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Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown girls basketball rankings and player of the week for Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2023

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With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Marian Catholic 21-4 (1)

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Spartans battle vs. reigning Class 3A state champ Carmel but 14-game win streak snapped.

2. Thornwood 24-3 (2)

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Trinity Chears really dishing the ball, including 12 assists against Bloom.

3. Homewood-Flossmoor 12-6 (7)

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4. Providence 17-8 (6)

Balanced scoring seems to be the trend for steadily climbing Celtics.

5. T.F. South 21-4 (5)

Katlynn Williams-Clark keeps Red Wolves in thick of South Suburban Blue chase.

6. Lincoln-Way Central 16-9 (8)

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Lina Panos is back as Knights sweep first round in SouthWest Suburban Red.

7. Lincoln-Way West 17-7 (3)

Wow. Ava Gugliuzza is closing in on 400 career 3-pointers for Warriors.

8. Lincoln-Way East 16-8 (9)

Makayla Kelly’s 12 points, eight assists and eight steals power up offense vs. Lockport.

9. Mother McAuley 15-8 (4)

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Quinn Arundel’s 12 points can’t push Mighty Macs past GCAC Red leader St. Ignatius.

10. Sandburg 14-11 (10)

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Senior guard Josie Canellis scored 68 points in three games, moving past Erin Cattell for third place on the Sandburg’s all-time career scoring list.

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