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JOHNSBURG •(Continued from page 18) Monlini captures Legion tourney "Defensively, we did two things differently," Beck explained, "One, we did change our X's and O ' s a n d o u r a p p r o a c h responsibility-wise, we geared our defense to stopping Link. He's a three-year starter, and he can score. And secondly, we Just played hard. Harder than we have all year." The game was tied at eightafter the first period after Ni^hpis nail­ ed a 20-footer with four seconds left. Gray slake solved the JHS defensive puzzle in the second period, as two rebounds and subsequent baskets by Link stak­ ed GHS to a 12-8 lead. BUT THE GAME Skyhawks took the lead at 15-14 when Walsh swished a shot from the left side with 2:01 remaining, and a 20- footer from out front by Dust at the buzzer gave JHS a 17-14 ad­ vantage at the intermission. Beck credited his bench with helping to preserve the big win. "All our guys off the bench -- Husak, Shine, (Bernard) Whar­ ton, they all did a fine job." And in the end, the 'changed' Skyhawks captured, what could be construed as their biggest win of the year. "On paper, Grayslake probably has a better team," Beck conced­ ed. "But our kids were better tonight." , And that's all that matters. The Montini Middle School eighth grade basketball team captured the American Legion Tournament at Johnsburg Jr. High recently, with triumphs over McHenry Jr. High and Richmond. < * The Mustangs were led in their 36-34 semifinal victory over McHenry by Matt Hopp, who came off the bench to score eight points. Montini led 25-20 at the half, but the Trojans, led by six second-half points by Chris Lein, charged back, only to see Montini hang on for the victory. Kevin McGee and Tim Mauer chipped in six apiece for Mon­ tini. Lein had eight and Sam Perez six for McHenry Jr. High. In the championship contest, Montini ran out to a 19-7 lead after one period, and never looked back, as the Mustangs routed Richmond 57-36. 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