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Surprise, surprise Fenwick rolls into semis

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Four-time defending state champion Fenwick crushed Schaumburg 22-7 in the fourth and final quarterfinal at the boys water polo state tournament on Thursday night in Lincolnshire.

The Friars, whom have won five of the six IHSA state titles, will play Sandburg in the semifinals on Saturday. Naperville Central will play Glenbrook South in the other semifinal.

For a spot of perspective, this was the fifth match this season where Fenwick (30-1) has scored 20 or more goals. The other seven state finalists combined to do that once this year.

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