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Oswego East girls blank crosstown rival Oswego in second quarter for 49-30 victory · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Oswego East girls blank crosstown rival Oswego in second quarter
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  for forty nine to thirty victory. This article is being
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  read by an automated voice brought to you by Everlett.
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  There's no texting on the basketball court. Players have to
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  communicate old fashioned ways, like calling out a teammate's name.
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  That's how Ave Kittling Turner got in touch with senior
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  Aubrey LAMBERTI to pass the junior the ball on the
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  fast break during Oswego East's forty nine to thirty crosstown
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  clash victory at Oswego on Friday night. I was just
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  trying to get ahead of everybody and was calling her
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  name because she always has the ball when I get
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  down court. Kittling Turner said, I've been looking forward to
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  this game all week. I didn't know how it was
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  going to go, but I was excited because the energy
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  everyone brings is so fun. It's such a fun game
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  to play and I always look forward to it. Oswego
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  East nine six five a twelve eleven lead with eight
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  seconds remaining in the opening quarter. After Kittling Turner's put back,
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  she'd bury a jumper to open the second quarter. Score
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  on a layup with a little more than three minutes
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  left in the quarter, and then finish the half with
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  a layup with just a few seconds left. Her contributions
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  were immense, as the Wolves outscored the Panthers eleven zen
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  one in the second quarter to take a twenty five
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  to eleven lead at halftime. We didn't believe it when
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  they told us we didn't give up any points, so
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  we were shocked, to say the least. Killing Turner said,
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  we were anticipating in the pass and guarding them that way.
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  Playing the defense we were playing, we definitely made them nervous.
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  I feel like Aswego eight ten two four finally ended
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  its scoring drought when Kendall Grant made the second of
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  two free throws with six peety seven left in the
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  third quarter to cut its deficit to twenty five to
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  twelve and end the fifteen duro run. The Panthers wouldn't
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  get any closer. KYLEA. Behar's reverse layup with four point
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  two two left in the third quarter was Oswego's first
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  field goal since Olivia East scored with one to eleven
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  remaining in the first quarter. Bears basket came right after
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  Oswego East senior Nicole Warbinski drained the first of a
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  pair of three pointers in the third quarter that helped
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  the Wolves break the game open, taking a thirty six
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  to twenty lead into the final quarter. I feel like
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  the first half I didn't play the best, but then
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  I came into the second half and I had more energy,
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  and I was like, I've got to give it to them,
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  Warbinsky said. Oswego is our rival, as you know, and
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  my energy got up by those two threes, which were
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  a big part of our game. I feel like that
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  was a stretch where we scored the most points and
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  got a good lead on them. Warbinsky's gotten used to
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  beating her school's biggest rival. I've been on varsity since
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  freshman year, and we've played them every single year and
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  won every single time, she said. So it's just that
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  energy and having a big crowd is nice and pumps
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  me up a little bit. The student section does talk
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  a lot of crap, but I just let the game
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  do the talking. Whinski led the Wolves with eleven points,
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  Kittling Turner had ten points, and Lamberti had nine points
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  and thirteen rebounds. I think I was just doing the
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  little things, getting steals, going for rebounds, boxing out, all
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  the little things to help us get the win. LAMBERTI
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  said in Supperable, we were pressuring them to make their
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  passes harder, and it kind of screwed up their offense.
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  We've been working on improving our defense in practice, and
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  I think that it showed. The Wolves held the Panthers
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  to twenty six percent shooting eleven to forty three, while
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  the Panthers also didn't help themselves by going seven of
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  eighteen from the free throw line. We left a lot
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  of points off the board. Panthers coach Benita Parson said.
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  We really didn't stick to our game plan, which was
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  to use our size advantage. We didn't box out well,
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  didn't rebound well, and we gave up way too many
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  transition buckets. You can't afford to have soft passes, to
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  be weak with the ball, stuff like that. Parsons was
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  coaching against her alma mater for the first time. The
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  first year coach was a four year starter across town
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  and the first player at the school to reach one
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  thousand points. A bay Carreto was my coach when I
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  was there, so I was there since his first year
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  as a head coach, Parson said he's very smart and
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  has a lot of experience and has always been a
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  defensive guy. And their defense killed us today. They're scrappy
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  and quick and very disciplined. That's really what got us.
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  Put it on there five minutes, flip it over another
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  five minutes. You're done. Then the key the key to this.
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  You tent it, bring it inside, Tent it, put a
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  couple piece of foil over it. Tanted for about five
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  to ten minutes. That keeps it so juicy. And I
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  gotta tell you, I've won my wife over on this.
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  My son, who did not really eat meat, absolutely loves it.
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  Asks for steak every week. So that is my steak advice.
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  Peyton Johnson paced the Panthers with nine points and eleven rebounds.
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  Ashley Cook and Bear each scored six points.