West Herr Thursday Girls' Basketball Wrap: Elba wins Batavia Rotary tourney behind Reilly's 27; Bell's double-double powers Lyons to win

Livonia’s K.J. Einhiple (14) drives to the basket during Thursday’s action. Edison’s Nakayla Costello (24) defends on the play. (Photo: LAURA ACCIAIO)

BATAVIA ROTARY TOURNAMENT

ELBA (7-0) 55
NOTRE DAME BATAVIA (6-3) 44
Sydney Reilly netted a team-high 27 points to earn Tournament MVP and lead Elba to the Batavia Rotary Tournament championship. Brea Smith added seven points and nine rebounds. Smith earned All-Tournament Team honors. Lydia Ross hit for six points. Sofia Falleti topped Notre Dame Batavia with a 28-point, 10-rebound double-double. Falleti and Lucia Fiorentino were named to the All-Tournament Team from the Lady Irish.

CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (5-3) 42
BATAVIA (0-9) 34
Ava Amorese scored all of her team-high 19 points in the second half as Caledonia-Mumford erased a three-point deficit, outscoring Batavia 31-20. Amorese was named to the All-Tournament Team. Hazell Nickerson added eight points and seven rebounds in the win. Jaimen MacDonald led Batavia with a game-high 21 points.

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LIVONIA (4-5) 45
EDISON/WOIS (4-3) 55
Molly Hitchcock netted 16 of her game-high 28 points in the second half as Livonia outscored Edison/WOIS 29-20 to grab the win. Hitchcock hit 13 times from the floor and twice from the stripe. KJ Einhiple hits for 16 points in the win. Maddie Whitford added seven points. Sidney Clickner and Kiley Tumminelli each added two points. Kaysia Jones topped Edison/WOIS with 21 points. JaKayla Costello ended with 12 points. NaKayla Costello finished with six points. Antoinette Cotton pitched in four points. Zoriana Durbano hit once from the floor.

GANANDA (5-1) 49
RED CREEK (5-3) 26
Avery Hoffmann scored 13 of her game-high 19 points in the first half as Gananda jumped out to a 24-11 lead heading into the locker room. Hoffmann hit seven times from the floor and five times from the line. Leah Buffon and Ava VanAntwerp each hit for 10 points. Lily Aylett ended with five points and Jordyn Brice had four points. Lexi Gallina hit once from the free-throw line. Taylor Bailey topped Red Creek with nine points. Ryleigh Holliday (7), Jada Brown (4), Aylee Cooper (4) and Marley Sharkey (2) rounded out the scoring.

CLYDE-SAVANNAH (7-3) 59
WILLIAMSON/MARION (6-5) 73

SODUS (0-7) 19
LYONS (6-1) 64
Jayla Bell scored 13 of her game-high 20 points in the first half as Lyons jumped out to a 33-8 lead going into the half. Bell connected eight times from the floor and three times from the free-throw line. The senior guard grabbed 11 rebounds to get a double-double. Car’Mella Parker ended with 13 points. Kamryn Bonnell hit for 12 points and grabbed seven steals. Addison Jones (4), Sariah Tindal (2), Kyla Betts (2), Aryanna Carter (2) and Bailey Reed (1) rounded out the scoring for Lyons. Genevieve VanDerBroek led Sodus with five points. Malia Cromartie (4), Kaitlyn Harper (3), Juliet Bennett (3), Lennon Zabelny (2) and Lillyanna Wigent (2) also scored for Sodus.

NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (1-9) 26
EAST ROCHESTER (5-4) 58
Aniyah Eldridge led East Rochester to its third straight win with 17 points. Alex LaBounty ended with 13 points and 5 assists. Lily Silva grabbed 12 rebounds in the win.

MOUNT MORRIS (2-4) 37
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (0-8) 30

LETCHWORTH (3-4) 47
PERRY (4-4) 42
Charity Scott led Letchworth with 14 points. Sasha Bellamy added a 12-point, 10-rebound double-double. Maya Bellamy ended with nine points. Gillian Kemp hit for seven points and nine rebounds. Carly Jines pitched in three points and Autumn Mann scored two points.

WELLSVILLE (9-1) 46
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (7-3) 41
Makenna Dunbar scored 10 of her game-high 25 points in the first quarter as Wellsville jumped out to a 16-8 lead which they would never give up. Dunbar hit five times from the field and 14 times from the line. Caelyn Stevens finished with 13 points in the win. Jaden Dunbar connected for six points. Emily Stuck ended with two points. Paris May topped Canisteo-Greenwood with 16 points. Bailey Mullen ended with nine points and 13 rebounds. MacKenna Mullen (6), McKenna Ferris (5), Anna Mitchell (3) and Harlie McCaffery (2) rounded out the scoring.