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Wednesday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from around the area.

By Michael O’Brien

DeKalb’s Jackson Kees (1) shoots the ball against Lake Park.

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Wednesday, November 29, 2023

CHICAGO CATHOLIC WHITE

St. Francis 62, Providence-St. Mel 28

St. Laurence 54, Providence 39

CHICAGOLAND CHRISTIAN

Christ the King 81, Wheaton Academy 67

FOX VALLEY

Burlington Central 51, Crystal Lake Central 28

Crystal Lake South 40, Dundee-Crown 27

Hampshire 57, Prairie Ridge 54

Huntley 61, Cary-Grove 51

Jacobs 65, McHenry 56

LAKE SHORE

Beacon 80, Cruz 36

British School 51, Wolcott 35

Intrinsic-Downtown 70, Morgan Park Academy 14

Christian Heritage at Waldorf

Horizon-McKinley at Roycemore

NOBLE BLUE

Golder 63, Rauner 52

Muchin 52, Mansueto 36

Noble Street 54, Speer 43

NONCONFERENCE

Austin 69, Chicago Academy 38

Crane 80, Bowen 62

Curie 64, Horizon-Southwest 44

Downers Grove South 66, Streamwood 24

Dunbar 57, Ag. Science 46

Genoa-Kingston 63, Marengo 46

Homewood-Flossmoor 56, Crete-Monee 46

Hope Academy 64, Jones 54

Ida Crown 61, Mather 36

Kelvyn Park 50, Goode 25

Kenwood 61, Lincoln Park 60

Lake Forest Academy 56, North Chicago 38

Lake View 76, CMSA 35

Lane 79, Schurz 15

Latin 66, Noble Academy 38

Little Village 65, Hancock 41

Manley 73, Englewood 48

North Lawndale 59, Prosser 47

Rockford Lutheran 89, Marian Central 78

St. Charles East 59, Addison Trail 53

Somonauk 61, Amboy 36

UIC Prep 75, Rickover 34

UP-Bronzeville 75, EPIC 15

Washington 68, Back of the Yards 36

Westmont 88, Yorkville Christian 67

Chicago Military at Clark

AURORA CHRISTIAN

Joliet Catholic 64, Harvest Christian 50

Aurora Christian 82, IMSA 30

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