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Gregg Voss
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Freelance Reporter, Daily Southtown News
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Health Equity, Sexual Health , Pleasure , White Supremacy, Mental health, Reproductive Justice , Social Change, Intersectional Feminism , Minority Business , Entrepreneurship, Disability Justice
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A rebounder, leader, passer and scorer, Danielle Dempsey delivers for Oak Lawn. ‘Very good at what she does.’
By Gregg Voss Verified, Gregg Voss| Pioneer Press Suburban Chicago Verified Junior forward Danielle Dempsey is the main reason Oak Lawn can push the ball up the floor in transition so effectively. According to coach Mark Sevedge, it’s toughness that allows her to corral defensive rebounds, then get the ball in the hands of teammates for shots before the defense can even set up. It’s a pretty big deal for the Spartans. “Her rebounding ability on the defensive end is enormous,” Sevedge said. “That starts our transition game.
By Gregg Voss Verified, Gregg Voss| Pioneer Press Suburban Chicago Verified Lincoln-Way East and Bloom inch upward in rankings topped by Marian Catholic, while Illinois recruit Hayven Smith is the player of the week. With records through Tuesday and previous rankings in parentheses. 1. Marian Catholic 22-6 (1)Spartans are 9-1 in January, including a 72-45 win Saturday over Joliet Catholic. 2. Homewood-Flossmoor 17-7 (2)Senior guard Layla Pierce hits five 3-pointers Tuesday to put away Sandburg 67-42. 3. Lincoln-Way East 22-4 (4)Griffins are 10-2 in last 12 games.
A rebounder, leader, passer and scorer, Danielle Dempsey delivers for Oak Lawn. ‘Very good at what she does.’
By Gregg Voss Verified, Gregg Voss| Pioneer Press Suburban Chicago Verified Junior forward Danielle Dempsey is the main reason Oak Lawn can push the ball up the floor in transition so effectively. According to coach Mark Sevedge, it’s toughness that allows her to corral defensive rebounds, then get the ball in the hands of teammates for shots before the defense can even set up. It’s a pretty big deal for the Spartans. “Her rebounding ability on the defensive end is enormous,” Sevedge said. “That starts our transition game.
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Daily Southtown News
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