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Weekend Wrap: SOTA makes it seven straight; Connor Taylor records ninth triple-double of the season

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FAIRPORT (12-4) 74
MCQUAID (11-4) 61
Ryan Lucey scored 11 of his game-high 24 points in the fourth quarter as Fairport held on to a 51-43 lead to win the matchup of the last two Section V Class AA champions. The junior forward knocked down five three-pointers and went 3-of-4 from the free throw line. Max Molisani netted nine of his 14 points in the second half as the Fairport Red Raiders outscored McQuaid (No. 14 NYSSWA Class AA), 38-33. The junior guard hit two shots from beyond the arc and went 4-of-5 from the foul line. Brett Heininger netted 12 points. The senior forward knocked down three long-range shots. Senior guard Vanzell Johnson scored 10 points on two shots from beyond the arc, got to the free throw eight times and converted four attempts. For McQuaid, Kobe Long scored all 22 of his team-high points in the first, third, and fourth quarters. The junior guard knocked down four shots from beyond the arc and went 4-of-4 from the charity stripe. Jermaine Taggert had 16 points in the second half and finished with 21. The junior forward hit four three-pointers. Senior center Connor Zamiara chipped in 10 points. Other scorers- Fairport: Stefan Milinkovic (8), Andre Starks (3), Collin Espada (1), McQuaid: Seamus Hogan (3), Michael Maloney (2), Harry Bruu (2).

 


LEADERSHIP (9-7) 65
PITTSFORD MENDON (15-0) 90
Daniel Cook poured in a game-high 27 points and hauled in 15 rebounds for his 14th double-double of the season as Pittsford Mendon (No. 3 NYSSWA Class A) remained one of the two undefeated teams in Section V. The senior forward hit nine shots from inside the arc, went 9-of-9 at the free throw line and swiped five steals. Michael Harrington netted 19 of his 21 points in the first half as the Pittsford Mendon Vikings surged out to a 45-28 lead going into the locker room. The senior guard made seven shots from inside the arc and two three-pointers. Jacob Shadders scored all 13 of his points after the first quarter in which the Vikings held a 20-16 edge. The sophomore guard knocked down three long-range shots and dished out 10 assists. Connor Krapf had 11 points in the second and third quarters combined as the Vikings outscored Leadership, 44-27. The senior guard finished with 13 and grabbed seven rebounds. For Leadership, senior guards Nate Doyle, Jr. and Rondell Watson each knocked down three shots from beyond the arc in the fourth quarter. Doyle finished the game with seven three-pointers made en route to 23 points. Watson scored 17. Sophomore guard Maurice McKinney chipped in 10 points and went 3-of-3 at the foul line. Northstar Christian (16-0) is the other remaining undefeated team in Section V. Other scorers- Pittsford Mendon: Kyle Hennessey (6), Caleb Arena (4), Nate Strauf (4), Kevin Keneally (2), Leadership: Kennyh Hardeman (8), Shamir McCullough (5), Marquise Sabalier (2).

BATAVIA (7-7) 61
NORTH TONAWANDA (VI) 44
Mason McFollins netted 12 of his game-high 30 points in the fourth quarter as Batavia held on to a 40-36 lead for its fourth win in the last five games. The senior guard knocked down six three-pointers, got to the free throw line 10 times and converted six of his attempts. McFollins hauled in 12 rebounds and handed out four assists as well. Senior guard Andrew Francis scored all 11 of his points in the first three quarters. For North Tonawanda, Dante Moultrie had 11 of his team-high 16 points in the second and third quarters combined as the Lumberjacks outscored the Batavia Blue Devils, 30-24. The junior guard hit two three-pointers. Junior guard Noah Stoddard netted all 11 of his points through the first 24 minutes of gameplay. Other scorers- Batavia: Jake Humes (8), Camden White (4), Joe Martinucci (3), Zach Gilebarto (3), Caeden White (2), North Tonawanda: Tyler Macneil (8), Sebastian Reid (5), Walter Wisniewski (2), Jordan Cutter (2).

PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (10-7) 73
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (8-8) 47
Kevin Ryan scored 22 of his game-high 31 points in the first half as Pittsford Sutherland surged out to a 41-21 lead for its second win in as many days. The senior forward made 12 shots from inside the arc and went 7-of-11 from the free throw line. Matt Panara netted 12 of his 17 points in the second and third quarters combined as the Pittsford Sutherland Knights outscored Churchville-Chili, 42-24. The senior guard hit three shots from beyond the arc. Junior guard Ben DiGiovanni chipped in 10 points. For Churchville-Chili, Marcus Postell scored eight of his team-high 13 points in the first half. Junior guard John Keele had all 11 of his points in the first and fourth quarters combined. Other scorers- Pittsford Sutherland: John Luther (6), Lincoln Perinello (3), John Messina (2), Garrett Glanton (2), Connor Fitzsimmons (2), Churchville-Chili: Kamerin Poromon (8), Terrence Wilson (7), Griffin Stella (5), John Bagley (2), Marcellus James (1).

ROCHESTER PREP (5-12) 48
GREECE OLYMPIA (8-7) 92
Jeff Jung, Jr. amassed a career-high 50 points as Greece Olympia won its second game in less than 24 hours. The senior guard poured in 24 of the Greece Oympia Spartans’ 33 points in the third quarter to extend a 21-point halftime lead. Jung finished the game 7-of-10 from beyond the arc. The senior guard is the second player in Section V to score 50 points in a game this season after Gates-Chili’s Keith Slack did it on January 22 against Wilson Magnet. Sophomore guard Darnell Williams contributed 16 points. Sophomore forward Collin James chipped in 10. For Rochester Prep, sophomore forward Wesley Henderson scored a team-high 21 points. Senior forward Marques Thomas had 10. Other scorers- Greece Olympia: Zahir Greene (6), Latrell Smith (5), Ehnoc Tossah (3), Wesley Elmore (2), Rochester Prep: Alonzo Thomas (9), Jaquis Robinson (6), Josh Heath (2).

VICTOR (4-12) 43
WEST GENESEE (III) 77
For Victor, Matt Caggiano netted all 12 of his team-high points in the first three quarters. The junior guard hit two shots from the beyond the arc. Sophomore center Connor Williams chipped in 10 points. Other scorers- Victor: Phil Nwugwo (7), Chase Dickens (4), Will Tehan (4), Jake Gauthier (2), Jeremy Summerson (2), Jon Crowley (2).

UPREP (6-9) 66
CARDINAL O’HARA (VI) 72

WELLSVILLE (12-5) 77
ADDISON (12-5) 37
Joe Tronetti netted four three-pointers and scored 14 points as Wellsville (No. 22 NYSSWA Class B) tallied its fifth victory in the last six games. Liam McKinley contributed all 13 of his points in the second half and swiped four steals as the Wellsville Lions outscored Addison, 34-19. Gage Caldwell chipped in 10 and grabbed seven rebounds. Colin Cook scored 10 points of his own. Alec Acompora netted seven and had four steals. The Lions had 10 of their 11 players score. For Addison, Daniel Ames netted 13 of his team-high 15 points in the first half. The senior guard knocked down two shots from beyond the arc, got to the free throw line eight times and converted five attempts. Ames grabbed six rebounds as well. Junior center John Stierly collected eight rebounds and blocked six shots. Other scorers- Wellsville: Max Jusianice (9), Jimmy McKinley (5), Aiden Cook (4), Seth Sexson (3), Holden Hoffman (2), Addison: Gage Ames (9), Nick Sutryk (6), Shawn Ribble (4), Sean Dejaiffe (2), Ronald Dailey (1).

