CLASS A
No. 12 OUR LADY OF MERCY (10-13) 38
No. 1 PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (19-3) 45
After leading 21-12 at halftime, Ellie Bergin’s basket early in the fourth quarter gave Sutherland a 31-29 lead. The Knights then converted eight free throws and closed the game on an 11-2 run to pull away late. READ MORE.
No. 11 IRONDEQUOIT (10-13) 40
No. 2 CANANDAIGUA (18-5) 63
Unable to connect from the outside early in the contest, the Braves found success down low with Kyleigh Chapman scoring the first five points and Mya Herman the next seven to propel the Braves on their 27-0 run to end the first and begin the second quarters. READ MORE.
CLASS B2
No. 4 WELLSVILLE (12-10) 38
No. 1 DANSVILLE (16-6) 51
Emma Allen finished with a double-double, and Aynsley Belcher scored 15 points to lead Dansville into the B2 championship game. Allen had 11 points and 15 rebounds to go with an assist and three steals in the win. Belcher collected six rebounds and two blocks. Chelsie Tyler accounted for 11 points, five rebounds, two assists and three steals while Kali Meyer had points and two steals. Taylor Hamsher (5) and Megan Tyler (7) rounded out the scoring for Dansville. Eleni Mountzouros grabbed a rebound. Makenna Dunbar and Sara Reitz scored 12 points apiece to lead Wellsville. Averee Palmatier added 10. Lindsey Stuck (2) and Jaden Dunbar (2) also scored for Wellsville. Dansville will face Hornell in the B2 championship game.
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No. 3 HORNELL (14-8) 61
No. 2 MYNDERSE (13-9) 56
Jordyn Dyring and Madelyn Moore combined for 13 fourth-quarter points as Hornell erased a four-point deficit and clinched a spot in the B2 finals. Trailing 42-38 after three quarters of play, Dyring delivered a pair of 3-pointers. Moore connected three times from the floor and converted a free throw to lead the comeback. Payton Bentley and Lillian Hoyt also found the range from distance while Selena Maldonado converted on all four of her free throw attempts in the rally. Dyring finished with 15 points and four steals. Moore had 13 points and seven steals. Bentley added 11 points and eight rebounds while Hoyt scored 12. Maldonado accounted for seven points and five rebounds. Reagan Evingham scored three points. Mynderse’s Maddie Verkey and Kelly Kohberger combined for nine points in the third quarter as the Blue Devils took a 42-38 lead into the final eight minutes of the game. Haley Mosch led Mynderse with 23 points and seven rebounds. Verkey hit four 3s as part of a 16 point-performance. The junior guard also had five steals and six rebounds. Kohberger had four points and five assists. Lauren McDermott grabbed seven rebounds and scored five points. Ella Wirth (4), Sophie Palladino (2) and Bella Ferrara (2) also scored for Mynderse. Hornell will play Dansville in the finals.
Class D1
No. 4 GENESEE VALLEY/BELFAST (13-9) 23
No. 1 KESHEQUA (17-5) 44
Braelyn Isaman finished with 10 points, seven rebounds, six steals, two assists and a block to lead Keshequa into the D1 finals. Teammate Julia Wilkins added eight points, five steals, four rebounds and two assists while Libby Benner had seven points, six rebounds and four assists. Ava Thayer (5), Anna Linde (4) and Ryley Benner rounded out the scoring for Keshequa. The Indians will face Lyndonville in the championship. Genesee Valley/Belfast’s Mary Hamer led all scorers with 14 points. Harley Proctor (6) and Madison Mackenzie (3) also scored for the Jaguars.
No. 3 LYNDONVILLE (15-7) 43
No. 2 FILLMORE (16-6) 42
Addison Dillenbeck and Ashlee Stephens scored 13 points apiece to lead Lyndonville in the D1 championship game. Isabella Groves and Lorelei Dillenbeck both seven points. Shelby Boring (2) and Haley Shaffer (1) rounded out the scoring for Lyndonville.
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