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Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown girls basketball rankings and player of the week for Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022

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With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Mother McAuley 9-2 (1)

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Sarah Ternes scores 16 points against Oak Park-River Forest. Every day it’s someone else.

2. Thornwood 14-1 (2)

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3. Lincoln-Way West 9-2 (3)

Ava Gugliuzza reaches another milestone by scoring her 1,500th career point.

4. Lincoln-Way East 10-2 (6)

Lana Kerley earns MVP honors as Griffins win the Marian Catholic Christmas Classic.

5. Lincoln-Way Central 8-5 (5)

Knights find their feet again as Azyah Newson-Cole drops 21 points against Sandburg.

6. Homewood-Flossmoor 7-5 (9)

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During four-game winning streak, Vikings’ defense hasn’t allowed more than 29 points.

7. Providence 7-6 (8)

Junior Sydney Spencer is attacking the basket, making it pay off at free-throw line.

8. Marian Catholic 8-3 (4)

Madison Davis sparks big comeback in tourney third-place game against Neuqua Valley.

9. Marist 8-6 (NR)

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10. T.F. South 12-3 (NR)

Red Wolves show worth, beating Lemont and winning Oak Lawn tourney title.

Junior guard Rayvan Rush averages 14.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.8 steals for T.F. South and earns MVP honors at the Oak Lawn Holiday Tournament.

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