BOYS
SPENCERPORT (0-3) 58
WEBSTER THOMAS (3-0) 64 OT
Jackson Kulik didn’t have to worry about fatigue going into the second half of Tuesday’s Monroe County Division II matchup. Having picked up his second foul with 3:08 to go in the first quarter, Kulik spent the next 11-plus minutes of the game watching from the sidelines. The 6-foot-6 junior made up for lost time. Kulik scored nine of his game-high 27 points in overtime. READ MORE.
VICTOR (3-0) 65
HILTON (0-3) 43
Senior Connor Williams led the way for Victor totaling 19 points. Chase Dickens had 12, Will Tehan scored 10, and Mike Ferraro ended with eight.
BRIGHTON (0-3) 67
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (1-2) 72 (OT)
Jason Gibbs scored nine of his game-high 29 points in the fourth quarter and added another three to lead Churchville-Chili. The sophomore grabbed 11 rebounds for the double-double and handed out four assists. Gibbs connected 11 times from the floor, all via lay-up. Robert Munding added 17 points in the win including six in the extra period. Davian Pride had 11 points, and McAndrew Bean chipped in six. Gideon Todd (3), Colin Curley (2), Amir Thomas (2) and Joaquon Thomas, Jr. (2) also contributed for the Saints. Aidan Lazenby led Brighton with 22 points. Troy McPherson connected three times from behind the 3-point arc and finished with 15 points for the Bruins. Nathan Martin had 14. Tyler Ortiz (8), Andrew Falter (5) and Thomas Passawe (3) also scored for the Bruins.
CANANDAIGUA (2-1) 74
BROCKPORT (0-3) 59
GRECCE ODYSSEY (0-2) 33
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (2-2) 94
Honeoye Falls-Lima had a well-balanced scoring attack as six Cougars scored in double-figures. Nolan Smith and Reece Joint led the way with 16 each. Preston Huff ended with 12, Patrick Lustyk and Tyler Emerson each added 11, and Josh Vogt chipped in 10. Other scorers – Honeoye Falls-Lima: Charlie Kirby (8), Mason Wanzenried (6), JT Killenbec (2), and Ben Carson (2). Zack Knowles led Odyssey with a team-high 13 points. Other scorers – Greece Odyssey: Adam Kirkarian (9), Jabril Green (6), Josh Colon (2), Robert Lovall (2), and Maron McDonald (1)
GREECE ATHENA (1-2) 46
PITTSFORD MENDON (4-0) 69
Luke Hoyser’s 21 led Mendon to its fourth straight win to begin the season. Hoyser had eight of his points in the third quarter where Mendon outscored Greece Athena 22-12. Jacob Shadders was second on the team with 18 points to go along with seven rebounds and five assists. Other scorers – Pittsford Mendon: Jackson Green (12), Will Connor’s (9), Kidder Lindley (4), Eric Knowl (3), and Trey Wallman (2). James Reaves Jr. paced the Athena offense with a team-high 19 points with 10 of them coming in the fourth quarter. Other scorers – Athena: Kenny Freeman (6), Jason Jones (5), Tyler Simmons (5), Trashawn Jackson-Smith (4), and Zandyr Meakin (2)
GATES-CHILI (3-0) 67
FAIRPORT (0-3) 65 (OT)
Senior Adam Williams recorded a 20-point double-double in the third straight Gates-Chili win. Williams finished with 21 points and 15 rebounds on 9-of-15 shooting including three makes beyond the arc. Devon Payton led Gates-Chili in points with 26 alongside five rebounds, three assists, and four steals. Payton scored 20 of his 26 points in the second half. Other scorers – Gates-Chili: Kobe McCray (10), Andrew Newcombe (8), and Cameron Brown (2). Captain Jack McDonald had a team-high 28 points for Fairport including seven in the fourth quarter. Alex Hill finished with 12 points and scored at least on bucket in all five quarters of play. Other scorers – Fairport: Derek Howe (7), Matt Terzo (7), Jake Koonmen (6), Wallace Rahnmaan (2), Andrew Smith (2), and Bill Meagher (1).
