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i* a - im. xindkai.kh - Friday. September 30, ism let's talk SPORTS LOG > Booster club meeting The McHenry High School Booster Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 m. in the faculty room at . Films of the est Campus. Crystal Lake Central- Warrior football game will be shown. All parent's are invited to attend. Hawks take on Broncos The Western Suburban Hawk semi-professional football team has a game against Chicago Heights Broncos at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Dupage, ertnei All children under the age of 14-years-old will be admitted free if accompanied by an adult. Rathskellers split Rathskellers managed to pull out a split during the Sunday 12 inch Legion softball action. F i r e s i d e d e f e a t e d Rathskellers 17-5. A total of seven errors committed by Rathskellers aided in the Fireside win. Steve Garrelts, Bruce Erickson and Elmer Appleby all had two hits for Rathskellers. Erickson added three RBI's and two doubles, while Appleby also hit two doubles. Rathskellers came back by edging Oak Part: Hotel 7- 4. Erickson tripled, while Appleby and Paul Smith botn doubled. Svec leads MCC GRAYSLAKE - Steve Svec carded a one-over par 73 to lead the McHenry County College golf team to a third-place finish Monday. The Fighting Scots totaled a 315 in the nine-team College of Lake County Invitational. The host school edged Oakton College, 302- 303, to take honors at Foss Park Golf Course. Svec, of McHenry, won a playoff to take second place. Brian Turner, formerly of Crystal Lake South, shot a 75 and won a playoff to finish fourth. McHenry's Scott Grady carded an 82. Svec and Turner boast the team's best averages with Svec scoring at a 77.3 pace and Turner an even-par 78. The Scots' team average is 317 after three tournaments. • Julie Anderson (left) and Theresa Hauck (right) block the attempted spike by a Wauconda player during Monday's IT AM PMOTO-MUKII AM* match. Johnsburg defeated Wauconda 13-15, 15-8, 15-9. Johnsburg edges Wauconda JOHNSBURG - The Johnsburg Skyhawks are halfway to a Northwest Suburban Conference volleyball championship. The Skyhawks, by defeating Wauconda Tuesday, have gone undefeated in the NWSC in the first round of play. Wauconda, going into Tuesday's match, was also undefeated in the NWSC. Hie Skyhawks defeated the Bulldogs 13-15,15-8 and 15-9 for a 7-0 NWSC record and 9-1 overall. "Now they all will be out to get us/' said Sharal Koenigseder, coach of the Skyhawk squad. Her squad will have to face the same teams, including Wauconda, all over again. Although now the Skyhawks are king of the hill, it wasn't an easy match against Wauconda. It took three games to shake the Bulldogs off. Wauconda jumped off to a 4-1 lead in the first game, before Johnsburg was able to get anything going. The Skyhawks tied it up at 5-5 and took the lead 6-5 on a spike by Julie Anderson against two Wauconda defenders. The Skyhawk lead was raised to 13-6. But the roof caved in for the Skyhawks. After a Wauconda timeout, the Bulldogs proceeded to score seven straight points to tie the match at 13-13. The Skyhawk collapse was finalized when Wauconda scored its ninth straight point for a 15*13 win. Koenigseder blamed the first game collapse on poor serving and passing. "We missed a lot of serves in the first game and weren't getting the pass up to the center. Koenigseder talked to her squad before the second game. Due to the success of our RED TAG SALE... ONLY 50 BRAND NEW CARS & TRUCKS LEFT! *83 C-10 FLEETSIDE PICKUP WAS •8034 NOW ONLY *6950 A FINE SELECTION OF PRE-DRIVEN TRADE-INS "We set a couple of goals before the second game. To have 100 percent serves, set the pass up to center and play our game. Her Sky haws did exactly that, as her squad jumped