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Rick Armstrong’s Aurora, Elgin, Naperville softball rankings and player of the week

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With records through Monday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Yorkville 13-1 (1)

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Madi Reeves strikes out 31 in Southwest Prairie West wins over West Aurora, Plainfield North.

2. St. Charles North 8-1 (2)

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Sophia Olman goes 7-for-13 with eight RBIs in four wins for North Stars.

3. Oswego 10-3 (4)

Aubriella Garza’s hit parade reaches 27 in 13 games.

4. Benet 9-2 (7)

Redwings beat DuPage Valley Conference’s top three in Metea, Waubonsie, Naperville Central.

5. Newark 14-0 (5)

Kodi Rizzo strikes out 12 in 4-1 nonconference victory over Seneca.

6. St. Charles East 7-6-1 (3)

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Freshman catcher Hayden Sujack has hit eight home runs this spring for Saints.

7. South Elgin 9-3 (8)

Hannah Harms hits .563 with a home run, four RBIs in big week for Storm.

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8. Oswego East 8-4 (6)

Senior outfielder Mia Corres produces 19 hits, leads six Wolves with 14 or more hits.

9. Naperville North 8-4 (9)

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With four home runs this season, Kristina Donaldson pushes career total to 14.

10. Dundee-Crown 8-5 (NR)

Strong pitching of McKayla Anderson lifts Chargers to Larkin Slugfest title.

Cece Bell strikes out 22 in 16 innings for wins over Upstate Eight Conference foes Bartlett and Fenton and another over Fox Valley Conference leader Huntley. The Davenport recruit aided her cause with five hits and three RBIs.

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