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Steve Millar’s Daily Southtown girls soccer rankings and player of the week

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With records through Wednesday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Lincoln-Way Central 7-0-2 (1)

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Bowling Green recruit Christine Erdman is dynamite all over the field.

2. Lockport 8-2-1 (2)

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Upset by Wheaton North in semifinals of own Porter Cup.

3. Lincoln-Way East 10-1 (3)

Freshman midfielder Elizabeth Burfeind is making a fast impact.

4. De La Salle 7-1-1 (4)

Freshman defender Sophia Torres is stepping up with Mia Loza out.

5. Lincoln-Way West 8-3-1 (5)

Nora Gaffney records hat trick in rout of Willowbrook.

6. Andrew 5-5 (6)

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Sophomore forward Paige Swaw is one to watch.

7. Sandburg 5-6 (NR)

Eagles beat Mother McAuley for fourth win in last five games.

8. Mother McAuley 5-3-1 (7)

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Ava Grace Sales gives Mighty Macs another scoring threat.

9. Lemont 3-3 (8)

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Paige Bingen is the senior leader in the midfield.

10. Thornwood co-op 6-1 (9)

Carmen Valadez scores as Thunderbirds hold conference lead with big win over Bloom.

Senior midfielder Alanis Gonzalez recorded a hat trick in T.F. United’s 8-2 win over Oak Lawn. She added two goals and two assists in a 5-0 victory over Eisenhower.

Steve Millar is a freelance reporter for the Daily Southtown.

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