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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9.1983 I South And Jacobs Hand Warriors Losses W ' \ l r A- L . Mmf : I - ' F fN F - M Xh -*44 ' • ^ i.; *%--• , . m"' . „ y £ •,... ••••• v . . .... Lady Warrior Debbie Koeber takes a jump shot during Saturday's game against Jacobs at the West Campus Gym. The Warriors lest to the Golden Eagles 38-33. Karen Karpavicius tries to block out for the rebound. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Two Hurricanes WSCC Champions SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE WHEATON -- Although the team finished in fourth place, two wrestlers won individual championships for Marian Central Catholic High School at the conference meet at St. Francis this weekend. Montini won the meet going away while host team St. Francis took second and St. Edwards took third place. At 98 pounds, junior Mark Wohnrade improved his season record to 21-2 with two victories and a con­ ference title. Wohnrade, after drawing a bye in the first round, pinned Joe Faragoi in 4:41. Wohnrade held a comfortable 25-0 lead before recording thepin. In the championship match, Wohnrade stopped Kevin O' Connor of Montini, 7-3. The other champion for the Hurricanes was 145-pounder Kevin Niedospial who improved his record to 18-4 with the two victories. Niedospial, who also drew a first- round bye, recorded a 10-3 victory over hisd Montini opponent aud then defeated Roger Loll, 8-2, in the championship bout. Recording a second place for Marian was heavyweight Rich Kelly. Kelly, who drew a bye in the first round, won his semifinal match over his Montini opponent, 6-2. In the title match, however, St. Francis' Hank Foley stopped Kelly with a pin at 1:33. Kelly is now 18-6 on the season. The Hurricanes posted a pair of third-place finishes as Kevin Mc- Conville won three of his four matches and lifted his season record to 14-10. In his first-round match the Im­ pounder beat Montini's Mike Bukovsky, 10-8. McConville's second match was also a close one as he was defeated by St. Francis' Pat Or Hanlan, 5-4. McConville then recorded a pin in 1:40 of his third match and then defeated Bukovsky in the third- place match, 7-4. The other second-place finisher for the 'Canes' was Steve Stilling at 138 pounds. Stilling, now 18-8 on the season, pinned St. Edwards' Jeff Schoden in 1:37 of his first match but was defeated in the second round as Montini's Jim Faragoi pinned Stilling in 3:55. Guaranteed Income. For Life. Insure your future with guaranteed annual income for as long as you live. We can explain how to set up youHRA or Keogh retirement plan using an annuity to provide a retirement income you cannot outlive. Call today for complete details. That's the Spirit The 138 pounder came back, however, as he pinned Larry Sliva in 1:59 to advance to the third-placfe match where he posted an 8-3 win over his St. Francis opponent. The Hurricanes also brought home a pair of fourth places and one fifth place. At 126 pounds, Mike Herff recorded, a pin over his St. Francis opponent in 1:49. But later he was pinned in 3:24 by Pat Sheehy and then his Montini opponent pinned him in :37 in the third-place match. At 185 5. CINDI KINSALA The McHenry Girls' basketball team suffered two losses last week as they challenged Crystal Lake South and Jacobs. „ On Thursday, the Warriors met South's Gators and left with a 59-43 defeat. Saturday, the Warriors were defeated by last place Golden Eagles of Jacobs 38-33. The Warriors are now 2-6 in the Fox Valley Conference and 3-11 overall. The first quarter in the South game started off badly for the Warriors, outscored 14-6. The second quarter showed a slight comeback for the Warriors as they closed the Gator lead to within six points with three minutes left in the half. But the Gators were determine to keep a safe lead, as they ran off 10 unanswered points. "We just started to catch up, but we missed a lot of crucial free throws," said Pat Wirtz, coach of the Warriors. The half ended with the Gators in the lead 30-18. The second half proved to be more of a game. The third quarter ended with the Gators out- scoring the Warriors 