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THE CHICAGO ELITE CLASSIC basketball tournament was recently held at the Credit Union Arena, 525 S. Racine in Chicago. Pictured above between Homewood-Flossmoor vs. Gonzaga College Prep, Michael Williams (#4) attempts to shoot the ball over Homewood Flossmoor Vikings but is blocked by a heavy defense. (Photos by Marcus Robinson) The 12th Annual Chicago Elite … 2023 Chicago Elite Classic a great success! Read More »

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