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Saturday’s scores

By  John Puterbaugh
   
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SATURDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS GOLF

GRANT

Teams: Richmond-Burton 311, Maine West 349, Immaculate Conception 367, Johnsburg 374, Leyden 380, Grant 403, Niles North 416

Individuals: Jordan Hahn, Richmond-Burton, 71; Connon Leahy, Immaculate Conception, 79; Tim Duex, Richmond-Burton, 79; Mike Fowler, Maine West, 80; Joey Pegura, Richmond-Burton, 80; Matt Walters, Richmond-Burton, 81; Nick Becker, Richmond-Burton, 83; Jake Doherty, Johnsburg, 84; Andrew DeZanek, Richmond-Burton, 86; Dillon Ronan, Maine West, 87; Troy Johnson, Maine West, 89; Sam Saghafi, Grant, 90

MOUNT CARMEL

Teams: Providence 285, Loyola 294, Young 302, Fenwick 304, Homewood-Flossmoor 305, Oak Park-River Forest 316, Marist 320, Chicago Christian 321, Illiana Christian 321, Brother Rice 325, St. Rita 336, St. Ignatius 343, Mount Carmel 359, St. Laurence 360, Oak Forest 369, Bishop McNamara, 396, Oak Lawn 471

Individuals: Ricky Costello, Providence, 68; Mickey Brick, Providence, 70; Jack Mortell, Fenwick, 70; Jordan Velez, St. Laurence, 70; Matt Jacobson, Loyola, 71

via Saturday’s scores | High School Cube News.

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