Police investigate Monday where two armored truck guards were shot at a BMO Harris Bank branch in Chatham. | Manny Camarillo/Sun-Times

The guards were loading an ATM Monday morning in Chatham when two to four gunmen came up and demanded the cash, police say.

Two armored truck security guards were shot and critically wounded during an attempted robbery Monday in Chatham on the South Side.

The guards were loading an ATM at 10:20 a.m. at a Bank of America branch in the 200 block of West 83rd Street when two to four gunmen came up, demanded cash and opened fire, Chicago police said.

One of the guards, a 47-year-old woman, was shot six times and taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, police said. She was in traumatic arrest as paramedics brought her to the hospital, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Merritt said.

The other guard, a 46-year-old man, was shot twice in his abdomen and taken to the same hospital in critical condition, police and fire officials said.

Police said the suspects, who were at-large, were wearing all black clothing and masks.

The gunmen did not take any of the cash, according to a spokeswoman for the FBI, which was handling the investigation.

In March, an armored truck crew shot a gunman who tried to rob them at a BMO Harris Bank branch in the North Austin neighborhood.

Monday’s shooting happened across the street from where a 15-year-old Simeon High School student was gunned down in September, just a block away from campus.

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Kyle Rittenhouse, right, looks on as the jury is let out of the room during a break during his trail at the Kenosha County Courthouse in Kenosha, Wis., on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021. Rittenhouse is accused of killing two people and wounding a third during a protest over police brutality in Kenosha, last year. | AP

“You lose the right to self-defense when you’re the one who brought the gun, when you are the one creating the danger, when you’re the one provoking other people,” Thomas Binger told the jury.

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kyle Rittenhouse provoked the bloodshed on the streets of Kenosha by bringing a semi-automatic rifle and menacing others, and when the shooting stopped, he walked away like a “hero in a Western,” a prosecutor said in closing arguments Monday at Rittenhouse’s murder trial.

“You lose the right to self-defense when you’re the one who brought the gun, when you are the one creating the danger, when you’re the one provoking other people,” Thomas Binger told the jury.

Binger repeatedly showed the jury a segment of drone video that he said depicted Rittenhouse pointing the AR-style rifle at protesters in the streets.

“This is the provocation. This is what starts this incident,” the prosecutor declared.

Rittenhouse, now 18, killed two men and wounded a third during a tumultuous night of protests against racial injustice in the summer of 2020, in a case that has stirred bitter debate in the U.S. over guns, vigilantism and law and order.

Rittenhouse said he feared for his life and acted in self-defense. Prosecutors sought to portray him as the aggressor who bears responsibility for the bloodshed.

Binger zeroed in on the killing of 36-year-old Joseph Rosenbaum, who was the first man gunned down that night and whose shooting set in motion the bloodshed that followed. The prosecutor repeatedly called it “murder,” saying it was unjustified.

The prosecutor reminded jurors that Rittenhouse testified he knew Rosenbaum was unarmed. Binger also said there is no video to support the defense claim that Rosenbaum threatened to kill Rittenhouse.

Binger disputed the notion that Rosenbaum was trying to grab Rittenhouse’s rifle. “Mr. Rosenbaum is not even within arm’s reach when the first shot occurs,” Binger said. He rejected the idea that Rittenhouse had no choice but to shoot, saying he could have run away.

And Binger argued that once Rosenbaum was wounded, he was not even capable of taking away the gun, which was strapped to Rittenhouse’s body, since he was falling to the ground with a fractured pelvis. Rittenhouse kept firing, delivering what the prosecutor called the “kill shot” to Rosenbaum’s back.

“I think we can also agree that we shouldn’t have 17-year-olds running around our streets with AR-15s, because this is exactly what happens,” Binger said.

The young man from Antioch, Illinois, faces a mandatory life in prison if convicted of the most serious charge against him, first-degree intentional homicide.

After killing Rosenbaum, Rittenhouse shot and killed Anthony Huber, 26, and wounded Gaige Grosskreutz, 28. But he testified that Rosenbaum had chased him down and made a grab for his weapon, that Huber hit him with a skateboard, and that Grosskreutz came at him with a gun of his own — an account largely corroborated by a wealth of video and some of the prosecution’s own witnesses.

Binger said that Rittenhouse also provoked the bloodshed that followed Rosenbaum’s shooting: Huber, Grosskreutz and others in the crowd were trying to stop what they believed was an active shooter, exercising their own right to self-defense.

When it was all over, Rittenhouse walked away like a “hero in a Western — without a care in the world for anything he’s just done,” Binger said, adding: “This is someone who has no remorse, no regard for life, only cares about himself.”

When the prosecutor displayed a photograph of Rosenbaum’s bloodied body lying on a gurney during his autopsy and another of Rosenbaum’s mangled hand, some jurors appeared to avert their eyes from the TV monitors.

As he spoke, Binger walked up to the jury box and lifted the actual rifle used in the shootings as if he were firing, the prosecutor looking down its barrel and pointing it at courtroom wall.

Rittenhouse was 17 when he traveled the few miles from his home to Kenosha on Aug. 25, 2020, as the city was in the throes of violent protests that erupted after a white police officer shot and wounded Jacob Blake, a Black man. Rittenhouse said he went there to protect property.

Supporters have hailed him as a hero who took a stand against lawlessness; foes have branded him a vigilante.

Binger began his closing arguments by telling the jury that Rittenhouse had no connection to the business he said he was going to protect that night, he ran around with an assault-style rifle, and he lied about being an emergency medical technician.

“Does that suggest to you that he genuinely is there to help?” Binger asked.

Each side was given 2 1/2 hours to make its case to the jury before deliberations were to begin. The defense was expected to deliver its closing argument in the afternoon.

Earlier Monday, Judge Bruce Schroeder dismissed a count of possession of a dangerous weapon by a person under 18, a misdemeanor that had appeared to be among the likeliest of the charges to net a conviction for prosecutors.

The underage weapon charge was punishable by up to nine months in jail.

But the defense argued that Wisconsin law has an exception related to the length of a weapon’s barrel. After prosecutors conceded Monday that Rittenhouse’s rifle was not short-barreled, the judge threw out the charge.

Public interest in closing arguments was evident in the morning, when more people than usual stood in a line outside Courtroom 209 to get a seat.

Rittenhouse’s mother, Wendy Rittenhouse, listened intently in court during the jury instructions.

Rittenhouse is white, as are the three men he shot. The case has polarized Americans, raising questions about racial justice, vigilantism, the Second Amendment right to bear arms, and white privilege.

Perhaps in recognition of weaknesses in their case, prosecutors asked the judge to let the jury consider several lesser charges if they acquit him on the original counts. Schroeder agreed to do so Monday as he launched into 36 pages of instructions to the jury, explaining the charges and the laws of self-defense.

In the case of Huber’s slaying, the judge said that if jurors find Rittenhouse is not guilty of first-degree intentional homicide, then they can weigh whether he is guilty of second-degree intentional homicide. If he is not guilty of that count, then they can decide whether he is guilty of first-degree reckless homicide

In his instructions, the judge said that to decide that Rittenhouse acted lawfully in self-defense, the jury must find that he believed there was an unlawful threat to him and that the amount of force he used was reasonable and necessary.

After closing arguments, names were to be drawn to determine which 12 of the 18 jurors who heard testimony would deliberate, with the rest dismissed as alternates.

With a verdict near, Gov. Tony Evers said that 500 National Guard members would be prepared for duty in Kenosha if local law enforcement requested them.

