Lee, Trinity shut down Glenbard South
Trinity knocked off Glenbard South 41-31, holding the Raiders to their second lowest point total of the season.
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Trinity knocked off Glenbard South 41-31, holding the Raiders to their second lowest point total of the season.
Lane clinched sole the White-North title after erasing an early 17 points against Schurz.
Prospect came out of the gate by scoring 19 points in the first quarter and never looked back as they cruised to a 62-36 win to improve to 14-4 on the season.
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Despite playing without one of their leading scorers in Milos Dugalic due to injury, Maine West knocked off Highland Park 48-45 to pull level with Highland Park atop the CSL North.
Andrew Anderson’s 20 point, eight rebound and five assist game helped Hyde Park deal with a hostile environment to pull out an important 66-64 overtime victory
There has been some shakeup in sectional assignments as No. 4 Proviso East makes the move to the Maine East sectional
Loyola quickly erased a six point halftime deficit en route to a 41-36 win to improve their record to 17-4 and 3-1 in the GCAC.
After playing their worst game of the season in a loss to Geneva last Saturday, No. 2 Maine West dialed up their most complete performance thus far to roll through No. 3 Benet 55-37 and earn their 20th win on the season.
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Fans from both teams filled Gates Gymnasium in Winnetka to the rafters to watch the Evanston boys and girls basketball teams topple New Trier in a Friday night doubleheader.
Even without their starting point guard, Montini had no trouble with Loyola to improve to 21-1 on the season.
Led by Clyde Singleton, Niles West erased a 19 point deficit en routh to a 64-62 double-OT win