Monday’s high school basketball scores

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St. Ignatius’ Miles Casey (1) takes the ball to the basket past Chaminade.

St. Ignatius’ Miles Casey (1) takes the ball to the basket past Chaminade.

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Monday, December 6, 2021

CHICAGO CATHOLIC CROSSOVER

St. Rita 54, Providence 46

CHICAGO PREP

Northtown 89, Cristo Rey 24

Rochelle Zell at Holy Trinity

LAKE SHORE ATHLETIC

Wolcott at British School

METRO PREP

Universal 66, CPSA 46

Chesterton at Islamic Foundation

Hinsdale Adventist at Horizon-McKinley

NORTHEASTERN ATHLETIC

South Beloit 52, Mooseheart 34

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

Homewood-Flossmoor 60, Stagg 48

NONCONFERENCE

Andrew 53, Tinley Park 47

Brooks 74, Harlan 31

Bulls Prep 53, Raby 52

Catalyst-Maria 68, EPIC 56

Chicago Academy 75, Intrinsic 62

Collins 71, North-Grand 70

DeKalb 66, Ogden 32

Dixon 55, Rochelle 46

Englewood STEM 71, Uplift 27

Foreman 45, Rowe-Clark 35

Gardner-South Wilmington 40, Woodland 34

Ida Crown 82, Beacon 36

Julian 48, Crane 44 (OT)

Kelly 54, Juarez 51

Kenosha Christian Life, Wis. 59, Westlake Christian 51

Lane 57, Steinmetz 27

Lincoln-Way Central 78, Southland 53

Lindblom 69, Hope Academy 50

Longwood 55, Gary Bowman, Ind. 33

Loyola 45, Lake View 16

New Trier 74, Grayslake North 26

Tilden 44, Bowen 36

Vocational 55, Perspectives-MSA 40

Wheaton Academy 70, Christ the King 48

Christian Heritage at Elgin Academy

DRW Prep at Austin

Illinois Lutheran at Morgan Park Academy

Perspectives-LA at King, ppd.

SPRING VALLEY HALL

Pontiac 66, Ottawa Marquette 26

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