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Bauer reported from Madison and Forliti reported from Minneapolis. Associated Press writer Tammy Webber contributed from Fenton, Michigan.

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One of the most wonderful things about the holiday season in Chicago is the abundance of shows and plays in production throughout the city. From the iconic venues such as The Chicago Theatre and Lyric Opera House to smaller neighborhood spots like Music Box or Victory Gardens, the holiday spirit is alive in all parts of the city. Whether it be annual family tradition or a memorable date idea, these are 12 holiday shows and plays in Chicago you must see this season to truly round out your holiday season.

170 N Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60601

Established in 1922 and located in Chicago’s Loop, Goodman Theatre is one of the city’s oldest running theatres. Now in its fifth decade of production at Goodman Theatre, A Christmas Story has long drawn crowds for its performance of the holiday classic, A Christmas Carol. Follow the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come from November 20 to December 31 at Goodman Theatre.

20 N Upper Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60606

The Joffrey Ballet’s magical production of The Nutcracker is not one to miss. The Nutcracker shows the whimsical journey of Marie and the Nutcracker Prince on Christmas Eve as they explore the 1893 World’s Fair. Complete with beautiful costumes, breathtaking dance, and wondrous set design, the story unfolds between December 4 and December 26 at the Lyric Opera House. 

175 N State St, Chicago, IL 60601

Cirque du Soleil puts a twist on a Christmas classic during their first ever holiday production. Performing at the Chicago Theatre from November 6 to December 5, the world-renowned touring circus company is putting on a spectacular show called ‘Twas the Night Before… that captures the joy of the holiday season in incredible dance and acrobatic performances.  

Music Box Theatre: Christmas Sing-a-Long and Double Feature

3733 N Southport Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

In 1983, an operator at Music Box Theatre invited spectators to a night of back-to-back Christmas movies and joyful carol singing. This year, the tradition is still going strong. On select days from December 10 to December 23, you can catch a double feature production of White Christmas and It’s a Wonderful Life at Music Box Theatre. Join Santa Claus and other movie-goers for a cheerful round of Christmas carols during intermission.

24 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601

Will the mean ol’ Mr. Grinch succeed in ruining Christmas for the cheerful people of Whoville? Find out in this rendition of Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas that features beloved songs such as You’re A Mean One Mr. Grinch and Welcome Christmas. Hilariously narrated by the Grinch’s sidekick, Max the Dog, this show runs only from December 21 to January 2 at the James M. Nederlander Theatre.

2433 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago 60614

In It’s a Wonderful Life, a small-town man named George Bailey experiences an extraordinary Christmas miracle that allows him to live his life in a new way. For many, watching this holiday classic on film is a Christmas tradition. You can take in the live interactive production from November 26 to December 31 at Victory Gardens Theater. 

5779 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago 60660

Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins, an adaptation of the award-winning book by Eric Kimmel, focuses on the story of a traveling troupe of actors that encounters a somber town devoid of Hanukkah cheer. Can their show bring the spirit of Hanukkah back to the town? This play runs from November 20 to December 12 at Rivendell Theatre.

220 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60604

Based on composer John William’s cherished masterpiece, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is performing the Academy Award-nominated score of Home Alone alongside a showing of the film during this unique holiday experience. For three days only from November 26 to November 28, don’t miss this special blend of film and live music that follows the hilarious twists and turns in Home Alone.

Allstate Arena: Trans-Siberian Orchestra and More

6920 Mannheim Rd, Rosemont, IL 60018

This year, Allstate Arena is featuring several events for the holiday season. On December 23, you can see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra take on classic Christmas tunes with a rock twist in their show Christmas Eve and Other Stories. Also making a stop in Chicago on December 7 is the iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball tour with performers such as Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa, and the Jonas Brothers.

100 Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181

Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn follows the story of a man named Jim, a retired performer who longs to bring holiday entertainment to his small Connecticut town. With the help of a few friends, he transforms his farmhouse into an inn where he hosts extravagant shows complete with exciting dance numbers. Catch this hilarious musical from November 19 to January 9 at Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrace. 

Rosemont Theatre: The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical

5400 N River Rd, Rosemont, IL 60018

With two showings on December 19 at Rosemont Theatre, The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical transports audiences to the North Pole, where we follow the magical activities and tasks of Santa’s Scout elves as they prepare for Christmas. This dazzling musical features an original story and score for the whole family to enjoy.

2936 N Southport Ave., Chicago, IL 60657

The Art Deco Nutcracker is an extravagant take on the traditional ballet performance that many love. The show captures the luxury and pomp of the 1920s American Art Deco movement and translates it into beautiful costume and set design. Featuring Tchaikovsky’s original score, the Art Deco Nutcracker plays for one day only on December 4 at The Athenaeum Theatre.

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Since it’s opening by the end of October, Central Park Bar has quickly swooned the Avondale neighborhood off its feet with their playful retro interior, premium cocktail, and endless fun times. Located at the intersection of Central Park Ave and N Milwaukee Ave, Central Park Bar is a classic corner bar with the charm of an old-school Chicago tavern.

Owned and operated by Four Entertainment Group (4EG), the bar features a massive outdoor 3,500 square-foot “backyard bar” in what was previously an empty city lot adjacent to the bar. Meanwhile, other 4EG bars include aliveOne, Easy Bar, Estelle’s, Remedy and The Owl in Chicago along with several concepts in the Columbus, Cincinnati and Kentucky area. This is 4EG’s first opening in the Chicago area with a developed private patio space. 

Image Credit: Ryan Gac

According to Managing Partner David Halpern, 4EG wanted to retain the character of a classic Chicago tavern while making renovations that were both respectful of the bar’s spirited history and something that the neighborhood would get excited about.

“With many of our long-time staff members living in the area, our pursuit to open a concept in Avondale has been years in the making,” said Halpern. “We always strive to be that go-to bar by your home and Central Park Bar will be no different. Our goal is to keep the charm of the original space, giving it a feel like it’s been here forever. We hope to make the neighborhood proud to call us a resident!”

Central Park Bar offers a signature cocktail menu, craft cocktails, local and international beers. And of course, you’ll also find 4EG’s signature half-price happy hour every Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. In the future, there are plans to have rotating food trucks visit the bar. 

Image Credit: Ryan Gac

Step Back into the Old Chicago Tavern

Located in a building dating back to the early 1940s, CBD Architects and general contractor Go Management Group designed the space. Inside, guests will find easy-going, welcoming vibes at the 80-year-old original wood bar that spans the length of the space and is accompanied by 20 green vinyl barstools with cowboy backs.

Upon a closer look, we see exposed brick walls complemented by warm wood accents from salvaged wood paneling and custom brass tube lighting. And such a vintage charm indeed adds contrast from the original tin ceiling painted in light mint green. Meanwhile, jungle-themed black fabric wallpaper adds some drama by the doors leading out to the patio.

Image Credit: Ryan Gac

Outside, the 3,500 square-foot “backyard bar” is a casual, down-to-earth gathering spot for relaxing and unwinding. A brand new open-air covered bar sits atop blue mosaic flooring with fans and cafe lights overhead. The outdoor bar features three 55-inch TVs and in the cooler months, the outdoor bar area is equipped with overhead heaters. 

