The report says George Panou scored and assisted as Stagg overturned Lincoln-Way East’s lead. If confirmed, the result gives the Chargers a significant lift at the top of the rankings and establishes them as St Laurence’s closest challenger.
Lincoln-Way Central reportedly rose two places to third, keeping the Knights firmly in the conference picture. Their week included contrasting shootout results, but they remain in control of their own league fate.
Lincoln-Way East moved to fourth despite the loss. The Griffins are reported to have ended a five-match losing run by beating Lockport 4-1, before following it with a 2-1 victory over Sandburg. Mateo Espinosa is credited with two assists in the first win.
St Laurence remain top after reportedly extending their record to 18-1-2. Maven Marquez played a central role in a 6-2 senior-night victory against Hinsdale South, scoring twice and setting up another goal.
Lockport dropped from second to fifth in the reported rankings, although the Porters have secured the top seed in the Class 3A Lincoln-Way East Sectional. That combination of ranking pressure and postseason positioning gives the team a clear incentive to respond.
Oak Lawn stayed ninth after Alex Lebica scored twice in a 5-0 win over Tinley Park, the Spartans’ reported eighth successive victory. Providence rose to seventh after a 2-1 win against Loyola, with Aldo Dominguez providing two assists.
Lincoln-Way West completes the top 10 after Jack Tisch scored twice in a reported 4-3 win over Homewood-Flossmoor. De La Salle fell three places to sixth after taking one point from three matches, including a 2-2 draw with the British International School of Chicago.
The next round of local fixtures will test whether Stagg can sustain its rise, while Lincoln-Way West will look to prove its first top-10 appearance is more than a one-week surge.