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Monday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from March 1, 2021.

By Michael O’Brien

Lake Forest’s Jack Malloy shoots as the Scouts play St. Patrick.

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Monday, March 1, 2021

BIG NORTHERN

Byron 62, Rock Falls 26

Genoa-Kingston 65, Dixon 57

Rockford Christian 76, Oregon 36

Rockford Lutheran 95, North Boone 34

Stillman Valley 66, Mendota 48

CATHOLIC BLUE

Loyola 41, DePaul Prep 37

Brother Rice at St. Laurence, ppd.

Fenwick at St. Rita, ppd.

Leo at Mount Carmel, ppd.

CATHOLIC WHITE

Montini 64, Providence-St. Mel 61 (OT)

Marmion at De La Salle, ppd.

CENTRAL SUBURBAN SOUTH

New Trier 60, Glenbrook North 48

CENTRAL SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

Evanston 63, Maine West 54

CHICAGO PREP

Holy Trinity 48, Walther Christian 45

Hope Academy 75, Rochelle Zell 42

FOX VALLEY

Burlington Central 67, Crystal Lake South 42

Cary-Grove 53, McHenry 44

Huntley 73, Crystal Lake Central 39

Jacobs 48, Dundee-Crown 45

Prairie Ridge 53, Hampshire 33

INTERSTATE EIGHT

Kaneland 45, Morris 43

LaSalle-Peru 73, Rochelle 63

Ottawa 44, Sycamore 29

Plano 68, Sandwich 51

LITTLE TEN

Hiawatha 50, LaMoille-Ohio 34

Indian Creek 62, Hinckley-Big Rock 42

Newark 49, Earlville 35

Serena 58, Leland 9

Somonauk 55, DePue 18

NORTH SUBURBAN

Libertyville 63, Waukegan 36

NORTHEASTERN ATHLETIC

Harvest Christian 53, Christian Liberty 48

Schaumburg Christian 73, Alden-Hebron 55

South Beloit 29, Christian Life 24

Parkview Christian at Our Lady Sacred Heart

PUBLIC LEAGUE RED SOUTH-CENTRAL

Corliss 59, Bogan 54

PUBLIC LEAGUE WHITE WEST

Collins 72, Raby 56

RIVER VALLEY

Beecher 73, Illinois Lutheran 41

SANGAMON VALLEY

Watseka 62, Dwight 55 (OT)

SOUTH SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

Hillcrest 85, Eisenhower 38

Lemont 72, Richards 40

Oak Lawn 65, Bremen 49

TF South 81, Argo 54

TF North at Reavis, ppd. (NEW DATE: 3/2)

SOUTHLAND

Bloom 68, Rich Township 66 (2OT)

Kankakee 56, Crete-Monee 29

Thornton 70, Thornwood 61

UPSTATE EIGHT

East Aurora 84, Elgin 65

NONCONFERENCE

Amundsen 57, Mather 49

Clemente 76, Ogden 67

Horizon-SW 92, Horizon-McKinley 41

IC Catholic 54, Elgin Academy 15

Lane 40, Jones 37

Maine South 45, Nazareth 37

Naperville North 52, Fenton 36

North Chicago 82, Westlake Christian 57

St. Ignatius 55, Christ the King 37

Stevenson 59, Carmel 40

Waubonsie Valley 57, Bolingbrook 49

Round Lake at Zion-Benton, ppd.

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