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Batavia's Liza Fruendt led the area in scoring with drives to the basket like this and also by draining 80 3-point baskets.
Rick West | Staff Photographer
Batavia junior Liza Fruendt averaged 19.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.6 steals a game while sinking 78 percent of her free throws.
Laura Stoecker | Staff Photographer
Batavia's Liza Fruendt drives past Glenbard South's Stefani Bazigos Tuesday during their game in Batavia.
Steve Berczynski | Staff Photographer
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With a basketball family like Nick, Sara and Liza Fruendt, it's no surprise the competitive siblings have had their share of arguments through the years. The surprise might come with which sport. "Sometimes we play tennis as a family," said Liza Fruendt, a junior at Batavia and the youngest in a family of exceptional athletes to parents Joel and Suzanne. "It doesn't end well. I don't know why we still do it. We always end up in fights because no one wants to lose." Fruendt might be the youngest but she certainly has learned how to keep up — and has learned to hate to lose. Her older brother Nick, an all-state basketball star at Batavia who just finished at Northwestern, not only plays basketball with his sister but also tennis.
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