IHSA state football playoff scores

All the scores from the second round.

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Barrington’s Ian Tepas (84) catches a pass for a touchdown as the ball clears Ethan Hunt’s (23) hand.

Barrington’s Ian Tepas (84) catches a pass for a touchdown as the ball clears Ethan Hunt’s (23) hand.

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Second Round

CLASS 8A

(1) Loyola 33, (16) Neuqua Valley 6

(24) St. Ignatius 35, (8) Huntley 23

(4) Edwardsville 48, (13) Glenbard West 14

(5) York 17, (21) Lyons 14

(2) Lincoln-Way East 28, (15) Minooka 0

(10) Warren 51, (7) South Elgin 21

(3) Barrington 28, (14) Naperville Central 21

(6) Maine South 33, (11) Belleville East 21

CLASS 7A

(1) Normal 31, (16) Bradley-Bourbonnais 30, OT

(9) Glenbard East 28, (25) Addison Trail 13

(13) Downers Grove North 24, (4) Hersey 21

(12) Lincoln-Way West 43, (28) Collinsville 19

(2) Hononegah 44, (15) Willowbrook 0

(7) Batavia 45, (10) Lincoln-Way Central 17

(3) Quincy 33, (19) Wheaton North 14

(6) Mount Carmel 49, (11) Prospect 15

CLASS 6A

(1) Lake Zurich 35, (9) Kaneland 14

(4) Belvidere North 28, (5) Wauconda 21

(7) Geneva 42, (15) Lake Forest 7

(3) Cary-Grove 49, (11) Highland Park 29

(1) Kankakee 49, (8) Eisenhower 35

(4) East St. Louis 54, (5) Normal West 7

(2) Washington, Ill. 21, (7) Crete-Monee 0

(6) Glenwood 52, (3) Richards 51, OT

CLASS 5A

(8) St. Francis 49, (16) Sterling 8

(4) Morgan Park 27, (5) Sycamore 21

(15) Nazareth 41, (7) Glenbard South 0

(6) Carmel 50, (3) Antioch 7

(1) Morris 39, (9) Sacred Heart-Griffin 36

(12) Joliet Catholic 56, (13) Triad 7

(15) Providence 42, (10) Hillcrest 12

(3) Highland 41, (6) Metamora 36

CLASS 4A

(8) Sandwich 54, (1) Dyett 6

(4) Wheaton Academy 12, (12) St. Viator 3

(7) IC Catholic 35, (2) Rockford Boylan 7

(11) St. Laurence 31, (3) Dixon 21

(1) Rochester 45, (8) Coal City 3

(4) Breese Central 16, (5) Mt. Zion 13

(2) Murphysboro 14, (7) Charleston 13

(11) Harrisburg 27, (14) Peoria Notre Dame 22

CLASS 3A

(1) Byron 56, (9) Peotone 7

(5) Durand-Pecatonica 50, (13) Stillman Valley 19

(2) Princeton 35, (10) Monmouth-Roseville 0

(6) Montini 44, (14) Prairie Central 20

(9) Tolono Unity 35, (1) DuQuoin 25

(4) Mt. Carmel, Ill. 42, (5) Sullivan-Okaw Valley 21

(7) Olympia 40, (2) Greenville 20

(3) Roxana 48, (6) St. Joseph-Ogden 47

CLASS 2A

(1) Seneca 47, (9) Rockridge 14

(5) Wilmington 42, (4) Tri-Valley 14

(2) Maroa-Forsyth 42, (7) Momence 6

(3) Bloomington Central Catholic 27, (6) Farmington 12

(8) Nashville 27, (16) Quincy Notre Dame 18

(4) Athens 34, (5) Red Bud 13

(2) Shelbyville 36, (10) Vandalia 13

(11) Breese Mater Dei 27, (3) Johnston City 18

CLASS 1A

(1) Lena-Winslow 46, (8) Forreston 14

(4) Annawan-Wethersfield 13, (5) Morrison 6

(10) ROWVA 36, (2) Stark County 8

(3) Hope Academy 37, (6) Aurora Christian 29

(1) Camp Point Central 32, (9) Calhoun 14

(4) Belleville Althoff 56, (5) LeRoy 20

(2) Sesser-Valier 32, (7) Salt Fork 8

(3) Greenfield-Northwestern 16, (6) Casey-Westfield 14

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