EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS (0-13) 56
EARLY COLLEGE (4-6) 64
Tyrell Grant scored seven of his game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter when Early College pulled away from a two-point to win for a second straight time and third in the past four games. Grant hit a 3-pointer and connected twice more on field goals over the final eight minutes when the Cobras outscored EMHCS 16-8. Cincere Moxley-Studymine added 12 points in the win. Seh’maje Daquan Lester had 11. Nay’yir Ortiz (5), Da’marion Griffin (3) and Sam Washington (9) also scored for Early College. Luis Tolentino led EMHCS with 22 points. Able Patterson had 11. Brayahn Harris (9), Sean Vega (8), Yourrez Rodriguez (2) and Caiden Copeland (2) rounded out the scoring for the Hornets.
WEBSTER THOMAS (6-4) 45
RUSH-HENRIETTA (4-6) 46
Kingston Henry scored the game winner off a layup as Rush-Henrietta held off a late rally to win for the second straight time. Kaden Thwaits scored five of his 10 points in the second quarter when the Royal Comets used a 10-4 advantage to take a five-point lead at halftime. Oliver Wright led R-H with 11 points. Kylan Burke scored 10. Henry finished with seven. Khristopher Hamilton-Much and Milan Griffiths both scored four. Henry Bonn scored nine of his 19 points in the fourth quarter when Webster Thomas rallied from six down. Jaden Kyles had 11 points for the Titans. Jackson Coles (5), Sean Griffin (2) and Mateo Pietrantoni (4) also scored for Thomas.
IRONDEQUOIT (8-2) 66
HILTON (2-7) 59
Tahmaj Pope led four in double figures with 15 points, and Irondequoit rebounded from back-to-back losses. Pope scored six in the fourth quarter. The junior converted on 4-of-4 free throw attempts over the final eight minutes part of an overall effort that saw the Eagles hit on 10-of-12 tries from the stripe in the fourth. Roman Maldonado finished with 12 points including seven in the final quarter. Anthony Major had 12 and Jayden Patterson scored 10 in the win. Maurice Clark (2), Yaxiel Ramirez (6) and Josh Morse (9) rounded out the scoring for Irondequoit. Hilton’s Kallin Whelehan hit four 3-pointers (three in the fourth quarter) to lead the Cadets with 12 points. Tyler Reger scored nine. Jackson Esposito (8), Jackson Oliveri (4), Lucas Smith (6), Matthew Kosiorek (7), Cooper Streb (6), Shane Thompson (4) and Nathan McConnell (3) also scored for Hilton.
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CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (5-5) 64
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (2-5) 38
Josh Miner scored eight of his game-high 20 points in the second quarter when Churchville-Chili used a 25-9 advantage to take a 16-point lead into halftime. Miner connected three times from the floor during the second including twice from behind the 3-point arc. The Saints hit five from distance in the decisive frame. Landon Healey added 19 in the win. Brayden Stedman had seven. Jaxon Tensley (4), Kendred Beachum (3), Jason Small (6), Jacob Gonzalez (2) and Jack Demmin (3) rounded out the scoring for C-C. Sam Nick led Schroeder with 10 points. Luke Rogers (4), Matt Carey (6), Alex Bartnicki (2), AJ Amico (6), Kalin Watkins Jr. (2), Chris Unger (2) and Andrew Lozovatskiy (6) also scored for the Warriors.
SPENCERPORT (4-7) 77
VICTOR (7-3) 90
Ravi Chitre scored 10 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter when Victor pulled away from a one-possession game for a second straight win and fourth in the past five. Chitre connected three times from the floor and converted on 4-of-4 free throw attempts to help the Blue Devils to a 29-19 advantage over the final eight minutes of play. Timmy McAuliffe led the Blue Devils with 25 points. RJ Johnson scored 15 while Gus Pappajohn and JJ Mastin had eight apiece. Gage Hay (4), Ben Fell (6), Sean Loyal (2) and Simon Allen (3) also scored for Victor. Spencerport Eric Schuyler and Chris Harris combined for 16 first-quarter points as the Rangers grabbed an early 22-17 lead. Harris led Spencerport with 22 points. Schuyler had 18. Jah’Mere Pritchett added 17 and Eli Schuyler had 12. Kamariel Labord (8) also scored for Spenceport.
