MONROE (3-9) 85
FRANKLIN (6-7) 91 OT
Tyrone House and Kentonio Kelly combined for eight points in overtime as Franklin rallied from a 49-26 halftime deficit to snap a two-game skid. The Quakers outscored the Monroe Red Jackets, 65-36, in the second half, including 13-7 in overtime. After being held scoreless in the opening period, the senior trio of House, Kelly and Tahjir King combined for 68 points. Kelly led with a game-high 24, including 15 after intermission. The senior forward corralled 14 boards as well. King netted 10 points in the third quarter as the Quakers outscored the Red Jackets, 32-21. For the game, the senior forward had 23 along with eight rebounds and seven assists. House poured 19 of his 21 in the second half, including 11 in the fourth quarter. The senior forward grabbed 11 boards. Jaylin Jordan added 10 points. For Monroe, Jabez Thompson led five players in double figures with 23 points. Jahmir Bloom scored 18 and Axel Mejias 16. Amariyon Johnson pitched in eight of his 10 points in the second half. Other scorers – Franklin: Dayvion Scott (9), Teriq Johnson (2), Gary Simms (2), Monroe: Ezekiel Williams (4)
VERTUS (4-8) 48
WORLD OF INQUIRY (3-10) 58
Romel Brown scored all 20 of his points after the opening period as World of Inquiry snapped a three-game losing streak. The junior guard knocked down four long-range shots and 4-of-5 free throws. Jahlil Bell netted 5-of-6 from the charity stripe as part of his 14 points. For Vertus, Quanmay Early scored 20 points in three quarters. Other scorers – World of Inquiry: Kevonne Fountain (6), Amir Hobbs (6), Amani McCray (6), Vertus: Jason Davis (6), Jarel Dixon (6), Xalen Lucas (6), Justin Smith (4), Rashawn Williams (4), Tyreese McMillan-Harris (2)
EDISON TECH (4-9) 73
BISHOP KEARNEY (3-12) 67
Shaheem Ellis, Jr. netted 22 of his game-high 25 points in the first three quarters to lead Edison Tech. The junior guard made four three-pointers and 5-of-6 free throws. Ellis dished out 10 assists, collected six boards and swiped three steals as well. Mike Morgan scored all 20 of his points in the first, third and fourth periods combined. The sophomore guard grabbed six rebounds. Torrean Lewis notched a double-double of 10 points and 12 boards. For Bishop Kearney, Miles Monchecourt netted eight of his team-high 18 points in the final period. Miles Rose had nine of his 14 points in the second quarter as the Kings outscored the Inventors, 20-10. Antwan Williams pitched in all 13 of his points after the first quarter. Other scorers – Edison Tech: Chaheim Fowlks (8), Nahjhime Kirton (8), Andy Larancuent (2), Bishop Kearney: Deiontray Dixon (9), Michael Gentile (8), Wilfredo Sanchez (3)
ROCHESTER ACADEMY (7-5) 61
CHARLES G. FINNEY (7-8) 79
Markus Robinson took off for 51 points and and 17 rebounds to lead Charles G. Finney to its third straight victory. The freshman guard has poured in 50 points in seven games this season. For Rochester Academy, Albert Tomlin reached a career milestone of 1,000 points. For the game, the junior forward netted 25 points. Tomlin now has 1,017 career varsity points. Other scorers – Charles G. Finney: Matt Magliato (6), Justice Smith (6), Connor Torrell (6), Cairo Vargas (6), Connor McIntyre (2), James Sidorishin (2), Rochester Academy: Deonte Major (9), Qumauri Thompson (9), Joseph Vazquez (7), Shia Patton (5), Jaylen Duval (3)
BUFFALO EAST (VI) 83
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (12-1) 90 2OT
Northstar Christian held the Panthers to one point in the final four minutes, as opposed to its eight. When the final buzzer sounded, the Knights came away with a hard-fought, 90-83 victory. READ MORE.
