GIRLS
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (11-3) 79
GREECE ATHENA (2-11) 40
Ellie Bergin led three in double figures, and Pittsford Sutherland won its second straight game. Leora Cook added 15 points in the win, and Dylan Madigan had 10. Annie Dodge and Eden Lewis scored eight apiece. Annie Refermat (6), Sadie Bush (6), Caitlin Bergin (4) and Lara Brandt (2) rounded out the scoring for Sutherland.
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (9-5) 57
HILTON (8-6) 48
Andraia DiPisa scored 10 points in the second quarter as Schroeder took a 29-16 lead heading into the half and went on to snap a two-game skid. The senior guard connected four times from the floor during the frame including a pair of 3-pointers. Teammate Mariah Watkins led all scorers with 23 points. Watkins accounted for 10 points in the fourth quarter. Julia Perales added 10 in the win. Bria Watkins (6), Sarah Ferruzza (3) and Anna Rogers (2) also scored for the Warriors. Leah Thompson led the Hilton attack with 14 points. Mallory Heise had 12. Ella Clark scored 10. Sarah Jorgensen (4), Karlee Hargather (5) and Riley Letta (3) also scored for the Cadets.
WEBSTER THOMAS (5-8) 57
IRONDEQUOIT (7-7) 60 OT
Leila Rosario hit two of her five 3-pointers in overtime as part of her 17-point night and Irondequoit won for the third time in four games. The Eagles jumped out to a 14-10 on the strength of eight-straight points from Amiyah Nunn as part of her game-high 19 points. Thomas clamped down on defense in the second quarter forcing multiple Irondequoit turnovers. The Titans closed the first half on a 19-1 run to take a nine-point halftime lead. Teagan Baylor scored seven of her 14 points in the second quarter. Thomas maintained its edge throughout the third quarter, but Irondequoit cut the lead to two with the quarter ending 38-36 in favor of Thomas. Irondequoit tied the game with the first bucket in the fourth, but Thomas kept the lead for most of the frame until Maeve Brennan scored the last four points in regulation to send the game to overtime. Aubrey Smith scored four of her 10 points in overtime for Irondequoit. Mady Kelly led the Titans with 18 points while Bella Fanale chipped in 14.
FAIRPORT (11-4) 34
PENFIELD (7-5) 26
Riley DeRue finished with 12 rebounds, five points, four blocks and two steals as Fairport swept the regular season series from its Monroe County Division I rival. Bella Pucci paced the scoring with 14 points. Ella Meabon had six points, seven rebounds and two assists. Ne’vaeh Buntley added six rebounds, five points and four blocks. Abigail Smith contributed four points three rebounds, four steals and two steals. The win was the fourth straight and sixth in the past seven for Fairport. Jackie Funk led Penfield with eight points. Grace Alexander had seven, and Elisa Faklaris six points. Eva Elliot (3) and Kennedy Cone (2) also scored for Penfield.
PITTSFORD MENDON (12-1) 59
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (5-8) 28
Three players scored in double figures as Mendon jumped to a 31-16 lead at half and went on to win its ninth straight game. Lily Kennedy led the Vikings with 19 points. Anaya Coleman added 15. Bridget Miller scored 10. Danielle Strauf hit two 3-pointers and finished with eight points. Kate Hennessey (4), Ella Peyre (2) and Camryn DelGallego (1) rounded out the scoring for Mendon. Sydney Postell led Churchville-Chili with 10 points. Emma Voglewede scored five. Katie Draper and Esabella Smith added four apiece. Haley Leonard (3) and Rachel Kabaka (2) also scored for the Saints.
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CANANDAIGUA (14-1) 46
SPENCERPORT (9-7) 22
Canandaigua’s defense came out strong but both teams struggled to score early. Sophomore Macy Bacon scored twice going to the basket for the Braves. READ MORE.
RUSH-HENRIETTA (6-7) 36
VICTOR (9-4) 49
Grace Callahan led three in double figures as Victor swept the regular series from its Monroe County Division I rival. Kaitlin Murphy added 11 points, and Eva Pronti had 10. Rachel Gill (6), Mallory Clar (4), Maryn Savage (3) and Abbie Murphy (2) also scored for the Blue Devils. The win was the second straight and fourth in the past five for Victor. Alison Utter led Rush-Henrietta with 12 points. Alivia Day had seven. Ashlyn Roberts scored five while Ava Santiago (4), Megan Schillinger (3), Avery Roberts (3) and Kate Gregg (2) also scored for the Royal Comets.
