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2018 Public League playoff scores/schedule

By Michael O’Brien

Curie’s Marquise Walker (15) dribbles against Xavier Pinson (3) of Simeon Thursday 01-25-18. Worsom Robinson/For the Sun-Times.

First Round

Orr 73, Foreman 42

Lane 48, Harlan 40

Farragut 65, Westinghouse 50

Bogan 71, Julian 58

Curie 88, Hubbard 32

UP-Englewood 62, Marshall 57

Kenwood 70, Dunbar 59

Lincoln Park 68, Collins 50

Simeon 114, Longwood 65

Corliss 60, North Lawndale 58

Hyde Park 80, Brooks 62

Uplift 75, Payton 63

Young 82, Clark 54

Vocational 70, Crane 58

Prosser 66, Von Steuben 57

Morgan Park 98, King 54

Second Round

Orr 72, Lane 51

Bogan 64, Farragut 44

Curie 57, UP-Englewood 49

Kenwood 57, Lincoln Park 42

Simeon 81, Corliss 51

Uplift 92, Hyde Park 78

Young 88, Vocational 79

Morgan Park 86, Prosser 71

Quarterfinals

Feb. 13

Orr 59, Bogan 57

Curie 77, Kenwood 64

Simeon 86, Uplift 77

Young 69, Morgan Park 66

Semifinals

Friday at Chicago State

Orr vs. Curie, 5

Simeon vs. Young, 7

Championship

Sunday at Chicago State, 4

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