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WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS

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HIGH SCHOOLS

BOYS BASKETBALL

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CLASS 4A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS

BLOOM

Bloom 76, T.F. South 59

Bloom (19-9): Santana Flowers career-high 28 points, 21 rebounds. Elijah Lovemore 11 points, 10 assists.

T.F. South (17-14): Caleb Newman 23 points.

Marist 60, Sandburg 44

Marist (24-7): Justin Lang 20 points. Kaden White 14 points. Achilles Anderson 11 points.

Sandburg (10-22): David Vargas 20 points.

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EAST AURORA

Lincoln-Way East 71, East Aurora 42

Lincoln-Way East (24-5): Mac Hagemaster 14 points. George Bellevue 12 points.

EISENHOWER

Andrew 67, Thornwood 66 (OT)

Andrew (18-12): Nate LaPlant 18 points; tying and GW FTs with 9.4 seconds remaining. Athan Berchos 17 points. Danny Laird 13 points.

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Thornwood (20-11): Arden Eaves 13 points.

Brother Rice 72, Eisenhower 53

Brother Rice (28-4): Khalil Ross 21 points. Nick Niego 15 points.

Eisenhower (13-18): A.J. Abrams 21 points.

LOCKPORT

Oswego East 85, Lincoln-Way West 31

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West Aurora 57, Lockport 54 (2 OT)

Lockport (17-13): Jalen Falcon 23 points.

OAK PARK-RIVER FOREST

Young 84, Argo 60

Argo (8-23): Demario Eddins 27 points. Davonte Evans 21 points.

RICH TOWNSHIP

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Oak Lawn 71, Rich Township 65

Oak Lawn (20-10): Ayham Salah 24 points.

Rich Township (19-12): Jamson Coulter 15 points. Samar Bures 15 points.

Kenwood 94, Shepard 43

STAGG

Homewood-Flossmoor 58, Stagg 42

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H-F (18-13): Jayden Tyler 22 points, 5 blocks.

Stagg (13-17): Connor Williams 13 points.

St. Rita 104, Morgan Park 47

St. Rita (22-10): Morez Johnson 20 points. Amari Edwards 17 points.

Morgan Park (9-19): Kyle Duff-Hudson 17 points.

WAUBONSIE VALLEY

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Bolingbrook 65, Lincoln-Way Central 55 (OT)

CLASS 3A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS

AG. SCIENCE

Ag. Science 59, Oak Forest 46

Marian Catholic 69, Richards 36

Marian (24-7): Jonah Weathers 22 points. Quentin Jones 15 points. Donovan Juzang 10 points.

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BROOKS

Hillcrest 70, Crete-Monee 38

Brooks 94, Evergreen Park 73

Evergreen (17-15): Ulises Cardenas 20 points. Isaiah Mosley 18 points. Nolan Sexton 14 points.

HINSDALE SOUTH

St. Laurence 73, Johnson 48

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St. Laurence (22-10): Jacob Rice 20 points. E.J. Mosley 14 points. Zerrick Johnson 13 points.

KANKAKEE

T.F. North 29, Bremen 28

Kankakee 52, Providence 42

MOUNT CARMEL

Mount Carmel 88, Hancock 18

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THORNTON

Lemont 79, Thornridge 49

Lemont (26-6): Rokas Castillo 23 points. Matas Castillo 21 points. Conor Murr 15 points.

Thornridge (6-24): Wade Sims 24 points.

Tinley Park 64, Thornton 62

Tinley (14-13): Cameren Ellis 17 points, 7 rebounds. Amarion Johnson 14 points, 8 rebounds, 5 blocks.

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Thornton (14-12): Wadell Bell 18 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals. Tiyuan McDaniel 16 points, 5 rebounds.

CLASS 2A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS

JOLIET CATHOLIC

Joliet Catholic 80, Chicago Christian 60

JCA (14-16): James Pilapi 21 points. Tyler Surin 18 points. Anthony Birsa 18 points.

MOMENCE

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Peotone 48, Beecher 44

LOCAL COLLEGES

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

CCAC QUARTERFINAL

St. Francis 68, St. Xavier 63

St. Francis (22-6): Le’lani Harris 23 points, 12 rebounds. Jordan Pyle 19 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists. Alina Jahnke 18 points, 10 rebounds, 3 steals, 3 blocks.

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St. Xavier (20-9): Claire Austin 16 points, 8 rebounds. Aaliyahna Derrell, Alyssa Crenshaw 14 points each.

SOFTBALL

Trinity Christian 4-3, Bethel (Ind.) 0-2 (Game 2, 12 innings)

TUESDAY’S RESULTS

HIGH SCHOOLS

GIRLS BASKETBALL

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CLASS 4A SECTIONAL SEMIFINALS

PROVISO EAST

Kenwood 70, Mother McAuley 46

ROMEOVILLE

Homewood-Flossmoor 47, Lincoln-Way Central 34

H-F (19-6): Alyssa Latham 18 points. Jemiyah McDonald 11 points.

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Lincoln-Way Central (24-10): Azyah Newson-Cole 9 points.

Bolingbrook 46, Lincoln-Way West 38

CLASS 3A SECTIONAL SEMIFINALS

GLENBARD SOUTH

Providence 47, Sycamore 36

Providence (24-10): Annalise Pietrzyk 17 points. Gabi Bednar 11 points.

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GOODE

Nazareth 77, De La Salle 34

HILLCREST

Marian Catholic 38, Kankakee 22

Marian (27-7): Madison Davis 15 points. Alainna Poisson 12 points.

Morgan Park 64, Hillcrest 20

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Morgan Park (24-9): LaKeeyah Barnes 30 points.

CLASS 1A SECTIONAL SEMIFINAL

FENGER

Morgan Park Academy 55, Ida Crown 50

MPA (23-5): Sheridan Harris 24 points.

BOYS WRESTLING

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DUAL TEAM SECTIONALS

CLASS 3A

LINCOLN-WAY WEST

Lockport 42, Lincoln-Way West 22

MARMION

Mount Carmel 63, Naperville Central 9

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CLASS 2A

BROTHER RICE

Brother Rice 38, Lemont 29

Joliet Catholic 75, Comer 0

CLASS 1A

WILMINGTON

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IC Catholic 51, St. Laurence 28

LOCAL COLLEGES

BASEBALL

Lewis 13, St. Francis 8

Lewis (1-0): Thomas Fox 2-for-5, double, HR, run, 5 RBIs.

St. Francis (5-4): Brayan Hidalgo 2-for-4, 2 doubles, 2 runs, RBI.

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MEN’S BASKETBALL

Moraine Valley 87, Morton 75

Prairie State 61, Lake County 59

South Suburban 104, Kishwaukee 47

South Suburban (25-4): Nakyel Shelton 31 points.

CCAC QUARTERFINALS

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St. Xavier 78, Governors State 74

St. Xavier (23-6): Kevin Bishop 18 points, 10 rebounds. Jack Halverson 17 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists.

Governors State (9-20): Tai Walters-Whitaker 23 points, 7 assists, 3 steals.

Indiana South Bend 51, St. Francis 50

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St. Francis (16-10): E.J. Charles 12 points, 5 rebounds. Aitor Anabitarte 10 points, 9 rebounds.

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Morton 100, Moraine Valley 57

Prairie State 71, Lake County 52

NEWS AND NOTES

St. Xavier’s Claire Austin was named CCAC player of the week in women’s basketball … St. Xavier teammates Oskar Krzyzak (attacker) and Andres Velez (defender) were chosen CCAC players of the week in men’s volleyball.

Compiled by Josh Krockey.

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