12-9. "Renee Mezzano played an out­ standing defensive game," said Wirtz. "She confused the other team and caused them to make dumb shots and bad passes." Debbie Koeber was high scorer for the Warriors with 12 and Karen Karpavicius followed with 10. Lynn Navjokas scored 26 points for South. The fourth quarter was the closest the Warriors would get to outscoring the Gators as they scored 16 points, compared to the Garors 17 points. The Warriors trailed throughout the game and were never able to bring the score closer than two points. The story of the game can be best told from the stats with the Gators shooting at 45 percent, compared to the Warriors 35 percent. The Gators outrebounded McHenry, pulling down 44, compared to 25 by McHenry. "We didn't take time to think. We just threw the ball to an area, whether a teammate was there or not and that is how the ball gets intercepted," said Wirtz. "Our free throws just weren't hitting and those points could have made a big difference. But, overall we did play pretty well." The first quarter of the Jacobs game started out slowly. After about one minute, the Golden Eagles scored on a free throw and soon followed with a basket to give them a 3-0 lead. Karpavicius added a basket for McHenry to decrease the Eagles lead to only 3-2. The Golden Eagles followed with four more points, before Warrior Andee Norton added two free throws. The quarter ended with the Eagles in front 7-5. In the second quarter the tempo started to pick-up, as Mezzano drove down the floor for a layup. The Eagles followed- with a basket, but Kar­ pavicius followed with her own baskets to tie the score at 9-9. The Golden Eagles again took the lead by two with a basket. Mezzano followed with another driving layup to tie the score once again. This did not last long, however, as the Golden Eagles were able to score only 20 seconds later. After two more minutes, Jacobs hit again with two to give them a 14-11 lead. After another Eagle basket, Koerber hit with a 15-footer, followed by two free throws by Norton. With only two seconds left, Kris Keevil hit a shot to put the Warriors in the lead at end of the half, 17-16. The second half started slowly as the first. Greta Larsen hit with a free throw to increase the Warriors lead, Scoreboard pounds, Tony Piwowarczyk also had a fourth. Jeff Nusbaum ran his record to 15-10 as he took fifth place at 119 pounds. Nusbaum lost his two opening mat­ ches, but then beat his St. Edwards' opponent for fifth place. "Some of our kids didn't wrestle as well as I'd hoped they would," Marian Coach Mike Garvey said. "But I guess it's better they get it off their chests now before the sectionals come up." The regional meet will be this weekend at Harvard. Basketball Northwest Suburban Conference Fox Valley Conference pts. opp all 591 498 19 2 580 443 17 3 559 543 9 10 598 601 10 10 574 546 10 9 651 651 7 13 528 662 5 15 521 670 1 17 St. Johns sixth grade basketball team placed first in the North Division of the Fox Valley Conference. Members of that team are; (kneeling left to right) Phil Fleming, David Blake, Brock Komar, Tony Musur and Jason Gilpin, (standing left to right) Dale Glen, Tom Comstock, Coach Jim Junkung, John Diedrich, Tom Offling, Mike Biba and Chad Komar. St. Johns will play in an upcoming tournament at Johnsburg Junior High School Feb. 21-23. Johnsburg, Lake Zurich, Montini, St. Bedes, St. Marys of Woodstock, Richmond, St. Johns and St. Thomas of Crystal Lake. Jacobs 9 C.L.S. 9 McHenry Dundee C.L.C. Woods t Crown Cary-Gr6ve Top 5 Scorers FG. FT TP Schafer.Jac. 96 48 240 Kelly, Dupdee 75 21 171 Witt, C.L.S. 65 39 169 Lerum, C.L.C. 73 16 162 Eriksen, Wood. 62 37 161 Girls Fox Valley Conference W L pts. opp. all Dundee 8 0 523 294 15 1 C.L.S. 7 1 511 400 14 2 Crown 5 3 374 350 8 8 C.L.C. 4 4 385 363 7 8 Woodstock 3 5 317 437 3 9 McHenry 2 6 311 393 3 9 Jacobs 2 6 315 406 3 11 Cary-Grove 1 7 351 447 2 11 Top 5 Scorers FG FT TP Holt, Dun. 60 41 161 Jenson, C.L.C. 63 25 151 Linden, Jabs 49 37 135 Wold, Crwn 59 15 133 Boos. CG 47 21 115 Warren Antioch Lake Zurich Grant Grayslake Round Lake Johnsburg W 9 7 5 5 5 1 1 McHenry 67 Woodstock 66 McHenry: Babb7-1-4 15, Bauml 1-8- 211, Freund 