GIRLS
GATES-CHILI (2-8) 39
WEBSTER THOMAS (4-5) 64
Bella Fanale led four in double figures with 17 points for Thomas. Mady Kelly had 16 while Teagan Baylor and Mary Marrapese added 14 and 10 points respectively. Ruby Marrapese scored four points and Ella Wambach had two points.
IRONDEQUOIT (5-6) 19
PITTSFORD MENDON (9-1) 68
RED JACKET (2-8) 18
MARCUS WHITMAN (6-5) 33
Oliva Herod scored a team high 10 points and hauled in five rebounds to lead Marcus Whitman to its fifth win in the past seven games. Natalie Cotroneo finished the night with nine points. Katie Bootes added six points and corralled four steals. Lily Carroll finished with six points and hauled in 15 rebounds. Helen Snyder (2) also scored.
HONEOYE (1-9) 46
NAPLES (0-7) 39
BLOOMFIELD (7-3) 37
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (9-1) 41
Hallie Knapp posted a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds to lead Dundee/Bradford to its fourth straight win. Kailey Yeoman added nine points and five steals in the win. Nikki Peterson scored seven points. Mikayla Schoffner finished with six points, four assists, six rebounds and three blocks. Savannah Eaves had four points and five rebounds. Trisha Edmister and Jade Roussell scored two points apiece.
WILSON MAGNET (4-8) 20
OUR LADY OF MERCY (8-6) 74
Lauren Loiacano scored a team high 12 points to lead Our Lady of Mercy . Sophie Dearcop finished the night with nine points. Jaylynn Haeusser added eight points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Lucy Cotrupe, Audrey Hintz, Olivia Luchetti, and Natalie Casale scored seven points each. Maddie Fitzgerald collected six points and corralled three rebounds. Also scoring for Mercy was Isabelle Zimmerman (5), Mia Valvo (3), and Karli Harnischfeger (3). Imani McKinney scored nine points to lead Wilson. Breanna Majors-Brown added six points for the Wildcats. Nakayla Costello chipped in with five points.
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BISHOP KEARNEY (8-3) 50
EDISON TECH (0-9) 8
Kaia Goode scored a game high 20 points to lead Kearney to its fifth straight win. Amaia Jackson finished with 10 points and hauled in five steals. Aniya Rowe added seven points and corralled 11 rebounds. Also scoring for the Kings was Allie Hall (6), Marciana McDowell (4), Akon Awuok (3).
MT. MORRIS (2-8) 57
LIMA CHRISTIAN (2-5) 30
Sierra Somers scored a team-high 27 points to lead Mount Morris. Briana Lang finished the night with 15 points. Maria Pau-Caceres added nine points. Also scoring for the Blue Devils was Mia Cady (4) and Alysecia Young (2).
ALEXANDER (7-7) 34
BYRON-BERGEN (8-4) 43
WHEATLAND-CHILI (1-9) 21
HOLLEY (2-8) 36
HINSDALE (0-8) 16
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (3-10) 39
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (11-2) 39
EAST ROCHESTER (12-0) 60
By the midway point of the second quarter, ER leading scorers Lewis and Lily Funk along with Larsen had two fouls each and Kelsie DiSanto’s free throw tied the game at 16 with under three minutes to play. READ MORE.
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (9-3) 19
KENDALL (11-2) 33
ATTICA (8-3) 54
LYNDONVILLE (9-2) 57
PEMBROKE (6-6) 44
ELBA (8-4) 59
Dakota Brinkman scored a game high 17 points to lead Elba to its sixth consecutive win. Laci Sewar finished with 15 points. Kennedy Augello and Maddie Hall added eight points apiece. Sydney Reily collected six points and Haile Deville finished the night with five points. Pembrokes’ Ella Peterson scored a team high 15 points and hauled in five rebounds. Isabel Breeden added eight points. Carly Cerasani finished the night with six points and grabbed seven rebounds. Karli Houseknecht and Olivia Breeden added five points apiece. Also scoring for Pembroke was Sydney Johnson (3) and Allie Schwerthoffer (2).
HARLEY-ALLENDALE-COLUMBIA (8-1)
ROMULUS (2-5)
SCIO/FRIENDSHIP (3-6) 14
FILLMORE (13-0) 60
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (4-5) 64
GREECE ODYSSEY (2-10) 49
ROCHESTER ACADEMY (2-5) 50
ROCHESTER PREP (1-8) 44
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (3-8)
MARION (1-8)
BOYS
ROCHESTER PREP (0-7) 21
ROCHESTER ACADEMY CS (10-0) 70
Joseph Aikens scored 17 points, and Deonte Major added 10 as RACS won its eighth game of the year by double digits. Josiah Heyward finished with nine points, 12 rebounds and four assists in the win. Christian Coleman collected eight rebounds, five steals and two points. Evariste Omebe accounted for seven points. Jaylin Duval (4), Kam McDonald (4), Ja’seir Samuels (4), Adrian McMath (5), Antonio Rodriguez (3), Jaydem McInnis (2) and Perry Washington (3) rounded out the scoring for RACS. Jami Walker scored seven points to lead Rochester Prep. Tajmir Mullins scored five points. Kyrell Shaw and Tajmir Benjamin scored four points apiece. Rochester Prep unveiled its new home gymnasium for the game.
