest squad, physically, he has ever had. ' --' An off-season weight training program has helped the Warrior team in this regard; boosting the weight and strength of the players. McHenry will open the season Friday night (Parent's night), Sept. 10, against Stevenson, in one of two non-conference games. What follows are seven straight Fox Vailley Conference (FVC) games. In his first year as head coach of the Skyhawk's, Randy • Oberembt is taking over where Bob Schmitt left off. However, Oberembt faces seven new conference opponents having left the Shark Conference for the Northwest Suburban Conference (NWSC). The Skyhawks open Saturday, Sept. 11, at home against the Richmond- Burton Rockets in a non-conference bout. The next week, Johnsburg travels to Marian Central to face the Hurricanes before beginning seven weeks of NWSC play. In the West Suburban Catholic League, the Hurricanes of Marian Central Catholic High School pairs off Sept. 11 Sept. 17 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 10 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 26-27 Richmond at Marian at Antioch Grayslake (Homecoming) at Grant Wauconda at Lake Zurich at Round Lake Warren IHSA Prelims Quarter Finals Semi Finals State MARIAN HURRICANES Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 25 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Crystal Lake South ip Johnsburg at Marian Catholic at Marengo at Harvard Immaculate Conception Driscoll at St. Edward at St. Francis The McHenry Plaindealer I MARTIAL ARTS DEMO-A free martial arts demonstration will be held Saturday, Sept. 11, at 4 p.m. in the Pearl street park. Above, Hank Osuch, left, practices a throwing technique used to defend against a would-be attacker. Participants from throughout the Midwest will take part in the show and will demonstrate martial arts styles of Okinawa, China and Japan. Aerobics, women's self defense techniques and a weapons demonstration will also be featured. ATTENTION BOWLERS FOR FAMILY FUN JOIN THE ALL NEW "FAMILY FOURSOME" BOWLING LEAGUE SUNDAYS AT 4:30 P.M. 2 PARENTS OR GRANDPARENTS ft 2 CHILDREN (og.s 181 ond.r) -- TROPHIES -- BANQUET ALL FOfe $15.00 PER FAMILY BOWLING STARTS SUNDAY, SEPT. 19th TUESDAY 9:15 P.M. 3-Man Scratch League $1000 FIRST PLACE 550 Pin Limit Per Team SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. J 3-Man Handicap League t STARTS SEPT! 12 1 wmmattamm TUESDAYS, 3-WOMEN HANDICAP LEAGUE FREE BABYSITTING MONDAYS 8:45P.M. 2 Couples Per TeamJR^, BEGINNERS WELCOME STARTS 10AM ICALL CAROL STEVENS 385 15821 MONDAYS I P.M. 55 and up Mixed League' Cpll Roy or Felicia at 385-1475/344-0484/385-5018 RAYMOND'S iOHNSBUR6| BOWL CHAPEL HILL ROAD AND THE FOX RIVER IN JOHNSBURG STARTS SEPT. V in five games, before starting conference contests. The first same of the 1982 season for Marion will pit the Hurricanes at home against the Gators of Crystal Lake South. Anthony Oliver McHENRY WARRIORS Sept. 10 Stevenson Sept. 17 at Grant Sept. 24 Jacobs Oct. 1 at Crystal Lake Central Oct. 8 Crown (Homecoming) Oct. 16 at Cary Oct. 22 Dundee Oct. 29 at Crystal Lake South Nov. 5 Woodstock Nov. 10 IHSA Prelims Nov. 13 Quarter Finals Nov. 20 > Semi Finals Nov. 26-27 ^ State JOHNSBURG SKYHAWKS m . • V: h --J* V ' *V ^ j . a •.. * The Johnsburg Skyhawks take to the practice field to prepare for their first past few weeks. The McHenry Warrior* will face Stevenson at home in the game of the 1982 season, against Richmond-Burton this Saturday in Johnsburg. parent's night season opener, while the Hurricanes of Marian Central will Their counterparts on the varsity and junior varsity squads at McHenry and challenge the Crystal Lake South Gators, at Marian. Both games are scheduled Marian Central Catholic High Schools have been doing much the same for the for Friday night at 8 p.m. (junior varsity at 6 p.m.). ^ STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD After A Disappointing Golf Season Start, Marian Central Looks To Conference Play Suffering three non-conference defeats at the outset of the season, the Marian Central Catholic High School golf team has been making steady progress to get ready for their fjrst conference match against Marmion, this Friday. In the first pairing of the golf season, the Hurricanes