LYONS (16-2) 57
SAINT JOSEPH’S (VI) 58
Saint Joseph’s Santino Marlone finished with a team-high 16 points to help lead his team to victory. Will Ostrowski scored 15 points and Greg Poland added eight points. Justice Smith of Lyons scored a game-high 33 points with 11 points coming in the second and and fourth quarter. Justin Smith Jr. finished with eight points and Aaron Romero added seven points. Other scorers: Saint Joseph’s- Justin Glover (7), Will Beilein (6), Jimmy Scott (3), Charlie Carlone (2). Lyons- David Weaver (6), Ahmir James (2), Benji Kemp (1).

ROCHESTER ACADEMY (6-10) 57
DUNDEE (0-15) 55

BLOOMFIELD (11-6) 69
RED JACKET (12-5) 66

YORK (12-5) 63
MOUNT MORRIS (11-3) 71

PEMBROKE (7-10) 41
GLOBAL CONCEPTS (VI) 61

WARSAW (4-12) 49
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (15-1) 70
Kyle Wade scored 20 points to lead Caledonia-Mumford (No. 10 NYSSWA Class C) to its fourth straight win. The freshman forward hauled in 11 rebounds and swiped six steals. “When Kyle Wade plays as aggressive as he was today, it makes us much better,” Caledonia-Mumford head coach Dan Dickens said. Junior guard Vin Molisani netted 12 points, grabbed eight rebounds, dished out eight assists, and had five steals. Senior guard Eric Wilson contributed 10 points of his own. Junior forward Joe Laursen chipped in 6 and collected 14 rebounds. Leading 33-23 at halftime, the Caledonia-Mumford Raiders started the third quarter on a 23-0 run and outscored Warsaw, 26-2, in the period. “I was really happy with how we competed today,” Dickens said. “We were very consistent today and active defensively which really got us going in the 3rd quarter.” For Warsaw, senior forward Dmitri Steele netted six three-pointers en route to 23 points. Junior guard Andrew Coleman chipped in eight points.

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (7-8) 60
BRIGHTON (4-11) 59
HFL’s Derek Childs scored a team-high 19 points at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, OH. Patrick Lustyk had 10 points on the night and Hayden Smith added nine points. Other scorers: HFL- Trevor Chamberlain (6), Jack Emerson (6), Josh Vogt (4), Andrew Webster (3), Mitch Slymon (3).

AQUINAS (6-9) 63
NIAGARA FALLS (VI) 83
FRIDAY
ROCHESTER PREP (5-11) 90
EARLY COLLEGE (3-12) 87

Senior forward Marques Thomas knocked down a buzzer-beating three-pointer to lift Rochester Prep to its second win in the last three games. Trailing by two with a minute left, senior guard Jaden Hayes made a layup and Thomas hit a long-range shot to give the Rochester Prep Tigers a three-point lead. Wesley Henderson poured in 19 of his game-high 27 points in the second half as the Tigers rallied from a 40-36 deficit coming out of the locker room. The sophomore forward hit four shots from beyond the arc and went 5-of-6 from the free throw line.

Thomas scored 13 of his 21 points in the second half. The senior forward knocked down three long-range shots. Hayes netted all 19 of his points after the first quarter in which the Tigers led, 20-19. The senior guard went to the charity stripe 14 times and converted six of his attempts. Senior center Bruce Lewis had all 11 of his points in the second and third quarters combined as the Tigers outscored Early College, 42-38, and had a 62-57 edge entering the final period.

The Early College Cobras took a one-point lead within the first minute of the fourth quarter. Down four with 26 seconds remaining, Jovan Sargent grabbed a rebound, went the length of the floor and was fouled. The junior guard made both free throw attempts to cut the deficit to two. Sophomore guard Kemar McCloud collected a steal on the ensuing possession and passed the ball to junior Marquis Crawford for the game-tying layup with 10 seconds left. Crawford scored 13 of his team-high 23 points in the second half. Junior forward Jaequon Nesmith netted 13 of his 17 through the first two quarters. Sam Jackson had eight points in the second half and finished with 13. Sergeant scored all 11 of his points in the final 16 minutes of gameplay. Other scorers- Rochester Prep: Alonzo Thomas (6), Emmanuel Graham (4), Early College: Joe Williams (9), Jaiden Daymon (6), McCloud (5), Jahlil Johnson (2).

