GIRLS
KATIE SWEETING TOURNAMENT at Brockport
SPENCERPORT (0-1) 38
BRIGHTON (1-0) 43
EASTRIDGE (0-1) 33
BROCKPORT (1-0) 62
Ella Fadale led three in double figures with 18 points, and Brockport advanced to Saturday’s championship game against Brighton. Ava Watt had 13, and Emma Sodoma scored 12. Ariana Guerrero added nine. Maeve Petitti (4), Norah Hall (2), Keira Wilson (2), and Mia Tyndell (2) also scored for Brockport. Eastridge’s Nora Miller led all scorers with 25 points. Lee’Lah Ahsafeen had four. Faith Bauer and Grace Devlin scored two apiece.
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FAIRPORT (0-1) 43
CANANDAIGUA (1-0) 58
Mya Herman poured in 23 points to lead Canandaigua while Kyleigh Chapman and Abbey Herod added 12 and 11 points respectively. Macy Bacon contributed nine points. Liv Schorr had four. Bella Pucci led Fairport with 11 points. Abigail Smith had nine and Ella Meabon eight. Ne’vaeh Buntley (4), Macy Ostrander (4), Amiya Johnson (3), Sarah Hirschler (2) and Riley DeRue (2) also scored for the Red Raiders.
AQUINAS (0-1) 18
WATERLOO (1-0) 65
Giavanna White-Principio scored 18 points to lead Waterloo while Macy Carr had 12 and Addison Bree nine points for the Indians. Natalie DiSanto, Jazzmyn Lewis and Davonti’a Loucks added six apiece. Logan Amidon contributed two points.
PERRY (0-1) 41
LIVONIA (2-0) 64
Kylie Buckley, who scored 37 points in a win earlier this week, followed that performance with 30 points Friday night. Kelsey Stewart and Madison King added nine apiece. Mary Kwak scored six and Libby Kwak had five. Emma King (4) and Madison Roew (1) rounded out the scoring for Livonia. McKenna Kelly paced Perry with 15 points. Leah Fisher had 12 points. Jayden McClurg grabbed 10 rebounds to go with two points and two assists. Hailey Evans had seven rebounds and two assists. Lydia Conaway scored three points.
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (0-2) 23
DANSVILLE (1-0) 55
Dansville’s Abigail Belcher led all scorers with 14 points to go with five rebounds and three assists. Teammate Brielle Caruso finished with 11 points, four rebounds, four assists and five steals. Madison Lee contributed 10 points, five rebounds, five assists, three steals and two blocks. Sidney Stone had eight points and three rebounds. Hazel Nickerson led Cal-Mum with 11 points and six rebounds.
KESHEQUA (2-0) 63
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (0-2) 40
Libby Benner finished with 20 points and 10 rebounds to lead Keshequa to its second straight double-digit win. The sophomore guard added three assists and one steal. Aurora Sabins contributed 16 points and five rebounds in the win. Julia Wilkins had nine points, four rebounds, four assists, five steals and two blocks. Ava Thayer had nine points, seven assists and five steals. Kelsey Davis (7) and Jade Wolfer (2) rounded out the scoring for Keshequa. Madison Levee paced Wayland-Cohocton with 11 points. Mackenzie Pickard and Brooke Lander scored eight apiece. Lauran Mandsfield and Haley Hoyt both scored four. Kloe Azzi (2), Michaela Earley (2) and Jessica Recktenwald (1) also scored for Wayland-Cohocton.
WELLSVILLE (1-0) 60
LETCHWORTH (1-1) 15
Jaelyn Knapp and Marley Adams scored 11 apiece while Sara Reitz added 10 points to lead Wellsville. Makenna Dunbar had nine points. Jaylynn Mess and Emily Costello scored six apiece. Kaylee Coleman had five and Natalie Adams finished with two points.
ATTICA (2-0) 55
AVON (0-1) 24
Madalyn Robinson led four in double figures for Attica which grabbed a 10-3 lead after one quarter on its way to a 29-5 advantage heading into halftime. Emily Gadd, Emily Gersitz and Victoria Walker scored 11 apiece in the win. Gersitz collected eight rebounds and seven steals. Chase Harding finished with six points and six assists. Olivia Colon Mercado had foiur points and eight rebounds. Attica collected 25 teams steals. Avon’s Ali DiFranco paced the Braves with 17 points.
