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Oak Lawn's Brooke Annerino. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun Times Media

Oak Lawn's Brooke Annerino. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun Times Media

Q-and-A with Brooke Annerino, Oak Lawn

Brooke Annerino, 17, of Oak Lawn, a junior, is in her third season on the Spartans’ varsity. Which sporting events at Oak Lawn do you attend? Pretty much all of the boys basketball games. Our whole team goes together. If you could have one player …

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