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Kyle Williams' Super 25 high school girls basketball rankings for Jan. 26

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In his January 26 Super 25 high school girls basketball rankings, Kyle Williams highlights the intense competition as teams gear up for the playoffs. The rankings see Kenwood returning to the top, indicating their strong performance and potential for postseason success. Marist has also made impressive strides, while Glenbard West re-enters the rankings, showcasing their resilience. Williams notes that several intriguing matchups are scheduled, which could significantly impact the rankings and playoff dynamics. He emphasizes how these games serve as crucial tests for the teams, with implications for their standings in the state.

The article offers a detailed analysis of the teams' current forms, strengths, and weaknesses, reflecting Williams' expertise and authority in the subject. Fans and players alike will find the insights valuable as they prepare for an exciting playoff season. This comprehensive overview not only informs but also engages the local basketball community.

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