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frtut 4 •rumui '" - •' -wmiiv «<* *, uttbinoc.no, uot Skyhawk Wrestlers Finish 7th At Tourney Wrestling in the Northwest Suburban Conference will be tough That seems to be the message the Johnsburg Skyhawks received after wrestling action this weekend. Friday, the Skyhawks traveled to Wauconda for a double dual with the Bulldogs and Ridgewood Johnsburg had an easy time with Ridgewood 42- 17, but Wauconda had an easy time with the Skyhawks 49-14. Saturday, the Skyhawks par­ ticipated in the Richmond-Burton Classic Wrestling Tournament. They finished seventh in the nine team tourney. Wauconda captured the meet. "I believe we are wrestling well and improving, but I was not at all satisfied with our first round per­ formance at the Richmond Tour­ nament," said Johnsburg Coach Don March. "We have a great challenge ahead of us with our conference and we must work just that much harder, realy don't believe- many people realize how strong the Northwest Suburban is." Against Ridgwood, three Skyhawks scored pins. At 96 pounds, Guy Bazilewich pinned Mark Chrisowsky, (Continued from page 6) mistakes," said Harbecke. "Morraine Valley has an excellent team, but they are not 40 points better than we are. I think once our team settles down and adjusts to playing college level basketball we will be in good shape." Harbecke praised Schachtner on controlling the team on the floor and on his fine shooting. "We did beat Morraine Valley on rebounding, especially the offensive rebounds." Harbecke feels the efforts of Dave Witt, Mark Wilkinson and Steve Murphy were responsible for the difference in the rebound statistics. Harbecke says he will be sticking with the man-to-man pressure defense and running the controlled break. "We have to work on our timing and accuracy, so we canexecute the plays better," concluded Harbecke. The Scots will host the Kishwaukee Cougars in their opener Saturday afternoon at McHenry County College. Last year MCC split with Kishwaukee in two very close games. However, the Scots will have their work cut out for them as Kishwaukee has already chalked up a win against the Skyway conference powerhouse Elgin Community College. New Floor For Marian • I ' Marian Central Catholic High School has a newly refinished gym' floor for the 1982-83 season. The original inch thick hardwood floor was sanded this past summer and about one-quarter inch was removed from its surface. Three ride- on sanding machines, with three different grades of sandpaper, ground away on the floor for a week,. removing the old finish and marks to produce the smooth new surface. It was the second time in 23 years the floor has had major sanding, although each year the floor is stripped and refinished. According to the experts, the present gym floor could be sanded at least three more times before it would need replacing. Scott Lehman pinned John Patrick at 105 pounds and Mike Hurckes pinned Scott Sotberry at 138 pounds. Hurckes was named wrestler of the week by March. Overall, Hurckes was undefeated for the weekend. Against Wauconda, he tied John Cashmore 5-5 and out- wrestled three other opponets in the Richmond tournament to win the championship in the 138 pound class. Johnsburg's other points in the Wauconda match were scored by Lars Swanson at 126 pounds and John Payne at 145 pounds. Swanson pinned Larry Lewis at 2:52 and Payne pinned Nick Strozik at 3:04. Wauconda came back to haunt the Skyhawks, as well as the other eight \teams, Saturday. The Bulldogs 'captured the meet with 151 Vz points, followed by; Valley Lutheran 109, Marian Central lOOVfe, Big Foot 97, Timothy Christian 77*4, Richmond- Burton 75; Johnsburg 66V2, Northwest Military Academy 54 and Hampshire 54. Three Skyhawks finished third in their respective classes. At 126 pounds, Swanson easily defeated Gary Davis of Big Foot 9-0, but then lost to Van Horn of Wauconda 10-9 in the second round. Swanson salvaged the third place with a win over William Lenchner of Northwest Military Academy 18-3 in the fourth round. John Payne blanked Pat Little of Hampshire 8-0 at 145 pounds, but then lost in the first round 16-3 to a Valley Lutheran opponent. Payne captured third with a 7-3 decision over Jim Spohr of Richmond-Burton. The other third place came from John Grenman at heavyweight. He began the tourney pinning Dennis Yanke of Richmond-Burton with 30 seconds left in the match. He then lost to Richard Kelley of Marian Central* in the second round. Grenman cap­ tured third by pinning Jordan Wolski of the Northwest Military Academy at 3:41. Marian's Mark Wohnrade took a first place and two other Hurricanes finished in runner up spots. Wohnrade