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Super 25: How they fared

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SUPER 25

1. Mount Carmel (4-0)

Won 28-20 vs. Brother Rice — Photos

2. Lake Zurich (4-0)

Won 45-0 at Mundelein— Photos

3. Loyola (4-0)

Won 28-16 vs. No. 21 Providence — Photos

4. Montini (4-0)

Won 30-7 vs. St. Francis

5. WW South (4-0)

Won 42-7 vs. West Aurora

6. Glenbard West (3-1)

Won 44-7 at Lyons — Photos

7. Lincoln-Way East (4-0)

Won 50-6 vs. Lockport — Photos

8. Bolingbrook (4-0)

Won 41-0 at Stagg — Photos

9. Richards (4-0)

Won 29-0 at Shepard

10. St. Rita (3-0)

Won 44-12 at Hales — Photos

11. Wheaton North (3-1)

Won 31-13 vs. Naperville North

12. Batavia (3-1)

Won 56-14 at Streamwood

13. Crete-Monee (3-1)

Lost 30-6 vs. No. 17 Benet — Photos

14. Glenbard North (3-1)

Won 41-12 vs. Lake Park

15. Marist (3-1)

Won 42-34 vs. St. Patrick— Photos

16. Naperville Central (4-0)

Won 55-0 vs. Glenbard East — Photos

17. Benet (4-0)

Won 30-6 at No. 13 Crete-Monee — Photos

18. Downers North (2-2)

Lost 16-10 (OT) at Oak Park — Photos

19. Joliet Catholic (4-0)

Won 42-0 at Nazareth

20. H-F (4-0)

Won 49-0 at Joliet Central

21. Providence (2-2)

Lost 28-16 at No. 3 Loyola — Photos

22. Maine South (2-2)

Won 49-0 vs. Maine East

23. Hinsdale Central (3-1)

Won 31-0 vs. Proviso West

24. Waubonsie Valley (3-1)

Won 56-7 at West Chicago

25. Neuqua Valley (3-1)

Won 54-28 vs. St. Charles East — Photos

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