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Thursday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from around the area.

By Michael O’Brien and AP

Lindblom’s Je’shawn Stevenson Jr. (4) goes to the basket against Farragut’s Justin Pickens (5).

Thursday, December 22, 2022

Boys Basketball

CENTRAL SUBURBAN SOUTH

New Trier 42, Evanston 36

DUKANE

Glenbard North 53, Wheaton North 48

Wheaton-Warrenville South 47, Batavia 38

NONCONFERENCE

Grayslake Central 54, Cary-Grove 42

Libertyville 62, Vernon Hills 48

Loyola 44, Notre Dame 36

Stillman Valley 67, Marengo 51

MARENGO

Harvest Christian 50, Genoa-Kingston 46

Rockford Christian 64, Sycamore 57

Fenton 63, Woodstock North 58

Girls Basketball

Cary-Grove 43, Vernon Hills 38

Libertyville 36, Loyola 30

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