CANANDAGUIA (8-3) 49
BROCKPORT (3-11) 46
Nick Ferris scored a game high 20 points and converted six free throws to lead Canandaigua to its third win in four games. Derek Andrews added 19 points and converted five 3-pointers. Kenyon Mahoney finished the night with six points. Callum Outhouse and Bryce Ceravolo scored two points apiece. Pete Leight scored a team high 13 points for the Blue Devils. Cooper Hassall added 10 points. Justin Sillen finished the night with nine points. Nate Grego collected five points. Bryce Tyndell, Haiden Herring, and Francis Nwokonko added three points apiece.
HAMMONDSPORT (2-10) 74
ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (2-10) 69
MARCUS WHITMAN (5-7) 44
WATERLOO (4-6) 51
Devin Mulvey-Salerno scored a game high 21 points to lead Waterloo to its third win in five fifth games. Jordan Kraft added 13 points. Myles Prendergast scored a team high 14 points for Marcus Whitman. Grant Kestler added 11 points.
LYONS (12-0) 69
EAST ROCHESTER (6-3) 33
Lyons head coach Dean Schott II had a feeling his team would not get out of the gates quick. With the game being played at 5:15, compared to the usual 7:30, the Lions started off the game a little stiff.
“We started out slow. Early game, with four guys being out today”, said Schott. “Our defense was good, but it took us a while to get our offense going. We sort of expected that.”
In a first half in which Lyons gritted their way to a 22-14 lead, Schott knew his team’s offense wasn’t performing like they usually did. However, he was confident, and made sure during halftime his team was confident. READ MORE.
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (8-7) 45
AVOCA/PRATTSBURG (12-0) 85
Sophomore Macoy Putnam poured in a game-high 30 points to go with six rebounds and five assists to lead Avoca/Prattsburgh. Junior Sawyer Devoe scored 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in the win. Pacey Hopkins had 11 points, five assists and three steals. Evan Campbell scored seven points while Tucker Gerych, Caleb Johnson and Hayden Abbott added five apiece. James Firte and Jamie Reagan both scored three points. Aiden Schlesing had two. Jasper-Troupsburg Colby Cornish scored 20 points to lead the Wildcats. Louis Zver IV added nine points. Gage Guerin accounted for eight. Cash Bouton had five points, and Brennan Waters three.
EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS (6-3) 63
BISHOP KEARNEY (0-9) 59
Antoine McFadden earned a double-double, scoring 24 points and hauling in 14 rebounds to lead EMHCS to its fifth win in six games. Julier Ruiz and Lavante Brown added 14 points apiece. Eddy Bermudez finished the night with six points. Sheltere Matos-Cox finished with four points. Bryant Seda (3) also scored. Colin Gentile scored a team high 22 points and converted five 3-pointers for the Kings. Zee Johnson finished the night with 20 points. Simmons added seven points. Bonhom finished with four points. Triassi and Benson scored two points apiece.
MT. MORRIS (4-6) 53
KESHQUA (1-14) 52
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (11-2) 49
AVON (10-2) 56
Zach Colvin scored a team high 18 points and corralled seven rebounds as Avon rallied from 10 down at halftime to win its fourth game in a row. Lee Hartke added 11 points. Jack Browne finished the night with seven points. Hudson Volpe collected four points and hauled in seven rebounds. Kyle Wade scored a team high 13 points for the Raiders. Alex Carnes and Jeremy Raymond added nine points apiece.
CAMPBELL-SAVONA (7-6) 49
ADDISON (5-8) 38
NEWARK (8-6) 34
PALMYRA-MACEDON (8-5) 50
Ian Goodness converted 4-of-4 free throws and hit a 3-pointer in the fourth quarter when Pal-Mac outscored Newark 13-2 to pull away from a single-digit game. Goodness led all scorers with 17 points on the night. Paul Goodness connected five times from the floor and added 13 points in the win, Pal-Mac’s sixth straight. Damian Knaack hit three 3-pointers and scored 12 points. Robert Kinslow (6) and Alex Wootton (2) rounded out the scoring for the Red Raiders. Newark’s Isaiah Camp scored 14 points to lead the Reds. Raeshawn Howard had 11. Brayden Steve (4), Stevie Brown (3) and Gabe Caraballo (2) also scored for Newark.
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