GREECE OLYMPIA (0-7) 62
EARLY COLLEGE (3-6) 70
Tyrell Grant and Da’marion Griffin scored seven and six points respectively in the fourth quarter when Early College used a 21-14 advantage to pull away from a one-point game. Grant connected twice from the floor and converted 3-of-4 free throws in the frame. Griffin hit on a trio of field goals over the final eight minutes as the Cobras won for the second time in three games. Grant finished with 25 points in the win. Griffin added eight. Cincere Moxley-Studymine had 18 points and Sam Washington, 10. Nay’yir Ortiz (3), Dayvon Williams (2) and Seh’maje Lester (3) also scored for Early College. Jarvis Harvard led Olympia with 18 points. Torrince Kendrick-Turner had 10. Cameron Bathe (2), Zacari Spraggins (2), Josiah Dawson (3), Willie Hopson (9), Tamahj Gordon (2) and Dom Rodgers (7) also scored for the Spartans.
WILSON MAGNET (5-7) 64
EDISON TECH (0-8) 51
Jesse Lynn scored 21 points and Jayden Everett added 10 as Wilson won back-to-back games. Lynn connected on 8-of-15 from the floor including 2-of-4 from behind the 3-point arc. The senior accounted for six points in the third quarter when the Wildcats erased a one-point halftime deficit. Lynn connected once from distance in the fourth when Wilson outscored Edison 19-9. Jayden Ingram (9), Corey Faison (8), Navon Fuqua (6) and Davell Brown (4) also scored for Wilson. Felix Vazquez led Edison with 20 points. Cyrus Bridgewater had nine. Royal Alexander (6), Aden Aden (3), Karron Mack (7) and Michael Byrd (6) rounded out the scoring for the Inventors.
MONROE (3-0) 73
AQUINAS (4-6) 39
John Hardy scored 18 and Tahjier Holmes had 17 to lead Monroe. Navareon Patton added 14 for the Redjackets. Jordan Thomas accounted for 12 points in the win. Carson Allen led Aquinas with 11 points. Maxwell Blackwood had 10 points and eight rebounds. Tristan Miller added eight points.
WORLD OF INQUIRY (4-5) 85
MARCUS WHITMAN (3-7) 48
Marcus Norwood accounted for 15 of his game-high 24 points in the second quarter when World of Inquiry used a 30-9 advantage to take a 30-point lead into halftime. Norwood connected six times from the floor in the frame including a trio of triples. Saeed Erving and Devin Dillion added 17 points apiece in the win. Curtis Bell had 10. Rehone Washington (9), Dezmond Jackson (3), Courtney Wellington (2) and Darroch Nathan (3) also scored for the Griffins. Ryan Santee led Marcus Whitman with 17 point. Connor Williams had 12. Ayden Vlark (5), Parker Weissen (1), Gianni DeLeo (8), Tariku Blueye (3) and Jake Bodine (2) also scored for the Wildcats.
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (5-3) 68
ROCHESTER ACADEMY (3-5) 49
Bennie Laver accounted for six of his team-high 21 points in the first quarter when School of the Arts jumped out to a 21-7 lead. Bruce Newton added 17 points, six rebounds, five steals and four assists in the win. Jordan Jenkins had 13. Paul Stevens grabbed seven rebounds and had two points. Henry Hawkinson had three points and seven boards. Zayvier Little (6), Matt Howland (2) and Ah-Donn Grant-Duncan (4) also scored for SOTA. Jayden Mason led Rochester Academy with 15 points. Ahmed Haji and Shahmere Hamilton each had 10. Apollos Davis (7), Sharif Haji (1) and Rondell Williams (4) rounded out the scoring for Rochester Academy.
BRIGHTON (5-2) 58
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (4-5) 54
Tim Tourangeau poured in 15 of his game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter when Brighton turned a seven-point deficit into a second straight win and third in as many outings. Trailing 42-35 heading into the fourth, Tourangeau connected on four 3-pointers and converted 3-of-6 free throws over the final eight minutes of action. The junior scored eight in the third quarter. Daniel Regan (12), Corey Adams (3), Abram Levy (6), Jah Joseph (6) and Yele Enya (8) rounded out the scoring for Brighton. Churchville-Chili’s Joshua Miner scored seven of his nine points in the first half to help stake the Saints to a 31-14 lead heading into the break. Brayden Stedman led Churchville with 13 points. Jason Small had 12. Landon Healey (7), Jacob McGowan (7), Jacob Gonzalez (4) and Jack Demmin (2) also scored for the Saints.
