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PAGE 17-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1984 yv '• ;< JOHNSBURG - Mike ^Roberts and his Johnsburg Skyhawk wrestling team I' would like to be greedy. Instead of just meeting their goal, they would love to \ surpass it. But as along as they, met it, who's com- grapplers lose, still reach goal Tlie Sky hawks lost their last dual match of the season, 32-25, to Grayslake Saturday. A win would have put Johnsburg one win over .50a, their goal set at the beginning of the season. Instead, the loss puts thAn right at their goal at 8-8-1 and their. Northwest Suburban Conference mark ended at 3-4. The Skyhawks now prepare for the NWSC meet this Friday and Saturday. "It was heartbreaking to lose," said Roberts. "A win would have put us at 4-3, instead of 3-4. "Reflecting back, I had great optimism for this team. The season has turned out to be very gratifying. We reached our goal. We wanted to be at .500. Going into the season I was skeptical we would reach that. But we reached our goal." While Roberts feels his wrestling squad has turned the corner of respectibility, he also noticed the John­ sburg crowd has now ap­ preciated the sport more. He noticed the crowd during the 119-pound match. The Skyhawks had already lost the first three matches. The Skyhawks* Shawn Kee was on his back ready to get pinned by the Rams' John Kavanagh. Kee escaped the hold and put Kavanagh on his back and pinned him. "That really erupted the crowd," Roberts said. "The crowd has never been a significance at Johnsburg wrestling meets. That was the first time in four years at Johnsburg I heard a crowd erupt. Kee recorded his pin at 1:09. Ed Klein at 98-pounds, Dave ShedBalkar at 105 and Scott Lehamn at 112 all lost. After Kee, Johnsburg's Jim Walker also lost, losing to BUI Dennis at 126-pounds 16- 4. „ Jim O'Brien came back for Johnsburg and decisioned Dave Bartells 12- 4 at 132. But the Skyhawks would lose the next two matches. Mike Cahill (138) lost 6-3 to Terry Boyd and Brian Hauck (145) was pinned by Joel Young. Johnsburg won two of the last three matches, but it wouldn't be, enough. Mark Dumelle pinned Steve Stewart at 1:30 at 155- pounds, while Pete Bjerning was pinned by the Rams' Bob Rauch in 5:54. Bentley Treat picked up a win by defeating Chris Raugh 7-6 at 185 and Jim Bentz won on a Grayslake forfeit. WARRIORS HOLD OFF continued from page 18 front end with 54 seconds left. Mike Bindi then stole the ball under McHenry's net. On the other end, his short-range shot hit nothing but air. Cary's Greg Wallis sent Scott Freund to the line with 21 seconds left. Freund's shot didn't fall, but Schmitt grabbed the rebound and was fouled by Ward. Schmitt hit each freebie with 18 seconds left and added a layup to close the scoring. Wallis missed the front end of a one- and-one in between. "We missed some nice op- portunites at the end - five- footers, free throws - and we let them get offensive rebounds. We were just a little off-key," COndill said. Cary was tone-deaf in the first half. The running, pressure Warriors shot a red-hot 68 percent (15-of-22) from the field for a 37-27 halftime lead. The Trojans missed point guard Brad Block. The senior was ill and kept his ball- handling and outside shooting skills on the bench with him most of the game. Pat Dunne added to Cary's woes by scoring 11 of his 15 points in the first 16 minutes. He also held Cary's leading scorer, GRAYSLAKE continued from page 18 the second quarter. The Skyhawks were able to outscore Grayslake 13-9 and got into halftime down 27-24. After outscoring Johnsburg 11-8 in the third quarter, Grayslake went back into the four-corner of­ fense. The Skyhawks couldn't overcome the Ram strategy, as the, Rams again outscored m£ati 12-8' fi aanijiit quarter. Joe Majercik led the John­ sburg scoring attack with 10 points, while Jeff Jayko added nine. Beck, however, was im­ pressed with the play of John Gallagher, who scored seven. "John Gallagher came off the bech and scored seven in the third quarter. It woke us up and got us in the ballgame in the second half." Grayslake 51 Troemel 0-4 4, Parola 5-7 17, Kocal 0-11, Pischfce l-o 2, Olson 1-0 2, Garrity 3-2 8, Link 4-0 8, Callahan 3-3 9, totals 17-17 51. Johnsburg 40 ' , Wharton 1-0 2, Jayko 2-5 9, Nichols 2-0 -4, Gallagher 3-1 7, Majercik 4-2 10, Shine 2-0 4, Preston 1-0 2, DuRei 1-0 2, totals 16-8 40. Grayslake Johnsburg 1991112 -- 40 11 1388 -- 40 CALENDAR Thursday Girls Basketball McHenry at Crystal Lake South 7:30 p.m. Friday Wrestling Fox Valley Conference meet at McHenry Northwest Suburban meet at Lake Zurich Boys Basketball McHenry at Immaculate Conception 8:15 p.m. Johnsburg at Round Lake 8 p.m. Saturday Wrestling Fox Valley Conference meet at McHenry Northwest Suburban Conference meet at Lake Zurich Swimming McHenry at Lake Forest 1 p.m. Boys