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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1995 - VOLUME 35, NUMBER 36 - HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS       TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
SAR awards flag to Huntley Library
Huntley Royals end season
By Joyce Liput
The Daughters of the American Revolution (D AR) Kishwaukee Trail Chapter annually awards an organization or association an American flag. Leaming that the newly established Huntley Area Library did not as yet have a flag, they chose Huntley Library to receive one.
In a brief ceremony held in the library at noon Dec. 6, chapter regent Rosemary Belmonte and eight DAR chapter members presented the mounted flag to librarian Jane Thompson and library board member Richard Drendel. Drendel gratefiilly acknowledged the flag as "a detail overlooked for too long. 1 couldn't believe we didn't already have one.''
The ceremony concluded with the first official salute to the new flag, the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. The satin, gold-fringed American flag, stand and golden- eagle-topped pole will be proudly displayed in the Huntley Library reading room.
By Roger Henderson
Kishwaukee Trail chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Regent Rosemary Belmonte and members (not in order) Amy Brink, Norma Andereon, Alice'Clark, Genevieve Pfeiffer, Micky Williams, Katherine Young, Helen Lang and Barbara DeRiemacker presented an American flag to the Huntley Librarian Jane Thompson and library board member Richard Drendel on Dec 6.
Huntley Sixth graders remain undefeated
By Beth Berndt
The Sixth grade basketball team remains undefeated so far after some very close games. Recently they went to Prairie Grove to play the Panthers. David Marshall was high scorer with lOpoints followed by Nathan Berndt ^^ 6-4 of them at the line, ^m a very tense moment, one of Berndt's shots circled the hoop several times leaving the crowd and players on the edge of their seats before it finally dropped in for a point. Issac Nevel added 4 points from rebound shots and Nick DeBartolo also had 4. Ryan Roxworthy, Steve Heinrich, Ryan Ravagnie, Robbie Bowlin, Andrew Mohney, and Todd Weber, all contributed 2 points each but gave
alot of effort to the defense.
Brett Borchart was a strong player defensively to help make this a very exciting game for the Royals. In the Zion game, Berndt and Borchart tied with 8 points each. Borchart had 3 steals to add to that. Ravagnie had 6 points and4 steals, Marshall followed with 3 points. Mohney had 2 points, Ervin had 2 points and 1 rebound, and Nevel had 2 points and 5 rebounds.
The Royals hosted Fox River Grove and continued their quest for a division title. Berndt topped the scores with 10 points, while Borchart added 5 of his own. DeBartolo followed with 4 points and Mohney added 2. Ravagnie hada well-rounded effort with 2 points, 2 steals, and 4 rebounds. All of the players had a
good defensive game to contribute to this win.
Thefinalgame.of the regular season took the Royals to Riley school in Marengo. Bemdt outdid himself with
his all-time high of 18 points and 3 steals. Borchart had 7 points, and Nevel had 4 points and 5 Steals. Weber had 3 rebounds and Marshall
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Recently, the 7th and 8th grade Huntley Royals played Zion and stayed close for most of the game, only down 19-12 at the half At the end of three quarters it was 31-21, as Pat Kalamatas took over, getting Jones from Zion into foul trouble and Jones had to be taken out. Huntley trailed by just six but Zion held off the rally to win 45-31.
Huntley won their first game against Hampshire, 34-24. The leading scorer was Pat Kalamatas with 10 points. McGinley followed with 8 and Crabillhad 5. Brett Borchart added 4 with Lawrence, Holtz, and Ravagnie bringing 2 each to the game and Kowalski with 1.
Huntley went on to jenoa to fall to 1-7 with a score of 44-37. Kalsow was red hot, with shooting 80% from the field to lead the Royals with 15 points. Crabill had 9, Kalamatas 8 points, and Kowalski 5.
Early in the year, Huntley lost by 2 at Fox River Grove, so when the F.R.G. Eagles traveled to Huntley, both teams knew it would be a hard- fought battie. They watched a very exciting game which saw the Royals fall by 2 for the second time to the Eagles.
Kalsow led the scoring with 16 points with Kalamatas trailing right behind adding 15. Crabill had 8 and Jason Alshanski, Kowalski, Marshall, and Brett Borchart all contributed 2 points each. The final score ofthe game was 49-47.
In Hunfley's last regular season game we saw the Royals fight tooth and nail to pull out a 42-37 victory in overtime. They finished the regular season with a 2-8 record. The players came together well as a team and the scoring showed as Kalamatas was high scorer with 10. Crabill had 9, Kalsow had 7 and Kowalski brought in 6. Daryn Kafka. Lawrence, Homuth. and David Marshall all
Daren Crabill sinks his shot from the free-throw line,   see ROYALS on page 2