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All the scores from around the Chicago area.

By Sun-Times Staff Report

Oak Forest’s Jahzeel Taylor (12) dribbles up court as the Bengals play Tinley Park.

CHICAGO PREP

Hope Academy at Cristo Rey

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

Latin 58, North Shore 38

METRO PREP

CPSA 47, Lycee Francais 38

NORTHEASTERN ATHLETIC

IMSA 40, Our Lady Sacred Heart 30

SOUTH SUBURBAN BLUE

Oak Forest 64, TF North 58

NONCONFERENCE

Acero-Cruz 36, Mansueto 23

Aurora Christian 95, Harvest Christian 53

Julian 83, Little Black Pearl 48

Mooseheart 72, Walther Christian 35

Rauner 69, DRW 61

Rochelle Zell 61, Schaumburg Christian 51

Yorkville Christian 100, Christian Life 74

Grace Christian at Parkview Christian

Trinity Oaks at Westminster Christian

LITTLE TEN TOURNAMENT
at Somonauk

Semifinals

Indian Creek 78, LaMoille-Ohio 38

Newark 54, Somonauk 51

Consolation

Hinckley-Big Rock 59, Serena 50

Earlville 79, Hiawatha 38

PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Second Round

Young 76, Schurz 67

Morgan Park 93, Westinghouse 79

Bogan 76, Phillips 57

Crane 54, Lindblom 40

Curie 86, Marshall 55

Orr 64, Corliss 49

Kenwood 67, Perspectives-MSA 61

Simeon 59, Farragut 54

PUBLIC LEAGUE BLUE TOURNAMENT

Solorio 63, Lake View 31

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