GREECE ARCADIA (0-13) 62
BRIGHTON (5-7) 66
Matthew Falter scored 14 of his game-high 20 points in the first half as Brighton won its second straight. The senior guard connected on 11-of-13 free throws. Thomas Passawe scored 12 points in three quarters. Sam Tourangeau added all 10 of his points after the opening period in which Brighton led, 16-10. For Greece Arcadia, Anthony Stephenson scored nine of his team-high 19 points in the third quarter. Gabriel Taylor had 11 points. Other scorers – Brighton: Lukas Stanat (9), Aiden Lazenby (7), Olin Stanat (6), Nathan Martin (2), Greece Arcadia: Adrian Ortiz (8), Jerell Robinson (8), Evan Insley (6), Vincent Cacia (5), Adam Hurlbutt (3), Cooper LaValley (2)
BROCKPORT (8-6) 57
GREECE ATHENA (7-7) 74
Tre Jackson scored 15 of his game-high 17 points in the second and third quarters combined to lead Greece Athena to its fourth win in five games. Kenny Freeman netted 16 points and Austin Brown 13. DeAndre Newsome added eight of his 11 points in the first half as Greece Athena took a 39-31 lead into the locker room. For Brockport, Esten Schalge and Oscar Vandetta scored 12 points apiece. Samuel Velletri netted 11. Other scorers – Greece Athena: Jake Cerone (8), Edgardo Ortiz (3), Tyler Curtis (2), Jahon Jones (2), Terell Wilson, Jr. (2), Brockport: Troy Liebert (8), Shamar Lee (5), Jarod Prior (5), Ryan Judd (4)
HILTON (7-6) 53
RUSH-HENRIETTA (7-4) 67
Jevonte Williams netted 13 of his 17 points in the second half to lead Rush-Henrietta to its third win in four games. The senior guard made 5-of-6 free throws. Gabe Wright scored 11 points and RJ Williams 10. For Hilton, TahJae Hill poured in 31 of his game-high 35 points in the first three quarters. The senior guard made 13 of his 14 shots from inside the arc and 6-of-7 free throws. Other scorers – Rush-Henrietta: Christopher Sleeper (9), Charles Bowden (7), Eddie Beverly (6), Jalen House (5), Mason Giorgione (2), Hilton: Greyson Trubia (7), Nick Graziano (4), Landon Ciliberto (2), Jason Story (2), Najier Daniels (1), Ryan Kurtz (1), Preston Prince (1)
VICTOR (13-0) 61
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (4-10) 46
Victor held Webster Schroeder to nine points in both the first and third quarters to remain undefeated. CJ James and Connor Williams scored 14 points apiece. James netted 10 in the fourth quarter while Williams made seven field goals. Matt Caggiano had seven of his 13 points in the third period. Chase Dickens scored 11 in three quarters. For Webster Schroeder, Luke Insley and JoJo Plummer netted 10 points apiece. Other scorers – Victor: Phil Nwugwo (4), Will Stone (3), Will Tehan (2), Webster Schroeder: Ky’Mere Meeks (7), James Knox (5), Jaeden Cortes (3), Ethan Fame (3), Josh Hauman (3), Evan DeMocker (3)
GREECE ODYSSEY (8-5) 61
EASTRIDGE (12-2) 84
The Lancers (12-2) scored just 16 points in the first quarter but poured in 34 in the second, making 13 field goals and outscoring the Leopards by 22 over the eight-minute period. READ MORE.
CANANDAIGUA (3-8) 55
GATES-CHILI (7-6) 59
Terrace Walker, Jr. scored nine of his game-high 16 points in the final period to lead Gates-Chili to its fifth straight win. Mitchell Harris netted 13 points and Adam Williams 10. For Canandaigua, Joey Urlacher led with 12 points. Casey Herod and Luke Pawlicki added 10 apiece. Other scorers – Gates-Chili: Mair Morrison (8), Devin Walton (8), Kobe McCray (3), Canandaigua: Bryan Boldrin (8), Cody Aikey (5), Nick Ferris (5), Derek Andrews (3), Nick Brunelli (2)
PENFIELD (10-3) 58
FAIRPORT (7-6) 33
Penfield had its season-best statistical defensive outing Friday night, holding Fairport to 33 points in a road win. READ MORE.
