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Arcadia 68, Indian River, Del. 53

Bishop O’Connell 75, The St. James 63

Blue Ridge School 66, Burlington, N.C. 57

Brooke Point 81, James Monroe 43

Chilhowie 56, East Ridge, Ky. 45

Collegiate-Richmond 63, Trinity Christian School 46

Cornerstone Christian 69, Tazewell 59

Dominion 78, MacArthur, D.C. 60

Edison 62, Colonial Forge 48

Episcopal 74, Catholic 48

Freedom-South Riding 61, Fairfax 32

Friendship Tech, D.C. 70, Flint Hill 61

Front Royal Home 51, United Christian Academy 48

Gar-Field 64, South County 59

George C. Marshall 57, Centreville 20

Glen Allen 68, Chancellor 44

Graham 54, Science Hill, Tenn. 50

Greater Grace, Md. 59, Bishop Ireton 40

Hidden Valley 67, Johnson County, Tenn. 29

Immanuel Christian 63, Eukarya Christian 28

James Madison 51, Herndon 45

James Robinson 71, McLean 69

Justice 65, Loudoun County 47

Lakeland 71, Unity Reed 51

Landstown 87, West Bladen, N.C. 58

Langley 73, Mount Vernon 71

Lawrence Academy, Mass. 59, Greenbrier Christian 51

Liberty Christian 75, New Covenant 61

Millbrook 58, Broadway 39

Osbourn Park 65, TJ-Alexandria 44

Peninsula Catholic 84, Gates County, N.C. 45

Portsmouth Christian 76, Washington-Liberty 74

Potomac Falls 61, Albemarle 44

Princess Anne 69, Manor High School 52

Pulaski County 62, Lord Botetourt 58

Randolph-Macon Academy 71, St. John the Baptist 53

Seton School 65, Christchurch 40

St. Stephens-St. Agnes 67, Trinity Episcopal 46

Stuart Hall 84, Nansemond-Suffolk 37

Twin Valley 57, Hurley 49

Va. Episcopal 86, Grace Christian 57

Virginia Academy 79, Cardozo, D.C. 62

Wakefield Country Day 51, Ad Fontes 38

West Potomac 56, Stafford 49

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Some high school basketball scores provided by Scorestream.com, https://scorestream.com/

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