BOYS
WORLD OF INQUIRY (3-7) 56
NE DOUGLASS (4-6) 69
Roberto Echevarria connected on a pair of 3-pointers and scored eight of his game-high 20 points in the second quarter as NE Douglass took a double-digit lead into halftime. Echevarria hit six 3-pointers in the contest to go with seven steals. Chrishton Wester and Wilson Riaa posted a double-double apiece in the win. Wester finished with 18 points and 16 rebounds. Riaa added a dozen to the scoring while grabbing 13 caroms along with collecting three steals. Chris James had seven points for the Panthers. Loren Thomas (5), Kari Thomas (4) Isaiah Mahoney (2) and Chevis Randall (1) rounded out the scoring for Douglass which has won tow of three. Jaedon Adams-Griffin paced World of Inquiry’s offense with 18 points. Christian Ortiz had 14. Diego Martinez accounted for 13 points. Jalen Breedy (8) and Eddie Leonard (3) also scored for WOI.
EDISON TECH (11-4) 75
FRANKLIN (3-11) 70
Mike Morgan posted a double-double. Edmari Binion stuffed the stat sheet, and Edison Tech endured a career night from Sha’mere Freeman to win its fifth straight game. Morgan scored seven of his team-high 16 points in the fourth quarter when Edison erased a two-point deficit. Trailing 53-51, Morgan hit his second 3-pointer of the game and added a pair of field goals as the Inventors outscored Franklin 24-17 over the final eight minutes. The senior guard grabbed 14 rebounds in the contest while handing out five assists and blocking a pair of shots. Jabric Larkins scored nine of his 14 points in the fourth. Brandon Latson finished with 15 while Binion had 12 points, seven rebounds, six assists and two blocks. Davijon Lipscomb (7), Tyler Bethea (6) and Marcqell Freeman (3) rounded out the scoring for Edison. Freeman exploded for 45 points in the contest. The junior guard finished 13 made field goals including three from behind the 3-point arc. Freeman converted 17 of 19 free throws. Chauncey White-Oliver added 10 points while Davion Scott had nine and Shedreeck Knight six points.
WILSON MAGNET (6-6) 64
MONROE (3-8) 58
DaSiah White scored eight of his team-high 24 points in the fourth quarter when Wilson pulled away for its second win in four games. White also handed out four assists in the final eight minutes. READ MORE.
EAST (7-2) 108
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (1-11) 74
Damani Barley erupted for a career-high 47 points, and East won its second straight and sixth in the past seven games. Barley connected 16 times from the floor including six from behind the 3-point arc while handing out 11 assists. The senior guard came into the contest averaging nearly 33 points per game. Friday’s output was the second of 40 or more points in a game this season and fifth of 30 or more for Barley. Teammate Kai McCullough added 22 points in the win. Shamir Caruthers had 19. Micah Johnson contributed 10. Kolin McCullough scored four points while Kenny Edwards, Jeremiah Handy and Kani McNeil each had two points. Leadership’s Kenny Couser hit seven 3-pointers and finished with 25 points. Jahmere Kirkland and Mysean Morrison added a dozen apiece. Jose Melendez had 10 points. Navier Ford (9) and Matt Thomas (7) also scored for the Lions.
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SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (4-6) 58
EARLY COLLEGE (1-7) 30
Fred Bryant scored 18 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead SOTA to its second win in three games. Keshaun Chatman added 10 points, four assists, three steals and three blocks. Sam Howland handed out a game-high seven assists and hit a pair of 3-pointers to finish with eight points. Tyree Moore had nine steals, seven points and three blocks. Ajai Googins (6), Richie Nadal (4), Aness Jaff (3) and Maurice Fisher (2) also scored for the Silverhawks. Jamari Williams led Early College with 15 points. Myqyng Arline added six while Quentin Majors-Brown (4), James Brown (3) and Tyrone Sanders (2) also scored for the Cobras.
PITTSFORD MENDON (12-0) 74
GREECE ATHENA (8-5) 54
Caleb Lewis and Kidder Lindley posted a double-double apiece, and Pittsford Mendon used a big second quarter to take a Monroe County Division III matchup. Lewis finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds while Lindley had 19 points and 10 boards. Jackson Green added 17 points and seven assists. Matt Woods scored eight points in the win. Luke Smith, Tyler Shadders, Eric Krowl and London Hoyser scored two apiece. Conner Rook added a points. James Reaves, Jr. led Athena with 16 points. Khorie Reaves had 14. Jahon Jones added 10 points and six rebounds. Connor Osier (4), Terrell Wilson (4), Brandon Krout (3) and Izaiah Stewart (1) also scored for Athena. Mendon outscored Athena 27-11 in the second to take a 15-point lead into halftime.