EASTRIDGE (5-8) 72
GREECE ODYSSEY (2-13) 44
Asia Philip scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Odyssey. Jenayla Hunter finished with 10 points, four rebounds, four steals and three assists in the loss. Sienna Tyo collected eight points, six assists, nine rebounds, three steals and one block. Jayleanna Hillyard (3) and Brealle Pope (2) also scored for Odyssey.
ROCHESTER PREP (3-9) 26
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (9-1) 52
NEWARK (5-7) 43
WAYNE (7-8) 25
Ciana Galvin scored 15 points, and TaKyla Vaughn added 12 as Newark snapped a three-game skid. Brooklyn Graham added eight points in the win. Isabel Robson had five. Anna Verdine (2) and Victoria Ward (1) also scored for Newark.
SOUTH SENECA (5-7) 52
NAPLES (0-10) 19
GENEVA (0-13) 28
MYNDERSE (9-3) 58
HONEOYE (1-11) 11
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (12-1) 72
Hallie Knapp scored 17 points while grabbing seven rebounds and two steals as Dundee/Bradford rolled to its sixth straight win. Kendall Parker finished with 13 points, eight assists, six steals and four rebounds in the win. Jade Roussell had 12 points and five reboubnds. Nikki Peterson collected 11 points, six steals, three rebounds and three assists. Mikayla Schoffner corralled 12 rebounds to go with four points and a block. Baleigh Monell had eight points and seven rebounds. MyKenzie Clancey (5) and Kailey Yeoman (2) also scored for Dundee/Bradford.
HORNELL (9-4) 47
DANSVILLE (7-7) 63
Madison Lee scored 22 points while handing out two assists and grabbing two steals as Dansville won for the second time in three games. Aynsley Belcher posted a double-double of 13 points and 11 rebounds in the win. Chelsie Tyler added 14 points, two assists and a steal. Brielle Caruso had five points, six rebounds and five assists for the Mustangs. Sidney Stone (6), and Erin Patanella (3) also scored for Dansville. Selena Maldonado led Hornell with 13 points. Lillian Hoyt had 10 and Jane Spitulnik nine. Hornell took the earlier meeting between the two teams, 54-45.
LE ROY (4-11) 33
WARSAW (4-10) 36
GENESEO (8-7) 31
AVON (7-7) 35
Sarina McDowell converted 5-of-5 free throws including two in the final seconds as Avon erased a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter to win its sixth straight game. McDowell finished with 13 points, nine rebounds and three blocks in the win. Ali DiFranco had seven points and six rebounds. Emma Bondgren added six points, and Maggie Vanderbilt scored all six of her points in the fourth quarter. Avon trailed 29-17 heading into the final eight minutes before outscoring Geneseo 16-2 over the final eight minutes of the contest. Mary Claire Rollins led Geneseo with nine points. Brogan Henderson had seven for the Blue Devils.
KESHEQUA (12-4) 46
PERRY (4-11) 38
EAST ROCHESTER (15-0) 57
WILLIAMSON (1-6) 37
Samantha Lewis finished with 24 points, six rebounds, five assists and five steals to lead East Rochester (No. 2 NYSSWA Class C). Lily Funk added 15 points, 11 rebounds, six blocks, a steal and an assist. Zarriah Eldridge had 14 points, five rebounds, four steals and four assists in the win. Emma Romach and Aniyah Eldridge had two points apiece. Gianna Romach grabbed six rebounds and handed out one assist. Reagan Mangos scored 15 points to lead Williamson. Paige Jordan had 10. Elizabeth Brandt (7) and Cayleigh Newby (5) also scored for the Marauders.
