Sydney Reilly (Elba) garnered her second-straight All-Tournament MVP en route to Elba’s second title in a row. Aimee Turner (Greece Arcadia/Olympia), AJ Orr (Aquinas), Lucy Bush (Pittsford Sutherland), Jordyn Dyring (Hornell), Jayla Bell (Lyons), Lily Baughman (Bloomfield) and Braelyn Isaman (Keshequa) each received All-Tournament MVP honors, the section announced.
Turner scored 10 points during a 13-0 Greece Arcadia/Olympia run to make it a one-possession game, but it was not enough as Fairport won 48-36, en route to its second title in a row. The senior averaged a double-double all season, including a 32-point, 14-rebound effort in the semifinal to earn Class AAA MVP.
Orr, the AA MVP, dropped 21 points, lifting Aquinas out of a 15-5 hole to start the game and captured the Class AA title, 55-44. Entering the title game, Orr averaged 17 points per game and lifted the Li’l Irish which moved up after claiming the Class A title in 2024.
Bush erased two-years of pain, scoring 15 of her 25 points in the opening frame to power Pittsford Sutherland to its first title since 2014, winning 61-45. After being down eight in the second quarter, the Class A MVP tallied 10 points in the frame, sparking a 14-2 run for the Knights.
Dyring netted nine points after the break, part of a 17-point outing, lifting Hornell to its third-straight sectional championship. Dyring played a role in the stifling Hornell defense that allowed just four points after the break. Entering the championship game, the Class B1 MVP averaged 17.2 points per game this season.
Bell poured in a double-double for Lyons, en route to a 55-46 win for the Lions. The Class B2 MVP dropped 18 points and brought down 10 rebounds, including a pair of three-pointers in the third quarter. Bell averages a double-double per game, scoring 20 points and securing 10 rebounds per game.
Baughman, the C1 MVP, scored eight of her 23 points in the opening frame, lifting Bloomfield to its second sectional title in a row. Those eight points came during a 25-5 run that allowed the Bombers to take a stranglehold on the game.
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Isaman, the C2 MVP, tallied 20 points, including eight in the second frame to allow Keshequa to take a 29-18 lead into halftime. The Wildcats captured the Class C2 title, winning 57-52. Isaman averaged 14 points per game and nine rebounds per game entering the title game.
Reilly catapulted Elba ahead for good after scoring seven of the 14 Lancer points in the second quarter, eventually winning 52-36. The senior and Class D MVP notched her second-straight All-Tournament MVP and lifted Elba to its 17th sectional title in program history, tying the Lancers with Pittsford Mendon for most titles in Section V.
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