RUSH-HENRIETTA (5-5) 60
HILTON (7-5) 70
Preston Prince poured in a game-and-career-high 38 points while corralling 21 rebounds as Hilton won its fifth straight game. Prince connected 15 times inside the arc to pace the Cadets’ offense. The senior guard/forward has topped the 30-point in three separate games this year. Greyson Trubia added 15 points in the win. Michael Whelehan had 11 points, and Derek Cavey scored six. Mason Giorgione hit three 3-pointers and led R-H with 26 points. Tyler Simmons scored 11. Tobey Wright (7), Abdulfatah Bori (6), Jahmir Phillips-Smith, Myles Collins-Howard (3) and Adareus Smith (2) also scored for the Royal Comets.
FAIRPORT (5-5) 37
VICTOR (13-1) 47
Nick Leonard and Phil Nwugwo paced a fourth-quarter rally as Victor stayed unbeaten in Monroe County Division I action. Trailing 31-23 heading into the final eight minutes, Leonard and Nwugwo combined for 13 points in the last stanza. Nwugwo finished with a game-high 17 points. Leonard had 10 in the contest. Ryan Dodge hit two 3-pointers in the fourth and had eight points for the game. AJ Queri (6), Cam Ryan (5) and Jonah Whittier (1) also scored for the Blue Devils. Alex Hill hit three of four 3-pointers during the first half when Fairport grabbed a 19-15 lead heading into the locker room. Hill led the Red Raiders with 18 points. Zac Ditzel had six. Aidan White (5), Bill Meagher (4), James Stanek (2), Josh Knapp (1) and Jake Koonmen (1) also scored for Fairport.
WEBSTER THOMAS (5-3)
GATES-CHILI (3-8)
GREECE ARCADIA (6-6) 65
GREECE ODYSSEY (0-14) 45
Dana Bolger paced the Arcadia offense with 15 points. The senior guard connected six times from the floor including three 3-pointers. Latrell Rowe added 13 points while Mike Bolger and Vinnie Cacia scored 10 apiece for the Titans. Gabe Taylor accounted for six points. Brian Shonitsky (5), Austin DiNatale (4), Ryan Mineo (2) and Marlon McCullough (2) also scored for the Arcadia. Odyssey’s Maron McDonald led all scorers with 21 points. The junior guard hit five 3-pointers. Gavin Williams scored 10. Josh Colon and Zack Gagner had five apiece. Jazir Larkins (2) and Camden Metzler (2) also scored for the Leopards.
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (8-6) 55
BATAVIA (4-8) 63
Carter McFollins led three in double figures with 23 points, and Batavia won for the second time in three games. McFollins connected eight times from the floor including one 3-pointer and converted 6-of-7 free throws. Javin McFollins and Sawyer Siverling added 11 points apiece. Mikey McKenzie and Tanner Mountain both scored six points for the Blue Devils. Estavon Lovett (3) and Jamonte Murrell (3) rounded out the scoring for Batavia. The Blue Devils outscored HF-L 18-9 in the second quarter to take a 32-27 lead into halftime. Nolan Smith led HF-L with 20 points JT Killenbec added 16 and Drew Angelo had seven. Ben Carson (5), Carson Joint (4) and Trent Wager (3) also scored for the Cougars.
SPENCERPORT (3-12) 43
IRONDEQUOIT (10-2) 64
Ryan Heath scored 21 points, and Xavier Gissendanner added 19 as Irondequoit won its eighth straight game. Heath connected 10 times from the floor in the contest including one 3-pointer. The junior guard scored six in the second quarter to help the Eagles to a 33-20 lead heading into halftime. Gissendanner accounted for six of his 19 points in the third quarter when Irondequoit put the game out of reach. Damon Brumfield and Kenyen Lovett added six apiece. Evan Leonardo added five points. Charles Barnes (2), Quinn VanKerkhove (3) and Owne Salerno (2) also scored for Irondequoit. Bryon Streb led Spencerport with 17 points. Connor Lissow had seven while Justin Bryant had six points. Antonio Diaz (4), Giancarlo Piperni (3), Te’Jon McCadney (2), Ty Heaton (3) and Justin Schnauber (1) rounded out the Spencerport offensive production.