Adjacent to the covered area, stone landscaping gives the expansive space a backyard feel. Seven picnic tables sit under mulberry trees while hammered copper tiki-style gas torches line the space. Guests can opt to hang out on two white porch swings or Adirondack chairs surrounding a large 60 x 36-inch above-ground brick fire pit. Patrons can also enjoy a bumper pool table which will be situated on astroturf alongside the fire pit area.

Image Credit: Ryan Gac

Breathing Fresh Air into Classic Cocktails

General Manager Sarah Crossley (The Owl) and Assistant General Manager Levi Tyma (Estelle’s) created an approachable menu featuring a classic cocktail take on each spirit. Inspired by Mr. ZJ’s Podhale, the bar’s previous occupant, Central Park Bar’s signature cocktail will be The Wildflower with Polish Zubrowka Bison Grass Vodka, Singhani 63, St Germain, Dolin Dry Vermouth and lemon. Podhale translates into “under the mountains” and is Poland’s southernmost region.

Other cocktails on the menu include Merry Go Round Memories with Tanqueray, Orgeat syrup, Giffard Creme de Peche, Apologue Aronia, lemon and sugar, the Layer Weather with Rittenhouse Rye, Benedictine, Cynar, Pernod, and Peychaud’s Bitters, One Last Bonfire with Union Mezcal, Giffard Banane du Brésil, creme de cacao, Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate Bitters, and Fee Brothers Cranberry Bitters, and more. 

Image Credit: Ryan Gac

Your New Nighttime Joint

Central Park Bar is open from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday through Friday, and 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Saturday. The patio closes at 11 p.m. on weekdays and 12 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. In addition, the bar has future plans in spring/summer 2022 to open the patio at 12 p.m. on weekends. Therefore, make sure to follow them on Facebook and Instagram for updates!

Featured Image Credit: Ryan Gac

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The guards were loading an ATM Monday morning in Chatham when two to four gunmen came up and demanded the cash, police say.

Two armored truck security guards were shot and critically wounded during a robbery Monday in Chatham on the South Side.

The guards were loading an ATM about 10:20 a.m. in the 200 block of West 83rd Street when two to four gunmen came up and demanded the cash, Chicago police said.

The gunmen opened fire, striking one of the security guards multiple times, police said. A 47-year-old woman was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center. She was in traumatic arrest when paramedics brought her to the hospital, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Merritt said.

The other security guard, a 46-year-old man, was shot in the abdomen area and was taken to the same hospital, where he was also in critical condition, police said.

Police said the suspects were wearing all black clothing and masks.

No arrests have been reported.

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An armed police officer holds a breaching shotgun, used to blast the hinges off a door, at an address in Rutland Avenue in Sefton Park, after an explosion at the Liverpool Women’s Hospital in Liverpool, England, Monday, Nov. 15, 2021. British police arrested three men under terrorism laws Sunday after a car exploded outside the hospital, killing one man and injuring another. | AP

Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned the “sickening attack” at Liverpool Women’s Hospital and told reporters that the British people “will never be cowed by terrorism.”

LONDON — British authorities raised the country’s threat level to its second-highest rung on Monday, after police said a blast in a taxi outside a Liverpool hospital that killed one man and injured another was caused by a homemade bomb.

Investigators said they were treating the explosion in Liverpool as a terrorist incident, but that the motive was unclear.

The Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre raised the U.K. threat level from substantial — meaning an attack is likely — to severe, meaning it is highly likely, following the U.K.’s second fatal incident in a month. Conservative lawmaker David Amess was stabbed to death in October in what police said was an act of terrorism.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned the “sickening attack” at Liverpool Women’s Hospital and told reporters that the British people “will never be cowed by terrorism.”

“We will never give in to those who seek to divide us with senseless acts of violence,” he said.

A male passenger in a taxi was killed and the driver injured when a blast ripped through the vehicle as it pulled up outside the hospital on Sunday morning. Russ Jackson, the head of Counterterrorism Policing in northwest England, said the explosion was caused by “the ignition of an explosive device” that was brought into the vehicle by the passenger.

Three men in their 20s were arrested elsewhere in the city under the Terrorism Act on Sunday, and a fourth was detained on Monday. All are believed to be “associates” of the dead passenger, police said.

Suspicions about a motive for the explosion have been aroused by the timing — just before 11 a.m. on Remembrance Sunday, the moment people across Britain hold services in memory of those killed in wars.

Jackson said investigators had not found a link to remembrance events, “but it is a line of inquiry we are pursuing.”

“Although the motivation for this incident is yet to be understood, given all the circumstances, it has been declared a terrorist incident,” he said at a press briefing.

He said the passenger had been picked up by the cab a 10-minute drive away and asked to be taken to the hospital, where the explosion occurred. The driver, named by local media as David Perry, managed to escape from the car. He was treated in the hospital and released.

Police said officers had searched two addresses in the city linked to the passenger and found “significant items” at one of them,

Liverpool Mayor Joanne Anderson said the taxi driver locked the doors of his cab so the passenger couldn’t leave. Police did not confirm that account.

“The taxi driver, in his heroic efforts, has managed to divert what could have been an absolutely awful disaster at the hospital,” Anderson told the BBC.

The prime minister also said the driver appeared to have behaved “with incredible presence of mind and bravery.”

Nick Aldworth, a former senior terrorism investigator in Britain, said the taxi appeared to have sustained “a lot of fire damage with very little blast damage.”

He said “whatever was in that vehicle was either a low yield or didn’t work properly, or possibly an incendiary. So I think it’s very much open to debate at the moment about what has happened.”

Britain’s official terrorism threat level was lowered from “severe” to “substantial” in February. It has been at severe most of the time since 2014, briefly rising to “critical” amid a spate of violent attacks in 2017.

The Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre sets the threat level based on intelligence about international terrorism at home and overseas.

Britain has experienced attacks by both Islamic and far-right extremists over the years, including a May 2017 suicide bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester that killed 22 people.

Amess was stabbed to death Oct. 15 while meeting with constituents, in what police said was an act of terrorism by a supporter of the Islamic State group. The slaying came five years after Labour Party lawmaker Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death by a far-right extremist.

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Clemente’s Terrell Taylor (33) goes to the basket past Kenwood. | Kirsten Stickney/For the Sun-Times

The full schedule for the opening week of the season.

Send updates and corrections to [email protected] or to twitter @hsbballjg.

