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Chicago high school basketball scores: Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020

All the scores from around the area.

By Michael O'Brien
Evanston’s Blake Peters (15) jumps up to block a shot by Glenbrook South’s Dom Martinelli (32).
Evanston’s Blake Peters (15) jumps up to block a shot by Glenbrook South’s Dom Martinelli (32).
Kirsten Stickney/For the Sun-Times

INTERSTATE EIGHT

Kaneland 61, Sandwich 42

Morris 59, LaSalle-Peru 56

Plano 75, Ottawa 52

Sycamore 58, Rochelle 47

KISHWAUKEE RIVER

Woodstock 70, Harvard 61

METRO SUBURBAN BLUE

St. Francis 64, IC Catholic 35

NORTH SUBURBAN

Lake Forest 51, Lake Zurich 37

Libertyville 61, Warren 54

Mundelein 51, Waukegan 39

Stevenson 61, Zion-Benton 51

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE WEST

Oswego 51, Yorkville 47

NONCONFERENCE

Amundsen 2, Roosevelt 0 (forfeit)

Andrews Osborne, Ohio 82, Lake Forest Academy 69

Aurora Christian 59, Lisle 27

Bloom 72, Marian Catholic 55

Bloomington Cornerstone 63, Wolcott 41

Cristo Rey, Wis. 74, St. Martin de Porres 39

Deerfield 56, Grayslake North 45

DePaul Prep 45, Benet 30

Dunbar 90, Hansberry 45

Dwight 56, Gardner-So. Wilmington 51

Evanston 54, Oak Park-River Forest 45

Fremd 37, South Elgin 36 (OT)

Geneva 68, Elk Grove 37

Glenbard East 64, Naperville Central 57

Grant Park 60, Bishop McNamara 55

Highland Park 48, Hoffman Estates 28

Hillcrest 56, Homewood-Flossmoor 55

Jacobs 68, Von Steuben 44

Lane 58, Addison Trail 53

Legal Prep 87, North Chicago 76

Leyden 35, Vernon Hills 29

McHenry 58, Johnsburg 37

Mount Carmel 61, Joliet Catholic 56

Northridge 62, Schaumburg Christian 30

Palatine 52, Glenbrook North 39

Plainfield North 72, Wheaton North 70 (OT)

Pontiac 66, Herscher 59

Prospect 59, Maine East 45

Riverside-Brookfield 66, Fenwick 59

Rochelle Zell 57, Ida Crown 52

St. Charles East 72, Glenbard West 71

St. Charles North 46, St. Joseph 44

St. Ignatius 65, Parker 45

St. Patrick 63, Conant 42

Schaumburg 67, Larkin 59 (OT)

Streator 62, Washington, Ill. 61

Westmont 59, Peotone 43

Wheeling 82, Clemente 73

Yorkville Christian 62, East Dubuque 59

Young 67, Mater Dei, Calif. 57

Aurora Central at IMSA

Leland at Parkview Christian

Payton at Latin

ALTON

Bogan 77, Evansville Bosse, Ind. 56

BEECHER

Beecher 56, North Newton, Ind. 51

Chicago Christian 64, Clifton Central 41

Kankakee Trinity 46, Iroquois West 38

Lincoln-Way Central 88, Illiana Christian, Ind. 67

St. Anne 78, Southland 49

Watseka 56, Carver 37

Wilmington 62, Beecher 54

EAST PEORIA

Champaign Centennial 43, Corliss 41 (OT)

Corliss 67, Peoria Quest 51

LEWIS UNIVERSITY

Bolingbrook 74, Joliet West 67

Lockport 62, Plainfield South 50

LINCOLN-WAY WEST

Lemont 72, Lincoln-Way West 37

Neuqua Valley 68, Leo 35

Oak Forest 62, Lincoln-Way East 61

Sandburg 53, Joliet Central 42

ST. LOUIS VASHON, MO.

Curie 64, St. Louis Vashon, Mo. 58

Simeon 65, Hazelwood Central, Mo. 61

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