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A Walk Through LHS Sports History

Matt Smith, Sports Editor
September 26, 2017

Through 100 years of Libertyville High School athletics, there have been many accomplishments. There have been star athletes and state champions dating all the way back to 1917. This list walks through many of the triumphs in Wildcat History.

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