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High school basketball scores: IHSA state playoffs

All the scores from Wednesday, March 4, 2020.

By Sun-Times Staff Report

King’s Farron Jones (24) shoots the ball over Corliss’ Sincere Malone (10).

Wednesday, March 4, 2020

CLASS 4A REGIONALS

Romeoville

Romeoville 51, Oswego 37

Lincoln-Way West

Neuqua Valley 64, Lockport 41

Oswego East

East Aurora 62, Oswego East 60

Bradley-Bourbonnais

Yorkville 45, Bradley-Bourbonnais 43

Geneva

Geneva 46, Metea Valley 32

Willowbrook

Batavia 59, Glenbard West 46

Cary-Grove

Jacobs 62, Dundee-Crown 50

Huntley

Huntley 65, Harlem 29

Loyola

Maine South 59, Schurz 51

Schaumburg

Schaumburg 49, Taft 34

Maine East

New Trier 59, Glenbrook North 31

Fremd

Fremd 47, Palatine 45

Grant

Prospect 48, Barrington 35

Thornwood

Thornwood 75, Eisenhower 58

Marian Catholic

Brother Rice 62, Sandburg 47

Lincoln-Way East

Lincoln-Way East 66, Andrew 60 (2OT)

Marist

Oak Lawn 41, Marist 37

Argo

Lyons 74, Proviso East 57

Lane

Lane 48, Oak Park-River Forest 40

Proviso West

St. Rita 49, Leyden 39

CLASS 3A REGIONALS

St. Laurence

Bogan 63, Johnson 21

St. Laurence 77, Mount Carmel 72

Riverside-Brookfield

Glenbard South 84, Solorio 56

Kenwood

Kenwood 83, Hyde Park 77 (OT)

Benet

De La Salle 51, Lindblom 47

Ag. Science

Tinley Park 55, Ag. Science 45

Hillcrest

Rich Central 72, Richards 68

Oak Forest

TF North 45, Lemont 40

Kankakee

Rich East 47, Providence 40

Fenwick

Payton 67, Elmwood Park 47

Little Village

Westinghouse 98, Lake View 37

DePaul Prep

Farragut 77, Prosser 55

Clemente

Clemente 74, Bulls Prep 65

North Chicago

Vernon Hills 50, Ridgewood 48

Deerfield

Deerfield 66, Lakes 47

Fenton

Fenton 40, Mather 39

Sterling

Rochelle 75, Sterling 59

LaSalle-Peru

Ottawa 57, Streator 56

Burlington Central

St. Francis 55, Sycamore 23

Plano

Plano 61, Kaneland 48

CLASS 2A SECTIONALS

Carver

Dyett 58, Bowen 52

Marshall

Orr 79, Perspectives-MSA 43

Genoa-Kingston

Rockford Lutheran 79, Northridge 70

Pontiac

Joliet Catholic 50, Paxton-Buckley-Loda 49

CLASS 1A SECTIONALS

Harvest Christian

Aurora Christian 82, Uplift 73 (OT)

River Ridge

Indian Creek 58, Lena-Winslow 51

Ottawa Marquette

Leo 81, Newark 28

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