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Thursday Wrap: Wille leads Bloomfield; Naples improves to 6-0

December 14, 2018 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

Lamar Lovelace looks to split the trap of Kaori Barley (1) and Seven McGee (14). (Photo: RON KALASINKAS)

EAST (5-0)
NE DOUGLASS (3-1)
Trailing 47-38 with just over two minutes remaining in the third, East stormed back on an 11-0 run to take a 49-47 lead into the fourth quarter. READ MORE.

HARLEY ALLENDALE COLUMBIA (3-5) 49
HONEOYE (1-3) 61
Dom Trippi scored nine of his 11 points and Tyler Rudolph added six in the fourth quarter when Honeoye broke open a one-possession game late. Trippi connected once behind the 3-point arc and converted two of three free throws as the Bulldogs outscored HAC 19-10 in the final stanza. Rudolph finished with a game-high 23 points. Jack Reynolds collected 11 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Jake Jarosinski had eight points for Honeoye. Max Brown and Jin Zin Tong combined to pace HAC, which was playing without its leading scorer in Ryan Hilton. Brown scored 14 points and corralled seven rebounds. Tong hit three 3-pointers and scored 13. Gifford Campbell and Owen Tindall scored seven points apiece for the Wolves. Henry Nicosia had four points. Noah Mendola and Aiden Keeling both scored two points. Honeoye led 42-39 after three quarters. It was still a three-point game with three minutes left on the clock.

ROMULUS (3-3) 40
NAPLES (6-0) 51
Cole Rathbun led Naples with a game-high 24 points and five steals.  Nick Green added seven points and eight rebounds.  Ben Fowler came off the bench to contribute six key points.  Adam Quarterman grabbed nine rebounds. Spencer John paced Romulus with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Daryl Morrell collected six steals.

BLOOMFIELD (3-1) 75
DUNDEE (0-5) 47
Simon Wille hit eight 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 26 points to lead Bloomfield. Tanner Kimball added 15 points for the Bombers which led 20-7 after the first quarter and 44-20 at the half. Trevor Ferrell chipped in 14 points. Preston Cratsley paced Dundee with 15 points. Michael Hand added 10. Isaac Seamans (7), Peyton Boudinot (4), Cody Salamendra (3), Nick McCurry (3), Austin Gibson (2), Brandon Edmister (2) and John Bentley (1) rounded out the scoring for Dundee.

WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-3) 53
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (2-2) 59
Gabe Macdonald led three in double figures with 24 points to pace Batavia-Notre Notre Dame. Keith Szczepanski and Spencer Misiti added 11 apiece. Zach Cocking scored nine, and Andrew Moore had four. Elijah Gissendanner led Wheatland-Chili with 31 points. Aaron Lund scored 12. Jordan Richards had six. Jose Rivera and Brendan Moore chipped in two apiece.

HOLLEY (1-3) 43
ATTICA (3-0) 67
Tyler Meyer and Devon Henderson scored 17 apiece to lead Attica. Henderson grabbed eight rebounds to go with two steals, a block and an assist. Meyer handed out five assists and had four rebounds and two steals. Dawson Nelson snared 14 caroms for Attica and scored four points. Frankie Bisceglie scored nine points. Marco Magarelli and Trevor Goll had six apiece. Max Dufour (3), Ayden Goll (3) and John Achatz (1) rounded out the scoring for Attica.

GANANDA (5-1) 92
WILLIAMSON (1-4) 56 

EAST ROCHESTER (4-3) 64
LYONS (6-0) 81

MARCUS WHITMAN (5-1) 52
RED JACKET (5-1) 43

SODUS (2-2) 51
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (2-4) 47

ALEXANDER (4-1) 51
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (2-3) 45

BYRON-BERGEN (1-5) 46
PEMBROKE (2-2) 51

BATH-HAVERLING (1-5) 35
HORNELL (4-0) 57

KENDALL (1-4) 51
ELBA (4-0) 62

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