*Recap has been updated.
GREECE ARCADIA (1-7) 46
CANANDAIGUA (3-6) 54
Chase Senn finished with 16 points while Jimmy Spinelli added 15 points and six assists to lead Canandaigua. Tate York grabbed 14 rebounds in the win and added eight points to the score sheet. Landon Simpson (7), Patrick Olvany (5) and Sam Clark (3) also scored for the Gray Wolves.
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (7-0) 78
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (5-4) 42
Zach Neiderer connected on six 3-pointers and led three in double figures with 27 points as Sutherland won by double digits for the seventh time this season. Ethan Wachter added 17 for the Knights, and Jackson Birch had 16. Sam Byrne (8), Tyler Allen (6) and Chase Dermody (4) rounded out the scoring for Sutherland. Grady Gooberlet led HF-L with 12 points. Marco Vengoechea (5), James Adams (1), Jacob Weber (2), Sam Jokl (2), Shane Samson (2), JJ Bills (3), Brody Swan (2), Christian Oathout (9) and Jackson Coon (4) also scored for the Cougars.
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (2-5) 75
VICTOR (6-3) 82
With Victor clinging to a one-point lead after three quarters of play, Ben Fell connected on a trio of 3-pointers over the final eight minutes as the Blue Devils used a six-point advantage in the fourth to pull away for the win. Fell led five in double figures with 16 points in the game. Ravi Chitre added 12 while Gus Pappajohn and JJ Mastin had 11 apiece. RJ Johnson had 10 in the win. Gae Hay (9), Timmy McAuliffe (6), Sean Loyal (2), Simon Allen (3), Zeidahn Ofori (2) and Will Wu (2) also scored for Victor. Schroeder’s Sam Nick hit four from distance and led all scorers with 20 points. Alex Bartnicki had 13 and AJ Amico 11 points respectively. Luke Rogers scored nine. Eli Stockmaster (3), Matt Corey (4), Kalin Watkins (6), Chris Unger (3) and Andrew Lozovatskiy (6) also scored for the Warriors.
IRONDEQUOIT (8-1) 43
WEBSTER THOMAS (6-3) 56
Danny Check scored 12 of his team-high 17 points in the first half to stake Webster Thomas to a nine-point lead heading into the break. Check connected on a pair of 3-pointers and converted on all four his free-throw attempts over the first 16 minutes of action. Henry Bonn added nine points while Sean Griffen and Jaden Kyles had seven apiece as the Titans rebounded from a loss with their fourth win in five games. Mateo Pietrantoni (8), Jackson Coles (6) and Zach Wojtas (2) rounded out the scoring for Thomas. Roman Maldonado and Jayden Patterson scored nine apiece to lead Irondequoit which entered the night averaging nearly 66 points per game. Maurice Clark (7), Luke O’Brien (2), Tahmaj Pope (4), Josh Morse (6) and Anthony Major (6) also scored for Irondequoit.
SPENCERPORT (4-6) 41
GATES CHILI (7-2) 80
Jaylen Givens finished with 24 points and four steals while Joey Vigerzi added 11 points and eight assists as Gates Chili won its third straight and fifth in the past six games. Givens connected six times from the floor in the first quarter including four from behind the 3-point arc as the Spartans jumped out to a 23-6 lead. Nemo Pye had nine points in the win. Tremier Lewis (2), Bruce Hanna (6), Joe Caruso (3), Jaden Robinson (7), Chris Elliott (3), Chayse Barrett (4), Jaden Pantera (3), Brandon Craddock (3) and Ryan Walker (5) rounded out the scoring for Gates. Kamariel Labord led Spencerport with 11 points. Eric Schuyler (2), J’Mari Dyson (3), Jah’Mere Pritchett (8), Christopher Harris (4), Eli Schuyler (8), Noah Post (1) and Shaheen Johnson Jr. (4) also scored for the Rangers.
