PADILLA (2-4) 44
IRONDEQUOIT (7-0) 62
Roman Maldonado accounted for seven of his team-high 11 points in the fourth quarter as Irondequoit outscored Padilla 24-10, securing a fourth straight win by 15 or more points. The Eagles used a 15-0 surge to open the frame and take control. The decisive run included a pair of 3-pointers by Jayden Patterson and seven points, including a 3-pointer, from Maldonado. Maldonado was joined by two other Eagles to get into double figures in Patterson (10) and Josh Morse (11) with six of Morse’s points coming in the first quarter. Irondequoit is one of three remaining undefeated Section V teams in Class AA, joining Penfield (5-0) and Pittsford Sutherland (5-0). Other scorers for the Eagles included Lincoln Johnston (5), Luke O’Brien (5), Maurice Clark (2), Tahmaj Pope (8), Yaxiel Ramirez (8) and Anthony Major (2). Isaiah Caruthers led Padilla with 11 points, knocking down two from distance. Sergio Rosario also got into double figures for the Bulldogs with 10. Other scorers included L’Trail St Fleurant (6), Hassan Isgowe (9) and Dawon Watson (8).
VICTOR (5-2) 73
NEWARK (5-2) 67
Timmy McAuliffe scored eight of his game-high 17 points in the second quarter as No. 27 NYSSWA Class AA Victor took a seven point lead into halftime, lifting the Blue Devils to their second straight win. Randy Johnson II and Gus Pappajohn also got into double figures for Victor, scoring 12 and 11 respectively. Other scorers for the Blue Devils included Gage Hay (9), Benjamin Fell (6), Baker Hoffman (2), JJ Mastin (7) and Ravi Chitre (5). Terrell Jenkins led Newark with 20 points and 10 rebounds, scoring nine of the Reds 16 first quarter points. Ramon Heredia also got into doubles figures with 13. Other scorers included Blake Steve (6), Jahnor Allen (6), Collin George (3), Shyere Howard (9) and Sam Underhill (7).
RUSH-HENRIETTA (2-6) 37
MCQUAID JESUIT (2-6) 42
Isaiah Jackson scored six of his team-high 12 points in the second quarter as McQuaid took a five-point lead into halftime en route to snapping its five-game skid. Other scorers for the Knights were Brayden Woodard (2), Jeremiah Myers (5), Gavin Vanderwal (8), Andrew Gerenski (2), CJ Nicholson (9) and Chrisaun Jordan (4). Kaden Thwaits scored a game-high 14 for Rush-Henrietta, 10 of which came in the third quarter. Other scorers included Kingston Henry (9), Kylan Burke (6), Khristopher Hamilton-Much (6) and Milan Griffiths (2)
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GREECE ATHENA (2-3) 71
GATES CHILI (5-2) 79
Nemo Pye scored 17 of his team-high 24 points coming out of the break as Gates Chili overcame a 12-point halftime deficit to claim the tournament championship. Joey Vigerzi and Jaylen Givens added 18 and 12 points respectively for the Spartans as they won for the fourth time in their last five games. Other scorers for Gates Chili included Tremier Lewis (8), Joe Caruso (5), Jaden Robinson (4) and Chris Elliott (8). Russell Ellis scored 15 of his game-high 32 points in the second quarter as the Trojans took a 37-25 lead. Colten Waterman also got into double figures for Athena with 12. Other scorers included Caleb Brown (7), Josiah Dueker (6), Ethan Gorham (9), Shabazz Barnes (2) and Edin Jusic (1).
WILSON (3-6) 42
HILTON (2-5) 84
Hilton poured in a program record 17 3-pointers to win the consolation game. Brady Graves led the Cadets with five from long distance, earning all of his team-high 15 points from the 3-ball. Kallin Whelehan and Cooper Streb notched four 3-pointers each. All of the Cadets 21 points in the second quarter came from 3-pointers as they took a 25-point lead into halftime. Matthew Kosiorek and Shane Thompson also got into double figures for Hilton, adding 13 and 10 respectively. Other scorers for the Cadets included Tyler Reger (4), Jackson Esposito (8), Lucas Smith (2), Alec Frazier (4), Calvin Starwald (3) and Nathan McConnell (1). Jesse Lynn led Wilson with 15 points. Other scorers included Corey Faison (8), Jayden Ingram (3), Jayden Everett (9), Navon Fuqua (1) and Aaron Riley (6).
WORLD OF INQUIRY (3-4) 79
MYNDERSE (4-3) 51
Devin Dillon accounted for 10 of his game-high 21 points in the second quarter as WOIS outscored Mynderse 26-13 and took a 17-point lead into halftime en route to the Griffins second win by 25 or more points in their last three games. Curtis Bell and Marcus Norwood added 20 and 17 points respectively for WOIS. Other scorers included Jaidel Galindez (2), Saeed Erving (4), Dezmond Jackson (4), Darroch Nathan (5), Kenny Grimes (4) and Rayshaad Lane (2). Nick Mansell led Mynderse with 19 points, knocking down four 3-pointers. Braeden Cimineri added 14. Other scorers included Elijah Doell (6), Joe Nigro (2), Trace Parish (5), Noah Skinner (2) and Alex Kaminski (3).
