FAIRPORT (15-3) 82
RUSH-HENRIETTA (17-1) 86 3OT
Jalen Taggart topped the 25-point mark for the eighth time this season and led the way with 28 points including 12 in overtime to lift Rush-Henrietta back in the win column. The junior guard also reached the career 1,000-point mark. Down 14 heading into the fourth, Avery Council netted eight of his 20 points in the final frame as the Royal Comets outscored Fairport 20-6 to send it to overtime. Jahquin Brown added 13 points including five in overtime while Talhah Ali followed with 12. Amir Abdul-Haqq reached double-figures with 10 points and JJ Ward scored seven. For Fairport, LaShard Lowry Jr. topped the 30-point mark for the fourth time this season with a game-high 33 points including 12 in extra time while Drew Sisson netted 13 of his 16 points in the second half. Hadi Dergham accounted for 11 points while Alexander Grejda hit double-figures with 10. Landon Brunken (6), Jonathan Roessel (2) and Gannon Culver (2) completed the scoring.
VICTOR (6-11) 88
PENFIELD (16-2) 92
Jackson Green and Patrick Emling recorded season-highs with 23 points apiece to lead Penfield to its third consecutive victory. The duo combined for 16 of Penfield’s 30 points in the final eight minutes. Jake McCarthy accounted for 16 points while Christian Zarzycki followed with 15 points as the teammates netted nine points each in the fourth quarter. Gabe Reyes scored five points all in the third quarter while CJ Johnson and Kelsey McGraw picked up four points each. Michael Moxley tallied two points. For Victor, Griffen Hopkins posted a season-high 34 points including 13 in the final frame. This is the senior’s second 30-plus point game this season. Timmy McAuliffe registered nine points all from long range while Owen Dake poured in seven points in the second half. Colin Barber, Randy Johnson, Benjamin Fell and Ravi Chitre all netted six points apiece. Gage Hay (5) and Sean Loyal (2) rounded out the scoring.
HILTON (6-12) 42
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (9-9) 51
Nick Schillaci put up a game-high 19 points, five rebounds, two steals and two blocks to lead Webster Schroeder to its fourth straight victory. Connor Fulkerson finished with 10 points while Tyler Washington ended with seven points, seven rebounds, five steals, three assists and two blocks. Sam Nick netted seven points while Aydin Stephens added five points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals. Jack Kelly and AJ Amico also tallied two points apiece. For Hilton, Matthew Kosiorek led the way with 12 points including nine from beyond the arc while Jack Smith followed with 11. Matthew Mandrycky and Shane Thompson scored seven points apiece. Jackson Esposito (3) and Cooper Streb (2) completed the scoring.
GATES CHILI (9-8) 62
IRONDEQUOIT (9-9) 59
Joey Vigerzi led the way with 20 points including eight in the final frame to lift Gates Chili and snap a four-game losing streak. The junior also added four rebounds and three assists. Tremier Lewis accounted for 16 points, nine rebounds and four assists while Jaylen Givens followed with 14 points. Jaden Robinson scored four points all in the second half. For Irondequoit, Chase Leonardo netted a season-high 30 points including 18 of the Eagles 21 points in the fourth quarter. DJ Kemp added 12 points all in the first half while Taiden Makubire recorded seven points. Anthony Major (5), Jayden Patterson (3) and Goti Bandas (2) rounded out the scoring.
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (4-14) 53
SPENCERPORT (8-10) 63
Senior night went right for Spencerport as senior Hunter Streb posted a career-high 27 points to lead all scorers and pace the Rangers to a second consecutive win. Fellow senior Cam Khuns also recorded a career-high with 20 points while Tony Kanaley netted eight points. Aiden Grinell (3), Jevon Jackson (3) and Jaxson Tinsley (2) completed the scoring. For Churchville-Chili, Lucas Karelus led the way with 18 points while Jason Small and Jacob Gonzalez added eight points apiece. Brayden Stedman scored six points while Josh Miner tallied five. Joe Montesano (3), Landon Healey (3) and Jaxson Tinsley (2) rounded out the Saints scoring.
