LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (3-1) 77
MONROE (3-2) 86
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EAST (4-0) 82
WILSON MAGNET (1-4) 69
Kaori Barley connected on a trio of 3-pointers in the third quarter when East outscored Wilson 24-13 to take a commanding lead. Barley added one more trey and finished with 15 points on the night. The junior guard was part of an overall effort which saw the Eagles connect nine times from long range. Chaz Washington led four in double figures with 20 points. Dillon Scott scored 17, and Zach Harris Scott had 15 for East. Damani Barley (7), Freddie Brock (2), Howard Eagle (3) and Kai McCullough (3) rounded out the scoring for East. Brennan Clark, Robert Davis and Malikk Johnson scored six points apiece in the first quarter as Wilson jumped to a 22-11 advantage. Davis finished with a game-high 25. Clark had 22 and Johnson 16. Desi Floyd chipped in with six points for the Wildcats.
BROCKPORT (2-2) 62
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (3-0) 64
HF-L’s senior point guard Trevor Chamberlain hit two free throws with four seconds left to lift the Cougars. HF-L jumped out to a 43-26 lead at halftime as the Cougars outscored Brockport 25-10 in the second quarter. HF-L hit six of their seven 3-pointers in the first half. Brockport made a big run at the Cougars and took a one point lead 62-61 in the last 1:30.
Chamberlain led HF-L with 19 points and eight rebounds. Sophmore Patrick Lustyk scored a career-high 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for the double-double. Hayden Smith hit three 3-pointers and scored 13 points, Jack Emerson had eight. points. Josh Vogt (5) and Derek Childs (2) rounded out the scoring for HF-L. Turner Wilson and Derek Childs corralled eight rebounds apiece.
Brockport scorers: Kyle Palka (12), Sam Velletri (12), Kevin Lawrence (10), Shamar Lee (7), Oscar Vandetta (6), Ishmael Hannah (5), Troy Leibert (4), Willie Ball (3) and Esten Schalge (1).
PENFIELD (1-2) 42
GATES-CHILI (3-0) 67
Seven different players scored in the first half as Gates-Chili ran out to a 31-17 advantage. Keith Slack finished with a game-high 16 points. Adam Williams added 12. Andrew Newcombe added 10, and Turner Harris had nine points. Devin Walton (7), Tre Green (3), Terrace Walker, Jr. (2), Traylan McCray (4), Mitchell Harris (2) and Hardeep Dhaliwal (2) rounded out the scoring for G-C. Javion Monroe paced Penfield with 11 points. RJ Green, Patrick Piampiano and Dan Vercruysse scored seven apiece. Matt Gable had six points for the Patriots.
FAIRPORT (4-0) 77
CANANDAIGUA (0-4) 40
Ryan Lucey and Andre Starks combined to score 21 first-quarter points to pace Fairport to a 27-7 lead. Lucey finished with a game-high 16 points. Starks connected on five 3-pointers and finished with 15 as part of a balanced scoring attack which saw 12 different Red Raiders figure in the scoring column. Stefan Milinkovic added 11 points. Jack Windstorm (5), Ryan Kennedy (2), Vanzell Johnson (9), Drew Johnston (2), Brett Heininger (3), Max Molisani (6), Trevor Mulheron (1), Collin Espada (4) and Colin Bucenec (3) rounded out the scoring for Fairport. Casey Herod and Ryan Welch scored 10 points apiece to lead Canandaigua. Chris Kurowski added nine points. Elijah Iheoma (4), Cody Aikey (2), Andrew Boseck (3) and Luke Pawlicki (2) rounded out the scoring for Canandaigua.
SPENCERPORT (2-2) 65
ALBION (VI) 36
Spencerport raced out to a 19-0 lead in the first quarter. Gino Pellett scored 17 on the night to lead the Rangers. Nick Thibeau had 15. Deyonce Farley paced Albion with 14. Other scorers: Spencerport – Ben Reding (7), Alex Anderson (7), Mike Contestabile (7), Jon Taylor (4), David Stewart (4) and Patrick Uebelacker (4). Albion – Michael Diacureia (7), Bryce Pritchard (6), Liam Ward (4), Xavier Cornick (3) and Jonathan Depuy (2).
ROCHESTER PREP (1-3) 55
VERTUS (0-4) 51
Sophomore Wesley Henderson led Rochester Prep with 24 points. Jaden Hayes added 18, and Bruce Lewis corralled 10 caroms. Jabez Thompson scored 17 for Vertus. De’Andre Hunter added 16, and Amauri Smith had 11. Rashawn Williams (5) and Quanmay Early (2) rounded out the scoring for Vertus.
NAPLES (5-0) 53
HARLEY ALLENDALE COLUMBIA (3-4) 40
Cole Rathbun poured in a career-high 34 points and added five rebounds, four steals and two assists lead Naples. Teammate Nick Green had 12 points and nine rebounds. Trailing 27-24 at halftime, Rathbun accounted for nine in the third quarter when Naples outscored HAC 13-7 to take the lead. Ziteng Jin led HAC with 12 points. Ryan Hilton had 11 points, seven rebounds and six assists for the Wolves. Owen Tindall collected five rebounds and three points. Max Brown chipped in seven rebounds and eight points. Gifford Campbell (2), Henry Nicosia (3) and Aiden Keeling (4) rounded out the scoring for HAC.