GREECE ARCADIA (1-8) 48
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (8-0) 68
Sam Byrne led four in double figures with 16 points, and Pittsford Sutherland rolled to its eighth double-digit win of the season. Byrne converted 4-of-5 free throw attempts and connected on six field goals in the win. Zach Neiderer added 13 points while Ethan Wachter had 12 and Jackson Birch 10. Mason Harrington (3), Tyler Allen (9), Teddy Winter (3) and Mason Harrington (2) also contributed for the Knights who are scoring nearly 75 points per game while holding opponents under 49 for the season. Drake Sapp led Arcadia with 12 points. Denzel Medlock had 10. Amir Brown (1), Avery Geiger-Schutz (2), Naz Prather (9), Joel Johnson (4), Jayden Latimer (7) and Gage Pogue (2) also scored for the Titans.
PITTSFORD MENDON (7-1) 67
BATAVIA (6-2) 60
Joshua Shadders posted a 24-point, 10-rebound double-double, and Pittsford Mendon won for the fourth time in as many games. Shadders scored 13 in the fourth quarter when the Vikings pulled away from a one-possession game. Carmen Esposito added 14 in the win, and Max Liberatos had 11. Amari Coleman (7), Trevor Nally (5), Jack Nally (2), John Leitner (2) and Cole Halpin (2) also scored for Mendon. Batavia’s Isaac Varland and Ty Gioia hit a pair of 3-pointers apiece in the third quarter when the Blue Devils cut a 13-point Mendon lead to one. Batavia hit six triples in the frame with Casey Mazur and Grady Hemer also finding the range from distance. Mazur led Batavia with 16 points. Gavin White had 15 while Hemer accounted for 12. Aiden Kopper added two points.
EASTRIDGE (4-5) 75
GREECE OLYMPIA (1-8) 47
Xzavier Hughey hit six 3-pointers to lead Eastridge with 24 points. Israel Cooper added 10 in the win. Myron Stamps scored nine while Maurice Walls and Zac Krupa added eight apiece. Brailon Johnson (2), Mason Lashway (2), Kelvin Ivey (2), Erik Bell (6) and Tevin Hayman (4) also scored for the Lancers. Jarvis Harvard led Greece Olympia with 14 points and seven rebounds. Arnold Tossah added 10 points and 11 boards. Xavier Ball (8), Jaylen Spinks (5), Torrince Kendrick-Turner (1), Josiah Dawson (5) and Willie Hopson (4) also scored for the Spartans.
GATES CHILI (7-3) 49
FAIRPORT (8-0) 78
Fairport’s defense, which entered action holding opponents under 54 points per game, limited Gates Chili to a season-low output and the Red Raiders cruised to their eighth double-digit win of the season. Noah Meabon led the Fairport offense with 25 points including 11 in the third quarter when Fairport turned a two-point edge into a nine-point lead. Hadi Dergham added 14 points in the win. Jon Roessel had 12. Gannon Culver (6), Alex Grejda (4), Sam Roselli (9), Antonio Nurse (2), Jeremiah Crocker (2) and Drew Gruba (4) also scored for Fairport. Gates Chili’s Nemo Pye led the Spartans with 17 points, six rebounds and two assists. Jaylen Givens had 11 points, two rebounds and three steals. Tremier Lewis (4), Joe Caruso (3), Jaden Robinson (6), Joey Vigerzi (4), Chris Elliott (3) and Chayse Barrett (1) also scored for Gates.