Monday, Nov. 22, 2021

NON CONFERENCE

Alden-Hebron at IMSA, 7:00

Bowen at Richards (Chgo), 5:00

Collins at Chicago Academy, 5:00

Don Bosco (IN) at Lake Forest Acad-Org, 7:00

Elgin Academy at Schaumburg Christian, 7:00

Hansberry at Harlan, 7:00

Holy Trinity at UC-Woodlawn, 5:00

Islamic Foundation at Intrinsic, 6:30

King at Proviso West, 5:00

Noble Street at Prtizker, 7:00

Perspectives-MSA at EPIC, 5:00

Steinmetz at Uplift, 5:00

Trinity (Kankakee) at Illinois Lutheran, 7:00

Waldorf at Intrinsic-Downtown, 7:00

ASHTON-FRANKLIN CENTER

Amboy vs. Polo, 6:00

Durand vs. Leland, 6:00

Hiawatha vs. LaMoille, 7:30

Midland vs. Ashton-Franklin Center, 7:30

BATAVIA

Raby vs. Marmion, 6:00

Providence-St. Mel vs. Batavia, 7:30

BLOOM / MARIAN CATHOLIC

at Bloom

Hillcrest vs. Thornton Fr. South, 4:30

Bloom vs. Lincoln-Way Central, 7:00

at Marian Catholic

Hyde Park vs. Homewood-Flossmoor, 5:30

Marian Catholic vs. Rich, 7:00

BUFFALO GROVE

Crane vs. Buffalo Grove, 6:00

Morgan Park vs. Mount Carmel, 7:30

CLEMENTE

Lincoln Park vs. Phoenix, 5:00

Mather vs. Solorio, 6:30

Foreman vs. Rowe-Clark, 8:00

COAL CITY / MANTENO

at Coal City

Morris vs. Gardner-So. Wilmington, 5:30

Coal City vs. Serena, 7:00

at Manteno

IC Catholic vs. Peotone, 5:30

Beecher vs. Manteno, 7:00

CRYSTAL LAKE CENTRAL

Barrington vs. Belvidere North, 5:30

Crystal Lake Central vs. Hononegah, 7:00

DE PAUL / LANE

at DePaul

DePaul vs. Lake View, 4:30

Niles North vs. Legal Prep, 6:00

at Lane

Lane vs. Jones, 5:00

Notre Dame vs. Englewood STEM, 7:00

DWIGHT / WOODLAND

at Dwight

Momence vs. Grant Park, 5:30

Earlville vs. Dwight, 7:00

at Woodland

Flanagan-Cornell vs. Ridgeview, 5:45

St. Bede vs. Woodland, 7:15

EISENHOWER / SHEPARD

at Eisenhower

Eisenhower vs. Chicago Christian, 5:00

Richards vs. Southland, 6:30

at Shepard

Shepard vs. Andrew, 5:00

Marist vs. Perspectives-Lead, 6:30

ELLISON

Hubbard vs. Ellison, 7:00

ELMWOOD PARK

Aurora Central vs. Addison Trail, 5:30

Elmwood Park vs. Christ the King, 7:00

FENTON

Montini vs. Rolling Meadows, 6:00

Fenton vs. Waukegan, 7:30

GENESEO

East Moline vs. Rockridge, 5:30

Kewanee vs. Geneseo, 7:00

GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY

Hoopeston vs. Tri-Point, 5:00

Iroquois West vs. Fisher, 6:30

Gibson City-MS vs. Armstrong-Potomac, 8:00

GLENBARD WEST

Glenbard North vs. Glenbard East, 6:00

Glenbard South vs. Glenbard West, 7:30

GLENBROOK NORTH / ST. PATRICK

at Glenbrook North

Prosser vs. Glenbrook North, 5:15

Conant vs. Wheaton North, 7:00

at St. Patrick

De La Salle vs. Niles West, 6:00

Payton vs. St. Patrick, 7:30

GOODE

Morgan Park Academy vs. Kelly, 4:30

ACERO-Cruz vs. Muchin, 6:15

Goode vs. ASPIRA-Bus&Fin, 8:00

GRANT / MUNDELEIN

at Grant

Carmel vs. Grant, 5:30

Schurz vs. North Lawndale, 7:00

at Mundelein

Deerfield vs. Lakes, 5:30

Mundelein vs. Warren, 7:00

JOHNSBURG / RICHMOND-BURTON

at Johnsburg

Grayslake North vs. Huntley, 5:30

Johnsburg vs. Geneva, 7:00

at Richmond-Burton

McHenry vs. Wauconda, 5:30

Crystal Lake South vs. Richmond-Burton, 7:00

LOYOLA / NEW TRIER

at Loyola

Loyola vs. Butler, 5:00

St. Ignatius vs. Bulls, 6:30

at New Trier

New Trier vs. Lake Zurich, 5:00

Round Lake vs. Lake Forest, 6:30

LYONS

Maine South vs. Lincoln-Way East, 6:00

Lyons vs. Fenger, 7:30

NAPERVILLE NORTH / OSWEGO

at Naperville North

Downers Grove South vs. Oswego East, 5:30

Naperville North vs. Hinsdale Central, 7:00

at Oswego

Neuqua Valley vs. West Aurora, 5:30

Oswego vs. DeKalb, 7:00

NORTHRIDGE

Amundsen vs. Vernon Hills, 6:00

Wheeling vs. Senn, 7:30

OAK LAWN / REAVIS

at Oak Lawn

Sandburg vs. Lincoln-Way West, 5:00

Oak Lawn vs. Bremen, 6:30

at Reavis

St. Laurence vs. Agricultural Science, 4:30

Reavis vs. Kennedy, 6:00

OREGON

Pecatonica vs. Morrison, 5:45

Newman vs. Hinckley-Big Rock, 5:45

Oregon vs. Milledgeville, 7:15

Christian Life vs. Aquin, 7:15

OTTAWA

Dixon vs. Oak Forest, 5:00

Illinois Valley Central vs. Ottawa, 6:30

Pontiac vs. Streator, 8:00

PALATINE

Elk Grove vs. Glenbrook South, 6:00

Jacobs vs. York, 7:30

RIDGEWOOD

Maine East vs. Naperville Central, 5:30

Leyden vs. Taft, 7:00

Highland Park vs. Schaumburg, 5:30

Hinsdale South vs. Ridgewood, 7:00

RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD

Brother Rice vs. Morton, 5:30

Zion-Benton vs. Curie, 7:00

ROCKFORD

at Jefferson

Larkin vs. Guilford, 6:00

Jefferson vs. DRW, 7:30

ROWVA-WILLIAMSFIELD

Henry-Senachwine vs. West Central, 6:30

ST. ANTHONY

Rantoul vs. Teutopolis, 6:00

St. Anthony vs. Robinson, 7:30

ST. CHARLES EAST

Willowbrook vs. Westinghouse, 5:45

St. Charles East vs. East Aurora, 7:15

ST. VIATOR

Prospect vs. Libertyville, 5:30

Streamwood vs. St. Viator, 7:00

SENECA

Mendota vs. Reed-Custer, 5:00

Hall vs. Herscher, 6:30

St. Anne vs. Somonauk, 8:00

STAGG

Argo vs. Plainfield South, 4:30

Lindblom vs. Stagg, 6:00

WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN

St. Edward vs. Elgin, 4:30

Walther Christian vs. Westminster Christian, 6:00

Horizon-Southwest vs. Cristo Rey-St. Martin, 7:30

WHEATON ACADEMY

Bartlett vs. Metea Valley, 5:45

Wheaton Academy vs. Francis Parker, 7:30

WJOL / ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY

Romeoville vs. Plainfield Central, 5:00

Lockport vs. Minooka, 6:45

Joliet Central vs. Providence, 8:30

at Joliet Jr. College

Lemont vs. Bradley-Bourbonnais, 6:30

