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It's a crazy attitude to take, when 90 percent of the other teams never made the playoffs. But that's American sports. But it's good to know that there are some people out there in the sporting world with a logical attitude towards winning and losihg. The McHenry 'Warrior golf team was just completely dominating everybody they jriayed, until they reached the state meet. There they played nip and tuck with New Trier; finally losing to them. The Warriors finished second, but Coach Chuck Cuda wasn't complaining. "We'll take' second. It's better than third." Cuda said that at the McHenry Warrior award night held at West Campus Thursday night. He was a proud coach -- so proud, he announced that the entire team was named as the most valuable player and most improved player. How about this for an MVP's name? Tom Neumann, Brad Adams Kirk Barnicle, Steve Svec, Mike Bauml, Chris Vehring. "We did have an outstanding season," said Cuda. "For us, golf doesn't start in fall. We start in spring. We play all summer. This is what makes an outstanding golfer. The record proves it." He went on to explain how the team did throughout the season and then came to that famous regional tournamnet which was held at McHenry Country Club. The team shot a record 290 and he remarked, "The school hasn't shot that well in the 30 years I have been here." ******** "When you lot* at it -- all the tangibles involved. The 4-5 record is a losing record, but I 'nave a difficult time looking at it that way." That remark was made by Coach Joe Schlender about his 1962 football team. And you have to agree with him. The Warriors were probably one of the best 4- 5 teams in the Chicago area. It could be the Warriors were one extra point kicker from a Fox Valley Conference championship. "I feel we were not beaten in any game," he said. He called the win over Crystal Lake South the biggest win he ever enjoyed. Both John Clewis ana Dennis Shaver shared the most valuable player award. Clewis also was picked as the best defensive player. Dean meet, Hutchinson said it was still a Creutz was named the most runner. valuble runner for the girls' team Saunders. ******** 7 A .500 season. That was the goal of the girls' to Coach Gary Gray. was a 5-7 record. But Gray Sport Talk Mike Lamb Sports Editor Parisi was the most improved player and Todd Rehberg was the most courageous lineman. ******* Coach Bill Hutchinson of the cross country team didn't have much of a lecture prepared; he just rattled off statistics that told the story. He reported the girls were 11-2, the sophomore boys team was 10-2 and the boys' varsity team was 14-1. That added up to a. 35-5 record according to Hutchinson. He also reported that the Warriors have a combined record of 412 wins and 132 losses since cross country was started at McHenry High School. Even though the Warriors didn't make it to tennis team, according The tea «v,fell short witl wasn't disappointed. / "In tennis there ar-e three singles players and two doubles. That means teams just play seven players. In a rebuilding year, 15 different girls' played for us. They could have played exhibition matches, but just not the same." Gray announced Julie Larkin was most valuable player and Kris Sorling was the most improved player. ******** Volleyball Coach Pam Schaffer had the same problems that Gray .had with the tennis team. "The record just really didn't do justice," said Schaffer. "With only one returning lettermen, these kids came a long way. They just did a lot better job than the record shows. We'll have five starters back and hopefully we will improve next season." The most valuable player was Fox Valley All- conference player Andee Norton. Deb Koerber was the most improved player. ******** As far as record go, the girls' swimming Coach, Mike Shanahan, really didn't have too much to report. His team only managed one Win. However, the one positive aspect he was able to report to the audience was the seven school records broken. Four girls' had broke school records: Terri Blume, Monique Betancourt, Laura Clewis and Peg Chilvers. Terri Blume was the most valuable swimmer and Paula Hiller was the most improved swimmer. ^PAG^^PLAINDEALER^T^KSDAY^JOVEMBERJS3M982 Parks & Recreation u you're serious about getting into shape, this program is for you. This class is design to firm, tone and trim disobedient muscles and improve each individuals fitness level. This eight week couse will consist of traditional excercises. The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration1 for this class that starts Monday, Feb. 7. Fit-N-Trim will be held at Parkland Junior High School on Monday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. For further information on this class, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. times for each age group. For more information, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. The ever growing sport of soccer is going to be played again this winter at Parkland Junior High School. The program is being offered by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation. This exciting game stresses and helps to develop speed, agility and sportsmanship, as well as physical fitness for boys and girls in first to fifth grades. This soccer program will be held on Saturday mornings starting on Jan.8 for sue weeks. There are different The ever so popular Biddy Basketball program is back again for the winter months. Second thru fifth grade boys and girls will drill on basics on basketball such as dribbling, passing, pivoting and shooting. The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is taking registration for this program. Dan Boland will be teaching this class on Saturday mornings over at the McHenry Junior High School. The first class will begin on Jan. 8 and nm for six weeks. For the different times of the classes and fees, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. The fun can be shared by all when skiing down the slopes at Alpine Valley. This trip is offered to all area residents -- young and old. The C06t includes transportation, lift ticket, lesson and rental equipment (if needed). "YBA basketball, the game that attracted more than 100 youngsters last season, will again be offered at the Lake Region YMCA," announced Doug Neushwander, physical Director. YBA teams are composed of nine players and each member must play at least one half of each game. YBA players will receive their own YBA basketball shirt, players handbook written by the NBA stars and registration cards. "Our experience with YBA basketball for the past four years at the Lake Region YMCA proved that kids are attracted to a quality sports program that puts the emphasis on participation, not on the win-at-any ' cost aspect. It was a great experience for the kids, for parents and other adults involved and for the Y staff," said Neushwander. JOHNSBURG WRESTLING SCHEDULE Nov. 23 Valley Luth.--Marian Nov. 30 St. Edwards--Hebron Dec. 3 at Wauconda Dec. 4 Richmond Tourn. Dec. 10 at Antioch Dec. 11 St. Francis Tourn. Dec. 14 Richmond--Marengo Dec. 17 at Warren Dec. 21 Hampshire Dec. 29 at Jacobs Jan. 7 Round Lake Jan.14 at Grant Jan.18 at Marian Jan.21 Lake Zurich Jan. 25 at Valley Luth. Jan. 28 at Grayslake Feb. 5 NWSC Meet Feb. 11-12 IHSA Regionals Feb. 18-19 IHSA Sectionals Feb. 25-26 IHSA State The Parkland School seventh grade boys cross country team captured first place in the Fox Valley Junior High Conference tournament at Wauconda Junior High. Trudy Milstein won individual honors as she placed first in the seventh grade girls division. She also broke the course record with a 7:01. Members of the team were: (front L-R) Bill Creutz, Jeff Zurfolis, Jessie Petersen, (back L-R) Tom Poyner, Rich Pankiewicx, Todd Carson, Jeremiah Sawyer, Mr. Miars and Trudy Milstein. FourFoods If you're dieting, be sure to eat foods from each of the four food groups each day- milk and milk products, breads and cereals, fruits and vegetables, meats and meat alternates. Fitness Course If you're serious about getting into shape, this program is for you. This class is design to firm, tone and trim disobedient muscles and improve each in­ dividuals fitness level. This eight week couse will consist of traditional excercises. The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration for this class that starts Monday, Feb. 7. 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