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Bolingbrook continues stretch of domination, blows out Lockport

Tommy Nguyen
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Reporter · Naperville, IL

Tommy Nguyen, a graduate of DePaul University, has spent the last 5 years reporting on the real estate market in the Chicago suburbs, including stints at local real estate magazines. His insights into housing trends and community development make him an invaluable asset to Naperville Current.

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Bolingbrook continues stretch of domination, blows out Lockport — Frankfort Health news

Watching Bolingbrook dominate Lockport in the first round of the Class 8A playoffs in a 38-14 win, it seems difficult to imagine a time when the Raiders were dominated by someone else.But it happened, all the way back in Week 1 when the Raiders were picked apart by Homewood-Flossmoor, and that loss has provided a lot of fuel for the Raiders, who have now rattled off nine consecutive largely uncontested victories.Bolingbrook (9-1) now plays Lyons, a 55-14 winner over Perspectives Leadership. Time and date of that contest is not known at this time.Lockport, after an 0-3 start, finished its season at 6-5.Raiders standout defensive end, Darieon Prescott, a Notre Dame commit, now fully recognizes what he and his teammates have taken away from that early season loss.“I feel like Week 1 we came in with a lot of confidence and cockiness, and something that our coach taught us is that you’ve got to be more confident than cocky,” Prescott said. “And we were real cocky in Week 1. After that we lo

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