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Oswego edges Naperville North 21-19; Bolingbrook is next

Plus, Lurie Children's gets a state OK for a Downers Grove hospital.

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Oswego edges Naperville North 21-⁠19 and gets Bolingbrook next in the 8A quarterfinals

Oswego and Bolingbrook both won to reach the quarterfinals

  • Naperville North19
    Oswego21 (won)
    Final
  • Lyons14
    Bolingbrook22 (won)
    Final

If you follow Naperville North, Friday night was a close one. The No. 13 seed Huskies lost 21-19 to No. 4 seed Oswego in the IHSA second round. Graham Schwab got the Panthers on the board with a 4-yard touchdown run, and Luke Hernandez ripped off two 49-yard runs, one for a score. The Huskies had earned their first playoff win since 2010 to get that far.

Bolingbrook beat Lyons 22-14 on Saturday. Tyson Ward's 31-yard quarterback-draw touchdown put the Raiders ahead in the fourth quarter. Now the Raiders play at Oswego next week in the quarterfinals.

  • Ammar Banire: 110 rushing yards on 22 carries for Oswego
  • Drew Kleinhans: 54 passing yards and 68 rushing yards
  • Naperville North's first-round opponent: Central, a week earlier
  • Bolingbrook's record: 10-1

Bolingbrook arrives at Oswego on a long win streak

10
straight wins for Bolingbrook
21-7
Bolingbrook's Week 4 win over Oswego
73 yards
on TJ Lewis' run that set up the clinching field goal

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Hospital

A state board voted Thursday to approve Lurie Children's Hospital's plan for a new children's hospital in Downers Grove. Lurie can now move forward with building it. Herald-Review.com

Geneva

Wheaton North beat Geneva 36-35 in a Class 6A second-round game Friday. Sophomore quarterback Grant Neibch led an 80-yard drive in the last 90 seconds, finishing with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Johnny Clayton with 7.8 seconds left. Daily Herald reported that Geneva's Ben Peterson had put the Vikings ahead with 1:23 to go. Shaw LocalDaily Herald

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Brother Rice over Batavia49-67A

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Oswego edges Naperville North 21-19; Bolingbrook is next

Plus, Lurie Children's gets a state OK for a Downers Grove hospital.

The TLDR

  1. Oswego edges Naperville North 21-19 in 8A playoffs
  2. Bolingbrook beats Lyons and plays at Oswego next
  3. State board approves Lurie's Downers Grove hospital
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