BRIGHTON (5-3) 48
PENFIELD (8-1) 76
Jackson Green scored 21, and CJ Johnson added 20 as Penfield won by double-digits for the seventh time this season. Green scored nine in the fourth quarter when the Patriots used a 20-6 advantage to secure the win. Johnson accounted for 12 points in the first half when Penfield built a 37-25 lead. Jake McCarthy added 16 points in the win. Aaron Hardaway had 12. Ethan McEntire (4) and Liam Dunne (3) also scored for Penfield. Timothy Tourangeau led Brighton with 14 points. Teammate Abram Levy had 11. Jah Joseph (8), Noah Barnabas (7), Phillip Lagares IV (2), Bobby JOnes (3) and Daniel Regan (3) also scored for the Bruins.
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CANANDAIGUA (4-6) 53
GREECE ODYSSEY (1-8) 38
Case Senn scored 19 points to lead Canandaigua which extended a five-point halftime lead to 13 after three quarters of play. Landon Simpson scored eight in the win. Jimmy Spinelli (6), Tate York (11), Patrick Olvany (4) and Ryan McKeegan (2) also scored for the Gray Wolves. Jerimiah Lopez and Julian Carter had 12 apiece for Greece Odyssey. Lee’Antonio Sanchez (5), Hector Bermudez (2), Isaiah Bell (4), Marlon Tillman (2), Brendan Schrader (1) and Camron O’Hara (1) rounded out the scoring for the Leopards.
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MIDLAKES (4-6) 47
PALMYRA-MACEDON (8-3) 67
Cam Quick scored 10 of his team-high 18 points in the second quarter when Pal-Mac erased an eight-point deficit and went on to win its fourth straight game. Quick connected four times from the floor including once behind the 3-point as the Red Raiders used a 26-7 advantage to take an 11-point lead into halftime. Joey Hagen and Blake Stephens both added 11 points in the win. Jackson Dennie (9), Derek Leone (5), Eli Smith (5), Henry Beaton (2) and Logan Bauer (6) also scored for Pal-Mac. Finn Damann had 18 for Midlakes. Nate Lathrop added 15. Jesse Bennett (2), Marcus Tookes (6), Colt Walker (2) and Michael Coleman (4) completed the scoresheet for the Screaming Eagles.
HARLEY-ALLENDALE-COLUMBIA (1-9) 23
BLOOMFIELD (7-4) 63
Grady Rogers poured in 27 points, and Bloomfield won for the fifth time in seven games. BreSean Totton added eight points for the Bombers. Griffin Ward (3), Landon Lucas (2), Macoy Rogers (2), Brayden Arber (5), Jack Pagel (3), Devin Hagen (5), Gunner Vogel (7) and Jordan Lucas (1) also scored for Bloomfield. Ari Hagelberg led HAC with 12 points. Josh Person (3), Carter Bateman (4), Antonio Ramos (2) and Liam Mitchell (2) also scored for the Wolves.
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (5-6) 63
RED JACKET (1-9) 51
Brody Ryan connected on six 3-pointers to pace a team effort that saw Dundee-Bradford hit 13 from distance on the night. Ryan led all scorers with 28 points. Dom Spina hit four triples as part of a 12-point effort. Alex Kendall (9), Carter Aldrich (6), Kaiser Kiklowicz (5) and Nick McTamney (3) also scored for Dundee-Bradford which pulled away from a tie game at halftime to win for the fourth time in five games. Jackson Kennelly led Red Jacket with 20 points. Dillion Janke had 10 and Charlie Kolodzjetski contributed nine for the Cardinals.
“We weren’t quite sure how tonight was going to pan out,” Dundee-Bradford head coach Nick Bailey said via email. “Being down three guys that play a ton, our boys didn’t hesitate. It was a different style of play from us tonight, going to some zone work to avoid foul trouble early, and smart play allowed us to get back into our aggressive defense down the stretch. Coach Miller and I are extremely proud of every single one of these boys. It’s been a tough year, as we are very young. No seniors, a group of juniors, a couple sophomores, and a freshman on our team means that we need to develop and grow, and that’s exactly what this group is doing.”
