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Payton Wallin’s 25 points, Yorkville Christian’s 21-0 run lead to rout of Parkview Christian · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Peyton Wallin's twenty five points Yorkville Christians twenty one zero
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  run lead to rout of Park Few Christian. Written by
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  Chris Walker, This article is being read by an automated
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  voice brought to you by Everlett. Most comedies are about
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  ninety minutes long. Peyton Wallin's pregame ritual on Monday was
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  no laughing matter, as the Yorkville Christian Senior arrived at
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  the Canyon well before the tip against Park View Christian.
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  Wallin led four players in double figures with twenty five
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  points and the Mustangs rolled past the Falcons sixty seven
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  to thirty eight. I came here an hour and a
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  half before the game to shoot and get some different
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  shots up and get my touch and wrist ready so
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  I had the right flicks and could make sure I
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  was feeling good, Wallin said. Outside of practice and during practice,
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  I'm always working on different skills so I could have
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  that full bag so if threes aren't hitting bunchergo like tonight,
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  I only had I had one made the slimbl so
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  I could take them on the drive and avery heron
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  had cuts and I'm able to pass it to her.
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  We have good team chemistry and a lot of hard
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  work in the off season and during the season. Haron
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  scored twelve points in Maya Candelaria and Keana Oguley each
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  scored eleven to pace the Mustangs. We had a good
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  game like this over the weekend where we all stepped
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  up and played well like today, Haron said. We knew
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  with the crosstown rivalry, we really wanted to prove ourselves
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  in a way and to show that we're working hard
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  and could play hard and run on some teams. Early on,
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  it appeared the teams were destined for a back and
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  forth battle. Freshman Ring Stotaker's basket with seven tiny one
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  remaining in the second quarter pulled Parkview Christian to within
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  nineteen sixteen, but the Mustangs scored the next twenty one points,
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  taking a forty to sixteen lead with one forty seven
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  left before the half. Finally, Faith Weiler got the Falcons
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  back on the scoreboard as the freshman knocked down her
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  second three pointer of the half with one t seven remaining.
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  I didn't even realize it was a twenty one to
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  zero run. That's insane, that's crazy, Wallin said. It says
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  a lot about defense and about our effort and our energy.
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  We can always fall back on our offense. We have
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  great team off offensive players, but defense all comes down
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  to energy and it's something we've been working on. So
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  to come out with a twenty one zero run is insane.
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  We run the floor very well and are always looking
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  for each other. The Mustangs fed off the energy of
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  playing at the Canyon and having the support of their
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  classmates in the stands. It was nice having a lot
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  more people than usual. Wallin said. We got our boys'
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  varsity team to come out and watch us tonight, which
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  was exciting. We're all pretty happy. Parfew Christian nineteen to
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  two was able to cut a twenty four point deficit
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  down to sixteen, but Wallin's jumper in the opening minute
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  of the fourth quarter made it sixty two to thirty
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  two and ignited the running clock. Day's chest does more
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  hustle and more heart. Falcons coach Kayla Linden said, I
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  don't know what we were expecting, not that we were
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  expecting a game, a back and forth game for sure,
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  and they just got out hot and then we dug
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  ourselves a hole. Testin New had ten points instead. Eiger
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  led the Falcons with fourteen points. Their guards are so dynamic,
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  Mustang's coach John McAdams said, and they're so well coached.
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  Losing isn't something the Falcons are accustomed to doing. This winter,
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  we got to get back in the gym and work
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  on what we need to work on. G Linder said.
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  My girls don't quit. They give one percent and this
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  will build more character in us at the end of
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  the day, and that's the most important thing.