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Loyola gets commitment from Grayslake North’s Brena Dalton, who plays many positions but had 1 college in mind (opens the original)
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Grayslake North junior Brena Dalton has long been adept at playing multiple positions. As a freshman, Dalton played third base for the first time, and she even had a short stint as a starting pitcher after a rash of injuries on the team. Dalton then played second last season. Knights coach Amanda Rodriguez intends to move Dalton to shortstop in the spring. “My dad was my coach until this year, so he made sure everybody on the team played multiple positions,” Dalton said. “Since I was the coach’s
Romy Fleegle finds confidence to star for unbeaten Libertyville alongside sister: ‘Romy has come into her own’ (opens the original)
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Libertyville’s Romy Fleegle seemed destined to play volleyball from an early age. Her oldest sister, Emma Colyer, played the sport at a Florida high school and then at Mount Aloysius College, and her older sister Charlie Fleegle is a senior libero who has starred for the Wildcats since her freshman year. “I started playing volleyball when I was 8 years old because both of my older sisters played and I always watched them,” Romy Fleegle said. But Romy Fleegle also felt pressure as she followed Ch
Notre Dame recruit Sage Olson is making ‘lasting impact’ at Lake Zurich, following in mother’s footsteps (opens the original)
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Lake Zurich junior right-side hitter Sage Olson is one of the best volleyball players in the country. Not surprising, she has been eager to show that. But Olson worried that a series of injuries during her freshman and sophomore years would affect her recruiting. She suffered ankle, back and knee injuries until she finally felt fully healthy this summer. “That was pretty rough for me because I knew I wanted to play in college,” Olson said. “I really worried that would affect my exposure. I was s
Stevenson outside hitter Abby Inman has always been a ‘gamer.’ But she’s taking her game to another level. (opens the original)
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Stevenson outside hitter Abby Inman was already one of the best players in Lake County last season. Inman wasn’t quite satisfied with that, however. “The second my junior season ended, I was already working out at my school gym, which has a huge facility,” she said. “I went to private lessons with coaches from Sky High volleyball club. I made the elite team. It definitely helped me prepare for my senior season.” The 5-foot-11 Inman made that clear over the summer, according to Stevenson coach Ti
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