# Super 25 High School Football Week 5 Scores

> Week 5 results for Chicago's top 25 high school football teams
- Title: Super 25 High School Football Week 5 Scores | Shortify
- Summary: Week 5 results for Chicago's top 25 high school football teams Chicago's top 25 high school football teams finished Week 5 with wins and losses across the…
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- Source: Chicago Sun-Times — https://chicago.suntimes.com/high-school-football/2026/09/18/high-school-football-super-25-scores-sun-times-chicago
- Published: 2026-09-19T04:04:29.34+00:00
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## Loyola leads with 5-0
Loyola won 42-10 at Benet to remain undefeated.

> Loyola (5-0): Won 42-10 at Benet.
## Mount Carmel wins 55-7
Mount Carmel defeated St. Patrick 55-7 in Week 5.

> Mount Carmel (4-1): Won 55-7 at St. Patrick.
## Lincoln-Way East stays 5-0
Lincoln-Way East beat Sandburg 38-17 in Week 5.

> Lincoln-Way East (5-0): Won 38-17 at No. 12 Sandburg.
## Brother Rice wins 63-28
Brother Rice overcame Notre Dame 63-28 in Week 5.

> Brother Rice (3-2): Won 63-28 at Notre Dame.
## Providence loses 17-7
Providence dropped to 4-1 after a 17-7 defeat against Nazareth.

> Providence (4-1): Lost 17-7 at No. 22 Nazareth.
## Hersey wins 49-14
Hersey secured a 49-14 victory over Buffalo Grove in Week 5.

> Hersey (5-0): Won 49-14 vs. Buffalo Grove.
## Batavia wins 55-35
Batavia defeated St. Charles North 55-35 in Week 5.

> Batavia (4-1): Won 55-35 vs. St. Charles North.
## St. Rita falls 42-16
St. Rita lost 42-16 to St. Ignatius in Week 5.

> St. Rita (2-3): Lost 42-16 vs. St. Ignatius.
## Maine South wins 56-27
Maine South beat Deerfield 56-27 in Week 5.

> Maine South (4-1): Won 56-27 at Deerfield.
## Key takeaway

Chicago's top 25 high school football teams finished Week 5 with wins and losses across the state.