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Monday's IHSA supersectional high school basketball scores

All the results from the supersectionals around the state.

By  Michael O’Brien
   
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Bolingbrook’s DJ Strong (2) tries to keep the ball in play against Waubonsie Valley.

Bolingbrook’s DJ Strong (2) tries to keep the ball in play against Waubonsie Valley.

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BOYS BASKETBALL
Monday, March 4
IHSA STATE SUPERSECTIONALS

CLASS 4A
NIU
Palatine 55, Warren 53
ISU
Normal 53, Downers Grove North 29
UIC
Homewood-Flossmoor 60, Curie 58
NOW ARENA
New Trier 65, Glenbard North 41

CLASS 3A
UIC
Mount Carmel 56, St. Patrick 46, OT
BANK OF SPRINGFIELD CENTER
Mt. Zion 47, Centralia 46
NOW ARENA
DePaul Prep 51, Crystal Lake South 31
OTTAWA
Peoria Richwoods 58, Thornton 52

CLASS 2A
BANK OF SPRINGFIELD CENTER
Williamsville 36, Macomb 32
JOLIET CENTRAL
Phillips 73, Beecher 58
STERLING
Byron 85, Latin 71
SIU
Benton 43, Teutopolis 36

CLASS 1A
ISU
Hope Academy 69, Heyworth 54
EIU
Meridian 60, Christ Our Rock Lutheran 53
NIU
Aurora Christian 68, Pecatonica 66, OT
JACKSONVILLE
West Central 46, Illini Bluffs 42

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