BOYS
MONROE (2-5) 70
NE DOUGLASS (4-5) 71
Christon Wester hit a game-winning 3-pointer with :12 seconds remaining to lift NE Douglass to its third win in five games. Chris James finished the game with 14 points and 14 rebounds to go with five assists including the dime on Wester’s game winner. Wilson Riaa also posted a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Roberto Echevarria connected on eight 3-pointers for a team-high 33 points. Jules Boatwright added two points for the Panthers. Monroe’s Jaquan Shears scored a game-high 36 points on 16 made field goals. Jeremiah Kpor and Felton Gray added 11 apiece. Davion Jones scored eight points while Khalil Graham and Antonio Borrero both had two points.
McQUAID (7-3) 65
EAST (5-2) 56
Max Schalm scored 23 points, and McQuaid has won six of their last seven games with contests against Edison Tech (January 11) and Victor (January 15) up next on the schedule. READ MORE.
FRANKLIN (2-9) 79
LEADERSHIP (1-10) 68
Shamere Freeman and Terence Thompson bot posted double-doubles as Franklin won its second straight game. Freeman finished with 16 points and 10 assists while Thompson had 10 points and 10 rebounds. Shawn Goins paced the Franklin offense with a game-high 17 points. Shedreeck Knight had 10 points in the win. TaiJohn Lewis (7), AJ McKinnon (6), Chauncey White-Oliver (5), Elijah Saleem (4) and Sincere Rivera (4) rounded out the Franklin scoring. DaiQuon McKinney paced the Leadership offense with 17 points. Dayveon Weems had 12 points while Cameron Miller had 11. Jahmere Kirkland and Kenny Couser accounted for 10 apiece. Abdul Hussein scored three points. Charles Fairley and Jahmarrie Pass both scored two points.
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VICTOR (9-0) 61
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (6-1) 41
Phil Nwugwo had eight of game-high 22 points in the first quarter when Victor grabbed a lead it did not surrender on the way to winning its sixth game by double-digits this season. Nwugwo connected four times from the floor in the opening minutes when the Blue Devils outscored Schroeder 19-5. Nick Leonard added 11 points in the win. AJ Queri added nine. Jonah Whittier scored five. Rohan Chitre, Brennan Hopkins and Cam Ryan each scored four points. Luis Diaz-Rivera had two points. Ben Carey paced Schroeder with 10 points. Nick Hauman had nine. Matt Salina (6), Jon McCaffrey (6), Tyler Race (3), Michael Salina (3) Nate DeMay (2) and Lance Becoats (2) rounded out the scoring for Schroeder.
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (4-5) 51
EASTRIDGE (8-0) 71
Caquan Wester asserted himself in the post, leading all scorers with 25 points. The 6-foot-7 Wester was the tallest player on the floor, with an inch on HF-L big man Nolan Smith, and played like it by putting back his team’s misses for layups and and-one opportunities. Smith contributed 22 points himself, tallying four field goals in the fourth quarter as the Cougars temporarily cut the lead to single-digits. READ MORE.
BRIGHTON (5-3) 52
WEBSTER THOMAS (5-3) 54
Jackson Kulik scored a season-high 29 points, and Webster Thomas won for the fourth time in five games. Kulik connected eight times from the floor including five 3-pointers and converted 8-of-9 free throw attempts. Andrew Quinn scored 15 points in the win. Shawn Mason added five while Will Richardson (2), David Petz (2) and Sean Linder (1) also scored for the Titans. Andrew Falter paced the Brighton offense with 15 points. Eli Desandis and Reggie Smith, Jr. scored 12 apiece. Matt Howe added seven. Quinn O’Brien, Andrew Kotrides and David Tisa, Jr. each scored two points.
GATES-CHILI (2-5) 80
SPENCERPORT (2-9) 48
Cameron Brown scored 30 points for Gates-Chili which used a 26-point third quarter to pull away from Spencerport. Kani Mitchem added 19 points for the Spartans while Ryan Santiago had 15 points. Ayden Grinion and Anthony DiCesare scored six apiece while Ty Stevenson had four. Ty Heaton led Spencerport with 14 points. Kyle Milburn had 11 and Justin Schnauber eight points. Jason Marchincin chipped in with six while Taron Beachum (4), Giancarlo Piperni (2), Te’Jon McCadney (2) and Antonio Diaz (1) rounded out the Rangers’ scoring.