GREECE ATHENA (4-4) 71
BROCKPORT (5-5) 50
Russell Ellis scored eight of his team-high 17 points in the fourth quarter when Athena pulled away from a tie game. Ellis connected twice from the floor during the final eight minutes of play including one 3-pointer. The junior guard converted 3-of-4 free throws during the fourth and handed out 10 assists in the game. Colten Waterman posted a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds in the win. Cole Poth had 16 points and nine rebounds. Caleb Brown (8), Felix Santiago-Lopez (2), Xaviel Lewis (2), Dre Dodson (5), Shabazz Barnes (4) and CJ Webb (2) also scored for the Trojans. Brockport’s Ethan Hart netted seven of his game-high 20 points in the second quarter to help the Blue Devils take a 26-25 lead into halftime. Brodee Henshaw added 12 points. Ty Sherman (3), Ayden Matthews (7) and Zachary Hagreen (8) also scored for Brockport.
PITTSFORD MENDON (6-1) 65
EASTRIDGE (3-5) 51
Joshua Shadders scored 13 of his game-high 27 points in the first half to help Mendon open a 37-19 lead heading into the break. Shadders connected four times from the floor in the opening 16 minutes and converted 5-of-7 free throws. The senior finished the game 8-of-11 from the charity stripe and grabbed 10 rebounds for a double-double. Max Liberatos hit five 3-pointers for all 15 of his points on the night. Carmen Esposito (8), Cole Halpin (4), John Leitner (4), Jack Nally (3) and Trevor Nally (4) also scored for the Vikings. The win was the third straight for Mendon. Eastridge’s Myron Stamps and Brailon Johnson finished with 11 apiece to lead the Lancers. Marquis Holmes and Tevin Haymon both scored eight. Israel Cooper had seven.
GREECE ODYSSEY (1-7) 35
BATAVIA (6-1) 59
Casey Mazur connected on five 3-pointers including one from distance in the second quarter when Batavia outscored Odyssey 17-6 to take a 14-point lead into halftime. Mazur finished with 15 points on the night. Ty Gioia had 12 and Gavin White scored 11 for the Blue Devils who won their fifth straight game and fifth by double digits this season. Isaac Varland (3), Aiden Kopper (6), Adrian Martinez (3) and Grady Hemer (9) also scored for Batavia. Jermiah Lopez led Odyssey with 10 points. Lee’Antonio Sanchez and Hector Bermudez added seven apiece. Juliun Carter (5), Brendan Schrader (2) and Camron O’Hara (4) also scored for the Leopards.
PENFIELD (6-1) 61
FAIRPORT (7-0) 79
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EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS (0-11) 25
C.G. FINNEY (8-1) 70
Seven different players contributed to the offense in the first quarter when Finney opened a 23-7 lead and went on to win its fourth straight game. Judaea Danesi led the Falcons with 15 points on the night. David Parra had 10. Matei Diez (4), Julian Hunley (8), Ethan Snavely (5), Braelen Broome (8), Eli Drake (6), Romeo Pauly (6) and Matteo Gefell (8) rounded out the scoring for Finney. Caiden Copeland and Luis Tolentino scored seven apiece to lead Eugenio Maria De Hostos. Jose Perez (6), Yournez Rodriguez (4) and Braylahn Harris (2) also contributed to the scoresheet.
WELLSVILLE (5-5) 62
ROCHESTER PREP (1-7) 53
PENN YAN (0-6) 42
PALMYRA-MACEDON (7-3) 62
Jackson Dennie scored seven of his team-high 14 points in the second quarter to stake Palmyra-Macedon to 23-point lead heading into halftime. Eli Smith connected twice from behind the 3-point arc as part of an 11-point effort and Brandon Conley added 10 in the win – Pal Mac’s third straight and fourth in the past five games. Derek Leone (8), Blake Stephens (6), Logan Bauer (5), Will Frick (4) and Joey Hagen (4) also scored for Pal-Mac. Penn Yan’s Miles Ditzell led all scorers with 22 points. Cody Jensen (2), Ethan Robinson (4), Spencer Jensen (6), Aydan Romer (2), Aidan Green (4) and Tyler Gilbert (2) also scored.