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (11-4) 55
SPENCERPORT (4-12) 54
Sophomore guard Reggie Smith connected on two foul shots with under a minute left to lift School of the Arts to its seventh consecutive victory. The School of the Arts Silverhawks trailed by 11 midway through the fourth quarter, but switched their zone defense to man-to-man and closed the game on a 15-3 run. Sophomore forward Ehain-Clark Desouza scored 18 to pace the Silverhawks, while junior guard Logan Hayes added 13. Spencerport was led by junior guard Gino Pellett with 16 points. Senior forward Nick Thibeau had 10. Other scorers- School of the Arts: Smith (8), Joe Denegal (8), Keshaun Chatman (8), Spencerport: Patrick Uebelacker (9), Jon Taylor (9), Alex Anderson (6), Ben Reding (2), Trey Kubitz (2).

WORLD OF INQUIRY (5-10) 59
FRANKLIN (8-9) 87
Brandon Moore netted 26 points and handed out five assists to lead Franklin to its fifth win in the last six games. The freshman guard hit seven shots from inside the arc and four three-pointers. Moore scored 13 points in each half as well. Junior forward Tyrone House had 19 points, hauled in 16 rebounds and collected three assists. Tahjir King scored 11 of his 15 points in the second and third quarters combined as the Franklin Quakers outscored World of Inquiry, 47-31. The junior forward grabbed eight rebounds and swiped five steals. The Quakers used full court pressure to build a 47-30 halftime lead and had 17 steals. For World of Inquiry, senior guard Tremier Dollar poured in 24 of his 26 points in the second and third periods combined. Senior center Bobby Searight contributed 13. Other scorers- Franklin: Devonte Goins (8), Anthony Smith (7), Tyree Spann (5), Malcolm Brown (4), Marcher Spencer (3), World of Inquiry: Jeshua Shaw (7), Michael Thomas (6), Jahlil Bell (5), Ja’kye Williams (4), Dorian Smith (2).

NE DOUGLASS (12-4) 40
EAST (15-1) 79
Damani Barley netted 15 of his game-high 17 points in the second half as East (No. 7 NYSSWA Class A) outscored NE Douglass, 50-15, and bounced back from its first loss of the season. The freshman guard went 5-of-8 from beyond the arc. Zechariah Harris-Scott scored 12 in the second half and finished the game with 16 points. The junior forward hit seven shots from inside the arc and hauled in 12 rebounds. Senior guard Chaz Washington contributed 13 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. Maurice Coney chipped in nine of his 11 points in the first half as the East Eagles held a 29-25 lead going into the locker room. The senior guard dished out eight assists and swiped six steals. Kai McCullough scored all 10 of his points after the first quarter in which the game was tied at 15. The freshman forward collected 12 rebounds. For NE Douglass, junior forward Adonis Flagler scored a team-high 12 points. Senior guard Jiahmere Mitchell had 11. Other scorers- East: Dyllon Scott (8), Trequan Coney (2), Howard Eagle (2), NE Douglass: Nicolas Jeanty (5), Lamar Lovelace (5), Maurice Glenn (4), Trevion Miller (3).