GREECE ATHENA (7-3) 70
CANANDAIGUA (5-2) 63
GREECE OLYMPIA (6-3) 77
GREECE ARCADIA (5-4) 62
Landen Evans and Anthony Starks combined for 49 points as Olympia won for the fourth time in five games. Evans hit four 3-pointers in the third quarter when the Spartans turned a six-point deficit into a five-point advantage. Evans finished with six triples on the night and 24 points. Starks led all scored with 25 points. Jahod Faison added 10 points in the win. Bryce Long had nine while Ricky Hill (5), Luis Muñoz (2) and Ayden Gorham (2) also scored for Olympia. Latrell Rowe scored 18 points to lead Arcadia’s offense. Vincent Caccia and Michael Bolger added 12 apiece. Gabe Taylor had 11 points. Ryan Mineo, Marlon McCullough and Austin DiNatale each scored three points.
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (4-6) 50
IRONDEQUOIT (6-2) 69
Evan Leonardo connected four times from behind the 3-point arc to pace a 22-1 Irondequoit run to close the first quarter and the Eagles won their fourth straight game and fifth in the past six. Leonardo finished the game with seven 3-pointers and scored 20 of his game-high 28 points by halftime. Xavier Gissendanner added 17 points in the win while Ryan Heath and Damon Brumfield chipped in with 11 apiece. Charles Barnes scored two points. The win was the fourth straight for Irondequoit. The Eagles’ man-to-man defense forced Churchville to take contested shots throughout the game. Robert Munding paced the Saints with 21 points while Jason Gibbs contributed 18, both scoring 14 in the second half. Joaquon Thomas had seven points for C-C. Tyler Meisenzahl and Cam Taylor both had two points.
BISHOP KEARNEY (0-4) 40
EDISON TECH (7-4) 56
Mike Morgan finished with 18 points, eight assists and seven rebounds as Edison won for the fourth time in six games. Jabari Johnson had 10 points in the win. Divine Thomas collected 12 rebounds, five points and three steals. Tyler Bethea scored nine points while Marcqell Freeman had seven. Noah White had four points and Davijon Lipscomb three points. Zee Johnson scored 17 for Bishop Kearney. Colin Gentile had 10.
VERTUS (3-4) 70
NORTHSTAR (7-2) 73 OT
Trailing 64-62 with :05 seconds left, Northstar Christian’s Ryan Garwood received a pass at half-court and dribbled through three defenders and hit a layup to send the game in overtime. From there, the senior guard scored seven points in overtime and the Knights won their sixth game in a row. Garwood poured in a season-high 36 points in the win. Andrew Eschner chipped in 14 points and Justin Robinson scored a career-high 13 points. Jayden Ridley-Scott led Vertus with 21 points. Reginald Pough had 19 points for the Warriors. Gerod Jackson had 11. Earlington Walker scored eight points. Tajmeik Hawkins had five points, and Trevor Scott scored four.
ROCHESTER ACADEMY CS (7-0) 57
AVON (6-2) 50 OT
Deonte Major converted four-of-four free throw attempts in overtime as RACS held off a late Avon rally to stay undefeated. Major finished with a game-high 15 points. Joe Aiken hit four 3-pointers and finished with 14 points. Josiah Heyward connected on 3-of-4 attempts from behind the 3-point arc and had 11 points. Evariste Omebe gathered nine rebounds to go with three blocks and two points. Christian Coleman had six rebounds and five points. Darren Hunter handed out six assists. Kam McDonald had seven points and three steals. Adrian McMath, Ja’seir Samuels and Perry Washington each had a point. Avon’s Hudson Volpe posted a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Lee Hartke had 11 points. Michael Rowland added 10 points, and Zach Colvin had seven points and 11 rebounds. Trailing 39-33 heading into the fourth quarter, the Braves outscored RACS 11-5 over the final eight minutes of regulation.
ROCHESTER PREP (0-6) 41
Le ROY (8-2) 80
Merritt Holly poured in 34 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Le Roy bounced back from a 58-49 loss to York in its last outing to win for the seventh time in the past eight games. Teammate Finn Shelby had 15 points and nine rebounds in the win. Mitch Hockey collected 14 points and five assists while John Panepento had nine points and six assists.
PAVILION (1-9) 41
LIVONIA (4-5) 60
Livonia opened up the game on a 15-0 run and never trailed as the Bulldogs won for the second time in three games. Evan Swan led Livonia with 14 points, seven rebounds and four blocked shots. Chris Coyle added 13 points, four rebounds and four assists while Jack Kearney rounded out the scoring with 12 points three assists and five rebounds. Pavilion’s Colton Dziekan led all scorers with 16 points.
