Thursday’s high school basketball scores

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Lincoln Park’s Keyshawn Barfield (33) shoots a ball against Kenwood.

Lincoln Park’s Keyshawn Barfield (33) shoots a ball against Kenwood.

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Thursday, November 30, 2023

CHICAGO CATHOLIC BLUE

DePaul Prep 59, St. Rita 14

LAKE SHORE

Intrinsic-Downtown 44, Lycee 23

METRO PREP

Universal at Hinsdale Adventist

NOBLE GOLD

Bulls Prep 56, Rowe-Clark 48

Butler 44, Johnson 38

Comer at Hansberry, ppd.

NORTH SUBURBAN

Lake Zurich 71, Waukegan 60

SOUTH SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

Evergreen Park 55, Tinley Park 51

Oak Lawn 51, Hillcrest 45

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN CROSSOVER

Bolingbrook 67, Stagg 49

UPSTATE EIGHT

Bartlett 63, West Chicago 33

East Aurora 83, Streamwood 43

Fenton 54, Elgin 33

Glenbard East 59, Larkin 50

South Elgin 58, Glenbard South 54

NONCONFERENCE

Chicago Tech 64, South Shore 56

Elmwood Park 90, Schaumburg Christian 37

Grant 58, Johnsburg 52

Grayslake Central 76, Marian Central 46

Horizon-Southwest 69, Harlan 25

Juarez 58, Back of the Yards 39

Kelly 58, Cristo Rey 48

King 78, DuSable 45

Lake Forest 68, Lakes 45

Libertyville 66, Carmel 47

Morgan Park 69, Proviso West 67, OT

Mount Carmel 71, Bogan 38

North Boone 62, Marengo 31

Perspectives-LA 65, U-High 36

Rochelle Zell 61, Wolcott 24

Rockford Christian 77, Woodstock North 53

Shepard 57, Lombard Prep 54

Stillman Valley 64, Harvard 48

Vocational 84, EPIC 33

Woodlawn 70, ASPIRA 21

Zion-Benton 71, North Chicago 62

Daystar at North Shore

Fenger at Chicago Richards

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