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Monday’s scores

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MONDAY’S RESULTS

FOOTBALL

NORTHEASTERN ATHLETIC

Ottawa Marquette 40, Rockford Christian Life 28

NONCONFERENCE

Stagg 28, Hillcrest 14

Stagg (1-0): Adam Pilota 6-for-8, 127 yds, 2 TD, 5-yd TD run; Tyler Mackessy 3 catches, 80 yds, TD

BOYS SOCCER

Lake Zurich 3, Marmion 1

Oswego 2, Naperville Central 2

Oswego (0-2-1): JC, Mona, Chris Ortiz goal each; Chris Torres 8 saves

BARRINGTON

Boylan 1, Crystal Lake South 0

New Trier 4, St. Charles North 1

New Trier: Jack Cornelo, Charle Malkin, Will Belliel, Steven Childs goal each; Andrew Gjertsen 6 saves

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