IHSA Quarterfinal football scores

Final scores from playoff football games from around the state for the week of Nov. 13-14.
Mt. Carmel's Sitakeki Militoni runs the ball against the Spartans.
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

ST. JOSEPH - Mt. Carmel's Sitakeki Militoni looks for open turf between tacklers on a carry in the first quarter against St. Joseph-Ogden. Unable to defend against the Spartans offensive juggernaut, the Golden Aces ended 49-22 at Dick Duval Field on Saturday.


Here are the results for quarterfinal games from last weekend's IHSA state football playoffs for all eight classes. Eliminating half the field, four remaining teams will play for slots in the state championship games held Nov. 27-28 at Hancock Stadium in Normal.

Class 1A

Brown County 28, Camp Point Central 6
Calhoun 38, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 16
Heyworth 47, Clifton Central 0
Stockton 28, Fulton 21

Class 2A

Wilmington 49, Peotone 27
Aurora Christian 28, El Paso-Gridley 24
Nashville 18, Johnston City 12
West Frankfort 38, Flora 14

Class 3A

Richmond-Burton 38, Chicago Hope Academy 6
IC Catholic 33, Byron 14
Williamsville 37, Monticello 23
St. Joseph-Ogden 49, Mt. Carmel 22

Class 4A

Morris 56, Sterling 14
Coal City 42, Rochelle 14
Sacred Heart-Griffin 42, Centralia 14
Rochester 68, Highland 42

Class 5A

Sycamore 42, Wauconda 7
Cary-Grove 55, St. Francis 36
Mahomet-Seymour 45, Morton 26
Providence Catholic 42, Carbondale 8

Class 6A

Harlem 45, Notre Dame 41
Fenwick 14, Wheaton North 7
Nazareth Academy 62, Quincy 21
Warrenville South 45, Normal West 20

Class 7A

Brother Rice 41, Normal Community 10
Game 42East St. Louis 65, Prospect 35
Hersey 33, Lincoln-Way West 14
North 38, Richards 29

Class 8A

Mt. Carmel 21, Lincoln-Way East 16
Oswego 31, Bolingbrook 7
New Trier 42, Huntley 28
St. Ignatius 21, Loyola Academy 18


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