High school football scores from Week 5

All the scores from around the area.

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TF North’s Terrion Long (3) and Conner Trevon (2) celebrate Long’s touchdown.

TF North’s Terrion Long (3) and Conner Trevon (2) celebrate Long’s touchdown.

Allen Cunningham/For the Sun-Times

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Saturday, Sept. 23

PUBLIC BLUE CENTRAL

Gage Park 33, DuSable 0

PUBLIC BLUE NORTH

Woodlawn 38, Bogan 6

PUBLIC BLUE SOUTH

Bowen 28, Washington 6

Julian 18, Fenger 6

PUBLIC BLUE WEST

Marshall 14, Little Village 0

PUBLIC RED

Kenwood 51, Hyde Park 6

Lane 14, Clark 12

Morgan Park 42, Perspectives 12

Simeon 48, Brooks 6

PUBLIC WHITE CENTRAL

Rauner 37, Hansberry 26

UIC Prep 34, Pritzker 0

PUBLIC WHITE NORTHWEST

Lincoln Park 28, Senn 0

Mather 13, Von Steuben 7

PUBLIC WHITE SOUTH CENTRAL

Dyett 34, Ag. Science 6

PUBLIC WHITE SOUTHWEST

Hubbard 52, Solorio 0

Lindblom 46, Chicago Military 0

PUBLIC WHITE WEST

Orr 18, Speer 16

Payton 21, North Lawndale 20

MSL WEST

Barrington 13, Fremd 7

SOUTH SUBURBAN RED

Reavis 28, Oak Lawn 3

SOUTHLAND

Rich 45, Bloom 14

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE EAST

Joliet West 69, Joliet Central 12

WEST SUBURBAN SILVER

Lyons 49, Proviso West 0

NONCONFERENCE

Golder 14, Kelly 0

Loyola 38, St. Patrick 0

St. Laurence 50, Leo 8

Friday, Sept. 22

CSL NORTH

Maine West 20, Highland Park 19

Niles West 38, Niles North 6

Vernon Hills 24, Maine East 6

CSL SOUTH

Deerfield 28, Glenbrook North 14

Glenbrook South 42, Evanston 33

Maine South 50, New Trier 3

PUBLIC BLUE WEST

Clemente 44, Steinmetz 0

PUBLIC RED

Phillips 60, Urban Prep 0

Taft 40, Bulls Prep 20

Young 34, Westinghouse 14

PUBLIC WHITE CENTRAL

Rowe-Clark 40, DRW 0

PUBLIC WHITE SOUTH CENTRAL

Carver 19, Goode 14

Vocational 24, Comer 20

PUBLIC WHITE SOUTHWEST

Englewood STEM 20, King 14

CHICAGOLAND CHRISTIAN

Aurora Christian 51, McNamara 0

Marian Central 55, Christ the King 0

Wheaton Academy 48, St. Edward 0

CHICAGOLAND PRAIRIE

Dwight-GSW 35, Elmwood Park 28

St. Bede 42, Westmont 8

Seneca 51, Ridgewood 7

DUKANE

Batavia 23, Wheaton North 17

Geneva 41, Glenbard North 13

Lake Park 24, St. Charles East 7

St. Charles North 42, Wheaton-Warrenville South 35, OT

DUPAGE VALLEY

Naperville Central 21, Neuqua Valley 7

Naperville North 42, DeKalb 20

Waubonsie Valley 28, Metea Valley 0

FOX VALLEY

Burlington Central 17, McHenry 7

Crystal Lake Central 34, Crystal Lake South 0

Huntley 34, Hampshire 7

Jacobs 55, Dundee-Crown 26

Prairie Ridge 21, Cary-Grove 20

ILLINOIS CENTRAL EIGHT

Coal City 48, Peotone 7

Herscher 27, Streator 12

Manteno 55, Lisle 9

Wilmington 35, Reed-Custer 14