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GREECE ARCADIA (1-15) 34
GREECE ATHENA (15-2) 73
Kelvin Reaves, Jr. scored 14 of his game-high 22 points in the second half as Greece Athena (No. 13 NYSSWA Class A) outscored Greece Arcadia, 43-11, for its eighth consecutive victory. The senior guard hit eight shots from inside the arc and a pair of three-pointers. Junior guard Melvin Council, Jr. netted all 11 of his points in the second and third quarters combined. For Greece Arcadia, Anthony Stephenson had all 11 of his team-high points in the first half. The sophomore guard went 7-of-7 from the free throw line. Other scorers- Greece Athena: Austin Brown (7), DeAndre Newsome (6), Robert Mitchell, Jr. (6), Isaiah Brock (4), R.J. Vignari (3), Tyler Curtis (3), Brandon Smith (3), Noah Horn (3), Johnny Salone (3), Terrell Wilson, Jr. (2), Greece Arcadia: Cooper LaValley (6), Sean Crowell (4), Travers MacNeal (4), Elijah Barnard (2), Adam Hurlbutt (2), Evan Insley (2), Casey Amato (2).

PENFIELD (5-11) 44
RUSH-HENRIETTA (9-8) 54
Shamire Broyld scored a game-high 14 points as Rush-Henrietta snapped a two-game losing streak. The senior forward went 4-of-5 from the free throw line. Tim Jackson and Charles Bowden both contributed 13 points. Junior guard Javonte Williams chipped in 10 of his own. For Penfield, senior guard Patrick Piampiano scored all 12 of his team-high points in the second half in an attempt to rally from a 27-14 deficit. Other scorers- Rush-Henrietta: Tyshawn Searight (4), Penfield: RJ Green (6), RJ Wilkins (6), Dan Vercruysse (6), Javian Monroe (5), Jayden Bulger (3), Tyler Salmon (3), Ethan Fici (2), Ryan Wensley (1).

HILTON (12-3) 68
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (7-9) 57
Tah’Jae Hill netted 14 of his game-high 26 points in the second half as Hilton outscored Webster Schroeder, 33-30 and recorded its fifth win in the last six games. The junior guard hit seven shots from inside the arc and went 9-of-13 from the free throw line. Senior forward Mitchell Carr scored 15 points, knocked down three long-range shots, and went 4-of-4 from the foul line. Junior guard Colin Burkis hit four three-pointers en route to 14 points. For Webster Schroeder, Josh Hauman knocked down four shots from beyond the arc in the second quarter. The junior guard finished with a team-high 14 points. Sophomore guard Luke Insley had all 12 of his points in the second and third quarters combined as the Webster Schroeder Warriors outscored the Hilton Cadets, 35-24. Collin Donnelly and Colin Merkey each netted 10.  Other scorers- Hilton: Najier Daniels (7), Noah Malta (5), Jason Story (1), Webster Schroeder: JoJo Plummer (6), Nick Hauman (5).

IRONDEQUOIT (10-4) 59
GATES-CHILI (14-2) 62
Devin Walton scored 10 of his team-high 16 points in the second half as Gates-Chili outscored Irondequoit, 30-27, for its eighth consecutive victory. The junior guard knocked down three shots from beyond the arc and grabbed six rebounds. Keith Slack netted all 15 of his points in the first and fourth quarters combined. The senior guard went 5-of-6 from the free throw line and handed out four assists. Sophomore forward Adam Williams hit four three-pointers en route to 14 points and collected four assists. For Irondequoit, Kennan Robertson scored 13 of his game-high 21 points in the second half. The sophomore forward hit nine shots from inside the arc and went 3-of-4 from the foul line. Senior guard Freddie June, Jr. netted three of his four long-range shots in the first quarter and finished with 16 points. Senior guard Josh Stenglein contributed 12 points. Irondequoit won the first meeting between the Monroe County Division II rivals. Other scorers- Gates-Chili: Damari McCutchen (6), Mair Morrison (6), Tre Green (4), Mitchell Harris (1), Irondequoit: Kenny Gonzalez (8), Jack Brennan (2).

