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December 7, 2022

Huntley senior Samantha Campanelli, left and sister sophomore Anna Campanelli have been among the leaders for the Red Raiders girls basketball squad. They combined for 34 points in a 59-46 win over Cary-Grove Dec. 6.
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Huntley senior Samantha Campanelli, left and sister sophomore Anna Campanelli have been among the leaders for the Red Raiders girls basketball squad. They combined for 34 points in a 59-46 win over Cary-Grove Dec. 6.

Sports • December 7, 2022

Bounce back win follows girls’ first loss

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HUNTLEY — Huntley responded to a tough loss to an area power with a convincing Fox Valley Conference victory.

The Red Raiders fell 61-49 to Lake Zurich at the Chicagoland Shootout Dec. 3. HHS used stiff defense and strong perimeter shooting for a 59-46 Fox Valley Conference win over Cary-Grove Dec. 6. HHS stood at 7-1, 3-0 FVC.

Jessica Ozzauto led the effort against Lake Zurich with 23 points and Anna Campanelli added 13.

“We did a nice job coming back and we learned from the Lake Zurich game,” Huntley coach Steve Raethz said. “Against C-G, it was a real solid effort with a lot of contributions from a lot of different people.”

Samantha Campanelli led the scoring against the Trojans with 19 points and sister Anna added 15. Anna McFadden made three three-pointers as she finished with 11 points.

The Red Raiders made eight three-pointers by the middle of the third quarter as its lead grew to 20 points.

“Cary-Grove made a couple of runs at us in the second half but each time we had an answer,” Raethz said.

HHs faced a FVC rival Hampshire (5-2, 2-0) Dec. 9 and battles defending Class 3A state champion Stevenson at 2 p.m. Dec. 10 at Now Arena in Hoffman Estates.