1-0-4 2, Herrmann 1-6-4 8, Lively 6-2-4 14, Jablonski 2-1-0 5, Peterson 2-0-5 4, Scott 3-3-2 9, totals 23- 21-25. Woodstock: Bradshaw 4-2-1 10, Eriksen 8-3-319, Harris 6-0-4 12, Fields 0-0-2 0, Dello 1-0-0 2, Krause 2-1-4 5, Hutter 4-2-4 10, Butenschoven 3-0-3 6, Neps 0-0-2 0, totals 28-8-23 66. McHenry 11 19 16 20 -- 67 Woodstock 10 23 17 16 -- 66 Fouled Out: Peterson. JVScore: Woodstock 53McHenry 39 Ice-Skating At Park Come and glide on the ice at the Petersen Park Beach Ice Skating area. The City of McHenry Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation will be clearing the snow off this beach area so you can skate on the smooth ice. The ice skating Pond can be used from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. It is a skate at you own risk. You can enter the park from McCullom Lake Road entrance and park on the east side of the railroad tracks. 18-16. After four minutes of play, Karpavicius hit for McHenry for the last time in the quarter. The Golden Eagles continued to score and went ahead of the Warriors 26-22 to end the third quarter. "Our shots weren't falling and our free throws were pitiful," said Wirtz. "Our free throw percent didn't even average out to 33 percent and they (Jacobs) hit for 67 percent when they had to." Karpavicius was high scorer for the Warriors with 16. Eight of those were scored in the last quarter. She was also top rebounder with 10, followed by Koerber's nine. Keevil opened up the fourth quarter with a free thow, followed by a steal and a basket by Karpavicius. Kar­ pavicius struck again to give the Warriors a one point lead. The Golden Eagles followed with a free throw and a basket to resume their lead. Karpavicius again hit with a basket, N following another Jacobs free throw, as McHenry trailed by one, 30-29. The Eagles struck again with a basket, but Larsen followed with a Warrior basket to keep them only in the lead by one. Karpavicius hit once more, following an Eagle free throw to tie the score for the last time at 33-33. With only 45 seconds left and the score tied, Karpavicius hit again to give the Warriors a 35-33 lead. The Eagles followed with three points and were fouled at the buzzer with a 36-33 lead. But two free throws were made and the final score was 38- 33. "Our defense was tough, but we need more accuracy on our offense," said Wirtz. "Our defense caused them many turnovers, but that wasn't enough to win the game." 8th Annual Rescue 50 To Run Sunday The Harmony Snowmobile Club never gave up hope for the long awaited snow that hit the McHenry area this last week. The eighth annual 50 mile snowmobile marathon, which has been postponed since Jan. 19, will be run this Sunday, Feb. 13. The ride is open to all snowmobilers and an estimated 150 riders will join well known baseball arid television personalities for the days events. There will be awards and T-shirst given out. Registration will take place from 8 to 9 a.m. at Raymonds Pier Inn in Johnsburg and the ride will begin at tt a.m. Riders will return to Raymonds at approximately 2 or 3 p.m. to a hot meal, donated by the area merchants. A goal of $15,000 has been set for this year's marathon. Pledges can be made to your favorite snowmobiler: The proceeds will be divided bet ween the Johnsburg and McHenry Rescue Squads. If you would like to ride in this fun filled event or for a pledge card, call Jom Wright at 385-9448, Dick Short 385-7180 or Judy Mazrin 344-2929. X-Country Ski CliiJc The McHenry County Conservation District rangers will be conducting small informal cross country ski clinics at their sites on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons in Feb., snow conditions permitting. The clinics are free of charge and will run from 2:30 to 4 p.m. They will include beginning instruction followed by a short recreational ski tour. Group size is limited so phone reservations at 815- 338-4431 or 815-678-4431 are required. KEITH SONNICHSEN McHENRY, ILLINOIS PH. 344-2772 LOREN MILLER RICHMOND. ILLINOIS PH. 678-6691 DON FORTIN WOODSTOCK. ILLINOIS PH. 338-3166 insurance and Investment Services WONDER - Hostess Thriftshop Bakery 3315 W. 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