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Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown softball rankings and player of the week

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With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Lemont 8-0 (1)

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Sage Mardjetko, now what did you do? How about 19 strikeouts against Sandburg.

2. Marist 12-2 (2)

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Isabel Cunnea caps another huge week with a grand slam against Lake Park.

3. Lincoln-Way Central 9-4 (7)

Josephine Jager is hitting at the top of the order, also tops with .400 batting average.

4. Lincoln-Way East 11-3 (3)

Freshman Audrey Bullock is helping with the pitching load as schedule heats up.

5. Lockport 14-3 (8)

Giuliana Giordano, take a bow after going 3-for-3 with a home run vs. Lincoln-Way West.

6. St. Laurence 9-2 (4)

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Big win over Fenwick includes a home run by birthday girl Sophia Sanchez.

7. Andrew 13-2 (5)

Thunderbolts don’t go down against Lincoln-Way East without a fight.

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8. Lincoln-Way West 10-4 (6)

Warriors have pretty astonishing record with four freshmen in starting lineup.

9. Marian Catholic 12-2 (10)

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Record-setting win streak to start season ends, but Spartans right ship in split with Benet.

10. Shepard 7-4 (NR)

Welcome aboard Astros after a week in which they hammered 42 hits in three wins.

Junior infielder Maddie Hanik was 8-for-11 with three doubles, two home runs and eight RBIs as Andrew won two of three games.

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