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (4-8) 75
BRIGHTON (9-3) 82
David Tisa, Jr. led four in double figures with a career-high 22 points, and Brighton won its fourth straight game. Tisa connected nine times from the floor including a pair of 3-points. Andrew Kotrides added 19 while Matt Howe scored 16 and Eli Desandis had 18 in the win. Jack Scott (4), Quinn O’Brien (2) and Trygve Watkins (1) also scored for the Bruins. Churchville-Chili’s Jason Gibbs led all scorers with 34 points. Teammate Robert Munding had 15. Ricardo Ligares (8), Cam Taylor (7), Mac Bean (7) and Amir Thomas (4) also scored for the Saints.
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (7-3) 63
PENFIELD (4-8) 40
Jon McCaffrey posted a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds to lead Webster Schroeder. Alex DeRosa handed out eight assists and scored five points. Ben Carey hit one of five 3-pointers in the first quarter when five different Warriors found the bottom of the net on the way to a 19-6 lead. Carey finished with a game-high 19 points. Michael Salina and Nate DeMay scored eight apiece. Tyler Race had six. Nick Hauman (4) and Matthew Salina (3) also scored for Schroeder. The Warriors led 35-17 at halftime. Caden Harrington paced the Penfield offense with 13 points. Aiden Cook added nine. Brady Schroeder (4), Connor Fusilli (3), Jackson Beganny (4), Daniel Gregory (2), Jase Whitehead (2), Matt Karpen (2) and Scott Petre (1) also scored for Penfield.
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (9-2) 73
C.G. FINNEY (4-11) 46
Ryan Garwood scored 23 of 26 points in the first half as Northstar won its eighth game in a row. Larry ONeal finished with a double-double of 10 points and 13 rebounds.
ROCHESTER ACADEMY CS (11-0) 80
RED CREEK (3-7) 35
Joe Aikens connected on 4-of-7 attempts from behind the 3-point arc and finished with a game-high 20 points to lead RACS which has won nine games by double-digits this season. Kam McDonald added 17 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the floor. McDonald finished with game-highs of five assists and seven steals in the win. Josiah Heyward had 12 points and five rebounds. Ja’Seir Samuels and Jaydem McInnis accounted for six points apiece. Christian Coleman (5), Deonte Major (4), Evariste Omebe (4), Perry Washington (3), Jaylin Duval (2) and Darren Hunter (1) also scored for the Racers. Jake Brown led Red Creek with 19 points. James Carr and Tyler Cooper scored five apiece for the Rams. Michael Sherman had four points. Spencer Fernaays (1) and Caden Gibbons (1) also scored for Red Creek.
EAST ROCHESTER (8-3) 51
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (0-10) 25
GANANDA (9-3) 62
WILLIAMSON (3-5) 38
AVON (11-2) 76
LETCHWORTH (5-8) 48
Lee Hartke connected six times from behind the 3-point arc including four in the first quarter and scored 20 points to lead Avon to its fifth straight win. Zach Colvin posted a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Dylan Smith had eight points for the Braves who led 37-20 at halftime. Johnny Mertsock scored 14 points to pace the Letchworth offense. Lucas Hanson had 10.
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (11-3) 65
YORK (9-4) 66 OT
Camden Reed finished a lay-up to give Cal-Mum a 65-64 lead with 13 seconds left. York responded, and Jake Pangrazio hit the game winning lay-up with 0.5 seconds remaining. Pangrazio finished with 33 points including six of York’s seven in overtime. Teammate Maddox Timothy added 13 and Connor Rodwell had 12. Kyle Wade paced Cal-Mum with 33 points. Evan Raniewicz had 16, and Reed seven.
LIVONIA (5-8) 49
HAVERLING (5-7) 51
Austin Durand hit the game-winning shot with less :05 seconds remaining in the game, and Haverling won its third game in the past four. Livonia’s attempt to win the game at end of regulation was no good. Evan Swan hit two free throws for the Bulldogs to tie the game 49-49 with 14 seconds left. Swan and Chris Coyle led Livonia with 16 points apiece. Haverling’s AJ Brotz and Keefer Calkins scored 18 and 17 points respectively to lead the Rams
HONEOYE (6-4) 54
ROMULUS (5-3) 53
PENN YAN (7-6) 41
MYNDERSE (7-4) 57
Without center Tanyon Dunning, Penn Yan boys basketball seemed doomed right from the opening tip-off against Mynderse Academy on Friday night.
The first quarter certainly showed that to be true as the Blue Devils stormed out to a 19-4 lead. And yet, the Mustangs clawed their way back in the game and heading into the final quarter, they had shot, rebounded and grinded their way to within eight points. READ MORE.
