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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 16-1-2 (1)

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Knights finish regular season with only loss a 1-0 defeat to nationally ranked Metea Valley.

2. Lockport 19-2-1 (2)

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Heather Canny’s 19 goals help Porters outscore opponents 101-10 in regular season.

3. Lincoln-Way East 16-4 (3)

Mattea Arroyo, Griffins finish regular season with 11 shutouts.

4. De La Salle 12-3-4 (5)

In search of back-to-back titles, Meteors are top seed in Class 2A Kankakee Sectional.

5. Andrew 13-7 (7)

Abbie Bosco, Thunderbolts end strong with wins over Lincoln-Way West, Lemont and H-F.

6. Lincoln-Way West 11-6-3 (4)

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Addie Gudaitis scores twice as Warriors end regular season with rout of Sandburg.

7. Lemont 14-5-1 (6)

Wraps up perfect 11-0 run to South Suburban Blue title.

8. Homewood-Flossmoor 8-8-2 (8)

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Vikings look to get offense going after being shut out by Lincoln-Way East and Andrew.

9. Thornwood co-op 15-3-1 (9)

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Abigail Flores-led defense helps Thunderbirds to program’s most successful season.

10. T.F. United 12-4 (10)

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Sophomore midfielder Galilea Esparza scored three goals in Eisenhower’s 8-0 win over Richards and had another hat trick in a 4-3 victory over Oak Lawn, sealing a share of the South Suburban Red championship.

Steve Millar is a freelance reporter for the Daily Southtown.

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