Week 7 in pictures: 10 standout high school football photos

A look back at 10 outstanding images from Week 6 of the high school football season.

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Simeon’s Malik Elzy (8) reacts as Andre Crews (4) celebrates a touchdown against Kenwood.

Simeon’s Malik Elzy (8) reacts as Andre Crews (4) celebrates a touchdown against Kenwood.

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Joliet Catholic’s Justin Bonsu (11) scores a touchdown against Brother Rice.

Joliet Catholic’s Justin Bonsu (11) scores a touchdown against Brother Rice.

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Brother Rice’s Martin O’Keefe (3) completes a pass play against Joliet Catholic.

Brother Rice’s Martin O’Keefe (3) completes a pass play against Joliet Catholic.

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Bremen’s Dion Debrue (9) accelerates and leaves the TF South defenders behind, for his second long touchdown run.

Bremen’s Dion Debrue (9) accelerates and leaves the TF South defenders behind, for his second long touchdown run.

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Brother Rice’s Leo Niksic (35) and Jack Morrison (2) trip up Joliet Catholic’s TJ Schlageter (9).

Brother Rice’s Leo Niksic (35) and Jack Morrison (2) trip up Joliet Catholic’s TJ Schlageter (9).

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Chicago Richards’ Donnie Buckner (4) stays ahead of Hyde Park’s Jeremiah Smith (7).

Chicago Richards’ Donnie Buckner (4) stays ahead of Hyde Park’s Jeremiah Smith (7).

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Vocational football players and coaches find a quiet place to meet during halftime in the game against Goode.

Vocational football players and coaches find a quiet place to meet during halftime in the game against Goode.

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Mayor Lori Lightfoot looks on from the stands at the Kenwood versus Simeon game.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot looks on from the stands at the Kenwood versus Simeon game.

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Brother Rice’s Randell Nauden (21) reacts after scoring a touchdown in the first overtime against Joliet Catholic.

Brother Rice’s Randell Nauden (21) reacts after scoring a touchdown in the first overtime against Joliet Catholic.

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Kenwood’s Jaiden Redmond (52) tries to defend against Simeon’s Mikeshun Beeler (52) .

Kenwood’s Jaiden Redmond (52) tries to defend against Simeon’s Mikeshun Beeler (52) .

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