Phil Brozynski’s Super 25 rankings

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Sun-Times Girls Basketball Super 25 (Final record, preseason ranking)   1. Marian Catholic 33-1 3 Megan Walsh goes out on top     2. Rolling Meadows 30-4 16 All five starters back next year   3. Young 29-5 1 Irivin searching for next Harper   4. Vernon Hills 31-3 13 Second place two years in row   5. Montini 35-2 4 Freshmen are cause for optimism   6. Huntley 26-8 NR Zornow, Andrews make history   7. Bolingbrook 24-6 10 Will miss Kennedy Cattenhead   8. WW South 29-4 6 Hoping for a healthier new year   9. Marist 24-10 5 Rouse, Bolton leave huge holes   10. Evanston 27-4 21 Dashae Shumate will be back   11. Bloom 21-7 NR Katherine Strong could be huge   12. Romeoville 27-4 11 Spartans will be starting over   13. Joliet Catholic 24-5 NR Reloading with Lumpkin, Ekhomu   14. Morgan Park 23-6 19 Another city contender in 2014?   15. Trinity 23-5 2 Hoping to stay healthy next year   16. Maine South 26-6 12 Has some very big shoes to fill   17. Neuqua Valley 27-4 18 Brook will still be a roadblock   18. Fremd 26-8 7 Ashley McConnell hard to replace   19. Mother McAuley 22-7 NR Some promising youngsters return   20. Fenwick 22-6 15 Maya Garland, Deja Cage return   21. Naperville Central 25-7 NR No. 1 challenger to WW South?   22. Rich South 23-6 NR Lockett, Evans, Webb are back   23. Plainfield East 24-5 9 Faith Suggs is Bengals’ future   24. Burlington Central 25-5 NR Watch the Rockets in 2014, 2015   25. Streamwood 21-9 NR Will build around Hannah McGlone

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