Basketball Marengo at Johnsburg 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Boys Basketball Woodstock at McHenry 7:30 MASTERTONE LATEX SEMI-GLOSS PROMO 84 '»U( OOAU'V One Coat *cryuclate* SEM|-GLOS» ENAMEL b?0-00 WM? ('All ON < 3 rSM'n • Washable • Long-lasting • Smooth flowing MAIN PAINT AND DECORATING, INC. 3819 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY (815)385-1115 Ward, to 14 points. "I thought Pat did a good job on him (Ward). He only got four (field goals) off Pat. His job was to cover Ward and he did," Ludwig said. McHenry's sophomores won 45-35. McHenry 68 Freund 5-0-1 10, Hill 0-0-1 0, Dunne 7-1-2 15, Peterson 4-1-2 9, let's' talk * Sports Scott 8-2-3 18, T.Schmitt 0-2-2 2, Toussaint 2-0-0 4, B. Schmitt 2-4- 5 8, Vehring 0-2-2 2, totals 28-12- 18 68. Cary-Grove Block 2-0-0 4, Lay shock 3-5-8 11, Vordermark 5-5-6 15, Ward 6- 2-2 14, Apel 2-3-5 7, Wallis 1-0-2 2, ' Bindi 3-1-1 7, totals 22-16-24 60. McHenry 17 201318 --68 Cary-Grove 8 191914 -- 60 STAFF PHOTO-MIKE IAMB PREP LOG Lady Skyhawks blast Bears JOHNSBURG - The John­ sburg girls' basketball team evened its Northwest Suburban Conference record at 3-3 with a 57-48 win over Lake Zurich Saturday. Theresa Hauck led the Johnsburg Skyhawks, now 9-4 overall, with 18 points. Lori Oeffling helped out with 15 and Vicki DeBeau scored nine. Regular 35.00 Regular 45.00 Regular 50.00 NOW 17.50 NOW 22.50 NOW 25.00 Monday thru Friday Senior Citizens receive 20% off regular hair service. Appointments are not always necessary. Complimentary consultation. Use your Sears credit card. WE ARE NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Shears at Sears HAIR SALON 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. SPRIiNG HILL MALL West Dundee 2nd Floor - 426-7491 or 428-9100 ext. 255 Lake Zurich led 8-7 after one quarter, but fell behind in the second quarter for good( "Lake- Zurich made a last second shot to give them the lead in the first .. quarter, but after that we stayed in control,'V said Johnsburg - coach Nancy Fahey^ "We;- played the best defensive per--, formance of the year. I'm real pleased with the total game." ': Warrior JV grapplers win final The Warrior junior varsity wrestling squad also finished the dual season on a winning note. The JV's won 42-18 over Crystal Lake Central to finish with a 14- 1-1 record. Winners by fall included;' Jason Hoffman (98), Tom Wrona (126), Randy Hawley (132), Tim Friesil (167), Jim Shaver (185) and Dave Fikorfki. * Dan Parisi (138) and Pat Miller (145) won on decisions. Kim Busche took advantage of the open lane and scored on the layup against Crystal Lake Central. FEBRUARY PERMANENT WAVE SALE SAVE 50% SPORTS LOG Chain-O-Lakes ice fishing derby The 24th Annual Chain-O- Lakes Ice Fishing Derby and Winter Festival will be held on Petite Lake, Feb. 11-12. This event is sponsored by the Northern Illinois Conservation Club and the Civic Club of An- tioch. Proceeds from this Derby! are utilized for civic and con- * servation work. Registration locations are set­ up at the south end of Channel * Lake and the south end of Fox t Lake (Mineola Bay). \ Frost Bite Golf Open set The Third Annual Frost Bite Golf Open will be held Sunday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. at Beach one in the Wonnder Woods Sub­ division, Wonder Lake. No tee times after 1 p.m. The only equipment used will" be a five-iron and tennis balls : and tickets can be purchased by*- the Old Mill Inn and Shamrock Reality. * Boating course offered The Chain-O-Lakes Power Squadron will offer a public boating course beginning at 8 p.m., Feb. 14 at Grant High School in Fox Lake. Outboard, inboard, or sail boating will be covered. This 10 lesson course taught by expert USPS volunteers. Softball'tournaments to be held Three weekends of softball tournaments will be held at the Dug Out Park in Trevor, Wise. Snowball 1984 are softball tournaments played with tires for bases; red, white and blue softballs; and more snow, the better. On February 3, 4 and 5 will be the Uih annual 16-inch tour­ nament open to all 16-inch teams. On Feb. 10, 11 and 12 is the fourth annual 12-inch tournament. Next, on Feb. 18-19 is the mixed 16-inch tournament for guys and gals. For more information, call Tom Fulan at 414-862-9936 or 312- 395-5788. The park is located on Hwy. 83, two miles north of the Illinois state line. Alpine Valley ski trip A ski t? ip to Alpine Valley Ski Resort is being offered by the McHenry Parks and Recreation Department. This trip is scheduled to take off at 8 a.m. from City Hall on Friday, Feb. 24. You must sign up at City hall in advance in order to reserve a seat on the bus. The bus will return to City Hall at 6:30 p.m. JACKSON'S FARM STORE 136 N. East Straat Marengo, Illinois Phona 815-5*8-8055 Have you ordered your insecticide ? Come in and talk with us over a cup of coffee. qu&Lttf. and I