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High School FootballSaturday, November 7

Wheaton Warrenville South beats Riverside-Brookfield 45-14 and reaches the 6A quarterfinals

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Wheaton Warrenville South is in the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2019. The No. 6 seed Tigers beat host Riverside-Brookfield 45-14 in a Class 6A second-round game, and four interceptions helped. Sean Lyle and Saajan Ray each had two.

The Tigers pulled away from the No. 3 seed

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

Sources: Daily Herald, Shaw Local

Quarterback A.J. Rogers completed 18 of 26 passes and threw three touchdowns. "We're just hungry for more," he said. Six players scored touchdowns, and sophomore kicker Drew Maletich added a 52-yard field goal.

  • Records: WW South 8-3, Riverside-Brookfield 9-2
  • Next: No. 2 seed Normal Community West, a 33-21 winner over Pekin
  • Receiving leader: Steven Harvey, 6 catches for 135 yards

Steven Harvey led the Tigers with 135 receiving yards

Sources: Daily Herald, Shaw Local

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Value
Steven Harvey135 yds
Blake Ittersagen96 yds
Jacob Bellows88 yds

Sources: Daily Herald, Shaw Local

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