KISHWAUKEE RIVER-INTERSTATE 8 BLUE

Marengo 40, Harvard 20

Richmond-Burton 42, Plano 7

Sandwich 28, Johnsburg 6

KISHWAUKEE RIVER-INTERSTATE 8 WHITE

Kaneland 49, Ottawa 14

Morris 40, LaSalle-Peru 0

Woodstock North 14, Woodstock 7

MSL EAST

Elk Grove 35, Wheeling 6

Hersey 35, Buffalo Grove 0

Prospect 51, Rolling Meadows 7

MSL WEST

Conant 16, Schaumburg 12

Palatine 49, Hoffman Estates 34

NORTH SUBURBAN

Lake Forest 35, Zion-Benton 26

Libertyville 40, Waukegan 22

Stevenson 10, Mundelein 3

Warren 21, Lake Zurich 17

NORTHERN LAKE COUNTY

Antioch 50, Grayslake North 13

Grant 55, Round Lake 0

North Chicago 23, Lakes 15

Wauconda 19, Grayslake Central 8

SOUTH SUBURBAN BLUE

Lemont 51, Oak Forest 12

TF North 21, Tinley Park 8

SOUTH SUBURBAN RED

Argo 17, Shepard 7

Richards 41, Evergreen Park 0

SOUTHLAND

Crete-Monee 42, Riverside-Brookfield 7

Kankakee 54, Thornwood 0

Thornton 33, Thornridge 20

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE EAST

Plainfield East 21, Plainfield Central 13

Plainfield South 27, Romeoville 14

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE WEST

Minooka 36, Oswego East 14

Plainfield North 10, Oswego 7

West Aurora 17, Yorkville 14

UPSTATE EIGHT

Glenbard East 41, Streamwood 7

Glenbard South 63, Bartlett 21

South Elgin 48, Aurora East 21

West Chicago 28, Elgin 6

WEST SUBURBAN GOLD

Addison Trail 42, Proviso East 12

Downers Grove South 34, Morton 0

Willowbrook 37, Hinsdale South 34

WEST SUBURBAN SILVER

Downers Grove North 38, Oak Park 6

York 38, Hinsdale Central 10

NONCONFERENCE

Benet 20, De La Salle 12

Bradley-Bourbonnais 38, Lockport 32

Brother Rice 56, St. Viator 7

Fenwick 24, Notre Dame 13

Hillcrest 41, Eisenhower 27

Homewood-Flossmoor 41, Stagg 13

IC Catholic 28, Marist 21

Kingdom Prep, Wis. 46, Aurora Central 20

Lincoln-Way Central 20, Sandburg 14

Lincoln-Way East 49, Andrew 7

Lincoln-Way West 38, Bolingbrook 28

Marine 24, North Grand 0

Montini 35, Marian Catholic 26

Mount Carmel 37, Carmel 16

Nazareth 21, St. Ignatius 13

Providence 33, DePaul Prep 28

St. Francis 33, Joliet Catholic 28

St. Rita 42, Marmion 0

Sycamore 21, Rochelle 6

Thursday, Sept. 21

PUBLIC BLUE CENTRAL

Harlan 52, Back of the Yards 14

PUBLIC BLUE SOUTH

Longwood 14, South Shore 8

PUBLIC BLUE WEST

Prosser 21, Kennedy 12

PUBLIC RED

Amundsen 34, Curie 8

PUBLIC WHITE-NORTHWEST

Lake View 28, Schurz 0

Sullivan 42, Chicago Academy 6

PUBLIC WHITE-SOUTH CENTRAL

Corliss 30, Chicago Richards 0

PUBLIC WHITE WEST

Crane 21, Phoenix 20

SOUTH SUBURBAN BLUE

TF South 19, Bremen 14

UPSTATE EIGHT

Larkin 24, Fenton 14

NONCONFERENCE

Collins 60, Foreman 14

Glenbard West 55, Leyden 13

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