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Oswego East guards ‘steal’ win over Waubonsie Valley

Pat Krillic By Pat Krillic
   
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Milin Smith may be small in stature — but she could be big trouble for Oswego East’s opponents.

Turned loose on Waubonsie Valley Wednesday, Smith and her ball-hawking backcourt mates gave the Warrior guards fits in the Wolves’ 61-26 season-opening win in Oswego.

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