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High school basketball scores: IHSA state playoffs

All the scores from Wednesday, March 11, 2020.

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Huntley’s Uchenna Egekeze (32) shoots the ball over Cary-Grove.

Huntley’s Uchenna Egekeze (32) shoots the ball over Cary-Grove.

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Wednesday, March 11, 2020

CLASS 4A SECTIONALS

Lockport

East Aurora 61, West Aurora 50

Addison Trail

Naperville Central 62, Glenbard East 58

McHenry

St. Charles North 56, Hononegah 49

Bloom

Thornton 62, Homewood-Flossmoor 53

Lyons

Young 68, Simeon 54

CLASS 3A SECTIONALS

Hinsdale South (location TBD)

Hinsdale South vs. Benet, 7:00 (Thursday)

Thornridge

Kankakee 72, Oak Forest 51

Lincoln

Lincoln 60, Decatur MacArthur 41

Mount Vernon

Chatham Glenwood 45, Carbondale 39

St. Ignatius

St. Ignatius 56, DePaul Prep 54

Grayslake North

St. Viator 53, St. Patrick 52 (OT)

Peoria (Bradley University)

Peoria Manual 75, Rock Island 57

Rockford Boylan

Hampshire 62, Rockford Boylan 59

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