fell 205-164 to the Cary Grove Trojans at Cary Country Club, on Sept. 2. Three Hurricane linksters -- Sam Anthony, Steve Huemann and Terry Reckamp -- all carded scores of 50 in the nine-hole outing. The Trojan junior varsity team also downed the Hurricane opposition, 178- 223. Joe Callahan came in with a 52 to mark the lowest score of 4he Hurricance junior varsity golfers. At Marengo Ridge on Sept. 2, Marian came in 14 strokes behind the Marengo varsity golf squad, 201-187. Leading the Hurricanes, Anthony shot a 45, five strokes better than his game against Cary. Reckamp carded 51, Tom Morris came in with 52 and Gregg Mason finished the nine with a 53. In junior varsity competition, Callahan again led the Hurricanes with a low score of 53i, but it was not good enough to take the Marengo squad. Marengo beat Marian Central by 20 strokes, 232-212. In the third outing, against Crown at Randall Oaks, two Marian varsity golfers made noticeable improvement, but could not get the help to beat the Vikings. Crown dropped the Hurricanes to 0-3 for the season so far by winning 164-193. Sam Anthony set the pace for the Hurricanes, marking a 39 at the away game. He was followed by Steve Huemann, who came in at 48. Tom Morris and Gregg Mason finished the nine-hole competition with scores of 50 and 56, respectively. The junior varsity golf squad fell to the Crown Vikings by a score of 227- 191. Jeff Madsen brought in a- low score of 50. In his first year as head coach of the Hurricane golf team, Jim Speaker pointed out that in two of the three matches, a freshman linkster, Steve Huemann, was in the low four -- the only scores that count in high school golf competition. "Huemann shows some real promise," Speaker said. Other than Huemann, who is a freshman this year, the rest of the squad are juniors, except for two seniors, Sam Anthony and Tom Morris. Speaker said all of the Hurricane vdjreity golfers are experienced and just need to settle down and get their games together. , Anthony is expected to lead the Hurricanes throughout the 1982 golf season. Speaker is a third-year teacher at Marian Central Catholic high school. Following the game against Marmion, at Marmion, the Hurricanes will have their first home game when they host the Montini Broncos on Monday, Sept. 13. Anthony Oliver McHenry Harriers Take 7th Place In Maine West Invitational Meet Hurricane Fury Sweeps In Volleyball po high school volleyball teams, each sporting new head coaches and at least four returning lettermen, faced off in a non-conference opener last Thursday night at Marian Central Catholic'High School. The 1982 season opened in a rather disappointing fashion for the Johnsburg Skyhawks as they suffered two blows at the hands of the Marian Central Hurricanes. The Skyhawks were swept away in a 15-6 first game loss and then mauled in a 15-5 match against the Hurricane girls. Marian Central played a smooth and consistent game throughout the course of the evening, managing to override Skyhawk rushes lata- in the games. It has been noted that the Skyhawks started out much the same last year -- a little slow at first -- but shaking off the butterflies and putting together a very competitive team. Anchoring the Johnsburg attack are four returning lettermen from last year's state finalist team. Seniors, Megan Hall, Lori Nichols and Jane Pecucci and junior, Theresa Hauck have returned to the Skyhawk lineup as veteran starters. Last year's junior varsity volleyball coach, Sharal Koenigseder, has taken over the top position of the varsity Skyhawks. Likewise at Marian Central Catholic High School, the Hurricane newcomers are bolstered by five veteran starters, Sarah Traver, Holly Ryan, Chris Ferrero, Kim Schuler and Beth Penza. Taking the helm of the Hurricane varsity volleyball squad is Linda Hoppman, in her first year as head coach. The Skyhawks have three contests this week, two of which are conference games. On Tuesday, Sept. 7,' the Skyhawks will host the Round Lake Panthers in their first conference game. On Thursday, Sept. 9, Johnsburg travels to take on the Grayslake Rams in another conference match. The Skyhawks will face Harvard, in Johnsburg, on Friday, Sept. 10. Marian Central is on the road for two days, meeting Rosary on Wednesday, Sept. 8, and Crown, on Thursday, Sept. 9. Neither is a conference game. Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry Warrior cross-country team opened their season with a 7th-place finish in the Maine West Invitationaf held last Saturday. Due to a lack of numbers, the Warriors were not able to field a complete team in all four classes for , the boys and two classes for the girls. On the varsity level, returning letterman Steve Carby finished second with a time of 15:32. The sixth runner to cross the finish line was sophomore Chris Creutz, who is also a returning letterman from last year's team, which took third in the state. Creutz finished with a time of 15:43. He was followed by Brian Wright, in 39th place; Marty Koleno, 46th; and Jim Wynveen, 87th. The junior-varsity squad had Bob Sarabia finishing 11th and Todd Rhode coming in 46th. Sophomores Tim Pankiewicz and Ray Lance finished 16th and 75th, respectively. Running at the frosh-soph level, freshman Terry Harth was the first across the line with a time of 12:12. Steve Henshall followed in 38th place and Chris Mumma in 48th. The top Warrior harrier on the girl's varsity team was Delia Saunders, who crossed the line in the 14th position with a time of 14:16, while Kelly Brough came in 55th. In the frosh-soph race, Pam Bradley, a returning letterman, finished 7th with a time of 8:47. Michele Paul was 35th, Tiffany and Ray Lance; and? freshman harriers Terry Harth, Chris Mumma, Mark Grim, and Steve Henshall. On the girls team, three returning lettermen will provide stability to a young team. Tney are, junior Delia Saunders and sophomores Pam BradlJ^iuitf Tiffany Hinger. Ithe cross-country lor Kelly Brough, sophoiTKjPPjKmle Cepulis, Debbie Kennedy %na Michele Paul, and freshman runners Cathy Rathbone and Martina Steinkopf. ANNUAL McHENRY JUNIOR YOUTH LEAGUE DANCE! vErtlogg featuring FRIDAY SEPT. 10 8:30 pm *2 Admission at the Johnsburg Community Club Dance to Pine Music and Support a Good Cause! Prizes and Much More Hinger, 39th; Debbie Kennedy, 45th; ~&thy Rathbone, 47th; Amie Cepulis, ; and Martina Steinkopf, 142nd. itine and St. Ignatius, of the ?o Catholic League, tied for lonors in the 20 team field. On ay, Sept. 9, the Warriors will to Lake Zurich to take on the Lake Zurich Bears and the Grayslake Rams. Also in the next week, the harriers will be competing on the Crystal Lake Invitational meet, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 11. Fielding a 15-man, cross-country team, Coach Hutchinson has five returning lettermen on the boys team. They are senior Jim Wynveen, juniors Steve Carby, Marty Koleno and Brian Wright, and sophomore Chris Creutz. The remainder of the boys team is comprised of juniors Bob Sarabia and Todd Rhode^/sophomores Brian Ahlgrim^BonTJrizzi, Jeff Pankiewicz Cary-Grove Downs , Marian Hurricanes In , Five Straight CARY--The Cary-Grove Trojans tennis team downed the Hurricanes of Marian Central Catholic High School in a convincing 5-0 sweep of the opening varsity meet last Wednesday. Playing No. 1 singles, Hurricane starter Gina Gilpin lost 6-1, 6- 2 to Chris Devinew. of Cary-Grove. In the second match, the Trojan No. 2 player, Kim Boo§, easily defeated Marian Central's Mary Newkirk, 6-1, 6-1. Hurricane Michelle Gigon, playing in the third match, was blanked by Troian Joy Anderson, 6-0, 6-0. The doubles matches turned out to be more of the same as the Hurricane doubles team of Donna Hoppe and Kate Doyle fell 6-1, 6-0 to Roslyn Moreland and Sally Hines of Cary- Grove. Likewise, the Trojan team of Patti Curran and Vida Nystrom came out rayslake on top over Marian's Marguerite eek, the Havlis and Valerie Kuetemeyer. The Trojans won 6-1, 6-0. Making a strong showing, however, the Hurricane Frosh-Soph tennis team won three matches of five matches last Wednesday. Claire Gigon, No. l singles; Gretchen Harding, No. 2 singles and the doubles team of Laura Caldwell and Ellen Orso all defeated their Troian opponents. The Marian Central Hurricanes faced Marengo Tuesday Sept. 7, at Marengo. $3 HANES UNDERWEAR COUPON USE THIS COUPON FOR: 00 T-S OFF 315-0019 UMKtk FOR MEN W 00 BRIEFS I OFF i STORE FOR MEN •• 1214 N.GREEN ST., McHENRY COUPON EXPIRES SEPT.15 M-TH 9-5:30, FRI 9-8, SAT 9- IcoypoN