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Monday’s Scores

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MONDAY’S RESULTS

BASEBALL

CLASS 4A SUPERSECTIONALS

CRESTWOOD

at Standard Bank Stadium

Mount Carmel 2, Lockport 1

LOVES PARK

Rockford Aviators Stadium

St. Charles East 7, Jacobs 2

Libertyville 5, Maine South 3

3A SUPERSECTONALS

NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE

Grayslake Central 4, Nazareth 0

Grayslake Central: WP Kevin Peloza CG, 0 H

ROCK ISLAND

at Augustana College

St. Francis 7, Metamora 3

CRESTWOOD

at Standard Bank Stadium

Joliet Catholic 5, Harlan 3

Joliet Catholic: WP Nick Dalesandro 4 IP, 2 ER, 4 H, 7 K

TUESDAY’S GAMES

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

Neuqua Valley vs. Moline, 4:30

SOFTBALL

CLASS 4A SUPERSECTIONALS

BARRINGTON

Barrington 8, Warren 3

ROSEMONT

at Rosemont Stadium

St. Charles East 6, Downers South 3

York 8, Sandburg 1

NORMAL

at Illinois State

Minooka 8, Normal West 0

Minooka: WP Jaclyn Lilek; Sara Novak 2-for-3, 2 R

3A SUPERSECTIONALS

NAZARETH

Glenbard South 2, Fenwick 1, 11 inn.

Glenbard South: WP Stephanie Chitkowski

JUDSON UNIVERSITY

Sterling 3, Wauconda 1


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