2021 IHSA Class 6A state football playoff scores and pairings

All the scores and updated pairings for Class 6A.

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Kenwood’s Kahlil Tate (11) and Omarion Lewis (13) celebrate Tate’s touchdown against Simeon.

Kenwood’s Kahlil Tate (11) and Omarion Lewis (13) celebrate Tate’s touchdown against Simeon.

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Times and dates will be released on Monday. The championship will be played on Saturday, Nov. 27 at NIU’s Huskie Stadium in DeKalb.

Class 6A

Championship, November 27

#1 Cary-Grove 37, #4 East St. Louis 36

Semifinals, November 19-20

#1 Cary-Grove 40, #6 Lake Forest 7
#4 East St. Louis 54, #7 Crete-Monee 13

Quarterfinals, November 12-13

#1 Cary-Grove 42, #12 Crystal Lake Central 21
#6 Lake Forest 22, #7 Prairie Ridge 21
#4 East St. Louis 42, #1 Lemont 21
#7 Crete-Monee 53, #6 Washington, Ill. 24

Second Round, November 5-6

#1 Cary-Grove 55, #9 Grayslake Central 27
#12 Crystal Lake Central 14, #4 Deerfield 7
#7 Prairie Ridge 49, #2 Wauconda 20
#6 Lake Forest 13, #3 Harlem 8
#1 Lemont 73, #9 Springfield 36
#4 East St. Louis 54, #5 Richards 0
#7 Crete-Monee 15, #2 St. Ignatius 3
#6 Washington, Ill. 27, #14 Champaign Centennial 13

First Round, October 29-30

#1 Cary-Grove 41, #16 Rockford East 8
#9 Grayslake Central 27, #8 Belvidere North 22
#4 Deerfield 27, #13 Mather 0
#12 Crystal Lake Central 55, #5 Amundsen 28
#2 Wauconda 41, #15 Lakes 7
#7 Prairie Ridge 49, #10 Vernon Hills 0
#3 Harlem 64, #14 Crystal Lake South 39
#6 Lake Forest 27, #11 Antioch 6

#1 Lemont 45, #16 Kennedy 0
#9 Springfield 94, #8 Rock Island 72
#4 East St. Louis 66, #13 Riverside-Brookfield 0
#5 Richards 28, #12 Simeon 10
#2 St. Ignatius 42, #15 Bremen 7
#7 Crete-Monee 51, #10 Chatham Glenwood 0
#14 Champaign Centennial 21, #3 Kenwood 7
#6 Washington, Ill. 14, #11 Normal West 7

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