GENEVA (3-6) 47
WAYNE (8-5) 54
HARLEY ALLENDALE COLUMBIA (7-4) 51
SOUTH SENECA (0-10) 31
RED JACKET (7-5) 50
NAPLES (1-10) 30
Daltyn Hanline hit two 3-pointers and finished with 24 points to lead Red Jacket. Teammate James Sibeto added 12 points. Red Jacket shot 83 percent from the free-throw line in the second half. Ryan Lester paced the Naples offense with 15 points. Ian Kenney grabbed eight rebounds, and Jackson Brahm corralled seven boards.
ELBA (8-5) 62
PEMBROKE (9-5) 60
Zach Marsceill scored 12 of his game-high 30 points in the fourth quarter when Elba rallied from seven down to win its third straight and fourth in the past five games. Marsceill finished 11-of-20 from the floor for the night including 7-of-11 inside the 3-point arc. The senior captain also had three steals. Teammate Mike Long grabbed 10 rebounds and and scored eight points. CJ Gottler had 10 points and five assists in the win. Connor Scott accounted for eight points and five assists. Angelo Penna had six points. Pembroke’s Cayden Pfalzer and Tyson Totten scored 25 points apiece. Jon Suro added six, and Avery Ferreira had four points.
HOLLEY (5-7) 35
WHEATLAND-CHILI (9-1) 59
KENDALL (4-9) 53
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (10-3) 83
Cody Henry scored 23 points to lead Batavia-Notre Dame to its third straight win and fourth in the past five. Teammate Ryan Fitzpatrick added 19, and Jordan Welker had 17 points. Kendall’s Jacek Kwiatkowski finished with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Zach Barrett had 14 points and four assists. Austin Werth accounted for seven points and two steals.
LYNDONVILLE (1-11) 41
ATTICA (4-8) 54
BELFAST (9-3) 36
OLEAN WALSH (VI) 56
SCIO/FRIENDSHIP (6-7) 34
FILLMORE (8-3) 58
ANDOVER/WHITESVILLE (5-7) 53
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (8-2) 78
BLOOMFIELD (4-4) 58
MIDLAKES (7-5) 43
PERRY (3-10) 48
PAVILION (1-12) 44
GIRLS
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (4-5) 50
BROCKPORT (9-4) 47
Sydney Postell scored 20 points, and Haley Leonard added 12 to lead Churchville-Chill. Layla Jackson 11 points. Esabella Smith (4) and Emma Voglewede (3) rounded out the scoring for the Saints.
GREECE ATHENA (1-8) 40
SPENCERPORT (8-6) 50
BATAVIA (2-10) 25
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (9-4) 51
Teagan Kamm posted her 13th double-double of the season, and HF-L won its third straight game. Kamm finished with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Clare Ruff had five points and six assists in the win. Shaye Angelo added nine points.
VICTOR (7-4) 50
FAIRPORT (10-4) 64
Ella Meabon posted a double-double of 14 points and 15 rebounds as Fairport won its third straight and fifth in the past six games. Bella Pucci paced the Red Raider offense with 27 points. The junior guard also had five rebounds, an assist, a steal and a block. Ne’vaeh Buntley finished with 18 point and five rebounds in the win. Macy Ostrander (3) and Sophia Lapp (2) also scored for Fairport.
GREECE OLYMPIA (7-5) 51
EASTRIDGE (3-8) 56
Olympia’s Shania Estrich had 17 points in the loss. Teammate Nondja Nelson scored 16. Tehliyah Murray (9), Madelyn Kielkowicz (7) and Kyleigh Bathe (2) also scored for the Spartans.
PENFIELD (7-3) 74
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (8-4) 62 2OT
Grace Alexander connected on her only made field goal of the night – a 3-pointer to send the game into a second overtime and Penfield went on to win for the third time in the past four games. Jackie Funk scored five of her team-high 20 points in overtime. Kennedy Cone had five of her 19 points in extra time. Eva Elliot scored 12 points in the win while Elisa Faklaris (8), Alexander (6), Leah Fusilli (5) and Emily Fordham (4) also scored for the Patriots. Webster Schroeder’s Mariah Watkins led all scorers with 29 points. Bria Watkins added 16. Andraia DiPisa and Sarah Ferruzza added eight points apiece. Julia Perales added a free throw. Penfield led by 13 at half. Schroeder had won five straight heading into the game.
HILTON (6-5) 49
RUSH-HENRIETTA (5-6) 40
Ella Clark paced Hilton with 17 points. Leah Thompson grabbed 10 rebounds and added eight points. Maddie Johnson contributed nine and Riley Letta had eight points for the Cadets. Avery Roberts led R-H with 14 points.
