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Bartlett, Ryan DiCanio make sure against Waubonsie Valley

By  Beacon-News
   
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Bartlett and Ryan DiCanio wanted nothing to do with a repeat of last weekend. After upsetting West Aurora, the Hawks got burned by Glenbard East.

So Saturday, a night after a huge victory over Neuqua Valley, host Bartlett surged from the start against Waubonsie Valley and scored an easy 51-27 win in the Upstate Eight Valley behind 17 points from DiCanio.

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