ELBA (11-4) 49
HOLLEY (4-10) 19
ATTICA (10-5) 35
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME (10-4) 49
BYRON-BERGEN (11-5) 37
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (12-2) 55
Kelsey Schlagenhauf finished with 16 points, 14 rebounds and five assists as Oakfield-Alabama won for the second time in three games. Caitlin Ryan posted a double-double of 14 points and 10 rebounds. MaKena Reding had 13 points while handing out four assists. Brooke Reding (4), Piper Hyde (3), Emma Wray (3) and Macy Altamirano (2) also scored for the Hornets.
LYNDONVILLE (9-4) 63
PEMBROKE (7-7) 64
Sydney Johnson scored 14 points and the hit the game-winning free throw with no time left on the clock as Pembroke won its second in three games. Johnson handed out five assists and grabbed three rebounds in the win. Karli Houseknecht had 12 points, five steals, two rebounds and an assist. Izzy Breeden finished with 14 points and four rebounds for the Dragons. Elle Peterson had five points and eight rebounds. Lyndonville’s Ella Lewis finished with eight points including a 3-pointer to tie the 1:01 remaining in the fourth quarter. Ashlee Stephens scored 19 to lead the Tigers. Addison Dillenbeck had 15 and Karlee Rounds 13 points.
KENDALL (12-2) 30
WHEATLAND-CHILI (2-12) 27
Alezya Brown led Kendall to its fifth win in six games with a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds to go with four steals and two assists. Elizabeth Snyder grabbed 11 rebounds to go with four blocks, four points and two assists in the win. Julia Szczepanski finished with 10 rebounds, five points, two assists and two blocks. Julie Coble handed out two assists while grabbing two rebounds and two steals.
ANDOVER/WHITESVILLE (10-3) 30
FILLMORE (15-0) 38
CUBA-RUSHFORD (6-8) 27
HINSDALE (0-12) 13
BOYS
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (5-10) 72
NE DOUGLASS (6-8) 41
Jason Gibbs scored a game-high 32 points and handed out eight assists to lead Churchville-Chili in non-league action. Ricardo Lagares posted a double-double with 13 and 14 rebounds in the win. Robert Munding had nine points while Amir Thomas added seven. Joaquon Thomas (6), Tyler Meisenzahl (3) and Michael Sardou (2) also scored for the Saints. Chris James led NE Douglass with 11 points. Christian Wester accounted for nine while Robert Echevarria and Jules Boatwright scored eight apiece. Asiatic Rahmaan (2), Chevis Randall (2) and Wilson Riaa (1) also scored for the Panthers.
AQUINAS (10-3) 90
WILSON MAGNET (7-7) 43
Mason Blackwood and Jack Bleier scored 15 points apiece as Aquinas won its seventh straight game. Blackwood shot 8-of-9 from the floor including 2-of-2 from behind the 3-point arc. Bleier did all his damage from long range shooting a perfect 5-of-5 from distance. Myles Blackwood and Will Scanlon both scored 11. Chris Leysath had nine points in the win. Jordan Jordan and Rob McCullough both scored eight. Myles James (6), Jeh’vay Walker (4) and Saverio Viele (3) rounded out the scoring for Aquinas. Wilson’s DaSiah White led all scorers with 21 points. Zavarius Henry added eight points and nine rebounds for the Wildcats. Joshua Joyce had five. Lasharm Henry (4), Dolcin Flood (2), Khalil Lewis (2) and Jayleon Smith (1) also scored for Wilson.
UPREP (7-6) 81
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (1-13) 55
Emmanuel Charley finished with 19 points and six steals as UPrep won for the third time in four games. Mylan Maxwell added 17 points for the Griffins while Chris Powell had 13.
ROCHESTER ACADEMY CS (13-0) 77
WORLD OF INQUIRY (3-9) 62
Josiah Heyward snapped an eight-all tie with a drive from the wing. He followed with a catch-and-shoot 3-pointer. Three possessions later, he connected again from distance before converting a putback to give Rochester Academy its first double-digit lead of the game at 20-10. READ MORE.
