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Regional Softball SECTION 2 - PAGE 16 - PLAIM>EALEK-HEKAIJ>. WEDNESDAY . >1A* 29.19«5 trator-ed CL South too much for Sky hawks Plalndealer-Herald photo by Cfcrls Juzwik Johnsburg High School's Cris May fires across the diamond during Saturday's 7-4 Skyhawk loss to Crystal Lake South in - the semifinals of the Crystal Lake Central Class AA Regional Tournament. Johnsburg had advanced with an 84) blanking of Cary-Grove Thursday. May, a senior, was named the team's most valuable player at the school's awards banquet last week. Not this year McHenry's Szamiewski misfires at state meet CHARLESTON -- McHenry's 21-5 at the Rockford Auburn Sec Jeff Szamiewski failed to qualify tional on May 17. That leap was for the finals at the boys' state good for second at the sectional, track meet held on the campus of and earned him the state trip. Eastern Illinois University last The sectional effort was weekend. % Szamlewski's career best, better- Szamlewski's leap of 19-4V» ing his previous high by an even placed him ninth out of his 10 in his foot. flight. He was the only Warrior boy, The Warrior junior, qualified for and oiily boy in McHenry or the trip to Charleston by jumping Johnsburg, to advance to state. Area kickers find the going rough All three White Lightning soccer teams lost after the second round of single-elimination play in the Northern Illinois Soccer League's President's Cup recently. The under-10 team fell to Bol- ingbrook by a penalty shot late in the contest. The under-12 team had a see­ saw affair going with Glendale Heights, and lost 4-2. The under-14 sqaud was defeated by a superior team from Rolling Meadows, 8-1. All three White Lightning teams will be playing at their home field at the Johnsburg Community club on Sunday, June 2, with games at 1:30,3 and4:30 p.m. The White Lightning Soccer Club is an organization* serving the youth of northeastern McHenry and northwestern Lake counties by providing a com­ petitive soccer program that allows the players to refine their soccer skills while learning the fundamentals of sportsmanship and fair play. The club will be beginning its fifth season of play in the fall of this year. To select the teams for the 1985-86 season, the White Lightning will be holding registra­ tion for all age groups on June 4,6. 11 and 13 from 5:30p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the Johnsburg Community Club. Players must have been born in the following years to play for the corresponding teams: Under-8: born in 1978 and 1979. Under-10: born in 1976 and 1977. Under-12: born in 1974 and 1975. Under-14: born in 1972 and 1973. » off their 1985 golf seasons in fine fashion recently, wftft hole-in-ones. McHenry's Joe Doherty bagged a hole-in-one at the Woodstock Country Club's 140-yard . eighth hole. Doherty, a McHeitry Wonder Lake native Kelly O'Kaoe carded a hole-in-one recently in the Thursday McHenry. ,- ̂ O'Kane, golfing I Forge Golf LeagGl Hill, aced the par jard, fourth hole. Plaindealer-Herald News Service photos by Steve Metsch McHenry's Jeff Szamiewski competed at the boys' state track meet his past weekend in the high jump. Szamiewski, a junior, jumped 19-4V4 to finish ninth in his flight, failing to qualify for the finals. Above, he takes off on one of his attempts, while at left, be reflects after the day's jumping. i u