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Behind the running back tandem of Cleveland Clark and Josh Smith, Brooks rolled past Marshall for a 51-24 Illini Heartland win Saturday afternoon at Gately Stadium.
Wheaton Academy running back John Gemmel rushed for 290 yards and six touchdowns as the Warriors overcame a 26-point, third-quarter deficit to defeat Walther Lutheran 56-52 Saturday.
09/22/2012, 6:30pm CDT , By Mike Clark @mclarksuntimes.com
Glenbard West's Scott Andrews rushed for 59 yards and a touchdown, and Henry Haeffner threw a pair of touchdown passes to guide the Hitters to a 49-0 win over Oak Park on Saturday.
Junior running back Justus Brantley rushed for 387 yards and five touchdowns on 24 carries to power Bloom to a 43-15 victory over visiting Bloom Saturday in Southland play.
09/22/2012, 5:30pm CDT , By George M. Wilcox gwilcox@pioneerlocal.com
Quarterback Nick Grandolfo rushed for 65 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries to lift Carmel to a 13-7 win over host Nazareth Saturday in an East Suburban Catholic showdown.
09/22/2012, 4:58pm CDT , By Dick Goss dgoss@stmedianetwork.com
Joliet West forced Joliet Central into 17 negative plays and Jordan Brown ran for 41- and 28-yard touchdowns as the Tigers beat their crosstown rivals 21-3.
With featured back Ryan Ribordy out with an injury, Colin Skinner and Julius Holley each scored two touchdowns to lead Loyola to a 42-0 victory Saturday against Gordon Tech.
Visiting Lakes scored on the first play of the game, found the end zone on its first four possessions, gained 400 total yards in the first half alone, and went on to flatten rival Antioch 35-13.
After falling behind 15-7 in the second quarter, Oswego responded with 43 consecutive points to pull away for a 50-29 win over rival Oswego East in the Southwest Prairie Conference.