WEBSTER THOMAS (13-5) 55
BRIGHTON (5-12) 49
Joey Baller poured in 11 of his team-high 14 points in the second half to lead Webster Thomas back to the win column. With the win, Thomas clinches Monroe County Division II. Sean Quinn followed with 13 points including six in the final quarter while Levi Kulik reached double-digits with 10 points. Mateo Piatrantoni added nine points while Danny Check netted six points from long range. AJ LaLoggia knocked down a three. Dan Regan led all scorers with 15 points while Grady Hopkin and Yele Enya put up 12 points apiece for Brighton. Brody Kamm scored five points all in the final quarter while Abram Levy ended with three points and Peter Odhiambo two.
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PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (11-7) 47
GREECE ATHENA (16-2) 46
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BROCKPORT (6-14) 45
PITTSFORD MENDON (12-8) 74
Tyler Knapp led all scorers with 21 points including five triples in the second quarter to pace Pittsford Mendon to its fourth straight victory. Trevor Nally accounted for 14 points including 12 from beyond the arc while Josh Shadders reached double-figures with 10 points. Amari Coleman added nine points while Ryan Connolly followed with eight points all in the first half. Cayden Rathnam picked up seven points.Jack Nally knocked down a triple while John Leitner went 2-for-2 from the charity stripe. For Brockport, Azay Odey led the way with 12 points while Ty Sherman followed with 10. Ethan Hart and Ayden Matthews netted six points each while Daniel Dailey scored five. Ty Sherman, Brodee Henshaw and Tyler Judd all tallied two points apiece.
CANANDAIGUA (14-3)
GREECE ARCADIA (5-13)
BATAVIA (12-5) 52
GREECE OLYMPIA (8-11) 58
Down one heading into the fourth, Terry Griffin Jr tallied six of his 18 points in the final frame to outscore Batavia 16-9 and lift Greece Olympia to its third win in the past four games. The senior also racked up 14 rebounds and five blocks on the night. Caiden Evans put up a game-high 22 points along with five rebounds and three steals. Connor Welker reached double-digits with 10 points including two triples in the final eight minutes. Bran’Dale Lester, Ezequiel Ofarrill, Fred Schichler and Arnold Tossah picked up two points apiece. For Batavia, Carter Mullen scored all of his game-high 13 points in the first half while Justin Smith followed with 12. Gavin White ended with eight points. Brady Mazur netted six points all from beyond the arc while brother Casey Mazur recorded six points in the third quarter. Ty Gioia knocked down a triple while Grady Hemer and Aiden Kopper finished with two points apiece.
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HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (6-12) 58
GREECE ODYSSEY (11-8) 67
Gavin Williams joined the 1,000-point club as the senior guard scored a game-high 20 including nine in the fourth quarter to lead Greece Odyssey to a third straight win. Mike Cathey recorded his 17th straight double-double as the senior finished with 18 points and 15 rebounds. Phoenix Decker accounted for 13 points including three triples in the first quarter while Jayson Figueroa added nine points. Kingston Santiago (5), Elijah Burgio (2) and Anthony Johnson (2) rounded out the scoring. For Honeoye Falls-Lima, Quinn Kailbourne put up a team-high 16 points while Grady Goodberlet followed with 15. Holden Kamm netted seven points while Jacob Weber and Sam Jokl scored six points apiece. Nate Meacham (4), Brody Swan (2) and Marshal Adams (2) completed the Cougars scoring.
EDISON (3-16) 49
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (6-11) 55
Latrell Ingram dropped a game-high 27 points and grabbed six rebounds to end a three-game losing streak for School of the Arts. Ishmael Gonzales accounted for 16 points including 10 in the second half and three assists. Bruce Newton added seven points and five rebounds while Paul Stevens hauled in a team-high 13 rebounds and three points. Benjamin Laver tallied two points. For Edison, Isaiah Wonneberg led the way with 11 points while Jah’meir Birmingham netted seven points. Shamier Hooks, Karron Mack, Aden Aden and Felix Vazquez all scored six points apiece. Anthony Johnson (4) and Royal Alexander (3) finished the scoring.