CANANDAIGUA (0-16) 50
WEBSTER THOMAS (8-8) 58
Junior guard Dannie Palmer contributed six of his 13 points in the second quarter as Webster Thomas outscored Canandaigua, 12-7 and held on to a 25-21 halftime lead to snap a two-game losing streak. Senior guard Garret Reeves netted eight of his 11 points in the third period as the Webster Thomas Titans outscored the Canandaigua Braves, 16-14, for a 41-35 edge. In the fourth quarter, the Titans went 8-of-9 at the foul line to seal the game. Junior forward Andrew Mason added 12 points and Nick Linder chipped in seven of his own. For Canandaigua, senior guard Chris Kurowski poured in 18 of his game-high 24 points in the second half. Senior Andrew Boseck scored nine of his 11 in the fourth quarter. The Titans were 16-of-25 from the free throw line and the Braves were 14-for-23. Other scorers: Canandaigua – Casey Herod (6), Mitch Pfeiffer (4) and Ryan Welch (6). Thomas – Tyler Williams (6), Aristo Vista (4), Stephen Katz (2) and Evan Mitchell (3).

PITTSFORD MENDON (14-0) 85
BRIGHTON (4-10) 50
Michael Harrington finished with a team-high 18 points at the end of the third quarter as Pittsford Mendon (No. 3 NYSSWA Class A) had a 71-30 lead and stayed undefeated. The senior guard knocked down four shots from beyond the arc and grabbed eight rebounds. Senior guard Connor Krapf hit three long-range shots as part of his 13 points. Senior forward Daniel Cook recorded his 13th double-double of the season with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Jacob Shadders netted three shots from beyond the arc en route to 11 points. The sophomore guard dished out eight assists. For Brighton, junior guard Agathia Visveswaran knocked down three long-range shots and scored a team-high 11 points. Other scorers- Pittsford Mendon: Charles Bennett (7), Kyle Hennessey (7), Kevin Keneally (5), Nate Strauf (5), Isaiah Cotton (4), Caleb Arena (3), Brighton: Chase Seibold (8), Nathan Martin (7), Nate Sponsel (6), Lukas Stanat (5), Matthew Falter (4), Calvin Tourangeau (4), Stevie McCloud (2), Jack Falter (2), Najeeb Awad (1).

VICTOR (4-11) 50
FAIRPORT (11-4) 90
Fairport jumped to a 23-11 first quarter lead as part of their second win in a row. Junior forward Stefan Milonkovic scored 14 of his game-high 22 points in the second and fourth quarters combined. Senior Andre Starks netted 12, Colin Bucenec contributed 11, and Vanzell Johnson chipped in 10. The Fairport Red Raiders had a 63-41 lead entering the fourth quarter. For Victor, Matt Caggiano scored six points in the second quarter and went 3-of-4 from the free throw line. The junior guard finished the game with 17 points. Sophomore center Connor Williams had seven points. Jon Crowley and Jeremy Summerson each chipped in six. Other scorers: Victor – Chase Dickens (2), Tyler Buddendeck (2), Jake Gauthier (4), Will Tehan (2), Phil Nwugwo (4). Fairport – Fairport – Ryan Kennedy (5), Drew Johnston (5), Brett Heininger (7), Ryan Lucey (5), Max Molisani (2) and Colin Espada (9).

GREECE OLYMPIA (7-7) 65
EASTRIDGE (9-8) 63
Jeff Jung, Jr. made the go-ahead lay up with 0.6 seconds remaining as Greece Olympia snapped its two-game losing streak. The senior guard finished with a team-high 14 points as the Greece Olympia Spartans overcame a second-half deficit. Sophomores Darnell Williams and Collin James each contributed 13 points. For Eastridge, senior forward Jahmel Demery netted nine of his 19 points in the first quarter. Junior guard Tony Arnold scored 10 in the fourth quarter and finished with 13. Other scorers- Greece Olynpia: Ehnoc Tossah (10), Wesley Elmore (9), Torian Sheppard (4), Zahir Greene (2), Eastridge: Davahn Velazquez (9), Jaden Keech (8), Adrian Rodgers (4), Jalan Young (3), Terrence Reid (3), Jordan Capers (2), Jalen Rose-Hannah (2).

