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Bill Scheibe
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Sports Editor, The Doings Weekly – Burr Ridge
Joliet
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Health, Ventures , Development, Startups, Unemployment, Technology , Consumerism
Stories without a strong Canadian connection.
Content
Nothing better for Lincoln-Way East’s Luke Vetter than a birthday celebration from 3-point range. ‘I just rose up.’
By Bill Scheibe Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified Luke Vetter took a roundabout way to celebrate his birthday for Lincoln-Way East. A day after turning 18, the reserve senior guard was scoreless until the final seconds of the third quarter Tuesday night when he caught a pass 20 feet from the basket. What followed was like a gift. “They kept letting me reject the screen and go down toward the sideline,” he said. “It just slowed the game down for me.
By Bill Scheibe Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified St. Charles East and Plano move up in rankings topped by front-runner Waubonsie Valley. Top 10With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses. 1. Waubonsie Valley 10-1 (1)Warriors had nine days off before heading to Wheaton North over the holidays. 2. St. Charles East 8-2 (4)Addie and Brooklyn Schilb each score 13 points in a 52-46 crosstown win over St. Charles North. 3. Batavia 8-2 (3)Hallie Crane and Kaidyn King contribute 14 points apiece in a big 54-45 win over Geneva. 4.
Nothing better for Lincoln-Way East’s Luke Vetter than a birthday celebration from 3-point range. ‘I just rose up.’
By Bill Scheibe Verified| Chicago Tribune Verified Luke Vetter took a roundabout way to celebrate his birthday for Lincoln-Way East. A day after turning 18, the reserve senior guard was scoreless until the final seconds of the third quarter Tuesday night when he caught a pass 20 feet from the basket. What followed was like a gift. “They kept letting me reject the screen and go down toward the sideline,” he said. “It just slowed the game down for me.
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The Doings Weekly – Burr Ridge