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (0-1) 22
WAYNE (2-0) 49
Allie Cheminti had 14 points and Clara Farya 10 to lead Wayne. Riley Simpson added eight points in the win. Sidnee Burlee and Emily Pratt scored six apiece. Aly Johnson (4) and Kasey Eaaton (1) rounded out the scoring for the Eagles.
LYONS (2-1) 30
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (1-0) 59
CAMPBELL-SAVONA (0-1) 14
BATH-HAVERLING (2-0) 59
Sydney Burns finished with 17 points, 12 rebounds and four steals to lead Bath-Haverling. Meredith Czajkowski paced the offense with 19 points. Gillian Osinski had 11. Natalie Krelie collected nine points, four rebounds, seven steals and two blocks in the win. Madison Coots had three steals and one point. Carla Strasser scored two points.
ARKPORT (1-1) 41
AVOCA/PRATTSBURGH (2-0) 48
ALDEN (VI) 29
PEMBROKE (1-0) 54
ANDOVER 77
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG 29
BOYS
AL MASINO MEMORIAL TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT at Eastridge
NE DOUGLASS (0-1) 47
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (1-0) 53
Kenny Couser and DaiQuon McKinney scored 13 points apiece as Leadership Academy held off a late rally to beat NE Douglass, 53-47 in the opening round of the 2021 Al Masino Memorial Tip-Off Tournament at Eastridge High School. READ MORE.
MONROE (0-1) 61
EASTRIDGE (1-0) 87
As far as first impressions go, Dan Roser’s Eastridge boys’ basketball team may have a difficult time topping Friday night’s opening quarter. Six different players scored during the first eight minutes when the Lancers sprinted to a 30-point advantage. READ MORE.
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MIKE DIANETTI MEMORIAL TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT at Aquinas
GREECE ATHENA (0-1) 67
EDISON TECH (2-1) 81
Marcqell Freeman scored eight of his game-high 18 points in the third quarter when Edison Tech turned a one-possession game into a double-digit lead. Freeman connected on a pair of 3-pointers and hit one more field goal during the period as the Inventors outscored Athena 22-14 for a 59-49 lead heading into the fourth quarter. Freeman also had six assists and four steals in Edison’s second-straight win. Brandon Latson added 14 points. Mike Morgan had 13 and Davijon Lipscomb 11. Sophomore Edmari Binion grabbed 15 rebounds to go with eight points. Jabari Johnson (7), Tyler Bethea (6), Divine Thomas (2) and Zirell Williams (2) also scored for Edison. Izaiah Stewart led Athena with 17 points. Khorie Reaves added 15. Marco DeRubeis and Frankie Oropeza scored eight apiece while James Reaves, Jr. had seven points. Jahon Jones (5), Connor Osier (3), Jaden Madrid (2) and Brandon Krout (2) also scored for Athena.
GLOBAL CONCEPTS (VI) 39
AQUINAS (1-0) 92
Sophomore Mason Blackwood led three in double figures with 21 points including 15 in the first quarter when Aquinas jumped to a 31-16 lead. Blackwood connected seven times from the floor – all in the first half. Myles Blackwood added 13 points and Jack Bleier had 12 for the Li’l Irish who will play Edison Tech in Saturday’s championship game. Malahkie Alston added nine points. Mykel White and Jordan Jordan had eight apiece. Robert McCullough (7) and CJ Cammack (6) also scored. Kobe Torres led Global Concepts with 11 points.
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MTAG TOURNAMENT at Spencerport
GREECE ARCADIA (1-0) 84
GREECE ODYSSEY (0-1) 27
BROCKPORT (0-1) 42
SPENCERPORT (1-0) 63
Senior forward Justin Bryant connected on five 3-pointers including three in the third quarter when Spencerport pulled away. Bryant finished with a game-high 27 points in the win. Jason Marchincin connected twice from long range and added 10 points. Bryon Streb scored seven while Ty Heaton (6), Taron Beachum (5), Te’Jon McCadney (4) and Kyle Milburn (4) also scored for the Rangers. Spencerport hit 12 3-pointers. Francis Nwokonko and Bryce Tydell scored eight apiece to lead Brockport. Justin Sillen and Trey Smith both contributed seven for the Blue Devils. Cooper Hassall (4), Haiden Herring (2), Andrew Wilson (2), Xavier Bauer (2), and Nathan Grego (2) rounded out the scoring for Brockport
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EMHCS (1-0) 74
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (0-1) 63
Antoine McFadden led four in double figures with 22 points. McFadden connected 10 times from the floor in the contest. Julier Ruiz added 15 points. Lavante Brown and Jamuel Guzman scored 11 apiece. Eddy Bermudez had nine, and Sheltere Matos, four. Ryan Garwood connected twice from behind the 3-point arc to lead Northstar with 22 points.