WOODSTOCK / WOODSTOCK NORTH

at Woodstock

Westlake Christian vs. Prairie Ridge, 5:30

Hoffman Estates vs. Woodstock, 7:00

at Woodstock North

Kaneland vs. Marian Central, 5:30

Harvard vs. Woodstock North, 7:00

Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2021

METRO PREP

Lycee Francais at Horizon-McKinley, 6:30

NON CONFERENCE

Antioch at Rochelle Zell, 7:00

Austin at Dunbar, 5:00

Brooks at Proviso West, 5:00

Clifton Central at Cissna Park, 7:30

Collins vs. North Grand, 5:00

DePue at Marquette, 7:00

EPIC at Northside, 5:00

Harlan at Longwood, 5:00

Illinois Lutheran at Heritage Christian (IN), 6:00

Intrinsic at ITW-Speer, 6:45

Ogden at Phillips, 5:00

Our Lady Sacred Heart at Alden-Hebron, 6:15

Rockford Christian at Beloit (WI), 7:00

Simeon at King, 4:30

Urban Prep-West at Urban Prep-Bronzeville, 6:30

ASHTON-FRANKLIN CENTER

Amboy vs. LaMoille, 6:00

Leland vs. Midland, 6:00

Hiawatha vs. Polo, 7:30

Durand vs. Ashton-Franklin Center, 7:30

BATAVIA

Waubonsie Valley vs. Raby, 6:00

Providence-St. Mel vs. Marmion, 7:30

BLOOM / MARIAN CATHOLIC

at Bloom

Lincoln-Way Central vs. Hillcrest, 4:30

Thornton Fr. South vs. Bloom, 7:00

at Marian Catholic

Homewood-Flossmoor vs. Rich, 5:30

Hyde Park vs. Marian Catholic, 7:00

BOYLAN

Freeport vs. Rockford Lutheran, 5:00

Richwoods vs. St. Charles North, 6:30

Boylan vs. Marshall, 8:00

BUFFALO GROVE

Mount Carmel vs. Crane, 6:00

Crete-Monee vs. Morgan Park, 7:30

CLEMENTE

Rowe-Clark vs. Catalyst-Maria, 5:00

Clemente vs. Foreman, 6:30

Lincoln Park vs. Mather, 8:00

COAL CITY / MANTENO

at Coal City

Serena vs. Morris, 5:30

Coal City vs. Gardner-So. Wilmington, 7:00

at Manteno

Beecher vs. Peotone, 5:30

IC Catholic vs. Manteno, 7:00

DE PAUL / LANE

at DePaul

DePaul vs. Legal Prep, 4:30

Lake View vs. Niles North, 6:00

at Lane

Lane vs. Englewood STEM, 5:00

Jones vs. Notre Dame, 7:00

DECATUR

Thornton vs. Eisenhower (Decatur), 6:00

Manual vs. Springfield Southeast, 7:30

DWIGHT / WOODLAND

at Dwight

Earlville vs. Momence, 5:30

Grant Park vs. Dwight, 7:00

at Woodland

Flanagan-Cornell vs. St. Bede, 5:45

Woodland vs. Ridgeview, 7:15

EISENHOWER / SHEPARD

at Eisenhower

Eisenhower vs. Richards, 5:00

Chicago Christian vs. Southland, 6:30

at Shepard

Shepard vs. Marist, 5:00

Perspectives-Lead vs. Andrew, 6:30

ELLISON

Little Village vs. Ellison, 5:45

ELMWOOD PARK

Elmwood Park vs. Aurora Central, 5:30

Addison Trail vs. Christ the King, 7:00

FENTON

Waukegan vs. Rolling Meadows, 4:30

Wheaton-Warr. South vs. Maine West, 6:00

Fremd vs. Timothy Christian, 7:30

GALESBURG

Limestone at Moline, 7:00

GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY

Prairie Central vs. Hoopeston, 5:00

Tri-Point vs. Lexington, 6:30

Fisher vs. Gibson City-MS, 8:00

GLENBARD WEST

Glenbard East vs. Glenbard South, 6:00

Glenbard North vs. Glenbard West, 7:30

GLENBROOK NORTH / ST. PATRICK

at Glenbrook North

Prosser vs. Wheaton North, 5:15

Conant vs. Glenbrook North, 7:00

at St. Patrick

De La Salle vs. Payton, 6:00

Niles West vs. St. Patrick, 7:30

GOODE

ASPIRA-Bus&Fin vs. Morgan Park Academy, 4:30

Goode vs. ACERO-Cruz, 6:15

Muchin vs. Kelly, 8:00

GRANT / MUNDELEIN

at Grant

Schurz vs. Grant, 5:30

North Lawndale vs. Carmel, 7:00

at Mundelein

Warren vs. Deerfield, 5:30

Lakes vs. Mundelein, 7:00

JOHNSBURG / RICHMOND-BURTON

at Johnsburg

Geneva vs. Grayslake North, 5:30

Johnsburg vs. Huntley, 7:00

at Richmond-Burton

Crystal Lake South vs. Wauconda, 5:30

Richmond-Burton vs. McHenry, 7:00

LISLE

Westmont vs. West Chicago, 5:30

Lisle vs. Evergreen Park, 7:00

LOYOLA / NEW TRIER

at Loyola

Loyola vs. Lake Zurich, 5:00

Bulls vs. Lake Forest, 6:30

at New Trier

New Trier vs. Butler, 5:00

St. Ignatius vs. Round Lake, 6:30

LYONS

Lincoln-Way East vs. Fenger, 6:00

Lyons vs. Maine South, 7:30

NAPERVILLE NORTH / OSWEGO

at Naperville North

Hinsdale Central vs. Oswego East, 5:30

Naperville North vs. Downers Grove South, 7:00

at Oswego

West Aurora vs. DeKalb, 5:30

Oswego vs. Neuqua Valley, 7:00

NORTHRIDGE

Senn vs. Amundsen, 6:00

Wheeling vs. Northridge, 7:30

OAK LAWN / REAVIS

at Oak Lawn

Sandburg vs. Bremen, 5:00

Lincoln-Way West vs. Oak Lawn, 6:30

at Reavis

St. Laurence vs. Kennedy, 4:30

Reavis vs. Agricultural Science, 6:00

OTTAWA

Oak Forest vs. Illinois Valley Central, 5:00

Marengo vs. LaSalle-Peru, 6:30

Ottawa vs. Dixon, 8:00

PALATINE

Glenbrook South vs. Jacobs, 4:30

Stevenson vs. Cary-Grove, 6:00

Palatine vs. Hersey, 7:30

RIDGEWOOD

Leyden vs. Naperville Central, 7:00

Maine East vs. Taft, 5:30

Hinsdale South vs. Schaumburg, 5:30

Highland Park vs. Ridgewood, 7:00

RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD

Oak Park-River Forest vs. University High, 5:30

Riverside-Brookfield vs. Thornwood, 7:00

ROCKFORD

at Rockford East

Bogan vs. Harlem, 6:00

Larkin vs. Auburn, 7:30

ROWVA-WILLIAMSFIELD

Henry-Senachwine vs. Monmouth United, 6:30

ST. ANTHONY

Mattoon vs. Rantoul, 5:00

Effingham vs. Breese Central, 6:30

Teutopolis vs. Highland, 8:00

ST. CHARLES EAST

South Elgin vs. Proviso East, 5:00

Westinghouse vs. East Aurora, 6:30

Plainfield East vs. Benet, 8:00

ST. VIATOR

Streamwood vs. Prospect, 5:30

Libertyville vs. Evanston, 7:00

SENECA

Herscher vs. St. Anne, 5:00

Hall vs. Somonauk, 6:30

Newark vs. Seneca, 8:00

STAGG

Nazareth vs. Argo, 4:30

Plainfield South vs. Lindblom, 6:00

WASHINGTON (IL)

