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T.F. North to host annual Bob Hambric Shootout

By Pat Krillic

T.F. North will host the fifth annual Bob Hambric Shootout on Saturday and Sunday. Check below for the full list of the weekend’s games.

SATURDAY

Marist vs. Harlan, 12:30

Naperville North vs. T.F. North, 2

Proviso East vs. East Chicago Central (Ind.), 3:30

St. Joseph vs. Kenwood, 5

Bogan vs. Wasatch Academy (Utah), 6:30

SUNDAY

Hyde Park vs. Wasatch Academy (Utah), 12:30

Crete-Monee vs. Dunbar, 2

Lincoln-Way North vs. Providence-St. Mel, 3:30

Mount Carmel vs. Marshall, 5

T.F. South vs. T.F. North, 6:30

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