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Marist stifles Carmel 68-51

By  Mike Chamernik
   

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Marist is far from the biggest team around, but the RedHawks are relentless on the boards.

Their ability to grab offensive rebounds led to many second and third chances throughout the night Friday. It also led to many anguished looks from Carmel coach Sam Ryan as the RedHawks rolled to a 68-51 East Suburban Catholic win in Chicago.

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