High School Basketball Scores Round Up Thursday's games saw a plethora of thrilling matchups across the Chicago area high school basketball scene.
The Red Central division led the charge, with Phillips cruising to a 71-65 victory over Kenwood. Hyde Park continued its winning ways with a 58-36 win over King. The Red North division also put on a show, as Lane edged out Northside 52-39 and Young bested Lincoln Park 65-62.
In the Red South division, Morgan Park claimed a 46-39 win over Brooks, while Simeon took down Fenger 6-0 in their matchup. The Red West division saw Clark triumph over North Lawndale 63-52, with Crane also coming out on top against Marshall 64-53.
On the other side of town, White Central powerhouse Dunbar steamrolled Kelly 110-34, and Mather led Steinmetz by a margin of 80-47. In the White South division, Urban Prep crushed Carver 74-53, while Bowen's Washington squad fell short against 71-56.
The Blue Central division saw Garcia take down Tilden 5-0 in their matchup, with Soto also coming out on top over Solorio. Chicago Academy edged out ASPIRA 60-19, and Foreman claimed a 5-0 win over Marine.
In the Blue South division, EPIC dominated Vocational 72-46, while Air Force took down Excel-Englewood 6-30. Meanwhile, Hirsch's DuSable squad fell short against Kankakee Trinity by a score of 82-30.
The Metro Prep division saw Islamic Foundation take down MCC Academy 5-0, and Fremd edged out Rolling Meadows 48-41 in the Mid-Suburban West division. Hersey also came out on top over Barrington 58-51. In the Mid-Suburban East division, Hoffman Estates bested Wheeling 68-49.
The Noble Blue division saw Noble Academy crush Rowe-Clark 62-42, while Spear took down Muchin by a narrow margin of 34-32. DRW also defeated Pritzker 7-0 in their matchup.
In the North Suburban division, Waukegan edged out Lake Forest 61-53, and Bremen took down Reavis 54-44 in the South Suburban Crossover division. Lemont bested Oak Lawn 52-48, while Evergreen Park fell short against Tinley Park by a score of 6-0.
In non-conference action, Crossroads Christian edged out Westmont 72-65, and Curie defeated Marshall County, Ky. by a narrow margin of 55-47. Morris took down Plano 63-53, while Parker bested Comer 68-47. Riverside-Brookfield steamrolled Streamwood 82-30, and Daystar claimed a 7-0 win over Walther Christian.
The Red Central division led the charge, with Phillips cruising to a 71-65 victory over Kenwood. Hyde Park continued its winning ways with a 58-36 win over King. The Red North division also put on a show, as Lane edged out Northside 52-39 and Young bested Lincoln Park 65-62.
In the Red South division, Morgan Park claimed a 46-39 win over Brooks, while Simeon took down Fenger 6-0 in their matchup. The Red West division saw Clark triumph over North Lawndale 63-52, with Crane also coming out on top against Marshall 64-53.
On the other side of town, White Central powerhouse Dunbar steamrolled Kelly 110-34, and Mather led Steinmetz by a margin of 80-47. In the White South division, Urban Prep crushed Carver 74-53, while Bowen's Washington squad fell short against 71-56.
The Blue Central division saw Garcia take down Tilden 5-0 in their matchup, with Soto also coming out on top over Solorio. Chicago Academy edged out ASPIRA 60-19, and Foreman claimed a 5-0 win over Marine.
In the Blue South division, EPIC dominated Vocational 72-46, while Air Force took down Excel-Englewood 6-30. Meanwhile, Hirsch's DuSable squad fell short against Kankakee Trinity by a score of 82-30.
The Metro Prep division saw Islamic Foundation take down MCC Academy 5-0, and Fremd edged out Rolling Meadows 48-41 in the Mid-Suburban West division. Hersey also came out on top over Barrington 58-51. In the Mid-Suburban East division, Hoffman Estates bested Wheeling 68-49.
The Noble Blue division saw Noble Academy crush Rowe-Clark 62-42, while Spear took down Muchin by a narrow margin of 34-32. DRW also defeated Pritzker 7-0 in their matchup.
In the North Suburban division, Waukegan edged out Lake Forest 61-53, and Bremen took down Reavis 54-44 in the South Suburban Crossover division. Lemont bested Oak Lawn 52-48, while Evergreen Park fell short against Tinley Park by a score of 6-0.
In non-conference action, Crossroads Christian edged out Westmont 72-65, and Curie defeated Marshall County, Ky. by a narrow margin of 55-47. Morris took down Plano 63-53, while Parker bested Comer 68-47. Riverside-Brookfield steamrolled Streamwood 82-30, and Daystar claimed a 7-0 win over Walther Christian.
Phillips just pwned Kenwood! their 71-65 win was insane 
Hyde park is on fire too, they're killin it 
in the white south division, urban prep is CRUSHIN 
Carver didn't stand a chance 
anywayz, that's my two cents for now 
I mean come on guys, can we get some more scores in the West division? It's getting kinda old seeing like 60+ points one way. Clark vs North Lawndale was a good game tho 
. Anyway, Simeon 6-0 over Fenger is just ridiculous 
this week's scores are pretty crazy with some teams blowing out their opponents like Dunbar did to Kelly 110-34 that's just insane 
. Dunbar's White Central squad is straight fire 
. How do they keep those guys so young and talented? 
oh man those scores are insane Dunbar going up against Kelly 110-34 that's crazy 
Mather taking down Steinmetz 80-47 is gonna be huge for them 
But at the same time, their dominance is kinda impressive. Can't deny the team's skills, I guess 
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And what's with the weird division names? Red Central this, Blue South that... can't we just have a straightforward league system already? 
gotta love the rivalries in chicago sports 
. Anyway, it sounds like there were some intense matchups all around Chicago. It's awesome to see the different schools and divisions competing against each other. Morgan Park's win over Brooks looks like a real nail-biter too 
. dunbar's win against kelly was insane lol 110-34 is wild. how many teams in chicago can even compete with those kinds of scores? also, it's interesting to see the red and blue divisions having some close matchups, maybe we'll actually get a championship this year 
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110-34 against Kelly? That's a blowout! Mather also came out on top against Steinmetz by a margin of 80-47. I'm excited to see how these teams stack up in the playoffs.