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (4-9) 74
WEBSTER THOMAS (7-6) 78
Andrew Mason exploded for 22 points in the fourth quarter as Webster Thomas rallied from a 16-point deficit with 5:30 left in the game. The senior guard made 8-of-8 free throws and four of his 10 three-pointers in the quarter. For the game, Mason poured in 42 points. Evan Mitchell added 12 points and Dannie Palmer 11. For Chuchville-Chili, Kamerin Poromon made seven of his 10 shots from inside the arc as part of his 23 points. John Keele scored 17 points and Marcus Postell 13. Other scorers – Webster Thomas: Jackson Kulik (9), Tyler Williams (3), Aristo Visca (1), Churchville-Chili: Griffin Stella (8), Colin Contrell (6), John Bagley (5), Noah Satter (2)
SPENCERPORT (5-9) 43
IRONDEQUOIT (10-3) 75
Keenan Robertson made nine of his 10 field goals from inside the arc as part of his 22 points for Irondequoit. The junior forward poured 20 points in the second and third quarters combined. Nick Leonardo netted three long-range shots en route to 11 points. Amauri Smith (8), Jason Jacobs, Jr. (6), Luke Melidona (6), Rowan McGwin (6), Jake O’Sullivan (5), Connor Shafer (5), Josh Rizzo (3), Jordan Kimble (2) and Paris Holmes (1) rounded out the scoring for the Eagles.
BATAVIA (9-3) 66
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (6-7) 55 2OT
Alex Hale scored six of Batavia’s 11 points in the second overtime to lead the Blue Devils to their fourth win in five games. For the game, Hale had nine points. Zach Gilebarto was the leading scorer with 13 points and went 6-of-6 from the charity stripe. Stone Silvering, Caeden White and Camden White scored 12 points apiece. Silvering corralled nine rebounds and Camden White eight. For Honeoye Falls-Lima, Patrick Lustyk scored 14 of his game-high 21 points in the second half as the Cougars held a 28-21 lead. Josh Vogt netted 11 of his 19 points after intermission. Other scorers – Batavia: Max Rapone (6), Luke Grammatico (2), Honeoye Falls-Lima: Nolan Smith (6), Alexander Fatone (5), Hayden Smith (3)
BRADFORD (11-4) 84
LIMA CHRISTIAN (1-11) 29
ROCHESTER PREP (5-9) 63
GREECE OLYMPIA (1-12) 50
Jaquis Robinson poured 17 of his game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter to lead Rochester Prep to its third straight win. Jalil Morris netted 14 points and Josh Heath 10. For Greece Olympia, Nate Miller III scored a team-high 16 points. Trevari Sharpton-Clark added 13. Other scorers – Rochester Prep: Jalen English (8), Jacques Conde (2), Greece Olympia: Ehnoc Tossah (9), Makyle Murdock (6), Yasin Omar (3)
MARCUS WHITMAN (9-5) 44
LIVONIA (8-5) 46
Steffan Gwyn scored a team-high 14 points and made the go-ahead layup with seven seconds left to lift Livonia. Alex Minnehan netted 13 points and snatched nine boards. Troy Galbraith tallied a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds. For Marcus Whitman, Liam Prendergast made eight field goals as part of his game-high 17 points. Noah Hildreth netted three long-range shots en route to 11 points. Other scorers – Livonia: Shawn Minnehan (5), Noah Fasso (2), Caleb Gardner (2), Marcus Whitman: Ryan Herod (6), Seth Benedict (3), Jordan Lahue (3), Zack Lovejoy (2), Aidan Royston (2)
WELLSVILLE (8-6) 46
HORNELL (11-3) 45
Maxwell Jusianiec poured in a game-high 30 points, including the go-ahead three-pointer with seven seconds left, to lead Wellsville. The junior forward reached a career milestone of 1,000 points as well. After Friday’s game, Jusianiec has 1,010 varsity points.