captured the 98 pound class, recording three pins. Kelly and 132-pound Steve * Stilling finished at second. Kevin McCohville took third place in the 119 , pound class for the Hurricanes. Marmion Edges Marian SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE AURORA -- Marian Central Coach Hans Rokus was angry and his comments were blunt following the Hurricanes 53-51 loss to Marmion Friday. "We gave it away," he said. "We had sloppy play at the end, some missed free thows, some poor defensive plays and some poor shots. There was a little bit of everything there. It was a tough one. We just gave it away." The visiting Hurricanes led by as many as 10 points in the second quarter and eight points in the third, saw Marmion slowly catch up and overtake Marian when Steve Rowley tallied with 23 seconds remaining. Guard Ed Kennedy paced the Hurricanes with 20 points. "We'll be anxiously awaiting them at our palce," said Rokus. "We've got a score to settle with them." Marmion visits Marian on Jan. 21. The loss dropped the Hurricanes to 1-3 overall. The 'Canes will try to get back on track this Friday at home against Montini. The Montini Catholic School seventh grade volleyball team finished its season by winning the Fox Valley Catholic Conference Tournament. The team ended conference play in first place with a 12-0 record and never played a three game match. All matches were won in two straight. Members of the team are (left to right): Front; Diane Lauten, Barb Schoen, Bridgid Lean and Dawn Dixon. Back; Carol Masulunes (manager), Kim Caracello, Michele Martinez, Heidi Dubas, Stacey Miller and Coach Carol Wills. Tracey Hoffman was not present. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Scoreboard Basketball I McHenry 60 Cary-Grove 54 McHenry: Hermann 3-8-1 14, Babb 4-3-5 11, Peterson 3-0-1 6, Bauml 4-1-4 9, Livley 5-3-5 13, Freund 1-3-1 5, Scott 0-2-3 2, Jablonski 0-0-2 0, totals 20-20-22 60. Cary-Grove: Black 4-0-4 8, Layshock 2-0-1 4, McCellan 4-5-5 13, Mudra 2-0-54, Ward 5-7-217, Sheq MM 2, Bindi'1-0-3 Z.Vardenttark Z-O*1*, Apel 0-0-1 0, totlas 21-12-26 54. McHenry 22 10 15 13 -- 60 Cary-Grove 11 12 11 20 -- 54 Fouled out: Babb, Livley, .McClellan, Mudra. Grant 58 McHenry 44 Grant: McGuire 2-3-1 7, Hill 1-2-0 4, Gier 3-5-1 11, Wishieski 5-2-5 12, Kathreiv 4-6-1 14, Bein 3-0-1 6, Woloszyn 1-2-4, totals 19-20-13 58. McHenry: Hermann 2-4-3 8, Babb 2- 0-4 4, Peterson 0-0-1 0, Bauml 4-3-4 11, Livley 6-4-416, Freund 0-0-4 0, Scott 2- 1-4 5, totals 16-12-24 44. McHenry 12 11 11 10 -- 44 Granl 11 20. 7 20 -- 58 Fouled out: Wishiewski Wauconda 60 Johnsburg 54 Johnsburg: Leon 1-2-4 4, Fowler 6-3- 215, Preston 7-1-5-15, Wharton 3-6-512, Meehan 3-2-3 8, Majercik 0-0-2 0, Zuley 0-0-1 0, totals 20-14-22 54. Wauconda: Morris7-5-419, Dick 1-3- 5-1, Jackson 3-0-4 6, Freking 1-04 2, Yacono 7-5-4 19, Goodrich 3-0-4 6, Seidenzahl 2-0-0 4, totals 24-13-21 60. Johnsburg 11 19 14 10 -- 54 Wauconda 19 15 6 20 -- 60 Fouled out: Preston, Wharton. Wrestling McHenry 45 Cary Grove 18 98 -- Bun day (M) pinned Swanson (CG) 1:11 105 -- Keevil (M) pinned Dunn (CG) 1:03 112 -- Gaza (M) injury default over Prather (CG) 119 -- Connor (M) pinned Hughes (CG) 1:16 126 -- McHenry forfeited 132 -- Sarabia (M) defeated Hughes (CG) 7-6 138--Love (M) pinnedBandoski (CG) 2:57 Mhri<tti€a>p|iit1iulitlghth^rade volleyball team m season erence Champions the conference when the regular season ended'. Team members are (left ot right): Front; Giovanna Tonyan, Jenny Willi, Kathy Matter and Crtleen Hull. Back? Patty Coughlin (manager), Colleen Coaway, Barb Berent, Kathy Mass, Sue Sharp and Coach Carol Wills. Pa«la Wray was not present. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD. 145 3:02 155 - over 167 - (CG) 185 - (CG) UL- 3:09 -- Hunt (M) pinned Smith (CG) 98 -- Bunday (M) pinned Pizzato (S) 1:13 105 -- Heutscheal (S) defeated Keevil (M) 11-6 112 -- Gaza (M) pinned Brabeck (S) 2:53 119 -- Gaza (M) pinned Brabeck (S) 2:53 126 -- Sikula (S) defeated Schuster (M) 12-8 132 -- Sarabia (M) defeated Hausfeid (S) 8-1 - Bandoski (CG) injury default Hawley (M) - Kucek (M) defeated Brunwell 9-4 - Clewis (M) defeated Helmer 13-8 - Voltz (CG) pinned Mohnen (M) Stevenson 27 McHenry 25 138 -- Love (M) disqualification over Constable (S) 145 -- Sikula (S) defeated Hunt (M) 17-2 155 -- double forfeit 167 -- Kucek (M) defeated Rizzo (S) 12-3 185 -- Hajas (S) pinned Clewis (M) 1:29 UL -- Finney (S) pinned Mohnen (M) 2:33 Poinsettias . . .A CHRISTMAS TRADITION! Let us help you show your Christ­ mas caring with a great plant gift for neighbors, parents, grandparents, teachers, clergy and other loved ones. 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