SATURDAY
SOTA 66 BATH HAVERLING 41 Reggie Smith scored 17 of game-high 23 points in the second half as SOTA erased a 12-8 deficit after the first quarter. Smith hit two 3-pointers and led three in double figures for the Silverhawks (5-5). Ethain Clarke DeSouza added 20 points, and Joe Denegal had 11 for SOTA. Markese Bellamy chipped in seven and Jamari Hills five. Stephan Ordway and Blake Hess scored 12 apiece for Bath-Haverling. Derrick Ferguson added six. Ethan Buckley added three points for the Rams.
GEORGE FOWLER 78 CLYDE-SAVANNAH 83 Dru Carnavale hit four 3-pointers and finished with 30 points to lead Clyde-Savannah. Carnavale added seven rebounds and three steals. Marcus Chance also connected four times behind the arc and added 18 points for the Golden Eagles. Derrick Chance had 23 points and five assists. Cam Chance contributed seven points, seven rebounds and five steals. Pat Marchitell scored three points for Clyde and Nicholas had two.
SHENENDEHOWA (II) 54 FAIRPORT 46 Andrew Bartlett hit five 3-pointers and finished with 15 points, and Brett Heininger added 12 for Fairport which trailed by five at halftime. Vanzell Johnson scored six points, and Anthony Pappano chipped in with five. Andre Starks and Ryan Lucey scored two apiece. Shenendehowa hit 20 of 25 free throws for the game. Fairport finished 20 of 28 from the stripe.
EAST 60 CARDINAL O’HARA (VI) 50 Chaz Washington paced East with 20 points. Jordan Randolph added 17 points and 13 rebounds for the Eagles.
MCQUAID 82 HORSEHEADS 58
EDISON TECH 46 JAMESTOWN 55 (VI)
C.G. FINNEY 62 RANDOLPH 55
MIDLAKES 60 GROTON (IV) 40 Bryce Burri scored 21 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and handed out six assists to lead Midlakes. Devin Hicks added 13 points and five rebounds. Trevor Milliman had eight points and 10 rebounds.
KENDALL 53 OT GENESEO 56 Trailing by 13 early in the final period, Kendall put together a 10-0 run. READ MORE.
HOLLEY 52 ROCHESTER ACADEMY 64
ADDISON 63 ODESSA-MONTOUR 64 Danny Ames hit six 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 36 points, but it was not enough for Addison to overcome 20-3 deficit after the first quarter. Ames paced a fourth-quarter comeback with three 3s and 14 points as Addison outscored O-M 27-18. Adam Chilson added 11 points. Nick Solinas scored eight. Nick Sutryk and Shawn Ribble had three apiece. Evan McIlwain chipped in two points. Curtis Harris led O-M with 26 points. Ames had eight rebounds and three steals for Addison.
CAMPBELL-SAVONA 36 COWANEQUE VALLEY 48
BELFAST 61 ELLICOTTVILLE 76
MT. MORRIS 64 PRATTSBURGH 76
FRIDAY DOUG WESTCOTT MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT – BROCKPORT
GATES-CHILI 76 SPENCERPORT 75 Keith Slack and Thomas Jones III combined to score 39 points, and Gates-Chili held off a fourth-quarter Spencerport rally to take the Doug Westcott Memorial championship. Slack connected six times behind the arc including five 3s in the first quarter and finished with 24 points and nine assists. Jones scored nine of his 15 points in the fourth quarter. The senior forward grabbed seven rebounds for the game. G-C’s Mark Morrison II hit two treys in the third quarter as the Spartans took a 10-point lead into the final eight minutes. Spencerport’s Josh Reding hit two 3-pointers and scored 12 of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter, but it was not enough for the Rangers (3-5) whose last three losses have been by a combined seven points. Alton Jones, Jr. scored 18 points for Spencerport. Noah Mundt added 14, and Evan Clarke had 10. Malcolm McCollough scored eight for the Rangers. Adam Williams had 13 points for Gates-Chili (5-3). Damon Payton had 10. Morrison finished with nine. Damon Austin and Devin Walton scored two apiece. Traylan McCray chipped in a point for the Spartans. Gates-Chili hit 14 of 16 free throw attempts for the game including five of six in the fourth quarter. Jones returned to action Thursday after missing four games. The Spartans are 4-0 with Jones in the lineup.
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 50 BROCKPORT 60 Amire Odey scored all of his game-high 18 points in the second half as Brockport broke open a tied game. Odey connected twice behind the 3-point arc and collected eight points in a third quarter to help the Blue Devils take a seven-point lead into the fourth quarter. Jake Jurhs netted 10 of his 11 points in the third. Cory Gross scored seven of his 13 points in the fourth. Marcellus James paced Churchville-Chili with 16 points. Griffin Stella had 11 for the Saints. Corey Powell scored eight for C-C. Fidel Brock and Marcus Postell chipped in six points apiece. Dennis Swetz had two and Amari Conyers one. Noah Schultz scored seven points for Brockport. Willie Ball had five. Alex Trostle scored four points. Mike Krueger had two.
