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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 2611250, member: 6620"] Here's the write-up on that win over Trenton Catholic, a team that relies on a frenetic press and pace. Of course, Leilani and her teammates are not exactly running in second gear. [URL="http://highschoolsports.nj.com/news/article/-7252834500094429917/girls-basketball-leilani-correa-wills-no-6-rutgers-prep-to-3rd-straight-sectional-title/"]Girls Basketball: Leilani Correa wills No. 6 Rutgers Prep to 3rd straight sectional title[/URL] Rutgers Prep will take on old foe, Saddle River Day in the next round. Michelle Sidor led the Saddle River Day team to a tight win over Lodi Immaculate. [URL="http://highschoolsports.nj.com/news/article/-7252834500094429916/girls-basketball-sidor-leads-the-charge-as-3-saddle-river-day-defeats-4-lodi-immaculate-to-win-north-non-public-b-title/"]Girls Basketball: Sidor leads the charge as Saddle River Day captures title (PHOTOS)[/URL] In the past, Rutgers Prep simply had too much talent for essentially Sidor to deal with. For instance, [I]Jahsyni Knight[/I] is coming off an ACL,but still headed to Pittsburgh next year. But Saddle River Day, as Charlie can attest, has a number of transfers who have strengthened and deepened this squad, including [I]Sydney Watkins[/I], who played at Queen of Peace (with Raven Farley-Clark, now at LSU), and committed to play for Manhattan. So, even though I think Rutgers Prep will eventually wear down Saddle River, I think this should be a better game. At least, they can just solely focus on Sidor, who -- as I've posted before -- reminds me of a more physical [I]Katelynn Flaherty [/I]of Michigan. I love her ability to pull up for a jump off a fast, hard dribble. Plus, she runs off screens well to get her jumper off and has a super head fake for back-door cuts. Well-schooled. [/QUOTE]

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