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\ PAGE If • PLAINDEALER HERALD. FRIDAY , OCTOBER 2*. W Sports NUMBERS GAME 'I've got it Plaindealer-Herald Photo by Chris Juzwik McHenry's Deanne Martin lobs over the outstretched hands of Johnsburg's Bev Hiller during first round play in the McHenry Regional Tuesday. The Skyhawks won in four games. WOLSCHLAGER HAS rushed for an average of over 100 yards per game for the Streaks, and McHenry will be hard-pressed to the fleet, hard-running >r. Schlender said Wolschlager is one of the best runners the Warriors have or will see in 1964. Those comparable on the McHenry coach's list are Dave Rowden of Grant, Greg Schultz of South and Jared Sasser of CL Central. "They're all fine runners, but all different kinds too," Schlender said. "Schultz is more of a breakaway threat, and Sasser is your basic 'three- yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust' runner. Rowden and Wolschlager can run hard in­ side, lout are fast enough to go outside as well. Schultz is a good back, but he's not the power runner that Wolschlager is." It would be tough to play power football against them." For McHenry's defense, which has been as big a reason for the Warriors' turnaround as anything, the key will be to stop the running back tandem of Carnell Washington and Warren Wolschlager. "They have an outstanding running game," Schlender admitted. "No question about it. But they have been using a lot of play-action passes. They scored two touchdowns on passes Saturday (against Cary-Grove). "What they like you to do is continued from page 20 We'll concentrate on the run. have to play them honest. The real key to the game in Schlender's eyes? "Two things. One, I feel if we get across the 50, we have to score. We can't wa?te scoring opportunities. The other is that u we get a turnover, we have to score. That's critical." Okay, Joe, but who's gonna win this game? "I foresee the team that scored three touchdowns will win. Both defeats Woodstock suffered, the opposition scored three touchdowns. If we can do that, we can win." Kickoff is at 8 p.m. 51 L00KIN6 AHEAD Today: Football: (Soph-Varsity) at Woodstock, 6 p.m. Football: )Frosh) Wood­ stock, 3:30 p.m. Tennis: State Meet at * Prospect High School McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL Saturday: JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Cross-Conntry: Regional at West Campus, 10 a.m. Tennis: State Meet at prospect High School FMtball: (JV and Soph 'B') Woodstock, 3:30 p.m. Today: Football: (Frosh) at Round Lake, 4:30 p.m; Saturday: Cross-Conntry: at McHenry Regional, 10 a.m. Football: Round Lake, noon. HARRIERS AIM continued from page 20 1981 and Steve Carby in 1962 preceded the McHenry senior as conference champs. Creutz also has a McHenry County championship under his belt, and a regional honor would be another jewel in what has been a dazzling season. Johnsburg, whose number one runner, Mike Lawrence, is coming off an impressive conference win himself, will be one of the entries at Saturday's regional. Area Soccer McHenry Area Soccer Federation This Saturday is the final day of play in the McHenry Area Soccer Federation's eight-week fall soccer program. All 32 teams -- representing five age divisions - will be in action on fields throughout the McHenry area. Next spring, these same teams Will return to participate in an eight-week spring program. On the field last weekend, scoring was down a bit ^ "With one notable exception. The Maroon team in the un- der-8 age division had its biggest offensive output of the season, tallying nine goals. Brett Gutekunst led the way with a three-goal "hat trick." Doug Thennes added two goals and Jason Rudd, Chris Frfeund, Mark Polis and B.J. Fick had one each. Players on two other teams had three-goal games. Ivan Cvitkovic scored three goals for the Gold team in the under-16 age division and Joey Mazurek netted three for the Orange team in the under-10 age division. Here's a list of players who either scored or had outstanding games last Saturday: No. 9 (Gold) -- Standouts: Jeremey Butler, Bradley Plech, Karl Goodwin. No. 10 (Light Green) -- Goals: Jerry Freund. Standouts: Kirk Cathmore, David Reld, A.J. Linneman. No. 11 (Light Blue) -- Standouts: Joe Wlnkelman, Jason Grala, Matt Warfel. No. 12 (Gray) -- Goals: Jason Groll, Kevin Jablonski. Standouts: Entire team played well. No. 13 (Gold) -- Goals: AAandy Grosslch. Standouts: Becky Agnes, Christine Agnes, Summer Sears, Debbie Clauser. No. 14 (White Knights) -- Standouts: Courtney Skiba, Lynsay Sklba, EricShrum, JohnChanda. UNDER-10 AGE DIVISION No. 1 (Red) -- Standouts: Brian Amerson, Joey Shafer, Chris