BISHOP KEARNEY (6-11) 72
UPREP (6-8) 84
Jakhi Lucas scored 13 of his team-high 27 points in the third quarter when UPrep stretched a 12-point halftime lead to 17. Lucas connected on two of his four 3-pointers in the quarter. The senior guard hit 11 shots from the floor and finished 3-of-4 from the free-throw line for the night. Teammate Kayshawn Ross added 18 points, and Christian Edwards-Jefferson had 14 for the Griffins who have won two of three. Na’Zea Folks had nine. Bishop Kearney’s Kidtrell Blocker led all scorers with 29 points. BK’s Miles Monchecourt added 21, and Michael Gentile had 15. Kearney outscored UPrep 26-16 in the fourth quarter. Other scorers: Kearney – TJ Tytler (4), Antwan Williams (2) and Wilfredo Sanchez (1). UPrep – Harold Boggs McCullough (3), Kendrick Cheysahd (3) and Raekwon Dargan (8).

CHARLES G. FINNEY (15-2) 78
LIMA CHRISTIAN (3-14) 34
Eighth-grader Markus Robinson netted a team-high 16 points as Charles G. Finney (No. 7 NYSSWA CLASS C) won its fourth straight game. Senior guard Keegan Ocorr contributed 13 of his own. Senior forward Xavier Smith had 12 points and freshman guard James Sidorishin chipped in 10. For Lima Christian, junior guard John Gretzinger scored a game-high 17 points. Senior guard Jacob Appleton had 10.Other scorers- Charles G. Finney: Caleb Anger (7), Matt Magliato (7), Tremell Hale (4), Jake Torell (4), Jadon Marques (3), Josh Taylor (2), Lima Christian: Kasey Gilbert (5), Gideon Fiegl (2)

ROCHESTER ACADEMY (5-10) 53
AVON (14-2) 94
Senior guard Connor Taylor recorded his ninth triple-double of the season with 16 points, 15 rebounds, and 14 assists as Avon (No. 9 NYSSWA Class C) surged out to a 28-9 first quarter lead en route to its fourth straight win. Junior center Nick Rowland tallied a double-double of 20 points and 13 rebounds. Taylor and Rowland both played under 20 minutes. Junior guard Tyler Dailey netted 18 points and senior Padraig Coyne contributed 12. Freshman center Zach Colvin scored eight points and collected five rebounds. The Avon Braves had a 51-16 lead at halftime. For Rochester Academy, sophomore forward Albert Tomlin knocked down a school-record eight three-pointers and finished the game with 31 points. Sophomore guard Daniel Garcia netted 10 and junior forward Joseph Vazquez chipped in 6 of his own.

WATERLOO (10-6) 65
MYNDERSE (7-9) 58
Derek Slywka scored 16 of his game-high 20 points after the first quarter as Waterloo rallied from an 18-16 deficit for its second win in a row. The senior guard hit seven shots from inside the arc. Julian Ruiz netted 11 of his 16 points in the second half as the Waterloo Indians outscored Mynderse, 37-25. The junior guard knocked down three long-range shots and went 4-of-4 from the free throw line. Junior John Lawrence had nine points in the final two quarters and finished with 13. Sophomore guard Kyle Slywka chipped in 10. For Mynderse, junior guard Griffin Herron scored a team-high 15 points and went 6-of-8 at the foul line. Jake Smith and Darren Miller each contributed 10 points. Other scorers- Waterloo: Joel Kraft (4), Ethan Hunt (1), JaiQuon Lewis (1), Mynderse: Troy Kabat (5), Sal Franzone (5), Nick Jones (1).