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HILTON HALL OF FAME HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
GREECE ATHENA 67 HILTON 49 In a game where their defense dictated pace, four different Trojans scored in double figures as Athena cruised to an easy victory…READ MORE…
EDISON TECH 49 PITTSFORD-MENDON 68 Connor Krapf finished with a season-high 18 points and paced a decisive second-quarter run as the Pittford Mendon Vikings won their fourth straight game…READ MORE…
HF-L TOURNAMENT
LIVONIA 49 OT HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA 48 Cody Ullock hit the game-winning 3-pointer with no time remaining in OT to seal the come-from-behind win. Barret Lowe finished with 17 points including two free throws at the end of regulation to tie the game. Lowe hauled in 14 rebounds. Devante Gwyn also registered a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Alex Minnehan scored 11 points and handed out four assist for Livonia.
GENEVA 47 WELLSVILLE 51
PENFIELD COACHES VS. CANCER TOURNAMENT
CANANDAIGUA 56 PENFIELD 57 Isaiah Preston scored 14 points including the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer as Penfield erased a late deficit and improved to 5-4 on the season. The Patriots Bryson Scott finished with a game-high 23 points on 10-of-13 shooting from the floor. Dyllon Scott added 10 points for Penfield. The Patriot connected on 23 of 46 shots for the game. Connor Fisher paced Canandaigua with 17 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the floor. Jack Ferris added 14 points for the Braves. Scott Loforte had 10 points. Canandaigua’s Noah Emerson grabbed a game-high eight rebounds to go with four points. Other scorers: Canandaigua – Devin O’Dell (6) and Chris Kurowski (5). Penfield – Javion Monroe (5), Ryan Novy (1) and Patrick Piampiano (4).
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— Matt Trabold (@TrabsMatt) December 30, 2017
BRIGHTON 67 WILSON-MAGNET 84
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BATAVIA LIONS TOURNAMENT
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA 45 BATAVIA 68 BATAVIA — Friday’s championship game of the Pete Arras Memorial Basketball Tournament between Notre Dame and Batavia was over, quickly. The Blue Devils (7-1) controlled the pace of the game, led 26-4 after the first quarter (and by 20 points at halftime) and coasted the rest of way…READ MORE.
ELBA 70 ALBION 57
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 58 BUFFALO EAST HIGH (VI) 48 Rondell Watson connected seven times behind the 3-point and scored 10 of his game-high 31 points in the fourth as Leadership, ranked No. 21 NYSSWA Class A, erased an early deficit to improve to 6-0 on the season. Des Ellis added 13 points. Nate Doyle had six for the Lions. Davon Brown scored four. Shaheem Britt and Marcus Barr scored two apiece. Waunya Shaw scored seven of his team-high 17 points as Buffalo East took a 17-12 lead after the first quarter. Justin Allen added 12, and Willard Anderson had 11 points for the Panthers.
GREECE ODYSSEY 62 GREECE ARCADIA 46 Jaden Hartsfield scored 12 of his game-high 23 points in the second quarter as Odyssey turned a five-point edge into a double-digit advantage going into halftime. Hartsfield connected twice behind the 3-point arc, and the Leopards doubled up Arcadia in the stanza for a 32-17 advantage going into the locker room. DJ Billings scored nine points. Aric Williams and Travon Harper added eight apiece. Darren Davidson scored six points. Ray Colbert had four. Josh Haff and Romell Griffin chipped in two apiece. Joe Gallery led Arcadia with 18 points. Davion Hill had 13. Caleb Barnard scored nine. Robert Smith had three points and Ray Mineo two. Brendan Wilson scored one point. SOTA 58 SODUS 63
MCQUAID 48 LANDON PREP 69
FAIRPORT 63 SHAKER (II) 66 Jackson Sullivan connected on two of Fairport’s six first-half 3-pointers, but the Red Raiders could not keep a halftime lead. Andrew Bartlett scored seven of team-high 15 points in the first half to help the Red Raiders take a 29-20 lead into the break. Fairport led by two at 43-41 after three quarters. Shaker’s Seymour Sloan scored six of his game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter. Jake Cook added eight of his 14 points in the final stanza. Vanzell Johnson scored 12 points for Fairport(6-1). Brett Meininger had 10. Tommy Windstorm chipped in seven for the Red Raiders. Andre Startks had five and Anthony Pappano four points.
MYNDERSE 52 SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE (III) 49
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN 65 EAST AURORA (VI) 38
NEWARK 59 MANSFIELD (PA) 50
HOLLEY TOURNAMENT
KENDALL 48 HOLLEY 54
ROCHESTER ACADEMY 55 GENESEO 44
COWESQUE VALLEY 41 ADDISON 79 Addison’s Adam Chilson poured in 25 of his 27 points in the second half including the 1,00o point of his career. Chilson collected five rebounds and five assists. Evan Mcilwain collected five points, five rebounds and five steals. Danny Ames scored 26 points for Addison. Nick Sutryk added 16. Gage Ames and John Stierly chipped in two apiece. Shawn Ribble had one point.
ODESSA-MONTOUR 67 CAMPBELL-SAVONA 35
BLOOMFIELD 80 ROMULUS 72
CSAT 64 PEMBROKE 66
BELFAST 65 PORTVILLE 53
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