Yorkville Christian vs. Washington (IL), 7:30

St. Rita vs. Urbana, 9:00

WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN

Genoa-Kingston vs. St. Edward, 4:30

Indian Creek vs. Elgin, 6:00

Cristo Rey-St. Martin vs. Walther Christian, 7:30

WHEATON ACADEMY

Plainfield North vs. Downers Grove North, 5:45

Lake Park vs. St. Francis, 7:30

WOODSTOCK / WOODSTOCK NORTH

at Woodstock

Consolation Semi-Final, 5:30

Semi-Final, 7:00

at Woodstock North

Consolation Semi-Final, 5:30

Semi-Final, 7:00

Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2021

NON CONFERENCE

Collins vs. Comer, 5:00

Intrinsic-Downtown at McNamara, 5:00

Julian at Holy Trinity, 6:30

Orr at Fenwick, 7:00

Vocational at Wells, 5:00

BATAVIA

Waubonsie Valley vs. Providence-St. Mel, 6:00

Marmion vs. Batavia, 7:30

BLOOM / MARIAN CATHOLIC

at Bloom

Lincoln-Way Central vs. Thornton Fr. South, 4:00

Bloom vs. Hillcrest, 6:40

at Marian Catholic

Marian Catholic vs. Homewood-Flossmoor, 4:30

Rich vs. Hyde Park, 6:30

BOYLAN

St. Charles North vs. Rockford Lutheran, 4:00

Marshall vs. Freeport, 5:30

Richwoods vs. Boylan, 7:00

BUFFALO GROVE

Mount Carmel vs. Buffalo Grove, 1:00

Crete-Monee vs. Crane, 2:30

CLEMENTE

Phoenix vs. Solorio, 5:00

Clemente vs. Rowe-Clark, 6:30

Foreman vs. Catalyst-Maria, 8:00

CRYSTAL LAKE CENTRAL

Hampshire vs. Barrington, 11:30

Hononegah vs. Grayslake Central, 1:00

Belvidere North vs. Crystal Lake Central, 2:30

DE PAUL / LANE

at DePaul

Legal Prep vs. Lake View, 4:30

DePaul vs. Niles North, 6:00

at Lane

Jones vs. Englewood STEM, 5:00

Lane vs. Notre Dame, 7:00

DECATUR

Bolingbrook vs. Peoria Central, 6:00

MacArthur vs. Champaign Central, 7:30

DWIGHT / WOODLAND

at Dwight

Earlville vs. Grant Park, 5:30

Momence vs. Dwight, 7:00

at Woodland

Ridgeview vs. St. Bede, 5:45

Flanagan-Cornell vs. Woodland, 7:15

EISENHOWER / SHEPARD

at Eisenhower

Southland vs. Eisenhower, 5:00

Richards vs. Chicago Christian, 6:30

at Shepard

Perspectives-Lead vs. Shepard, 5:00

Marist vs. Andrew, 6:30

ELLISON

South Shore vs. Ellison, 7:00

ELMWOOD PARK

Aurora Central vs. Christ the King, 1:00

Elmwood Park vs. Addison Trail, 2:30

FENTON

Timothy Christian vs. Wheaton-Warr. South, 4:30

Maine West vs. Fremd, 6:00

Fenton vs. Montin, 7:30

GALESBURG

Dunlap at Galesburg, 6:00

GENESEO

East Moline vs. Princeton, 5:30

Rock Falls vs. Geneseo, 7:00

GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY

Armstrong-Potomac vs. Iroquois West, 5:00

Lexington vs. Prairie Central, 6:30

GLENBARD WEST

Glenbard South vs. Glenbard North, 5:00

Glenbard East vs. Glenbard West, 6:30

GLENBROOK NORTH / ST. PATRICK

at Glenbrook North

Conant vs. Prosser, 5:15

Wheaton North vs. Glenbrook North, 7:00

at St. Patrick

Niles West vs. Payton, 6:00

De La Salle vs. St. Patrick, 7:30

GOODE

Fifth Place, 10:00

Third Place, 12:00

Championship, 2:00

GRANT / MUNDELEIN

at Grant

Carmel vs. Schurz, 5:30

Grant vs. North Lawndale, 7:00

at Mundelein

Warren vs. Lakes, 5:00

Mundelein vs. Deerfield, 6:30

JOHNSBURG / RICHMOND-BURTON

at Johnsburg

Geneva vs. Huntley, 5:30

Johnsburg vs. Grayslake North, 7:00

at Richmond-Burton

Crystal Lake South vs. McHenry, 5:30

Richmond-Burton vs. Wauconda, 7:00

LISLE

Evergreen Park vs. Westmont, 5:30

West Chicago vs. Lisle, 7:00

LOYOLA / NEW TRIER

at New Trier

Bulls vs. Round Lake, 11:30

Lake Forest vs. St. Ignatius, 1:00

Butler vs. Lake Zurich, 3:00

New Trier vs. Loyola, 5:00

LYONS

Fenger vs. Maine South, 6:00

Lyons vs. Lincoln-Way East, 7:30

NAPERVILLE NORTH / OSWEGO

at Oswego

DeKalb vs. Neuqua Valley, 2:00

Hinsdale Central vs. Downers Grove South, 3:30

Oswego East vs. Naperville, North, 5:15

Oswego vs. West Aurora, 7:00

NORTHRIDGE

Vernon Hills vs. Senn, 4:00

Amundsen vs. Northridge, 5:30

OAK LAWN / REAVIS

at Oak Lawn

Bremen vs. Lincoln-Way West, 5:00

Oak Lawn vs. Sandburg, 6:30

at Reavis

Kennedy vs. Agricultural Science, 4:30

Reavis vs. St. Laurence, 6:00

OREGON

Pecatonica vs. Rockford Christian, 5:45

Newman vs. South Beloit, 5:45

Oregon vs. West Carroll, 7:15

Christian vs. North Boone, 7:15

PALATINE

York vs. Elk Grove, 3:30

Hersey vs. Stevenson, 5:00

Palatine vs. Cary-Grove, 6:30

RIDGEWOOD

Naperville Central vs. Taft, 5:30

Leyden vs. Maine East, 7:00

Hinsdale South vs. Highland Park, 5:30

Schaumburg vs. Ridgewood, 7:00

RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD

Zion-Benton vs. Brother Rice, 2:30

Curie vs. Morton, 4:00

Oak Park-River Forest vs. Thornwood, 5:30

Riverside-Brookfield vs. University High, 7:00

ST. ANTHONY

Highland vs. Mattoon, 5:00

Robinson vs. Effingham, 6:30

St. Anthony vs. Breese Central, 8:00

ST. CHARLES EAST

Proviso East vs. Plainfield East, 5:00

Benet vs. South Elgin, 6:30

St. Charles East vs. Willowbrook, 8:00

ST. VIATOR

Streamwood vs. Evanston, 5:30

Prospect vs. St. Viator, 7:00

SENECA

Newark vs. Reed-Custer, 5:30

Mendota vs. Seneca, 7:00

STAGG

Lindblom vs. Nazareth, 1:00

Plainfield South vs. Stagg, 2:30

SYCAMORE

Sycamore vs. Belvidere, 7:30

Dundee-Crown vs. Sterling, 6:00

Yorkville vs. Rochelle, 4:30

Sandwich vs. Burlington Central, 3:00

WASHINGTON (IL)

