Section V Roundup: Irondequoit takes rematch; HAC's Hilton posts double-double

IRONDEQUOIT 60
WAYNE 50
Irondequoit was three games removed from its season-long nine-game winning streak being snapped at Greece Athena. Two games separated Wayne and their 13-game winning streak being snapped against Mynderse. READ MORE.

LIVERPOOL (III) 67
AQUINAS 53
Sophomores Kidtrell Blocker and Tyler Warner paced the Li’l Irish offense, but Aquinas fell to the Liverpool Warriors (III), 67-53 in boys basketball action, Saturday afternoon at the Wegman-Napier Complex. READ MORE.

BISHOP KEARNEY 34
UTICA-NOTRE DAME (III) 60
Kevin Goode, Jr. connected on three 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 18 points, but Utica-Notre Dame outscored Kearney by 22 in the second half. Goode scored 10 first-half points as BK went into the break trailing 24-20. Shykell Brown added nine points, and Jamal Fennell had five. Michael Gentile chipped in two points. Utica-Notre Dame’s Jaylan Warmack contributed eight of his team-17 in the third quarter to pace a 14-7 stanza for the hosts.

HAC 56
DUNDEE 43
DUNDEE — HAC’s Ryan Hilton scored 15 points and grabbed 20 rebounds while Xavier Israel scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half to pace the Wolves to a 56-43 win over a pesky Dundee squad Saturday afternoon in Finger Lakes West Action.

The victory was the first win at Dundee since 2009 for the 13-5 Wolves. HAC remains in second place in the FLW Leage at 10-4. Dundee fell to 2-14 in league and 4-15 overall.

After a sluggish start — which saw Dundee take a 13-9 first quarter lead thanks to balanced scoring — the Wolves turned up the defensive intensity holding Dundee to just 5 points and led 21-18 at halftime. HAC’s Rob Dorsey ZItong Jin each hit long range three pointers and added short jumpers to ignite HAC. In the second half HAC jacked up the tempo and both teams responded by quick points. Dundee’s Robbie Clark had 6 points inside points but Israel had 10 points, Hilton 5 and Dorsey 3 to push the HAC lead to 42-34 lead after three. In a contest that was physical and full of fouls, both team scored most of their points in the fourth quarter from the free throw line, with Dundee scoring 5 of their 9 points and 9 of thir 14 from the charity stripe. HAC extended the lead to 53-36 on a three pointer by Dorsey before the benches were emptied.

The Scots were led by Kyle Cratsley’s 14 points and Clark’s 9, while Wylie Hall had 7, Austin Gibson and Prestion Cratsley 4 each, Brandon Edminster 2, Michael Hand 2 and Billy Bowers 1. Dorsey finished with 13 points, Jin 8, and Andrew Alexis 4.

SODUS 31
SOUTH SENECA 33

NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT 41
WILLIAMSON 60
Adam Fisk led Williamson with 22 points, six rebounds and five assists. Drew DiSanto added 13 points, and Josh Miller had 10 points. Quinton Norris paced North Rose-Wolcott with 20 points. Gage Leous had nine points. Reese Morris added eight.

BATH-HAVERLING 44
DANSVILLE 43
Bath-Haverling’s Stephan Ordway scored 17 points, and Alec Sestak added 10. Ethan Buckley had seven points for the Rams. Blake Hess contributed six. Sam Arnts and Derrick Ferguson had two apiece. Hunter Little paced Dansville with 14 points and six rebounds. Jacob Failla added nine points and six assists. Nick Rosica collected six points and six rebounds.

PALMYRA-MACEDON 65
VERTUS 61
Logan Ameele collected 11 points, seven rebounds, three assists and six steals to lead Pal-Mac. Alex Wahl added 10 points and seven assists. Sawyer Bloom had 21 points, three assists and three steals. Travis Snyder chipped in 12 points and grabbed six rebounds. Jaydin Blanc finished with nine points, seven rebounds, three assists and three steals.

HAMMONDSPORT 42
PRATTSBRUGH 71
Mason Putnam scored 23 points and Garrett Socola added 17 lead the Prattsburgh Vikings. Cameron Roote had 13 points and 10 rebounds for Hammondsport. Parker Watson netted 9 points and 5 rebounds.

BRADFORD 65
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD 37

AVOCA 56
ADDISON 60
Danny Ames hit five 3-pointers and finished with a 28 points to lead Addison. Adam Chilson added 12 points and six assists. Evan McIlwain scored nine points, and John Stierly had six points, seven rebounds and two blocks. Nick Solinas collected four points, six rebounds and three steals. Evan Reppert led Avoca with 20. Nathan Nunn had 10 points. Ladre Stanford and Tristian Stark scored eight apiece. Justin Peplicki had four points.

CAMPBELL-SAVONA 39
JASPER-TROUPSBURG 54

AVON 67
YORK 53
Aaron Ghent scored 20 and Connor Taylor added 19 to lead Avon. Matt McFarland scored 13 for York. Avon led 15-7 after the first quarter and 34-20 at halftime.

HOUGHTON 26
BELFAST 63

LeROY 54
WELLSVILLE 38

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