WAYNE (2-1)
WATERLOO (2-1)
Logan Blankenberg (11 points/13 rebounds) and Nick Carmichael (20 points/16 rebounds) posted a double-double apiece to lead Wayne. Blankenberg added eight assists and three steals. Carmichael blocked three shots, handed out two assists and collected two steals. Logan Holgado added 15 points, two steals, an assist and a rebound. Jaiden Burlee had 10 points and five rebounds while Billy Thomson stuffed the stat sheet with seven points, seven assists, six rebounds and a steal. Louis Reding (3), Max LaRocco (3), Nathan McKenna (3) and Caleb Kornaker (2) rounded out the scoring for Wayne. Derek Slywka led Waterloo with 13 points. Kyle Slywka added eight. John Lawrence and Nic Champion had six apiece. Michael Hubbard (5), Joel Kraft (4), Ethan Hunt (3), Julian Ruiz (3), Christian Matoon (2) and Dillan McCann (1) rounded out the Waterloo scoring.
DUNDEE (0-4) 31
MARCUS WHITMAN (4-1) 82
Seven players contributed to the scoring as Marcus Whitman grabbed a 21-4 lead after the first quarter. Liam Prendergast posted a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Noah Hildreth also scored a dozen. Seth Benedict scored nine points, grabbed five rebounds and collected five steals. DeCouteau Blueye (7), Jon Donovan (5), Ryan Herod (8), Aidan Royston (7), Dylan Pratt (2), Carson Miller (6), Jordan Lahue (8), Connor Tomion (5) and Christian Daniels (1) rounded out the scoring for Marcus Whitman. Isaac Seamans converted eight of nine free throws and led Dundee with 13 points. Cody Salamendra (3), Michael Hand (2), Brian Kreisler (2), Nick McCurry (2), Preston Crassly (2) Austin Gibson (4), Brandon Edmister (2) and Cameron Denmark (1) rounded out the scoring for Dundee.
PALMYRA-MACEDON (1-2) 37
GENEVA (3-2) 55
Reid Patchett scored 14 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead Geneva. Parker Bossard and Jagger Kerr added 10 apiece for the Panthers. Kerr collected four steals. Bossard had three rebounds, two assists and a steal. Kaya Parara and Christian Tapscott both scored six. Davointe Johnson (5) and Nick Askin (3) rounded out the scoring for Geneva. The Panthers compiled 20 steals. Pal-Mac’s Nick Sapienza had a game-high 19 points and teammate Tanner Thompson chipped in 14. Ashton Phippen (2), Michael Bergfjord (1) and Alex Callghan (1) rounded out the Pal-Mac scoring.
MYNDERSE ACADEMY (1-2) 32
PENN YAN (4-1) 51
RED JACKET (5-0) 80
SOUTH SENECA (0-4) 53
MIDLAKES (1-3) 44
NEWARK (4-0) 68
Mason VanDeMortel finished with 15 points, five rebounds and four assists to lead Newark, No. 21 NYSSWA Class B. Jayden Peters scored a game-high 18 points and had five rebounds. Josh Green hauled in a game-high 11 rebounds and scored nine points. Kyle McCann led Midlakes with 14 points.
MARION (0-3) 52
GANANDA (4-1) 84
Kole Wright connected three time behind the arc, and Jerry Brongo scored eight points as Gananda sprinted to a 30-9 lead after the first quarter. The Panthers left no doubt taking a 49-18 lead into halftime. Jayden Castrechini led five in double figures with 21 points. Brongo and Wright scored 14 apiece. Andrew Gabbard had 12, and Tim McClare scored 11. Zachary Ciprich (4), Joel Bean (4), Sebastain Hergert (2) and Isaiah Rowley (2) rounded out the scoring for Gananda. The Panthers hit 12 3-pointers in the contest. Jacob Herman hit five 3-pointers and led Marion with 19 points. Christopher Dobbie added nine points for the Black Knights. Jonathan Binau had seven. Jake Fioco chipped in with six points.
ELBA (3-0) 51
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-2) 47
Jon Boyce scored 23 to lead Elba (No. 4 NYSSWA Class D). Aaron Lund scored 12 for Wheatland-Chili. Elijah Gissendanner added 10. Jordan Richards (9), Brendan Moore (7), Maurice Brown (4), Brian Napier (3) and Desmond Walker (2) rounded out the scoring for W-C.
KENDALL (1-3) 59
BARKER (0-5) 31
Nathan Warters and John Rath scored 15 apiece to lead Kendall. Warters grabbed seven rebounds to go with two steals and two assists. Rath had eight steals, four rebounds and three assists. Derek Edick chipped in with 11 points, two assists, two rebounds, two steals and a block. Mason Kuhn had 10 points, six rebounds and a steal. Hunter Menze grabbed six rebounds for the Eagles and had two assists and one steal. Nicholas Spellan (4) and Michael Gardner (3) rounded out the Kendall scoring.
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (0-6) 35
EAST ROCHESTER (4-2) 72
LYONS (5-0) 86
SODUS (1-2) 44
PERRY (1-3) 30
LeROY (2-1) 52
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (2-2) 55
HOLLEY (1-2) 39
ATTICA (2-0) 66
BYRON-BERGEN (1-4) 58
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (1-2) 58
LYNDONVILLE (4-0) 72
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