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Naperville North gets boost, breaks free from Marmion

By  Mike Chamernik
   
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It was the kind of game Naperville North needed badly.

Having dropped two straight games over the weekend, and with rival Naperville Central looming on Friday night, the Huskies needed a confidence builder in a big way on Tuesday, and they got it against Marmion.

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