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Ryan Eiermann on target again, strikes out 12 in Naperville Central win

By Naperville Sun

If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again.

Ryan Eiermann is taking that lesson to heart as of late for Naperville Central.

Behind Eiermann’s one-hitter and 12 strikeouts Saturday, the Redhawks cruised to a 5-0 DuPage Valley Conference shutout of Wheaton Warrenville South at Lee Pfund Field in Carol Stream.

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