WAYNE (6-3) 58
WATERLOO (5-5) 39
Aidan Twist scored 10 of his game-high 25 points in the third quarter when Wayne pulled away from a single-digit affair. Leading 24-16, Twist connected five times from the floor in the frame. Richie Miles added a pair of 3-pointers in the third as the Eagles stretched their lead to 18 heading into the final eight minutes of the game. Miles had 12 points on the night. Jack Miles scored eight. MJ Marvin (7), Alex Barres (4) and Dylan Treasure (2) rounded out the scoring for Wayne. Carter Peterson led Waterloo with 13. Braeden Hyde had eight. Henrey Benjamin (2), Nate Barron (6), Xavier Brown (5), Ryder Tam (2) and Hayden Willett also scored for the Tigers.
GENEVA (10-1) 74
MIDLAKES (4-4) 40
MYNDERSE (4-5) 54
NEWARK (6-3) 64
Jahnor Allen finished with 23 points, five rebounds and three blocks to lead Newark in Finger Lakes East action. Allen connected three times from the floor and converted 4-of-6 free throws in the fourth quarter when Newark outscored Mynderse 21-9 to erase a two-point deficit and come away with the win. Blake Steve connected on three 3-pointers and added 11 points to go with two steals in the win. Terrell Jenkins accounted for 19 points, eight rebounds and four assists. Sam Underhill (6), Collin George (2) and Jykell Rodriguez (2) also scored for Newark. Braeden Cimineri and Nicholas Mansell scored 14 apiece for Mynderse. The duo combined for 11 points in the third quarter when the Blue Devils grabbed a 45-43 lead. Derek Mercedes Rivera added 10 points. Joseph Nigro (7), Elijah Doell (6) and Noah Skinner (3) also scored for Mynderse.
GENESEO (6-2) 73
LETCHWORTH (1-8) 32
Avery Hepler connected seven times from behind the 3-point arc as part of a 23-point effort on the night, and Geneseo rebounded from a loss with its fourth win in five games. Cam Carrocio finished with a double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds. Nick Conner had 11 points and seven rebounds in the win. Oren Ray accounted for nine points, seven assists and five rebounds. Evan Sorge scored 10. Caden Sumeriski led Letchworth with eight points and five rebounds. Brody Beachel had seven. Evan Sarkis (5), Jaydin Wright (2), Bryce Roche (2), Darren Abbott (4) and Trenten Kaufman (2) also scored for the Legends.
“I am proud of our team for coming out with great defensive intensity and really executing tonight,” Geneseo head coach Gregg Hepler said via text message. “Letchworth is always well-coached and plays extremely hard. Coach King does an incredible job. They just caught us on a night where we were executing offensively and defensively at a high level.”
AVON (4-4) 60
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (6-3) 80
Jacob Wiley finished with 24 points, six rebounds and four assists to lead Caledonia-Mumford which has won three straight and four five games. Sean McNear added 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists in the win. Tyler Potter accounted for 15 points and five rebounds while Aaron Blaker had 12 points and five rebounds.
PAVILION (3-7) 49
WARSAW (2-8) 50
Brayden Merritt accounted for 14 points including the game-winning basket with nine seconds left to lift Warsaw. Cooper Shute added 18 points. Jake McEntire converted a free throw with 38 seconds left to put Warsaw up by one at 48-47. McEntire had 10 points on the night. Pavilion’s Liam Campbell hit two free throws to give the Golden Gophers a 49-48 edge. Campbell scored 13 points on the night. Keean Cummins led Pavilion with 26 points, 17 of them coming in the first half.
YORK (6-3) 74
PERRY (6-2) 42
Parker Bonafede led four in double figures with 19 points as York jumped to a 52-23 lead at halftime, and York went on to win its second straight and sixth in the past seven games. Bonafede also grabbed 16 rebounds (11 on the defensive end) and handed out two assists. Mason Parsons finished with 16 points (four 3-pointers) and eight rebounds. Zack Bauer had 14 points and four steals while Brody Pangrazio accounted for 11 points and nine rebounds. Yeriel Diaz-Pena contributed six points, five rebounds, five assists and six steals. Tyler Harvey led Perry in scoring with 14 points while John Thomas Grover and Parker Tallman each added 11.