WEBSTER THOMAS (9-3) 54
IRONDEQUOIT (10-3) 44
Andrew Quinn scored 22 points to lead Webster Thomas to its sixth straight win. The visiting Titans took a lead early in the first quarter and did not relinquish it for the remainder of the game. Irondequoit stayed within striking distance for the better part of the game, twice pulling within two in the fourth quarter, but Thomas scored the last eight points of the game from the free throw line for the final 10-point margin, Quinn scored six of those eight from the line. Shawn Mason had 14 points including four 3-pointers for the Titans. Jackson Kulik added eight. Sean Linder and Will Richardson had three apiece. Eli Adams and David Petz both scored two points. Ryan Heath was the only Eagle in double-digits with 19 on the night. High-scoring Xavier Gissendanner ran into early foul trouble which left him on the bench for half of both the first and second quarters. He was held to seven points for the game. Evan Leonardo added seven. Damon Brumfield had five points. Charles Barnes scored four and Owen Salerno had two points for Irondequoit. The Eagles had won eight straight games entering the contest.
PENFIELD (6-9) 52
FAIRPORT (6-6) 64
Bruce Wilder connected twice from behind the 3-point arc and scored eight points in the second quarter as Fairport grabbed a double-digit lead and went on to snap a two-game skid. Wilder hit three threes in the game and finished with 18 points. Zac Ditzel, Josh Knapp and James Stanek added nine points apiece in the win. Alex Hill and Wallace Rahmaan both scored five points in the win. Ian Kennedy (3), Bill Meagher (2) and Mitch Parker (2) rounded out the scoring for the Red Raiders. Caden Harrington led Penfield with 12 points. Aiden Cook had 10. Matt Karpen scored nine. Brady Schroeder (7), Daniel Gregory (4), Derek Torres (4), Jackson Beganny (3), Charles MacDougall-Knapp (2) and Joe Coyle (1) also scored for Penfield.
HILTON (8-6) 59
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (8-4) 39
Preston Prince led three in double figures with 18 points, and Hilton won for the sixth time in the past seven games. Michael Whelehan hit five 3-pointers and added 15 points in the win. Greyson Trubia had 11 points for the Cadets. Derek Cavey (8) and Carter Clark (7) also scored for Hilton. The Cadets outscored Schroeder 18-3 in the fourth quarter. Jon McCaffrey led Schroeder with 12 points. Alex DeRosa and Lance Becoats added six apiece. Ben Carey scored five points. Nate DeMay (4), Gio Schillaci (3) and Tyler Race (3) each added to the Schroeder offensive production.
BATAVIA (5-9) 40
GREECE ARCADIA (8-6) 55
Vinnie Cacia and Austin DiNatale combined for 13 third-quarter points when Arcadia grabbed a double-digit and went on to win its third straight game. Cacia hit a three and connected twice more from inside the arc during the third. DiNatale scored all six of his points in the stanza. Mike Bolger hit six 3-pointers and led all scorers with 20 points. Gabe Taylor added 12 in the win. Cacia accounted for nine points while Dana Bolger added six. Ryan Mineo chipped in with two points. Carter McFollins scored 11 points to lead Batavia. Javin McFollins had 10 points. Mikey McKenzie scored nine. Cam McClinic (5), Rashawd Christie (3), Sawyer Siverling (1) and Tanner Mountain (1) also scored for Batavia.
VICTOR (15-1) 83
RUSH-HENRIETTA (5-7) 50
Nick Leonard and Phil Nwugwo scored 16 points apiece to lead Victor to its third straight win. AJ Queri connected on a troika of 3-pointers and added 11 points in the win. Rohan Chitre and Jonah Whittier added 10 apiece. Brennan Hopkins and Luis Diaz-Rivera both scored five. Peyton Danks and Ryan Dodge both had three points. Victor led 34-26 at half before outscoring the Rush-Henrietta 27-11 in the third quarter. Nasir Hunter led R-H with 10 points. Mason Giorgione added eight. Tobey Wright scored seven points. Abdul Bori had six points. Ajani Cook scored five. Myles Collins-Howard and Tyler Simmons both scored four points. Jeremy Bumbarger (3), Izigk Fisher (2) and Isaiah Washington (1) also scored for R-H.