Yorkville Christian vs. Denmark-Omar (SC), 9:00a

Joliet West vs. Vashon (MO), 12:00

Lincoln Park vs. St. Rita, 1:30

Joliet West vs. Tinley Park, 9:30

WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN

Indian Creek vs. Genoa-Kingston, 4:30

Horizon-Southwest vs. Westminster Christian, 6:0

WHEATON ACADEMY

St. Francis vs. Plainfield North, 2:15

Francis Parker vs. Bartlett, 4:00

Lake Park vs. Downers Grove North, 5:45

Metea Valley vs. Wheaton Academy, 7:30

WJOL / ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY

Minooka vs. Joliet Central, 3:00

Plainfield Central vs. Lemont, 4:45

Bradley-Bourbonnais vs. Romeoville, 6:30

Providence vs. Lockport, 8:15

WOODSTOCK / WOODSTOCK NORTH

Seventh Place, 5:30

Fifth Place, 5:30

Third Place, 7:00

Championship, 7:00

Thursday, Nov. 25, 2021

QUINCY

Miller Career (MO) vs. St. Mary’s (MO), 5:30

Lake Forest Acad-Org vs. Quincy, 7:00

WASHINGTON (IL)

Tinley Park vs. Vashon (MO), 4:00

Urbana vs. Lincoln Park, 8:30

Friday, Nov. 26, 2021

NON CONFERENCE

Collins vs. Proviso West, 5:00

ASHTON-FRANKLIN CENTER

Amboy vs. Hiawatha, 6:00

Durand vs. Midland, 6:00

LaMoille vs. Polo, 7:30

Leland vs. Ashton-Franklin Center, 7:30

BATAVIA

Marmion vs. Waubonsie Valley, 6:00

Raby vs. Batavia, 7:30

BLOOM / MARIAN CATHOLIC

at Bloom

Seventh Place, 12:00

Fifth Place, 12:00

Third Place, 1:45

Championship, 3:30

BOYLAN

Freeport vs. St. Charles North, 4:00

Marshall vs. Richwoods, 5:30

Rockford Lutheran vs. Boylan, 7:00

BUFFALO GROVE

Crete-Monee vs. Buffalo Grove, 4:30

Crane vs. Morgan Park, 6:00

CALVARY (NORMAL)

Calvary Christian vs. Deland-Weldon, 9:30

Donovan vs. Greenview, 11:00

CLEMENTE

Phoenix vs. Mather, 1:00

Lincoln Park vs. Solorio, 2:30

Clemente vs. Catalyst-Maria, 4:00

COAL CITY / MANTENO

at Coal City

Gardner-So. Wilmington vs. Serena, 5:30

Coal City vs. Morris, 7:00

at Manteno

Beecher vs. IC Catholic, 5:30

Peotone vs. Manteno, 7:00

CRYSTAL LAKE CENTRAL

Barrington vs. Hononegah, 11:30

Belvidere North vs. Hampshire, 1:00

Grayslake Central vs. Crystal Lake Central, 2:30

DE PAUL / LANE

at DePaul

Pool Playoff 5th Place, 4:30

Pool Playoff, 1st Place, 6:00

at Lane

Pool Playoff, 7th Place, 5:00

Pool Playoff, 3rd Place, 7:00

DECATUR

Consolation Semi-Final, 1:00

Consolation Semi-Final, 2:30

Semi-Final, 6:00

Semi-Final, 7:30

EISENHOWER / SHEPARD

at Shepard

Seventh Place, 10:00

Fifth Place, 11:45

Third Place, 1:30

Championship, 3:15

FENTON

Maine West vs. Timothy Christian, 2:30

Montini vs. Waukegan, 4:00

Wheaton-Warr. South vs. Fremd, 5:30

Fenton vs. Rolling Meadows,7:00

GALESBURG

Wells vs. Dunlap, 12:00

Madison vs. Moline, 1:30

Limestone vs. Wells, 5:30

Galesburg vs. Madison, 7:00

GENESEO

East Moline vs. Kewanee, 10:30

Princeton vs. Rockridge, 1:30

East Moline vs. Rock Falls, 4:30

Geneseo vs. Princeton, 7:30

GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY

Hoopeston vs. Lexington, 1:00

Fisher vs. Armstrong-Potomac, 2:30

Tri-Point vs. Prairie Central, 4:00

Gibson City-MS vs. Iroquois West, 5:30

GLENBROOK NORTH / ST. PATRICK

at Glenbrook North

Seventh Place, 11:00

Fifth Place, 12:30

Third Place, 2:00

Championship, 3:30

JOHNSBURG / RICHMOND-BURTON

at Johnsburg

Seventh Place, 11:00

Fifth Place, 12:30

Third Place, 1:00

Championship, 2:30

LISLE

West Chicago vs. Evergreen Park, 5:30

Lisle vs. Westmont, 7:00

NAPERVILLE NORTH / OSWEGO

at Oswego

Seventh Place, 2:00

Fifth Place, 3:30

Third Place, 5:15

Championship, 7:00

NORTHRIDGE

Vernon Hills vs. Wheeling, 4:00

Senn vs. Northridge, 5:30

OAK LAWN / REAVIS

at Oak Lawn

Pool Playoff, 4:30

Pool Playoff, 6:00

at Reavis

Pool Playoff, 3:00

Pool Playoff, 4:30

OREGON

Aquin vs. North Boone, 5:45

Milledgeville vs. West Carroll, 5:45

South Beloit vs. Hinckley-Big Rock, 7:15

Rockford Christian vs. Morrison, 7:15

OTTAWA

Streator vs. Marengo, 11:30

LaSalle-Peru vs. Pontiac, 1:00

Dixon vs. Illinois Valley Central, 2:30

Marengo vs. Pontiac, 4:00

LaSalle-Peru vs. Streator, 5:30

Oak Forest vs. Ottawa, 7:00

PALATINE

Elk Grove vs. Jacobs, 1:00

Cary-Grove vs. Hersey, 2:30

Palatine vs. Stevenson, 4:15

Glenbrook South vs. York, 5:45

PEKIN

Plano vs. Notre Dame (Peoria), 11:00

QUINCY

Lake Forest Acad-Org vs. St. Mary’s (MO), 5:30

Miller Career (MO) vs. Quincy, 7:00

RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD

Morton vs. Zion-Beton, 12:00

Brother Rice vs. Curie, 1:30

Thornwood vs. University High, 3:00

Riverside-Brookfield vs. Oak Park-River Forest, 4:3

ROCK ISLAND

Brooks vs. Canton, 5:30

Collinsville vs. Rock Island, 7:00

ROCKFORD

at Jefferson

Larkin vs. Bogan, 2:00

Jefferson vs. North Chicago, 3:30

Bogan vs. Winnebago, 5:00

at Rockford East

Auburn vs. Perspectives-MSA, 10:00

North Chicago vs. Rockford East, 11:45

Perspectives-MSA vs. Harlem, 1:30

East St. Louis vs. Auburn, 3:15

Guilford vs. Clark, 5:00

Harlem vs. Larkin, 6:45

Rockford East vs. East St. Louis, 8:30

ROWVA-WILLIAMSFIELD

Henry-Senachwine vs. Riverdale, 2:00

ST. ANTHONY

Robinson vs. Breese Central, 3:00

Teutopolis vs. Mattoon, 4:30

Rantoul vs. Highland, 6:00

St. Anthony vs. Effingham, 7:30

ST. CHARLES EAST

East Aurora vs. Willowbrook, 2:30

Plainfield East vs. South Elgin, 4:00

Benet vs. Proviso East, 5:30

St. Charles East vs. Westinghouse, 7:00

ST. VIATOR

St. Viator vs. Libertyville, 3:30

Evanston vs. Prospect, 5:00

SENECA

Hall vs. St. Anne, 3:00

Mendota vs. Newark, 4:30

Somonauk vs. Herscher, 6:00

Reed-Custer vs. Seneca, 7:30

STAGG

Lindblom vs. Argo, 1:00

Nazareth vs. Stagg, 2:30

SYCAMORE

Consolation Semi-Final, 4:30

Consolation Semi-Final, 3:00

Semi-Final, 7:30

Semi-Final, 6:00

WASHINGTON (IL)

