High school basketball scores: Class 3A and Class 4A regional quarterfinals

All the scores from Monday, March 2, 2020.

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Clark’s Darrius Perryman (2) reacts after scoring against Crane.

Clark’s Darrius Perryman (2) reacts after scoring against Crane.

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Monday, March 2, 2020

Class 3A Regionals

St. Laurence

Johnson 54, Perspectives-LA 41

Kenwood

Comer 53, Nazareth 52

Benet

Vocational 63, Back of the Yards 30

Ag. Science

Morris 54, Thornridge 43

Oak Forest

Brooks 60, Bremen 35

Fenwick

Speer 62, Muchin 49

Little Village

Little Village 64, Instituto 54

DePaul Prep

North Grand 54, ASPIRA 40

Clemente

UIC Prep 62, Pritzer 52

North Chicago

North Chicago 56, Amundsen 46

Deerfield

Senn 87, Northtown 51

St. Patrick

Foreman 53, Northside 40

Fenton

Grayslake North 73, Steinmetz 55

LaSalle-Peru

LaSalle-Peru 67, Dunlap 55

Burlington Central

Crystal Lake South 54, Marmion 51 (OT)

Belvidere North

Belvidere 60, Harvard 44

Woodstock North

Prairie Ridge 66, Woodstock 51

Plano

Sandwich 48, IMSA 33

Class 4A Regionals

Lincoln-Way West

Joliet Central 52, Lincoln-Way West 32

Lake Park

Glenbard North 44, Addison Trail 36

Willowbrook

Willowbrook 68, West Chicago 50

Elgin

South Elgin 52, Elgin 29

Loyola

Elk Grove 53, Von Steuben 51 (OT)

Maine East

Hoffman Estates 51, Maine East 40

Stevenson

Lake Zurich 53, Waukegan 48 (OT)

Grant

Hersey 67, Grant 38

Thornwood

Crete-Monee 58, Reavis 48

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