KESHEQUA (0-11) 20
DANSVILLE (7-2) 55
Drew Morrow scored 17 points to go with 12 rebounds and four steals as Dansville won its seventh straight game. Dawson Wadsworth collected 11 points, four assists, three steals and three rebounds in the win. Jakob Smith grabbed 10 rebounds and scored three points. Calab Rigdon accounted for nine points. Reid Martin (4). Aazan Soahail (4) and Collin Gray (5) also scored for the Mustangs. Bryce APplin had three rebounds and two assists. Ben Sick grabbed two rebounds and scored two points. Jaiden Buchinger scored seven points to lead Keshequa. Reese Powers had five points. Hunter Blow and Cassius Chestnut scored three apiece. Tyler Mallaber accounted for two points.
YORK (5-4) 44
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (3-7) 55
PERRY (2-7) 40
HORNELL (5-5) 53
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (8-1) 68
HAVERLING (4-7) 51
Kyle Wade finished with 36 points, 14 rebounds, four assists, four blocks and three steals to lead Cal-Mum to its fourth straight win. Alex Carnes added 18 points and six rebounds in the win. Evan Raniewicz had 11 points and five assists. Cam Reed collected eight assists and seven rebounds. Nate Doll had eight rebounds. Haverling’s Keefer Calkins scored 22 points. AJ Brotz had 13. DJ Smith added 10 points.
“Really proud with the effort and toughness the guys played with against a very physical and athletic Bath team,” Cal-Mum head coach Dan Dickens said. “Kyle really took over in stretches for us on offense, and I thought our team defense was really good playing a bigger Bath squad.”
WATERLOO (3-5) 28
PALMYRA-MACEDON (3-5) 61
Ian Goodness led three in double figures with 20 points. Paul Goodness had 13 and Aiden Nice scored 10 points. Brenden Moquin (6), Robert Kinslow (4), Alex Wootton (4), Quinn Nolan (2) and Damian Knaak (2) also scored for the Red Raiders. Waterloo’s Devin Mulvey-Salerno scored 10 points. Nolan Slywka had eight while Jordan Kragt scored seven. Casey Burcroff (2) and Connor McCann (1) also scored for the Indians.
MARCUS WHITMAN (5-5) 29
WAYNE (6-2) 68
Mason Blankenberg led Wayne with his second triple-double of the season scoring 19 points to go with 12 rebounds and 10 assists as Wayne won for the fifth time in six games. Nehemiah Johnson had 14 points, and Devon Forrest scored 12.
GENEVA (3-3) 56
PENN YAN (5-3) 50
MIDLAKES (4-4) 62
NAPLES (1-7) 53
CUBA-RUSHFORD (4-3) 45
SCIO/FRIENDSHIP (6-4) 36
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (6-2) 62
ROMULUS (4-2) 53
RED JACKET (5-4) 70
HARLEY-ALLENDALE-COLUMBIA (5-2) 61
KENDALL (3-5) 54
BYRON-BERGEN (7-3) 74
Byron-Bergen pulled away from a five-point game outscoring Kendall 22-7 over the final eight minutes. Corden Zimmerman led the Bees with 18 points including nine in the final frame. David Brumsted had 17 and Gianni Ferrara 12. Braxton Zarpentine led Kendall with 20 point, four rebounds, two blocks and two steals. Zach Barrett had 14 points, four rebounds and three assists. Devin Edick finished with nine points, five rebounds and four assists.
HOLLEY (3-4) 72
LYNDONVILLE (1-7) 53
ALEXANDER (4-5) 42
WHEATLAND-CHILI (6-1) 59
ATTICA (3-7) 51
ELBA (5-4) 65
CJ Gottler and Zach Marsceill combined for 10 3-pointers and 48 points as Elba won for the second time in three games. Gottler hit 6-of-17 from long range and finished with 22 points. Marsceill led all scorers with 26 points. Conner Scott added nine in the win with Angelo Penna (6) and Mike Long (2) also scoring for the Lancers. Cole Harding finished with 14 points to lead Attica. Brandon DuFour scored 10. Simon Lamparelli had nine points. Tyler Strong (6), Adam Bukowski (4), Noah Wheeler (2), Ethan Harmon (2), Luke George (2) and Andrew Newell (2) also scored for Attica.
