Area football scores for September 25



St. Joseph-Ogden's Maddux Musselman celebrates football victory
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

TOLONO - Monticello quarterback Colton Shubert scrambles looking for an open receiver during the Sages road game at Unity. This week Shubert & Co. four-game win streak was snapped via a 33-20 loss to Central Catholic. Below are this week Illini Prairie Conference scores as well as other IHSA scores from around the state.

Illini Prairie Conference Scores

Bloomington Central Catholic 36, St. Teresa 22
St. Joseph-Ogden 34, Monticello 20
Illinois Valley Central 42, Paxton-Buckley-Loda 8
Pontiac 60, Rantoul 30
Unity 42, Prairie Central 14

Other area scores

Milford 78, St. Thomas More 48
Champaign Central 55, Manual 0
Bloomington 21, Centennial 13
Westville 28, Oakwood 27
Villa Grove 28, Oakland 8
Mahomet-Seymour 47, Effingham 0
Fisher 55, Argenta-Oreana 7
Salt Fork 14, Bismarch-Henning-Rossville-Alvin

Scores from around the state

Arthur-Lov-ton-Atwood-Hammond 56, Sullivan 34
Mt. Zion 56, Charleston 14
Illini West 34, Elmwood 28
Momence 28, Iroquois West 20
Normal University 42, Lincoln 0
Olympia 56, Williamsville 21
Loyola Academy 42, Marist 12
Coal City 43, Manteno 14
Monmouth-Roseville 32, Mendota 7
Stillman Valley 50, Rock Falls 7
Althoff Catholic 48, Marquette 28
East St. Louis 35, Edwardsville 0
Carterville 41, Harrisburg 20
Nashville 42, Benton 14
Breese Central 42, East Alton-Wood River
Lockport 42, Bradley-Bourbonnais 21
Lemont 42, Tinley Park 0
Macomb 45, Farmington 2
Pittsfield 25, New Berlin 14
Quincy 45, East Moline United 41
Rockridge 27, Erie 14
Geneva 56, Batavia 49
Hinsdale Central 24, York 21


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