GATES-CHILI (3-11) 63
BRIGHTON (10-3) 69
Andrew Falter scored 18 points, and Reggie Smith, Jr. added 16 as Brighton won its fifth straight game. Falter connected twice from the floor including once from behind the 3-point arc in the fourth quarter when Brighton outscored Gates 20-15. Andrew Kotrides converted 3-of-5 free throws and scored five of his 10 points in the final frame as well. David Tisa, Jr. scored nine in the win while Eli Desandis had six points. Quinn O’Brien and Trygve Watkins accounted for five points apiece. Gates junior Kani Mitchem led scorers with 19 points. Cameron Browns scored 15, and Ryan Santiago had 14 points. Sammy Seymour scored six, and Brandon Randolph had five. Demarion Mewborn and Ty Stevenson both had two points for the Spartans.
GREECE ODYSSEY (0-15) 37
EASTRIDGE (12-1) 73
Emmanuel Leftenant led three in double figures as Eastridge won its third straight game. Leftenant scored all 14 of his points in the first quarter when the Lancers jumped to a 34-9 lead. Sean Pope had 13 points while Caquan Wester had 12. Anthony Bennett, Emmanuel Torres and Zy Switzer scored six points apiece in the win. Cordell Young (5), Jo Jo Pittman (4), Jayden Gamble (2) and Jayden Reese (2) rounded out the scoring for Eastridge. Odyssey’s Maron McDonald led all scorers with 22 points. Gavin Williams added seven. Josh Tantalo and Jazir Larkins scored three apiece while Zack Ganger accounted for two points.
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (8-5) 37
CANANDAIGUA (10-3) 48
Bryce Ceravolo and Derek Andrews scored 16 points apiece as Canandaigua won its fourth straight game and fifth in the past six. The duo combined for 13 points in the fourth quarter when Canandaigua outscored Sutherland 19-13. Callum Outhouse added six points in the win. Nick Ferris scored four. Nathan Sheridan (3), Kenyon Mahoney (2) and Luke Pawlicki (1) also contributed for the Braves. Sutherland’s Sam Pisanelli converted 7-of-8 free throws and led the Knights with 16 points. Tyler Mullin added six points. Dutch Pestorius (4), Chandler Reynolds (3), Max Michalski (3), Bobby Dodge (2), Henry Goldstein (2) and Ivan Goettler (1) also scored for Sutherland.
BISHOP KEARNEY (1-12) 34
PITTSFORD MENDON (13-1) 68
Kidder Lindley scored 16 points to lead Mendon while Caleb Lewis and Matt Woods added 11 apiece. Conner Rook scored eight in the win. Jackson Green and Eric Krowl both scored six points. London Hoyser (4), Ryan Deuel (4) and Tyler Shadders (2) also scored for the Vikings. Colin Gentile scored 13 points to lead Kearney. Zee Johnson added 12 points for the Kings.
ROCHESTER PREP (1-10) 57
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (12-2) 97
Senior guard Ryan Garwood led the Knights with 44 points, including nine 3-pointers as the Knights picked up their 11th win in a row. Garwood became the Section V career 3-point leader with 339 makes from long distance. The previous record was 337 by Max Harris, a 2018 Finney graduate. Garwood also had six rebounds and seven assists in the win. Andrew Eschner had 17 points and Larry O’Neal notched a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Garwood’s 339 career threes is currently third all time in NYS. He needs just four more to move into second place only behind Joe Girard (668).
AVON (13-2) 59
GENESEO (9-4) 44
Zach Colvin finished with 22 points and six rebounds as Avon won its seventh straight game. Trevor Stroud added 10 points in the win. Andrew Rowland had seven points and six assists while Hudson added nine points and six rebounds. Leading by six at half, Avon outscored Geneseo 16-7 in the third quarter. Ethan Bennett led the Blue Devils with 11 points.
DANSVILLE (11-3) 75
HORNELL (9-6) 58
Drew Morrow scored 31 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as Dansville won its third straight game. Collin Gray collected 15 points and 15 rebounds in the win while Jakob Smith had 11 points and seven rebounds. Tyler Harris finished with six points, three assists and three steals. Dawson Wadsworth had eight points, eight assists and three rebounds. Reid Martin had four points and four rebounds for the Mustangs. Ethan Canfield grabbed three boards while Aazan Sohail grabbed two. Calab Rigdon had two steals. Leading by three at half, Dansville outscored Hornell 18-9 in the third quarter to take a commanding lead. Gennaro Picco led Hornell with 29 points. Shawn Rose had six points. Noah Kraatz had five. Dylan Harwood and Gates Miller scored four points apiece.