“Our preparation this week was pretty intense, and the team seemed more focused than ever before knowing that it’s never easy to play a divisional game on the road,” said York head coach Joseph Stella via email. “My staff and I put together a pretty solid scouting report, and our players executed it unbelievably. It wasn’t perfect, so we still have room for improvement. We are getting healthier and better as a TEAM every day. We got off to a great start and it continued throughout the first half. Hats off to our scout team who helped us prepare all week. When their number was called tonight, I had no doubt they knew what they were supposed to do. Perry has a solid, young team and are going to be a force to be reckoned with in the near future. We will be back at it tomorrow morning to prepare for two divisional home games next week: Tuesday Keshequa and Friday Warsaw will both be coming to York.”
KESHEQUA (6-2) 56
MOUNT MORRIS (5-4) 39
Aiden Upright finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds to lead Keshequa which pulled away from a six-point game at halftime. Cameron Wood and Brady Wood had nine points apiece in the win. Brady Wood’s production all coming from behind the 3-point arc. Aiden Howe (7), Owen Schoonover (7), Nate Hillier (6) and Connor Pruonto (4) also scored for Keshequa which has won three of its last four games. Ben Canary led Mount Morris with 15 points. Edward Colon had 13. Ilaijah Rowley (6) and Brayden Lewis (3) also scored.
FILLMORE (9-0) 70
CUBA-RUSHFORD (9-1) 59
Jonah Bialek poured in 30 points while Cam Mucher added 19 including the 1,000th of his career as Fillmore registered its seventh double-digit victory of the season. The duo combined for 24 points in the third quarter when the Eagles used 27-17 advantage to take a 12-point lead into the final eight minutes of action. Bialek connected on five 3-pointers for the game including four in the decisive third quarter. Jameson Rhett added 10 points. Jordan Bialek (6), Isaiah Sisson (3) and Mac Nusbickel also scored for Fillmore. Adam Roe and Carter Bramm led Cuba-Rushford with 13 points apiece. Zach Deck added 12. Carter Getz (6), Coleman Searle (7) and Peyton Joy (8) rounded out the scoring for the Rebels.
“I told the team in the locker room beforehand that these are the games and nights that make athletics great,” Fillmore head coach Randy Crouch said via email. “The fans were awesome and it was just a great high school sports environment. I thought both teams came out a little too hyped. There were some missed layups and open looks early. We were able to make a couple of early runs and get 6-8 point leads, but Pat (Cuba-Rushford head coach, Wight) got his team to respond every time. We also got a little too passive and settled for 3s. The second half Jonah, Jameson and Isaiah really attacked basket and created chances. Once we found our rhythm, we got the momentum and really never let them catch their breath. Our teams are pretty evenly matched, and anytime we get a win in that gym it is huge. Should be a great rematch in a few weeks.”
HOUGHTON (2-4) 37
ANDOVER-WHITESVILLE (9-0) 93
James Miller-Young led five in double figures with 22 points as Andover-Whitesville won by double digits for the fourth straight time and the seventh overall this season. Miller-Young scored eight in the first half when the Panthers opened a 43-14 lead. Brody Vance added 20 points while Colton Calladine had 16 in the win. Gavin Frungillo had 15 and Vincent Joyce 14 for the Panthers. Rogan Perkins (1), Trey Kent (2) and Carter Grice (3) also scored for Andover-Whitesville. Houghton’s Joshua Davidson led all scorers with 24 points. Lucas DeMelo (4), Hoang Phung (5), Joseph Chang (2) and David Hoang (2) also scored.
CAMPBELL-SAVONA (2-8) 28
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (7-1) 95
Carson Chaffee became the all-time leading scorer for Canisteo-Greenwood, Canisteo and and Greenwood passing Corey McCaffery after scoring a game-high 28 points in 12 minutes of action. Chaffee now has 1,273 points for his career. Eighth-grade guard Jack Beers added 15 points, six assists, and seven steals for the Chargers. Senior guard Kevin Sirianni chipped in with 12 points and three steals. Colton Coates added nine points for the Chargers knocking down three 3-pointers. Jackson O’Brien stuffed the stat sheet with five points, four rebounds, five assists and five steals. Canisteo-Greenwood has won six straight games.
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (2-6)
GENESEE VALLEY-BELFAST (3-3)
FRIENDSHIP-SCIO (5-4) 39
HINSDALE (3-6) 36
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