off to a 13-3 lead in the second game. Wauconda did battle back to 14- 8, but Anderson blocked a Wauconda spike for the winning point. Again the Skyhawks jumped off to the quick big lead, 11:3. But, Wauconda again came back, scoring five straight to narrow the lead to 11-8. But Johnsburg hung on for a 15-9 win. "They played too careful," explained Koenigseder on how the Skyhawks let Wauconda get back into the game again. Theresa Hauck had two aces and Anderson had four kills for the winning Skyhawks. Park Soccer 6-7 Age Division: Navy Blue def. Orange Rovers 2-0; goals - Jeff Serra 2. Grey def. Maroon Marvels 2-1; goals - Matt and Ben Belohlavy, Tim Albf^Wt: Royal Blue Demons def. Golden Sneakers 4-0; goals - Todd Freund, Jimmy Birkenkamp and Danny Suchomski 2. Mean Green Machine def. Red Devils 7-0; goals - Marc Ruiz 4, Alex Kumm, Matt Reinhart and Jeff Schultz. 8-9 Age Division: Royal Blue def. Grey 2-0; goals - John Setlak and Mike Davidson. Navy Blue def. Maroon 2-1; coals - Erich Hoffman ana Joey Mazurek. Green def. Orange 3- 0; goals - Jeff Glab 2, Jason Faunt. Red def. Gold 1-0; goals - Bradley Marks. 10-11 Age Division: Red def. Orange 3-0; goals - Michael Hermann 2, P.J. Jargstorf. Royal Blue def. Maroon 5-0; goals - Erick Eckstrom 2, Bucky Albright, Cris Colby and Jacob Schlender. 12-15 Age Division: Maroon def. Gold 4-1; goals - Scott Ballowe 3, Jim Tneobald. Frustrated 1 •v I <t Warriors 1 # lose to Jacobs * . # "Totally frustrated." That's the feeling Pam Shaffer is feeling right now. The McHenry Warrior volleyball coach has watched her team wit 1 one match in eight starts in ti p first part of the season. The results were the samf Wednesday night, as the Warriors lost to Jacobs 15-3, 1& 7. The loss left the Warriors id the bottom of the Fox Valley Conference with a 1-4 record, and 1-8 overall. ; What made Wedneday's match hurt so much was the fad Jacobs was down with the Warriors in the FVC. The Golden Eagles only managed t6 win one FVC game also, and thif was one match Shaffer was hoping to win. : "There were two teams down with us in the standings and w4 hoped we could beat them. So far we haven't," said Shaffer. "1 still believe we have a good team. They are frustrated am) I'm frustrated with them. We are just not get enough. We are let team dictate." The frustration started earty for the Warriors against Jacobs. Jacobs jumped out to a 8-9 lead in the first game. The Warriors managed to score a point, but Jacobs went on to a 15-3 win. i In the second game, McHenry, managed to jump out to a 4-0- lead. McHenry seemed to be on! a roll, as its lead was expanded; to 7-2. But Jacobs immediately1 called time out and it worked.! Jacobs scored the next 13 points' and won the match. Despite the loss, Shaffer was; pleased with the play of two- players. "The two setters played! consistent. Kerry Porter and; Andee Norton both played pretty- well." ; McHenry wins at Cary; The McHenry Men's soccer team evened its record to 2-2 with a 3-2 win over Cary last Sunday. McHenry opened the scoring on an unassisted goal by John Stewart. Cary tied the score on a rebound shot of a penalty kick.! , McHenry took the lead ngni" 1 midway through the first "half when Vince Ippolito scored an assist by Tony Ippolito and John Sytsma. < Cary back and scored just before the half to tie the score at 2-2. The game remained tied until with eight minutes left, when Don Ponpeo scored with John Stewart assisting. McHenry goalie Arnie Stolte did his part in preventing anymore V Cary scoring. • McHenry defeated Wauconda 2-0 last week for its first win of the season. McHenry had numerous chances in the first half, but only led 1-0 on a goal by Tony Ippolito. The score was set up by John Systma and Jim Popovich. 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