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (3-1) 61
GREECE ARCADIA (0-3) 40
Jake Priessier, Jaylen Moorehead, and Sam Pisanelli headed a three-man attack that combined for 43 points. Moorehead led the team with 15, and Pisanelli and Priesser each had 14. Priesser scored all 14 of his points in the first half as Sutherland led 27-15 at the half. Other scorers – Sutherland: Will Klenk (6), Shane Leonard (4), Matt Taylor (4), Will Postler (2), and Patrick Smelt (1). No Titan scored in double-figures for Greece Arcadia. Latrell Rowe and Adam Hurlbutt led the team with eight points. Other scorers – Arcadia: Mike Bolger (6), Vinnie Cacia (6), Ryan Mineo (5), Gave Taylor (4), and Dana Bolger (3)
GREECE OLYMPIA (0-2) 51
BATAVIA (4-0) 62
Stone Siverling closed out Olympia with six points in the fourth quarter as he was on his way to a 19-point performance. Zach Gilebato scored a game-high 22 points as he scored five or more points in every quarter. Other scorers – Batavia: Alex Hale (12), Faraz Idrees (5), Luke Rogers (2), and Carter McFollins (2). Nate Miller III, Tamar Roundtree, and Darrell Williams combined for 45 of Olympia’s 51. Miller had a team-high 18 points, Roundtree totaled 15, and Williams added in 12 with eight in the fourth. Other scorers – Olympia: Ricky Hill (3), and Jovon Barfield (3)
YORK (1-1) 103
MOUNT MORRIS (0-2) 52
York had a season-high 37 points in the first quarter behind 14 from James Kennedy. Kennedy finished with 16 with all of them coming in the first half. Maddox Timothy added 15 points while making three three-pointers. York outscored Mount Morris by nine points or more in each quarter. York also finished with 15 made three’s. Other scorers – York: Tyler Brady (12), Austin Flynn (11), and Jake Pangrazio (10). For Mount Morris, Stephen Somers had a team-high 18 points. Payton Bounds totaled nine and freshman Mason Santini had six.
KESHEQUA (0-2) 57
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (3-0) 73
Evan Raniewicz and Caledonia-Mumford jumped out to an early 23-12 lead and never looked back. Raniewicz ended with a game-high 18 points alongside seven rebounds and five assists. Kyle Wade stuffed the stat sheet with 17 points, seven assists, seven rebounds, and six steals. Nate Howard recorded a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Caledonia-Mumford played with intensity and got out into transition and scored easy buckets. Other scorers – Caledonia-Mumford: Mark Poles-Harrison (8), and Mason Nusbickel (7). Keshequa was led by Wyatt Burnett who scored 13 points. Riley Reese ended with nine points and Tyler Mallaber finished with eight.
WARSAW (0-2) 30
PERRY (1-1) 54
MARION (0-4) 26
LYONS (4-0) 91
Justin Smith Jr. and JC Walker combined for 40 points as Lyons exploded for its second 90 point performance of the year. Smith Jr. had a team-high 22 points on all two-point field goals. Walker finished with 18 points with eight of them in the third quarter. Jay Battle chipped in 14 with 10 coming in the second quarter. Other scorers – Lyons: Nate Henry (8), Jahteez Barber (8), Jaiden Lopez (5), Horace Betts IV (4), Ahmir James (4), Matt Briggs (3), Jymeer Linzy (3), and Quintin Franklin (2). Junior Logan Evans led the four Marion scorers with nine points. Alex Russell totaled eight, Mark Phillips ended with six, and Anthony Whitney chipped in 3.
NORTH ROSE (0-4) 27
WILLIAMSON (3-1) 35
AVON (2-0) 78
LETCHWORTH (1-1) 26
LIVONIA (3-0) 58
LEROY (1-1) 48
GENESEO (2-0) 58
PAVILION (1-1) 41
GENESEE (0-3) 38
CUBA-RUSHFORD (2-1) 59
HORNELL (2-1) 55
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (0-2) 51
ROMULUS (1-2) 46
MIDLAKES (1-1) 57
GIRLS
OUR LADY OF MERCY (3-1) 40
BISHOP KEARNEY (3-0) 54
Kearney came out on top behind 26 points and 15 rebounds from senior Taylor Norris. Mercy was led by 16 points and 10 rebounds from senior Katie Whitaker. READ MORE.