ATTICA HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (4-4) 67
BISHOP KEARNEY (7-0) 75
Tournament MVP Jayden Capers had 16 of his game-high 30 points in the first half as No. 4 NYSSWA Class B Bishop Kearney took a five-point lead into halftime en route to the championship game victory. Colby Speight, Maddox Volpe and Jaiden Pascoe got into double figures for the Kings, scoring 10, 11 and 10 respectively. Other scorers for BK included Jacob Rybczynski (3), Owen Gorham (8) and Angel Diaz (3). Cole Hanggi and Alex Fedorchuk led the Eagles with 22 points each, both being named to the All-Tournament team. Other scorers included Orion Walker (5), Ethan Bauer (8), Dawson Stephens (8) and Josh Stanley (2).
ATTICA (3-5) 67
LETCHWORTH (1-7) 53
Blake Kines scored 29 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lift Attica. Justin Stockweather added 19 points for Attica. Brody Beachel led Letchworth with 28 points.
AVON (4-2) 53
MARCUS WHITMAN (3-6) 46
Kalman Dolgos scored 13 of his game-high 18 points in the second half, knocking down four from distance to lead Avon. The Riverhawks stretched a seven-point halftime lead to 16 after winning the third quarter 17-8. Cameron Gibson added 18 for Avon, 12 of which came in the first half. Other scorers for the River Hawks included Levi Hann (8), Ben Veley (2), Hunter Secker (4) and Liam Norton (5). Tariku Blueye led the Wildcats with 17 points, 12 of which came in the first half, including three 3-pointers. Connor Williams added 12 points, cashing in four from deep. Ayden Clark notched 12 points as well. Other scorers included Parker Weissend (3) and Gianni DeLeo (2).
KENDALL HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (7-1) 47
KENDALL (4-2) 40
Miles Tomlinson scored all of his 13 points in the second half, knocking down three from distance and lifting Northstar Christian to the tournament championship victory despite an eight-point halftime deficit. Kingston Downs added a game-high 14, nine of which came in the first half as the Knights won their second straight. Other scorers for the Knights included Max Skolen (8), Reid Thompson (7) and Jay Garwood (7). Vinnie D’Agostino led Kendall with 12 points. C.J. D’Agostino also got into double figures with 10, six of which came in the first quarter. Other scorers included Ryan Gaesser (6), Jonas Rhodes (4) and Noah Morehouse (8).
ROYALTON-HARTLAND (VI) 51
LIVONIA (1-8) 49
Jack Henry led Livonia with 18 points. Oliver Taylor tacked on 16 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks for the Bulldogs.
DANSVILLE (4-3) 44
NAPLES (4-1) 57
Colin Kenney netted 19 of his team-high 21 points in the second half as Naples outscored Dansville 35-26 en route to a third win of the season by double digits. Isaac Ward and Maddox Mannella added 11 each for the Big Green Machines. Other scorers for Naples included Donovan Lincoln (8) and Connor Betrus (6). Clayton Rigdon scored 11 of his game-high 30 points in the first quarter, knocking down three from distance as Dansville took a 13-8 lead. Other scorers for the Mustangs included Cody Moran (4), Jacob Krelley (5), Brady Henchen (3) and Sean Everett (2).
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (2-4) 35
PEMBROKE (3-2) 66
Nolan Peterson led Pembroke with a game-high 26 points as the Dragons won their second game of the year by 20 or more points. Owen Schultz and Hunter Mast added 14 points each for Pembroke while Mason Weatherbee added eight. Mason Watterson led Oakfield-Alabama with 15 points, five rebounds, four assists, three steals and two blocks. Trevor Enes added seven points, five rebounds, four assists and a steal.
HINSDALE (3-5) 38
MOUNT MORRIS (5-3) 57
Ed Colon had a career-high 27 points, knocking down two 3-pointers and going 8-for-9 from the line as Mount Morris won its third straight. Colon also grabbed 11 rebounds and notched four steals as he collected his second straight double-double. After Hinsdale opened the game with a 7-2 run in the first two minutes, Mount Morris held them to eight points in the final 14 minutes of the first half, taking a 29-15 lead into halftime. Other contributors for the Blue Devils included Brayden Lewis with nine points and four rebounds, Eli Davis with seven points and seven assists, Shawntez Brown with six points, four steals and five assists, Elijah Rowley with six points and four rebounds and Ben Canary with two points, five assists and three steals.
WARSAW (0-8) 42
ALBION (VI) 71
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HAVERLING (2-8) 61
HAMMONDSPORT (2-5) 47
Connor Binkowski scored eight of his game-high 27 points in the third quarter as Haverling stretched their two-point lead at halftime to eight points en route to snapping their two-game skid. Bentley Decker also got into double figures for the Rams with 12. Other scorers for Haverling included Owen Burlingame (3), Colton Coots (7), Miles McCormick (3), Asher Phenes (4), X’zavior Ruest (2) and Josh Wheeler (3). Henry Morrison led Hammondsport with 26 points and 12 rebounds, becoming the first player in school history to reach 1,000 career points. Miles Buckley also got into doubles figures with 14. Other scorers included Gage Buck (1), JD Hoerter (2) and Blake Campbell (4).
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (3-5) 56
BLOOMFIELD (4-3) 53
Brighton Grant hit the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the BraveScots the tournament championship. Brody Ryan led Dundee/Bradford with 15 points. Alex Kendall also got into double figures with 10 while Brian Russell notched nine and Grant had six, including the game-winner. Bresean Totton led Bloomfield with 21 points and eight rebounds. Gunner Vogel added 13 points and five rebounds while Grady Rogers tacked on eight points and five assists.
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