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Paul Johnson’s Aurora, Elgin, Naperville baseball rankings and player of the week

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With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Naperville Central 7-3 (1)

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A 5-0 week paced by pitching staff that posts 1.63 ERA, 39 strikeouts, only 16 walks.

2. Jacobs 6-3 (2)

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Anthony Edge hits walk-off two-run homer in extra innings Saturday for Golden Eagles.

3. St. Charles East 4-1 (3)

Saints bounce back from loss to Naperville Central with extra-inning win over Barrington.

4. St. Charles North 7-1-1 (7)

Red-hot North Stars go eight games without a loss heading into DuKane Conference play.

5. Oswego 7-5 (4)

Panthers recover from back-to-back losses with Saturday’s win over Waubonsie Valley.

6. Neuqua Valley 5-2-1 (5)

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Mark Mennecke tosses five no-hit innings Saturday in a 6-2 win over St. Francis.

7. Benet 5-3 (6)

Redwings open conference play this week with series against St. Patrick.

8. Harvest Christian 9-1 (9)

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Jared Rodriguez continues strong start with five shutout innings in 10-0 win over Bremen.

9. Streamwood 8-2 (NR)

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Senior catcher Nick Weaver goes 4-for-4 with three-run homer Saturday to lead Sabres.

10. Oswego East 7-3 (NR)

Wolves win wild 11-10 game over Bolingbrook, sixth straight, on Eric Lewis’ walk-off hit.

Cody Hazzard allowed one hit and struck out 17 Saturday for Yorkville Christian in a 9-0 victory over Momence.

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