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Monday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from around the area.

By  Michael O’Brien
   
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Glenbrook South coach Phil Ralston applauds the effort of the Titans’ players as they close in on a 57-54 victory over Simeon.

Glenbrook South coach Phil Ralston applauds the effort of the Titans’ players as they close in on a 57-54 victory over Simeon.

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Monday, January 24, 2022

RED NORTH-WEST

Clark 64, Lane 56

RED SOUTH-CENTRAL

Simeon 80, Longwood 46

WHITE CENTRAL

Dunbar 62, Hubbard 53

WHITE SOUTH

Harlan 52, Vocational 39

BLUE CENTRAL

Englewood STEM 51, Gage Park 34

Hancock 41, Excel-Englewood 29

BLUE NORTH

Roosevelt 72, Alcott 64

Disney at CMSA

BLUE SOUTH

EPIC 67, Air Force 34

BLUE WEST

Little Village 74, Douglass 9

Ogden 44, Phoenix 40

INDEPENDENT

U-High 75, Parker 67

Elgin Academy at Latin

INTERSTATE EIGHT

Ottawa 61, Sandwich 40

KISHWAUKEE RIVER

Woodstock 67, Harvard 53

LAKE SHORE

Beacon 61, Wolcott 34

Lycee at British School

LITTLE TEN

IMSA 43, DePue 40

Leland at Hiawatha

METRO PREP

Universal 69, Hinsdale Adventist 45

NOBLE BLUE

Muchin 61, Hansberry 46

Noble Academy 66, Golder 38

Baker at Mansueto

RIVER VALLEY

Tri-Point 69, Gardner-South Wilmington 68

SOUTH SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

TF South 72, Shepard 40

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE EAST

Plainfield Central 52, Joliet Central 48

NONCONFERENCE

Niles North 62, Niles West 53

Notre Dame 59, Vernon Hills 45

Oak Forest 52, Providence 38

Payton 58, Bulls Prep 45

Prospect 41, Highland Park 39

Rochelle Zell 64, North Shore 61 (3OT)

Rolling Meadows 67, Wheaton Academy 49

Senn 76, UIC Prep 59

Somonauk 61, Genoa-Kingston 60

Tilden 56, Hirsch 47

Bowen at King

Holy Trinity at Catalyst-Maria

Northtown at Chicago Academy

TRI-COUNTY TOURNAMENT

Seneca 77, Woodland 38

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