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Wheaton Warrenville South routs Riverside-Brookfield 45-14 to reach the quarterfinals

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If you follow high school football, the Tigers are back in the state quarterfinals. Wheaton Warrenville South beat host Riverside-Brookfield 45-14 Friday in a Class 6A second-round game. It's the Tigers' first trip to the state quarterfinals since 2019.

Quarterback A.J. Rogers completed 18 of 26 passes and threw three touchdowns. "We're just hungry for more," he said.

WW South beat Riverside-Brookfield by 31 points

  • Wheaton Warrenville South45
    Riverside-Brookfield14
    FinalClass 6A second round

Sources: Daily Herald, Shaw Local

  • Next: home game vs. No. 2 seed Normal Community West
  • Records: WW South 8-3, Riverside-Brookfield 9-2
  • Defense: four interceptions, two by cornerback Sean Lyle
  • Field goal: 52 yards, from sophomore Drew Maletich

Steven Harvey had 135 receiving yards, ahead of Ittersagen and Bellows

Source: Shaw Local

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Value
Steven Harvey135 yards
Blake Ittersagen96 yards
Jacob Bellows88 yards

Sources: Daily Herald, Shaw Local

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