WARSAW (7-7) 39
LE ROY (11-3) 69
Finn Shelby collected 10 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks as Le Roy won for the fourth time in the past five games. Merritt Holly led the scoring with 19 points to go with eight rebounds. Mitch Hockey had 11 points and four assists. Andrew Draper scored 10 points for the Oatkan Knights.
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (12-3) 71
PAVILION (1-14) 31
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (6-9) 40
HAVERLING (6-8) 35
WILLIAMSON (3-7) 35
EAST ROCHESTER (9-4) 54
RED CREEK (5-7) 63
MARION (5-9) 53
SODUS (2-9) 49
GANANDA (11-3) 76
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (1-7) 34
LYONS (14-0) 77
JC Walker led Lyons with 28 points. Jaiden Lopez added 13, and Jacob Sides had 12 points. Jay Battle (9), Matt Briggs (8), CyQuire Norvell (4) and Jymeer Linzy (3) rounded out the scoring for the Lions. Nolan Sears scored nine points to lead North Rose-Wolcott offense. Nick Gilbert added seven points, and Lucien Macro had six. Isaiah Richardson (4), Evan Scarborough (3), Austin Smith (3) and Lukas Crane (2) also scored for the Cougars.
MYNDERSE (8-5) 44
GENEVA (5-7) 56
WAYNE (8-6) 50
NEWARK (9-6) 53
Brayden Steve connected twice behind the 3-point arc and scored nine of his team-high 17 points in the fourth quarter as Newark avenged a loss from earlier in the season. Steve finished with four 3-pointers in the game. Isaiah Camp added 12 rebounds along with nine points and six blocks. Daveon Wright also scored nine points for the Reds. Zach Herd had eight points, and Gabriel Caraballo seven. Stevie Brown rounded out the Newark scoring with three points. The win was the fifth in six games for the Reds. Wayne’s Mason Blankenberg led all scorers with 22 points. Paul Ostrowski had nine points for the Eagles while Cameron Blankenberg had eight. Jake Johnson (6), Devon Forrest (4) and Nate Coleman (1) also scored for the Eagles. Wayne took the previous meeting, 64-37.
PALMYRA-MACEDON (9-6) 72
MARCUS WHITMAN (5-9) 49
Ian Goodness finished with a game-high 22 points including 11 in the second quarter when Pal-Mac outscored Marcus Whitman 32-5. Paul Goodness added 16 points in the win – the Red Raiders seventh in the past eight games. Damian Knaak scored nine points. Quinn Nolan added eight. Alex Wootton (5), Aiden Nice (5), Noah Brooks (4) and Robert Kinslow (3) also contributed for Pal-Mac. Nolan Lee scored 19 points to lead Marcus Whitman. Connor Tomion added 18. Connor Gorton (6), Brody Royston (4) and Bryce Tomion (2) rounded out the scoring for Whitman.
ROMULUS (8-3) 56
HAMMONDSPORT (2-13) 38
AVOCA/PRATTSBURGH (15-0) 103
ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (3-14) 48
Senior Pacey Hopkins connected on six 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 24 points to go with five steals and five rebounds. Junior Sawyer Devoe scored 23 points to go with eight rebounds, four steals and four assists. Macoy Putnam added 16 points, nine steal and five assists while Evan Campbell had 15 points. Haden Abbott and Jamie Reagan accounted for seven points apiece in the win. Jamel Crowder (5), Aiden Schlesing (4) and Tucker Gerych (2) also scored for A/P. Logan Hoyt led Arkport-Canaseraga with 15 points. Michael Gilbert added 14. Emory Watkins scored three points for the Wolves. Alex Preston and Evan Reynolds scored two apiece.
WELLSVILLE (7-7) 45
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (9-4) 39
HOUGHTON (3-9) 43
SCIO/FRIENDSHIP (7-8) 57
FILLMORE (10-3) 77
HINSDALE (0-10) 36
CUBA-RUSHFORD (5-5)
GENESEE VALLEY (3-9)
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