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Daily Herald: Riley Lees leads Libertyville over Stevenson

By Daily Herald

Stevenson, like every other opponent to face Libertyville’s football team this fall, didn’t have much success slowing down the Riley Lees Express.

In the first half alone, Libertyville’s quarterback rushed for 4 touchdowns and 257 yards to lead the visiting Wildcats in a 35-7 victory over Stevenson in North Suburban Lake play on Friday night in Lincolnshire.

Libertyville’s victory snaps a six-game losing streak to the rival Patriots and keeps the Wildcats unbeaten this fall.

“This is a team that’s on our list,” Lees said. “It feels great to finally beat these guys. We wanted to come out and make a statement, set the tone early, and we did.”

Read more at the Daily Herald….

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