Pool Crossover Playoffs

WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN

Indian Creek vs. St. Edward, 2:30

Genoa-Kingston vs. Elgin, 4:00

Horizon-Southwest vs. Walther Lutheran, 5:30

Cristo Rey-St. Martin vs. Westminster Christian, 7:

WHEATON ACADEMY

Francis Parker vs. Metea Valley, 2:15

Plainfield North vs. Lake Park, 4:00

Downers Grove North vs. St. Francis, 5:45

Wheaton Academy vs. Bartlett, 7:30

WJOL / ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY

Minooka vs. Providence, 12:00

Plainfield Central vs. Bradley-Bourbonnais, 1:45

Lockport vs. Joliet Central, 3:30

Romeoville vs. Lemont, 5:15

Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021

NON CONFERENCE

Austin vs. Manley, 5:00

Dyett at McNamara, 2:30

Grace Christian at Wilmington, 3:30

Hope Academy at Hansberry, 12:00

Steinmetz at ITW-Speer, 12:00

Watseka at Clifton Central, 7:00

COLLIERSVILLE (TN)

Simeon vs. Houston County (TN), 2:00

ASHTON-FRANKLIN CENTER

Seventh Place, 6:00

Fifth Place, 7:30

Third Place, 6:00

Championship, 7:30

BATAVIA

Raby vs. Providence-St. Mel, 6:00

Waubonsie Valley vs. Batavia, 7:30

BOYLAN

Richwoods vs. Freeport, 3:00

Marshall vs. Rockford Lutheran, 4:30

St. Charles North vs. Boylan, 6:00

BUFFALO GROVE

Mount Carmel vs. Crete-Monee, 4:30

Morgan Park vs. Buffalo Grove, 6:00

CALVARY (NORMAL)

Donovan vs. TBA

CLEMENTE

Seventh Place, 1:00

Fifth Place, 2:30

Third Place, 4:00

Championship, 5:30

COAL CITY / MANTENO

at Coal City

Seventh Place, 6:00

Fifth Place, 7:30

Third Place, 6:00

Championship, 7:30

CRYSTAL LAKE CENTRAL

Belvidere North vs. Grayslake Central, 11:30

Hampshire vs. Hononegah, 1:00

Crystal Lake Central vs. Barrington, 2:30

DECATUR

Seventh Place, 1:00

Fifth Place, 2:30

Third Place, 6:00

Championship, 7:30

DWIGHT / WOODLAND

at Woodland

Seventh Place, 2:00

Fifth Place, 3:30

Third Place, 5:00

Championship, 6:30

FENTON

Seventh Place, 2:30

Fifth Place, 4:00

Third Place, 5:30

Championship, 7:00

GALESBURG

Wells vs. Moline, 9:30

Dunlap vs. Madison, 11:00

Limestone vs. Galesburg, 12:30

Moline vs. Dunlap, 3:00

Madison vs. Limestone, 4:30

Galesburg vs. Wells, 7:30

GENESEO

Kewanee vs. Rock Falls, 10:30

Kewanee vs. Rockridge, 1:30

Rock Falls vs. Princeton, 4:30

Rockridge vs. Geneseo, 7:30

GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY

Seventh Place, 1:00

Fifth Place, 2:30

Third Place, 4:00

Championship, 5:30

GRANT / MUNDELEIN

at Grant

Seventh Place, 11:00

Fifth Place, 12:30

Third Place, 2:00

Championship, 3:30

LOYOLA / NEW TRIER

at Loyola

Seventh Place, 10:30

Fifth Place, 12:00

Third Place, 1:30

Championship, 3:00

NORTHRIDGE

Amundsen vs. Wheeling, 4:00

Vernon Hills vs. Northridge, 5:30

OREGON

9th Place Semi-Final, 11:00

9th Place Semi-Final, 11:00

5th Place Semi-Final, 12:30

5th Place Semi-Final, 12:30

Semi-Final, 2:00

Semi-Final, 2:00

11th Place, 4:00

9th Place, 4:00

7th Place, 5:30

5th Place, 5:30

Third Place, 7:00

Championship, 7:00

OTTAWA

Seventh Place, 1:00

Fifth Place, 2:30

Third Place, 4:00

Championship, 5:30

PALATINE

Seventh Place, 12:00

Fifth Place, 1:30

Third Place, 3:15

Championship, 4:45

PEKIN

Plano vs. Pekin, 11:00

Plano vs. Morton, 4:00

QUINCY

Lake Forest Acad-Org vs. Miller Career (MO), 5:30

St. Mary’s (MO) vs. Quincy, 7:00

RIDGEWOOD

Seventh Place, 10:00

Fifth Place, 11:30

Third Place, 1:00

Championship, 2:30

RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD

Seventh Place, 12:00

Fifth Place, 1:30

Third Place, 3:00

Championship, 4:30

ROCK ISLAND

Canton vs. Rock Island, 10:30

Brooks vs. Collinsville, 12:30

Canton vs. Collinsville, 5:30

Brooks vs. Rock Island, 7:00

ROCKFORD

at Jefferson

Auburn vs. North Chicago, 10:00

Harlem vs. East St. Louis, 11:30

Clark vs. Jefferson, 1:30

East St. Louis vs. Guilford, 3:30

Jefferson vs. Perspectives-MSA, 5:00

at Rockford East

Guilford vs. DRW, 12:00

Perspectives-MSA vs. Rockford East, 1:30

North Chicago vs. Harlem, 3:00

DRW vs. Bogan, 4:30

Rockford East vs. Larkin, 6:00

ROWVA-WILLIAMSFIELD

Henry-Senachwine vs. ROWVA-Williamsfield, 1:00

Henry-Senachwine vs. Galva, 4:00

ST. CHARLES EAST

Seventh Place, 2:30

Fifth Place, 4:00

Third Place, 5:30

Championship, 7:00

ST. VIATOR

Streamwood vs. Libertyville, 1:30

Evanston vs. St. Viator, 3:00

SENECA

Seventh Place, 12:00

Fifth Place, 1:30

Third Place, 6:00

Championship, 7:30

STAGG

Plainfield South vs. Nazareth, 1:00

Argo vs. Stagg, 2:30

SYCAMORE

Seventh Place, 3:00

Fifth Place, 4:30

Third Place, 6:00

Championship, 7:30

WASHINGTON (IL)

Pool Crossover Playoffs

WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN

Seventh Place, 2:30

Fifth Place, 4:00

Third Place, 5:30

Championship, 7:00

WHEATON ACADEMY

Seventh Place, 2:15

Fifth Place, 4:00

Third Place, 5:45

Championship, 7:30

WJOL / ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY

Seventh Place, 10:00

Fifth Place, 11:45

Third Place, 1:30

Championship, 3:15

Sunday, November 28, 2021

ORR

Fenger vs. Legal Prep, 9:00

Christ the King vs. Phillips, 10:30

Orr vs. Julian, 12:00

Lincoln Park vs. Dyett, 1:30

Curie vs. Westinghouse, 3:00

Longwood vs. Clark, 4:30

North Lawndale vs. Bogan, 6:00

Kenwood vs. Farragut, 7:30

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