Gutekunst. No. 2 (Green) -- Goals: Mike Mitchell, Steve Kavanaugh. Standouts: Willam Oeffllng, Scott Roper. No. 3 (Tan) -- Goals: Danny Sorenson. Standouts: Ryan Boland, Wes Peterson, Craig Fowles. No. 4 (Black) -- Goals: Bradley Marks, Doug Roos, Andrew Pagast. Standouts: Ragan Whitmor, Kory Glen, Becky Zicco, Todd Phillips. No. t (Maroon) -- Goals: Mark Lindberg. B.J. Janko, Drew Sherman, Chris Standouts: Cay No. 7 (Orange) -- Goals: Joey Mazurek (3). Standouts: Jason Lima, Todd Dtehl, Jeff Kalvaitis, goalie John Sinette. No. I (Royal Blue) - Goals: Matt Reinhart (2), John Setlack (2), John Plutshack. Standouts: Alex Kumm, Jeff Schulti, Jason White. No. 9 (Gold) -- Goals: Don Hensley (2). Standouts: Matt Gray, Doug Bourey, Mike Dreiske, Brian Ford, Billy Smith, Ethan Theis. No. 10 (Light Green) -- Goals: Brian Clsiek. Standouts: Matt Mohlman, Tim Colby, Steve Piaia. UNDER-12 AGE DIVISION No. 1 (Royal Blue) -- Goals: Brian Banks, Dave Clauser. Standouts: Mark Zalke, Brian Davis, Gregg Lulofs. Greg Farley. No. 2 (Or ange) -- Goals: Ben|l Wlnkleman (2), Mike Lindberg, Billy Mailman, Jake Simon. Standouts: Entire team played well against a tough Algonquin club. No. 3 (Gray) -- Goals: John Buch, Jason Faunt. Standouts: Jeannine Stojonic, Tom Wagner, Trisha Schuerr. No. 4 (Gold Eagles) -- Goals: Tony Nowak. Standouts: Sharon Semrow, Troy Anschutz, Pat Cizek. No. 5 (Red) -- Goals: Brian Cunningham (2), Bill Mariangel (2), Gordi Rudd. Standouts: Russ May, Jenny Vanderwyst, Doug McMahon. UNDER-14 AGE DIVISION Maroon Team -- Standouts: Karen Koberlien, Doug Gray, Dave Lawrence. Gold Team -- Goals: Jason Eckert, Erick Ekstrom. Standouts: Simon Sullivan, Doug Conaghan, Jason Hovan, Jim Twadell. UNDER-16 AGE DIVISION Gold Team -- Goals: Ivan Cvitkovic (3), Mark McClaughry, Jason -Hoffman. Standouts: Tedi Cvitkovic, Jeff Sorenson, Jason Hoffman. Fox Valley Conference The McHenry-Johnsburg White Lightning scored another victory in Fox Valley Con- * ference play Saturday, defeating Montini. Last Sunday in Johnsburg, the White Lightning enjoyed another taste of victory against an All-Star Harvard team with a final score of 6-0. The last conference game of the fall season will be held this Saturday at Cary against Cary 3. The White Lightning's last game of the season will be Sunday in Johnsburg against a Woodstock All-Star squad. The team also announced an expansion into under-12, under- 10 and under-8 traveling groups. Sign-ups for the spring season will be this Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Johnsburg Community Club. Any interested players should be thpre to meet with poaches Horst Hermann and George Moshei. Lawrence captured the North­ west Suburban Conference race last Saturday in Fox Lake at Grant, where he covered the 3.05 mile course in 16:15. The Skyhawk team finished second to Grant. OTHER RUNNERS to watch are Dundee-Crown's Mike Buhrow, Woodstock's Scott Jackson and A1 Boyce, CL Central's Bob Matthews, Jacobs' Garth Lewis, Grant's Dave Haack and McHenry's Terry Harth and J.R. Wright. Barrington, another regional RENT RIHSEl lVAC the professional do-it-ydurself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental FREE $1.00 per' hour for every thereafter. (Example-2 hour* charge $1 plus tax.) hour total Special Rental Rate Good Moti-Thuri RINSE 'N VAC dean* the way professionals do at a fraction of the cost. FRI. SAT. ft SUN. S>(J v OVERNIGHT SPECIAL! 00 pm-9:00 am $2" per hour I "• ] $10.00 rfV'S*' Hbfcr 4400 W. RTE. 120-MCHENRY.IL UNDER-* AGE DIVISION Team No. 1 (Red) t Goals: G. Jay Frost (2), Eric Peterson. Standouts: Doug Schaefer, Jim Barret, Peter Weber, Brandon Gough. No. 2 (Green) -- Standouts: Jenna Sinceil, Tim Harrison, Jason Burke. No 3 (Tan Tigers) Goals: Tim Glab, John Aibanese, Rob Weaver. Standouts: Kevin Gruebnau, Dennis Ericksen, Joe Crosbie, Ted Siebeck No. 4 (Black) -- Goals: Tim Albright (2), Tony Scacco. Standouts: Jeramiah Smith, Chris Albright, Jacob Smith. No. 5 (Purple Pirates) -- Goals: James LeMaster (2), Sean Nellis, Nathan Druml, Matthew McDonnell, Kristen Zld. Standouts: Lester Jesse, Jon Sklbbe, Michael Cohn, Drew Mowery. No. 6 (Maroon) -- Goals: Brett Gudekunst (3), Doug Thennes (2), B.J. Fick, Mark Polis, Chris Freund, Jason Rudd. Standouts: Matt Glosson, Curtis Cardamone, Jesse Barber. No. 7 (Orange) -- Goals: Justin Eckert. Standouts: Ryan Smith, Aaron Mundt, Meuhan Keller. No. 8 (Royal Blue) -- Goals: Joel Bruck, Paul Thomas. Standouts: Danny Smith, Eric EricsOn, Chris Winters. - ELECT CAROL SEK to COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT §2 Paid for by Citizens for Carol Sek SPORT FANS... 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