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Chicagoland Soccer Top 25



By Patrick Z. McGavin


Emily Fox is a young star on the rise as a high-scoring midfielder at Deerfield.

The sophomore has a tidy average, scoring 18 goals in as many games for the Warriors. If Oswego East was the incumbent team of the week, Deerfield grabbed the crown.

The Warriors went 5-0-0 during the week, posting five shutouts and lighting up the scoreboard.

The question next turns to what the Warriors have to focus on in May with the end of the regular-season clearly in view.

“Obviously what we have been doing has been working,” Fox said. “We have to keep doing what we are doing, and not give up.

“We have to continue to believe in ourselves and believe in each other.”

A consequential week ends with some significant moments.

Naperville North ascends to the top spot following its sharp and dramatic double overtime 2-1 victory over Barrington in the championship game of the Naperville Invitational Saturday.

Those two teams opened the season against each other with North prevailing 2-0. They played in the 2019 Class 3A state championship with the Huskies taking a shootout.

They played three times in 2018 as well. The first game was a draw, North won the semifinal game in the Invitational, and Barrington won the state semifinal en route to its second-consecutive state championship.

Deerfield is a riser. Naperville North, like Barrington, is perennial. The goal is clear where teams want to be.

With the state tournament schedule now known, the road map has been drawn for the race to the finish line.
Rk LW Team W L T Comment
13Naperville N1412Madison Korosec is lethal specialist
21Lyons1310Chandlar Lay is gifted offensively
36Barrington1420Meredith McGreevy is skilled defender
42Naperville C1211Maddie Boogerd is dangerous in space
54Glenbrook N1401Evanston showdown Tuesday
65Evanston1321Anna Bergman stabilizes the back line
77Oswego East1220Morgan Dick is a solid 2-way talent
88Libertyville1021Dakota Lyons is big against Lake Forest
99Loyola1241Isabella Guzman powers the middle attack
1014Deerfield1611Ruby Levy is emerging standout
1111Metea Valley1221Lucy Burk sparks BodyArmour title
1210Stevenson1111Scoreless tie against Warren
1312St. Charles N1320Leah Bellock sparks win over rival East
1416Benet1240Bailey Abbott a creative talent
1513St. Charles E1341Ella Stehman is gifted young talent
1619Plainfield N1332On a 10-game win streak
1717OPRF1050Slowed down by Naperville N
1818Warren833Olivia Ehlers is talented stopper
19HML-W Central1510Warren administered only loss
2022New Trier854Sybil Evans is brash young talent
2124Young863Moira Koleno is next great family talent
2225Lane941Sofia Aviles is emerging offensive threat
23HMWW South741Mia Taullaho leads BodyArmor bracket win
24HMBatavia1052Bella Lins is emerging threat
25NRWaubonsie Valley933Strong 3-0 week for the Warriors
Look out for: Maine South, Glenbard West, Geneva, Wheaton North, Carmel, Saint Viator, Payton, Lockport, Andrew, Morton, Downers Grove North, Oswego, Hersey, Plainfield East, Glenbard East.


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