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All the scores and updated pairings for Class 3A.
Times and dates will be released on Monday. The championship will be played on Friday, Nov. 26 at NIU\u2019s Huskie Stadium in DeKalb.
Championship, November 26
#1 Byron (13-0) vs. #1 Tolono Unity (13-0), 4
Semifinals, November 19-20
#1 Byron 15, #6 IC Catholic 14
#1 Tolono Unity 28, #2 Mt. Carmel, Ill. 21
Quarterfinals, November 12-13
#1 Byron 28, #4 Reed-Custer 24
#6 IC Catholic 31, #2 Princeton 7
#1 Tolono Unity 28, #4 Williamsville 7
#2 Mt. Carmel, Ill. 30, #3 Benton 14
Second Round, November 5-6
#1 Byron 34, #8 Lisle 13
#4 Reed-Custer 55, #5 Clark 6
#2 Princeton 40, #7 Prairie Central 0
#6 IC Catholic 35, #3 Durand-Pecatonica 12
#1 Tolono Unity 21, #8 Paxton-Buckley-Loda 14
#4 Williamsville 35, #5 Fairfield 16
#2 Mt. Carmel, Ill. 54, #7 Carlinville 7
#3 Benton 42, #6 Monticello 12
First Round, October 29-30
#1 Byron 58, #16 Catalyst-Maria 0
#8 Lisle 49, #9 Carver 0
#4 Reed-Custer 26, #13 Peotone 0
#5 Clark 28, #12 Elmwood-Brimfield 16
#2 Princeton 47, #15 North Boone 14
#7 Prairie Central 55, #10 King 0
#3 Durand-Pecatonica 44, #14 Mendota 0
#6 IC Catholic 55, #11 Monmouth-Roseville 8
#1 Tolono Unity 46, #16 Newton 6
#8 Paxton-Buckley-Loda 24, #9 Eureka 6
#4 Williamsville 43, #13 Beardstown 22
#5 Fairfield 26, #12 Hoopeston 0
#2 Mt. Carmel, Ill. 46, #15 St. Joseph-Ogden 14
#7 Carlinville 40, #10 DuQuoin 26
#3 Benton 42, #14 Southwestern 0
#6 Monticello 42, #11 Greenville 7
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