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Trinity Transfer Sanchez has Glenbrook North Rolling Early

By  Matt Harness
   

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It didn’t take long for Gracie Sanchez to rub off on the rest of the Glenbrook North players.

The transfer from Trinity, a highly successful program, has helped the Spartans to a 3-0 start this season after beating Mundelein 48-38 on Thursday.

A day earlier, Glenbrook North, winners of a combined 14 games the past two seasons, defeated Highland Park 60-41. The Giants are the two-time defending CSL North champions.

Sanchez will play basketball for Grand Valley State.

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