KENDALL (7-9) 75
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-16) 59
Nathan Warters poured in a game-high 33 points as Kendall snapped its two-game losing streak. The senior guard swiped four steals, blocked three shots, handed out three assists, and collected a rebound. Senior John Rath scored 18 points, dished out nine assists, and grabbed three rebounds. Junior forward Mason Kuhn contributed 11 points, four rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Senior center Hunter Menze chipped in four points, hauled in eight rebounds, gave out an assist, and blocked a shot. For Wheatland-Chili, freshman guard Taevon Wormley scored a team-high 20 points. Freshman Aaron Lund netted 16 of his own. Other scorers- Kendall: Dale Steffen (7), Tyler Wright-Dunkle (2), Wheatland-Chili: Brian Napier (8), Jose Rivera (6), Jordan Richards (5), Desmond Walker (4).

HOLLEY (3-13) 47
BYRON-BERGEN (6-9) 64
Junior center Chad Green scored 17 points as Byron-Bergen snapped its three-game losing streak. Senior forward Anthony DiQuattro contributed 16. Junior guard Alexander Brumsted had 15 points of his own. Other scorers- Byron-Bergen: Lucas Stucchio (7), Rick Hubbard (4), Nicolas Baubie (2), Daren Barron (2), Joshua Hohn (1).

BRADFORD (5-10) 51
HAMMONDSPORT (6-11) 43
Bradford held the lead at the end of each quarter en route to snapping its three-game losing streak. Junior center Jordan Sutryk led the Bradford Braves with a game-high 21 points. For Hammondsport, junior forward CJ Hill scored a team-high 11. Senior Parker Watson contributed eight points, Alex Davis chipped in three, and Nigel Snyder had two in their final home game. Next up for both teams is the Steuben County Tournament.

LYNDONVILLE (15-1) 52
ELBA (14-3) 41
Jon Boyce and Colton Dillon scored 16 points apiece for Elba which saw its 10-game win streak snapped. Greyson Huntington added five in a losing effort. The win was the fifth straight for Lyndonville.

BROCKPORT (7-8) 54
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (9-7) 67
Sutherland’s Kevin Ryan scored a game-high 16 points with two assists, three blocks and six rebounds. John Luther finished with 15 points, two assists and three rebounds. Matt Panara added 11 points as well as an assist and six rebounds. Ben DiGiovanni also had 11 points and had six assists, two blocks and four rebounds. Sutherland shot 51 percent from the field. Brockport’s Willie Ball scored a team-high 12 points and had one assist and two rebounds. Shamar Lee had 10 points with four assists and three rebounds. Samuel Velletri added 10 points and had three assists and three rebounds. Other scorers: Sutherland- John Messina (8), Patrick Sanna (4), Stratton Hancey (2). Brockport- Ishmael Hannah (9), Esten Schalge (5), Kyle Palka (3), Kevin Lawrenz (3), Troy Leibert (2).

GENEVA (10-7) 45
PENN YAN (8-9) 48

MIDLAKES (6-11) 53
PALMYRA-MACEDON (2-14) 56

ANDOVER (9-8) 67
HINSDALE (4-9) 66
Andover’s Chris Calladine scored a team-high 28 points and had two assists, eight rebounds, two blocks and four steals. Preston Ordway had 17 points with two assists, one rebound and two steals. Marc Givens had eight points with two assists, four rebounds and two steals. Chris Walker also had eight points with four assists, eight rebounds and four steals. Other scorers: Andover- Colby Walker (2), Grady Terhune (2), Spencer Cook (2).

WHITESVILLE (0-15) 22
SCIO (11-4) 54

FRIENDSHIP (1-16) 33
HOUGHTON (4-7) 64

PEMBROKE (7-9) 51
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (8-7) 64

ALEXANDER (11-4) 54
ATTICA (10-6) 64

HORNELL (10-5) 45
LIVONIA (5-8) 44

BATH-HAVERLING (7-9) 58
DANSVILLE (6-9) 68

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