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Sunday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from March 7, 2021.

By  Sun-Times Staff Report
   
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Geneva’s Ryan Huskey (20) controls the ball as St. Charles North’s Ethan Marlowe defends.

Geneva’s Ryan Huskey (20) controls the ball as St. Charles North’s Ethan Marlowe defends.

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Sunday, March 7, 2021

CATHOLIC BLUE

St. Rita at Mount Carmel, ppd.

DUKANE

Batavia 61, Geneva 52

Lake Park 40, Glenbard North 37

St. Charles North 67, St. Charles East 34

Wheaton-Warrenville South 27, Wheaton North 26

EAST SUBURBAN CATHOLIC

Benet 49, St. Viator 36

NOBLE LEAGUE BLUE

Bulls Prep 58, Noble Street 42

Muchin 58, Rauner 49

NOBLE LEAGUE GOLD

Johnson 39, Comer 31

NOBLE LEAGUE WHITE

DRW 55, Golder 41

Speer 55, Rowe-Clark 30

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