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Chicago high school basketball scores: Monday, Jan. 6, 2020

All the scores from around the area.

By Sun-Times Staff Report

St. Charles North’s Christian Czerniak (23) looks for a pass as Lake Park’s Payton Goldsmith (5) defends.

Monday, January 6, 2020

SOUTH SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

Oak Forest 55, Shepard 34

NONCONFERENCE

Bolingbrook 78, Tinley Park 67

Bowen 46, Ogden 24

DePaul Prep 74, Ridgewood 41

Dwight 71, Reed-Custer 55

Genoa-Kingston 66, Hinckley-Big Rock 42

Grace Christian 39, Illinois Lutheran 36

Hiawatha 48, Our Lady Sacred Heart 13

Lincoln-Way Central 51, Ag. Science 40

Maine South 56, Lake View 30

Raby 73, DuSable 63

Schurz 85, Yorkville Christian 69

Steinmetz 59, Intrinsic 44

Woodstock 61, North Boone 40

Yeshiva 64, Roosevelt 26

Zion-Benton 70, North Chicago 63

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