BISHOP KEARNEY (6-10)
BISHOP LUDDEN (III)
EUGENIO MARIA DEHOSTOS (13-6) 61
LETCHWORTH (8-10) 56
Seth Patterson led the way with 17 points while Hippo Vargas finished in double-figures with 11 points to pace Eugenio Maria DeHostos to its third straight victory. For Letchworth, Adam Webster stuffed the stat sheet wit 14 points, four rebounds, four assists and four steals while Isaac Hansen added 12 points, eight rebounds, five assists and two blocks.
WATERLOO (13-4) 58
MYNDERSE (10-8) 65
MIDLAKES (4-15) 36
GENEVA (13-5) 61
DePatrick Overstreet stuffed the stat sheet with 22 points, nine rebounds, three steals and two blocks to pace Geneva to its third straight victory. Xavier Praylor accounted for 12 points, five steals, four assists and three rebounds. Jalen Whitley added eight points while Jahzire White and Kaden Larsen scored five points apiece. Prodigy Irvin (4), Andrew Green (3) and Aden Downey (2) rounded out the scoring. For Midlakes Jackson Nurse led the way with 14 points while Marucs Tookes netted eight points and Diallo Lewis seven. Nathan Lathrop (3), Connor Tripp (2) and Jesse Bennett (2) finished the scoring.
KENDALL (6-10)
ALEXANDER (14-4)
PEMBROKE (9-8) 51
ATTICA (5-12) 33
Nolan Peterson put up a game-high 16 points to pace Pembroke to its third consecutive victory. Jayden Bridge was just shy of a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds. Landon Suro scored seven points while Caleb Felski dished out five assists. For Attica, Carter Gorski led the way with 15 points.
BYRON-BERGEN (5-13) 49
HOLLEY (8-9) 64
NOTRE DAME BATAVIA (12-6) 68
ELBA (2-16) 39
Aiden Bellavia led all scorers with 22 points including 15 in the second half of play to pace Notre Dame Batavia to back-to-back victories. The senior hauled in seven rebounds, two assists and two steals along the way. Chase Antinore ended with a double-double of 15 points and a game-high 19 rebounds along with five steals and four assists. TJ Cephus finished in double-figures with 11 points, four steals and four boards. Makyell Walker netted nine points while Evan Fitzpatrick added three points, five assists, four rebounds and four steals. Owen Therrien, Matthew McCulley, Finn Davies and Stetson Hall all tallied two points apiece. For Elba, Nick Scott put up a game-high 19 points with 18 coming in the first half while Ryan Marscelli poured in 12 points including 10 in the final frame. Brayden Jachimowicz picked up eight points to complete the scoring.
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (10-8) 78
LYNDONVILLE (1-16) 38
ALFRED-ALMOND (1-17) 28
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (14-4) 64
ADDISON (5-12) 40
ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (11-6) 66
Caden Carey dropped a game-high 32 points to go along with seven rebounds and four assists to pace Arkport-Canaseraga to its third win in the past four games. Devin Moran added nine points and seven rebounds while Micah Marvin and Ronan Williams recorded seven points apiece. Marvin also hauled in seven rebounds. Alex Vilkhu finished with five points, seven rebounds, six assists and two steals. Matt Karr and Connor Westfall both knocked down a triple.
HAMMONDSPORT (5-13) 39
AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (6-12) 75
JJ Crowder scored 32 points with 12 coming from three-point land to lead all scorers and snap a three-game losing streak for Avoca-Prattsburgh. Austin Swift and Carter Button accounted for 13 points apiece while Colin Zurlick added 10 points. Connor Parulski netted six points all in the first quarter and Brayn Heale knocked down a triple. For Hammondsport, Henry Morrison put up a team-high 17 points including 10 in the first quarter. Terrill Mack scored eight points while Levi Edsall poured in six points from beyond the arc. Jamie Harell, Alex Brown, Owen Beers and Carter Rodriguez tallied two points apiece.
CAMBELL-SAVONA (4-14) 31
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (9-9) 67
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