PALMYRA-MACEDON (7-4) 43
NEWARK (4-6) 27
Tatum Smyth scored 14 points, and Marianna Hodgins had 11 as Pal-Mac won its third straight game. Ryley Trail added six in the win. Molly Seither (5), Ryleigh McPike (3), Taryn Goodness (2) and Erika Mitchell (2) also scored for the Red Raiders. Ciana Galvin led Newark with nine points. Brooklyn Graham and Milleniyah Glanton added four apiece. TaKyla Vaughn and Isabel Robson both had three points. Victoria Ward (2) and Lena Ramos (2) rounded out the scoring for Newark.
MYNDERSE (7-3) 22
PENN YAN (8-4) 44
Jammie Decker posted a double-double of 11 points and 13 rebounds to lead Penn Yan. Sierra Harrison paced Penn Yan’s offense with 15 points. Kaley Griffin added nine. Hannah Parsons (5), Lexy Smith (2) and Elle Harrison (2) rounded out the scoring for the Mustangs.
WAYNE (7-7) 43
GENEVA (0-12) 30
MOUNT MORRIS (2-9) 23
KESHEQUA (10-4) 67
Libby Benner finished with 15 points, 10 rebounds, there assists, three steals and two blocks as Keshequa won its second straight game. Teammate Aurora Sabins had 11 points and eight rebounds. Anna Linde had 12 points and four rebounds in the win. Julia Wilkins stuffed the stat sheet with 11 points, five assists, six rebounds and two steals. Ava Thayer had 11 points, five steals, four rebounds and two assists. Jade Wolfer (6) and Kelsey Davis (1) also scored for Keshequa. Sierra Somers led Mount Morris with 11 points. Cadence Stroud had six. Maria Pau Caceres and Briana Lange both had three.
HAVERLING (9-5) 45
LIVONIA (11-3) 57
DANSVILLE (6-6) 69
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (0-11) 17
Aynsley Belcher scored 30 points to lead Dansville. Teammate Kali Meyer had 10 points. Madison Lee scored nine in the win. Chelsie Tyler (6), Megan Tyler (5), Stephanie Youngers (4), Brielle Caruso (3) and Abby Belcher (2) also scored for the Mustangs.
WARSAW (3-10) 21
GENESEO (8-6) 25
Tessa Reilly scored 11 points, and Emily Lamb had five to lead Geneseo. Brogan Henderson added three in the win. Maddie Mark, Bridget McMaster and Caroline Capel each had three points.
LETCHWORTH (3-10) 14
AVON (6-7) 38
Sarina McDowell scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds as Avon won its fifth straight game. Teammate Ali DiFranco added 11 points, six rebounds and three steals. Emma Brogdon had five points and five rebounds in the win. Letchworth’s Phoebe Conklin scored eight points. Morgan Brace added five.
PAVILION (11-1) 66
PERRY (4-9) 31
Lauren Kingsley finished with 20 points, six rebounds, four blocks, four assists and a steal to help Pavilion put together back-to-back wins. Teammate Shea Amberger posted a double-double of 10 points and 13 rebounds to go with five steals and three blocks. Karlee Zinkievich had 18 points, eight steals, seven assists and five rebounds. Paige Landers accounted for 14 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals. Makayla Washburn had two points and six rebounds. Kylie Conway chipped in with two points.
HOUGHTON (5-5) 30
CUBA-RUSHFORD (5-8) 41
ALFRED-ALMOND (0-9) 10
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (12-4) 63
Sophomore Lily Mullen scored 27 points and had eight steals as Canisteo-Greenwood won its second straight and third in the past four games. Brooke Burd added 12 points, seven rebounds and three blocked shots. Bailey Mullen had nine points in the win. Kennedy Richardson scored seven. Triniti Tigner (4), Peyton Peters (2) and McKenna Ferris also scored for C-G. Isabel Badeau and Angela Smith scored three apiece for Alfred-Almond. Chloe Bracken and Ryann Donlon both had two points for the Eagles.
ANDOVER/WHITESVILLE (9-2) 52
HINSDALE (0-9) 10
AVOCA/PRATTSBRUGH (9-6) 35
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (2-11) 29
ARKPORT/CANASERAGA (8-6)
HAMMONDSPORT (6-5)
ADDISON (9-5)
CAMPBELL-SAVONA (1-13)
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (8-1)
C.G. FINNEY (4-3)
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