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Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown girls basketball rankings and player of the week for Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2023

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With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Marian Catholic 21-4 (1)

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Spartans battle vs. reigning Class 3A state champ Carmel but 14-game win streak snapped.

2. Thornwood 24-3 (2)

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Trinity Chears really dishing the ball, including 12 assists against Bloom.

3. Homewood-Flossmoor 12-6 (7)

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4. Providence 17-8 (6)

Balanced scoring seems to be the trend for steadily climbing Celtics.

5. T.F. South 21-4 (5)

Katlynn Williams-Clark keeps Red Wolves in thick of South Suburban Blue chase.

6. Lincoln-Way Central 16-9 (8)

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Lina Panos is back as Knights sweep first round in SouthWest Suburban Red.

7. Lincoln-Way West 17-7 (3)

Wow. Ava Gugliuzza is closing in on 400 career 3-pointers for Warriors.

8. Lincoln-Way East 16-8 (9)

Makayla Kelly’s 12 points, eight assists and eight steals power up offense vs. Lockport.

9. Mother McAuley 15-8 (4)

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Quinn Arundel’s 12 points can’t push Mighty Macs past GCAC Red leader St. Ignatius.

10. Sandburg 14-11 (10)

Eagles rally together as Juliana Paddock faces another knee rehab.

Senior guard Josie Canellis scored 68 points in three games, moving past Erin Cattell for third place on the Sandburg’s all-time career scoring list.

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