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (3-1) 58
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (1-2) 44
The win was the 500th of his career for HF-L head coach Steve Willoughby.
SODUS (0-4) 16
EAST ROCHESTER (5-0) 58
Zoey Zutes recorded her fifth-straight double-double with a team-high 13 points and 13 rebounds. Zutes added in two steals and two blocks. Samantha Lewis chipped in 10 points alongside six rebounds and five rebounds. Sydney Freiberger grabbed 12 rebounds. Other scorers – East Rochester: Lily Funk (8), Zarriah Eldridge (5), Nevaeh Johnson (5), Emma Romach (4), Freiberger (4), Leah Griffith (3), Lebria Hickman (3), Paulina Lexer (2), and Hannah Griffith (1)
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (0-2) 31
ADDISON (1-2) 43
RED CREEK (1-2) 40
LYONS (2-2) 48
Caitlyn McDonald and Alicia Morrison each had a double-double as Lyons gets back to .500. McDonald had a game-high 16 points alongside 12 rebounds and three steals. Morrison finished with 10 points and 14 rebounds. Other scorers – Lyons: Latavia Blaisdell (7), Jayla Bell (6), Imani Harder (5), Abby Gravino (2), and Riley Decola (2). Isabella Wilbur led Red Creek with 14 points to go along with five rebounds and three steals. Other scorers – Red Creek: Mackenzie Ferguson (9), Jessie Bolton (8), Mady Sanzotta (5), and Riley Shaffer (4)
WILLIAMSON (1-3) 34
NORTH ROSE (3-1) 55
ALEXANDER (3-0) 48
ATTICA (2-1) 47
Hailie Kramer and Natalie Whitmore combined for 27 points as Alexander won the battle of unbeaten’s. Kramer ended with 14 while Whitmore totaled 13. Other scorers – Alexander: Alyssa Kramer (9), Ally Mileham (7), Emma Kramer (3), and Melanie Pohl (2)
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (3-1) 50
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-4) 19
Sophomore Amelia McCulley led Batvia-Notre Dame in scoring for the fourth straight game. McCulley ended with a season-high 25 points and a team-high five assists. Lindsey Weidman recorded a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds. Notre Dame has now won three straight. Other scorers – Notre Dame: Sarah McGinnis (6), Emma Sisson (4), Avelin Tomidy (2), Maggie Woodruff (2), and Judah Macdonald (1)
ANDOVER (1-3) 11
WELLSVILLE (2-1) 46
HAMMONDSPORT (0-3) 29
ALFRED-ALMOND (2-1) 39
ARKPORT (2-1) 31
PRATTSBURGH/AVOCA (3-0) 79
Kendra Pinckney and Lucia D’Arpino each finished with 23 points to keep Prattsburgh/Avoca unbeaten. Riley Stowe, Colby Santillo, and Morgan Edwards all scored eight points. Kamryn Edwards had five, and Susie Moore chipped in four.
KENDALL (2-2) 36
ELBA (4-0) 66
Brynn Walczak led Elba with a team-high 24 points. Walczak has scored 20 or more points in all four wins this year. Leah Bezon added a season-high 12 points. there scorers – Elba: Taylor Augello (10), Dakota Brinkman (10), Maddie Muehlig (7), Rachel Walls (2), and Georgia Luft (1)
CAMPBELL/SAVONA (0-2) 14
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (3-0) 73
Canisteo-Greenwood led 23-1 after the first quarter behind an 11 point quarter from freshman Lillian Mullen. Mullen finished with a gam-high 24 points. Savannah Amburski followed up Mullen’s performance with 19 of her own. Amburski had at least four in every quarter with seven in the fourth quarter. This was the second time that Canisteo-Greenwood has scored over 70 points this season. Other scorers – Canisteo-Greenwood: Elaine Roach (10), Brooke Burd (8), Ashley Allen (7), Martine Buijs (3), and Destiny Reese (2). Braxton Elliot led the struggling Campbell/Savona offense with six points. Tiana Hayner, Cierra Machuga, and Natalie Drumm all score two points. Karissa Champion and Ashlyn Strathon each had one.
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