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Barrington accelerates past Dundee-Crown

By Laura Funk

Barrington got the tune-up it wanted in the Class 4A boys basketball regional at Rolling Meadows on Tuesday.

With a balanced offense and a stingy defense, the top-seeded Broncos motored past their first postseason test, topping No. 17 Dundee-Crown 60-37.

Barrington (23-6) will meet Conant in Friday’s sectional final at 7 p.m.

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