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Girls basketball: Top 20

Girls basketball

Records through Jan. 29

Team Comment

1. Fremd (24-2) Going to be tough to beat in postseason

2. Montini (20-5) Slow start costly vs. Fremd

3. Geneva (21-3) Slagle career-high 26 vs. Batavia

4. Maine South (21-5) Plans to learn from Fremd loss

5. Libertyville (22-4) NSC title on the line Tuesday vs. Lake Zurich

6. York (20-5) Gets shot at WSC Silver leading Lyons Friday

7. Hersey (21-6) Eidle 2nd Hersey player with 2,000 points

8. Benet (17-6) Could see Naz again Saturday in ESC title game

9. Lake Zurich (20-6) Going for Libertyville sweep Tuesday

10. Prospect (20-7) Splinter, Brown 12 points in Hersey win

11. Carmel (20-5) Third Benet matchup Wednesday

12. Barrington (19-8) Swanson scores 38 to reach 2,000 career

13. Stevenson (19-8) Lake Forest, Prospect this week

14. Huntley (21-4) Plays Hampshire (11-1 in FVC) on Monday

15. St. Charles N. (20-5) Geneva's size too much to overcome

16. Neuqua Valley (16-10) One-game lead in DVC

17. Naperville N. (18-9) Been an up-and-down season

18. Naperville C. (17-10) Richwoods ends 11-game win streak

19. Rolling Meadows (16-10) Coming off 3-0 week

20. Batavia (14-11) Carlson averaging 19 ppg

Others to watch: Glenbard West 18-9, Waubonsie Valley 18-5, Downers Grove North 17-7, Vernon Hills 16-10, Hampshire 17-8, Schaumburg 15-11, Lake Park 14-11, Grayslake North 17-9, Grayslake Central 15-9, Burlington Central 15-9

Paul Valade/pvalade@dailyherald.comBarrington's Sophie Swanson, left, reached 2,000 career points Saturday.
John Starks/jstarks@dailyherald.comHersey's Katy Eidle reached 2,000 career points Saturday.
  Geneva's Lauren Slagle is pressured under the basket by St. Charles North's Reagan Sipla during the Vikings' win last week. Paul Valade/pvalade@dailyherald.com