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Wednesday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from Wednesday, March 17, 2021.

By Sun-Times Staff Report

Clark’s Darrius Perryman (2) defends against North Lawndale’s Daequan Davis (1).

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Wednesday, March 17, 2021

PUBLIC LEAGUE RED NORTH-WEST

Lincoln Park 70, Clark 65

Orr 68, Marshall 53

Westinghouse 73, Farragut 36

Young 77, Lane 53

North Lawndale at Schurz, ppd.

PUBLIC LEAGUE WHITE NORTH

Mather 75, Von Steuben 62

Senn 57, Lake View 48

Sullivan 43, Prosser 42

Taft 68, Foreman 33

Uplift at Northside

PUBLIC LEAGUE WHITE WEST

Clemente 82, Crane 66

Payton 42, Wells 34

Perspectives-MSA 49, Collins 46

Raby 47, Jones 45

PUBLIC LEAGUE BLUE NORTH

Steinmetz 62, North-Grand 52

DuSable at Amundsen

Rickover at Chicago Academy

PUBLIC LEAGUE BLUE WEST

Little Village 56, Chicago Tech 22

Juarez at Douglass

NONCONFERENCE

Lindblom 62, Ag. Science 47

Comer at Catalyst-Maria

Perspectives-LT at Bowen

NOBLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT

Second Round

Hansberry 46, Rauner 40

Noble Academy 61, Muchin 53

Noble Street 41, Speer 40

Rowe-Clark 49, DRW 40

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