How about this?
With under seven seconds left to play, and the game on the line with a 45-43 deficit on the board, Jusianiec put the dagger down from Main Street Alfred to give Wellsville the lead, and ultimately the 46-45 victory over Hornell.
Just an incredible shot. #SectionV pic.twitter.com/MNnlyiTXlk— Chris Brooks (@iAmBrooksie) January 25, 2020
ROMULUS (6-7) 49
HAMMONDSPORT (6-6) 51
GENESEO (10-4) 70
MOUNT MORRIS (5-7) 66
Jansel Martinez and Luis Saez scored 20 points apiece for Mount Morris. Martinez dished out seven assists while Saez swiped seven steals. Martinez’s 20 points were a career-high. Stephen Somers added 14 points. Joe Pagano had two points and eight boards. Alexis Crespo (6) and Rowan Gross (4) rounded out the scoring for Mount Morris. Noah Reilly and Adam Wright combined for 52 of Geneseo’s 70 points.
Quote from Mount Morris head coach Brian Stout:
“We played one of our best games of the year. Our defense continues to get better at the end of games. However, Wright and Reilly combined for 52 points – almost all of them in the paint. The size advantage was a little too much. They (Geneseo) were really patient on offense and pounded the ball inside. Luis Saez did a great job for us answering on the other end. He was attacking the basket and making things happen with a career-high 20 points and seven steals.”
PERRY (9-5) 55
PAVILION (2-10) 41
ADDISON (7-8) 42
BATH-HAVERLING (7-5) 52
MIDLAKES (4-9) 54
PENN YAN (6-6) 60
GENEVA (9-3) 54
WAYNE (11-1) 61
LETCHWORTH (9-4) 64
YORK (8-3) 76
York held Letchworth to nine points in the second quarter and pulled away for a third straight victory. Riley Stella led with 19 points. Timmy LaGeorge scored 17 while James Kennedy had 14. David Cuozzo and Josh Davis added 12 and 11, respectively. For Letchworth, William Shearing netted a game-high 25 points. Jimmy Cole and Brett Vasile scored 14 apiece.
Quote from York head coach Ed Orman, Jr.:
“It was a tough game. Letchworth is hard to guard and has a ton of physicality and skill. We were able to get some stops late in the game and fortunate to knock down some shots. It was a good way to kick off six games in eight days. We will be back at it early in the morning getting ready for another big game tomorrow in Pavilion for the Kurt Kingsley Classic.”
AVON (9-4) 58
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (12-2) 70
Vin Molisani scored a game-high 20 points as Caledonia-Mumford recovered from a 20-8 deficit to win its third straight. The senior guard corralled nine rebounds, handed out three assists and swiped three steals. Kyle Wade netted 15 points along with seven boards and three steals. Noah Carnes scored 14. Joe Laursen notched a double-double of 13 points and 12 rebounds. For Avon, Nick Rowland led with 18 points. Tyler Dailey had nine. Zach Colvin and Jaden Courtemanche added six points apiece.
Quote from Caledonia-Mumford head coach Dan Dickens:
“I thought we did a real nice job of moving the ball better after a slow start. We talked about it being a 32-minute game and being able to handle runs the other team goes on. Noah Carnes and Troy Kolb both gave us some big time energy at times tonight as well.”
DANSVILLE (3-10) 65
LEROY (7-6) 75
Andrew Loftus had a double-double of 21 points and 11 boards as LeRoy snapped a three-game skid. Cody Lytle scored 18 points, corralled nine rebounds and swatted five shots. Ethan Beswick netted 14 points. Jake Hill added 11 points and four rebounds.
PALMYRA-MACEDON (6-6)
MYNDERSE (4-7)
ANDOVER (3-7)
BELFAST (2-9)
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