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (7-3) 45
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (8-0) 62
GENESEE VALLEY (2-8) 38
BELFAST (7-2) 58
ANDOVER/WHITESVILLE (4-6) 43
HINSDALE (0-7) 9
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WEBSTER SCHROEDER (5-3) 56
VICTOR (5-3) 48 OT
Bria Watkins scored six of her 14 points in overtime to lead Webster Schroeder to its fourth win in five games. Watkins connected on a 3-pointer and converted 3-of-4 free throws in the extra period when Schroeder outscored Victor 13-5. Mariah Watkins finished with a game-high 19 points including eight in the fourth quarter when the Warriors erased a three-point deficit. Julia Perales hit two 3-pointers in the win and had eight points. Andraia DiPisa scored seven and Sarah Ferruza had six. Ava Gallup chipped in with two points. Eva Pronti led the Victor offense with 16 points. Kaitlin Murphy added 11 for the Blue Devils. Rachel Gill scored nine while Grace Callaghan (7), Emily Neenan (3) and Vanessa Chumacero (2) also scored for Victor.
WEBSTER THOMAS (3-4) 36
BRIGHTON (6-4) 59
Kiara Anglin finished with 27 points, six rebounds, four steals, four assists and one block to lead Brighton. Sadie Scott added 18 points, nine rebounds and three assists. Avery Hopkin (8), Olivia Rush (3) and Lucy Lederman (3) also scored for the Bruins.
FAIRPORT (7-3) 72
RUSH-HENRIETTA (4-4) 37
Ne’vaeh Buntley scored 22 points, and Bell Pucci had 21 as Fairport won for the sixth time in seven games. Ella Meabon scored 19 points and grabbed a team-high seven rebounds. Macy OStrander (5), Riley DeRue (4) and Rachel McCoy (1) also scored for Fairport.
GREECE ARCADIA (1-8) 14
CANANDAIGUA (8-1) 84
Abbey Herod scored 17 points to lead four in double figures as Canandaigua won its seventh straight game. Mya Herman added 15 while Macy Bacon scored 14 and Eily Hubler 10 for the Braves. Julia Geitner accounted for eight points. Kyleigh Chapman (7) and Brooke Rizzo (3) rounded out the scoring for the Braves. Aimee Turner scored six points for Arcadia. Ava Taylor, Island Miles, Hailey Romansky and Stef Martinez-Munoz had two apiece.
DANSVILLE (5-4) 65
KESHEQUA (8-2) 60
Madi Lee led three in double figures with 22 points, and Dansville won for the second time in three games. Sidney Stone added 17, Aynsley Belcher had 12. Chelsie Tyler scored six points. Emma Allen added three. Abby Belcher and Stephanie accounted for two apiece. Megan Tyler added a free throw.
LIVONIA (7-3) 42
PAVILION (7-0) 54
Lauren Kingsley scored 14 points while grabbing 19 rebounds to go with seven blocks, six assists and one steal to lead Pavilion. Karlee Zinkievich paced the scoring with 17 points while collecting five rebounds, four steal, three assists and one block. Shea Amberger corralled 13 rebounds while scoring eight points and handing out four assists. Paige Landers added eight points and five rebounds. Ella Tillotson scored four points.
WAYNE (6-5) 32
MIDLAKES (8-3) 51
Midlakes outscored Wayne 16-4 in the third quarter to win for the sixth time in seven games. Callie Walker had 12 points and 14 rebounds for the Screaming Eagles. Grace Murphy had 12 points, and Stella DelPapa had eight. Riley Simpson ed Wayne with 11 points.
AVOCA/PRATTSBURGH (8-5) 48
HAMMONDSPORT (5-4) 39
Kamryn Edwards scored 17 points, and Riley Stowe aded 13 to lead A/P. Susie Moore (8), Laura Morera (4), Emma Carlton (4) and Lillian Hausauer (2) also scored for A/P.
HOUGHTON (5-3) 18
FILLMORE (8-0) 47
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (0-8) 19
YORK (7-2) 64
HORNELL (6-1) 57
PERRY (3-6) 54
Lillian Hoyt scored 22 and Jane Spitulnik had 14 to lead Hornell. McKenna Kelly scored 27 for Perry.
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (9-2) 54
ADDISON (6-5) 35
SOTA (3-6) 59
MOUNT MORRIS (1-6) 32
PENN YAN (4-3) 76
GENEVA (0-8) 13
PALMYRA-MACEDON (4-4) 36
WATERLOO (9-0) 55
Giavanna White-Principio scored 17 points, and Morgan Caraballo had 14 to lead Waterloo. Macy Carr added nine points while Addison Bree (6), Natalie DiSanto (5) and Jazzmyn Lewis also scored for the Indians.
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