FRANKLIN (0-1) 51
PENFIELD (1-0) 65
Aiden Cook scored 12 of game-high 26 points in the first quarter when Penfield opened an 18-10 lead. Cook connected on three of his four 3-pointers for the game in the opening eight minutes. Matt Karpen added 14 points in the win. Sha’mere Freeman had 14 for Franklin while Dayvion Scott added 13.
HILTON (1-0) 78
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (0-1) 59
Preston Prince scored 14 of his game-high 27 points in the third quarter when Hilton turned a single-possession game into a double-digit advantage. Leading by three, the senior guard connected seven times from the floor during the third when the Cadets outscored Churchville 18-9. Prince finished the game with 10 field goals and hitting 7-of-8 from the free throw line. Greyson Trubia added 17 points while Michael Whelehan had 14. Derek Cavey and Matt Mastowski scored five apiece. Andrew Marean (3) and John Bianchi (2) rounded out the scoring for Hilton. Jason Gibbs paced C-C with 15 points. Joaquon Thomas and Collin Curley added 11 apiece. Robert Munding contributed nine points. Michael Sardou (3), Amir Thomas (3), Mac Bean (2), Cam Taylor (2), Jaden Phillipson (2) and Adam Gerace (1) rounded out the scoring for the Saints.
SOTA (0-1) 48
LE ROY (1-0) 58
Merritt Holly finished with 28 points and 17 rebounds to lead Le Roy in its opener. Mitch Hockey added 14 points and four assists while John Panepento had 14 points and three rebounds for the Oatkan Knights. SOTA’s Keshaun Chatman connected on a pair of 3-pointers and led the Silverhawks with 14 points. Sam Howland and Richie Nadal scored 10 apiece. Tyree Moore had six points. Fred Bryant and Aness Jaff both scored four.
AVON (2-0) 50
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-1) 44
Dylan Smith finished with a double-double and scored six of his 10 points in the fourth quarter to lead Avon. Smith grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds. Jack Browne and Michael Rowland added 10 points and five rebounds apiece in the win. Andrew Rowland handed out six assists while grabbing four rebounds and scoring three points. Kaden Colt and Josh Harter contributed five points apiece. Hudson Volpe (4) and Trevor Stroud (3) rounded out the scoring for Avon. Terrance Bayly-Henshaw led Wheatland-Chili with 14 points including eight in the first quarter. Aaron Lund had 10 points. Brendan Moore added nine for the Wildcats while Leighton Williams had five.
CAMPBELL-SAVONA (1-1) 46
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (2-0) 50
Cole Ferris led Canisteo-Greenwood with 20 points. Ferris connected eight times from the floor including a pair of 3-pointers. He scored five points in the first quarter when C-G jumped to a 13-7 lead. JJ Reese and Evan Updyke added eight apiece. Hunter McCaffery scored five points while Sage Klees (4), Mason Boyd (3) and Mitch Hosman (2) rounded out the scoring for Canisteo-Greenwood. Kade Cochran paced Campbell-Savona with 16 points while Ethan Ribble (12) and Cain Simpson (10) also accounted for double-digit points. Lucas Feldman (5), Mason Jewell (2) and Kaden Bolt (1) scored for the Panthers.
LETCHWORTH (1-0) 67
ATTICA (0-1) 59
BYRON-BERGEN (1-0) 78
PAVILION (0-2) 58
MIDLAKES (0-1) 52
PENN YAN (1-0) 74
HAMMONDSPORT (0-3) 42
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (2-0) 97
HINSDALE (0-1) 19
FILLMORE (1-0) 56
SCIO/FRIENDSHIP 52
GENESEE VALLEY 31
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