SOUTH SENECA (6-5) 41
NAPLES (7-0) 50
Colin Kenney scored 11 of his game-high 23 points in the third quarter when Naples turned a two-point deficit into a four-point lead. Kenney connected four times from the floor including once from behind the 3-point arc and went 2-of-2 from the free throw line to pace a 16-10 effort from the Big Green. Maddox Mannella added 15 points in the win. Isaac Ward and Connor Betrus scored six apiece. South Seneca’s Kyan Miller-Hopkins scored 10 of his 18 points in the first quarter, and the Falcons went on to take a 23-21 lead into halftime. Eli Albrecht scored eight. Hunter Scott had seven. Maddox Sapio and Hayden Dresser both contributed four points.
WILLIAMSON (6-4) 46
EAST ROCHESTER (6-3) 73
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (1-10) 45
SODUS (4-7) 52
Evan Laird paced Sodus with 20 points. Carter Salerno had 14 for the Spartans. Jayden Carnevale scored 23 points to lead Clyde-Savannah. Dain Brisky added eight points.
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LYONS (9-1) 73
RED CREEK (3-7) 45
Jamire Johnson finished with 14 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks as Lyons won a fourth straight game. Stephen LeBrecht topped all scorers with 20 points to go with seven rebounds. Contrell Parker Jr. accounted for 13 points, five assists, five rebounds and five steals. Jah Jah Smith had 12 points, five steals and four assists. Red Creek’s Duke Wright hit four 3-pointers as part of a 16-point effort. Connor Hopp had 10 points.
PEMBROKE (6-2) 60
ALEXANDER (4-6) 37
Owen Shultz finished with 20 points and seven rebounds to lead Pembroke which won its fourth straight game. Nolan Peterson added 13 points while Luca Baker scored eight. Hunter Mast contributed eight rebounds including five on the offensive end, and Gage Baker handed out five assists. Kingston Woods led Alexander with 14 points.
“I was really pleased with how our boys competed tonight,” Pembroke head coach Matthew Shay said via email. “Alexander is a tough team that has been playing very well recently and coming off some big wins. I thought we settled in defensively in the second half, holding them to just 15 points. Owen Schultz had a huge night for us and played extremely tough throughout the game. I was also very pleased with the effort from Hunter Mast and Gage Baker. They do all the little things for us, especially on the glass, where they consistently generate extra possessions with offensive rebounds. Their contributions were a big part of our success tonight.”
ATTICA (5-6) 55
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (3-7) 48
Blake Kines posted a double-double of 18 points and 14 rebounds to lead Attica which has won three of its last four games. Justin Stockweather added 16 points including nine in the fourth quarter. Miguel Cebrian Pena accounted for 11 points. Mason Watterson paced Oakfield-Alabama with 21 points, five rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block. Hudson George added nine points for the Hornets. Alex Ohlson accounted for eight points, three rebounds, an assist and a steal. Gabe Smith had five rebounds, four assists and three blocks.
“I thought we played a really solid first half defensively holding them to 20,” Attica head coach Rob Crowley said via email. “In the first quarter they were coming away with loose balls off rebounds and then I thought we cleaned that up which helped us a lot. One thing about Oakfield is you know they aren’t going to go away, they kept pushing and kept within range, credit to them.
“Justin came up big for us down the stretch in the fouth quarter which was great to see, and our guards did a better job of helping us take care of the ball. We’re hopefully just going to keep taking steps to improve each day.”
BYRON-BERGEN (6-5) 43
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA (8-3) 73
Matthew McCulley scored 16 points while TJ Cephus and Chase Antinore added 14 apiece to lead Notre Dame-Batavia. McCulley scored seven in the first quarter when the Fighting Irish jumped out to a 29-9 lead. Finn Davies added 10 points in the win. Owen Therrien (2), Carter Suro (5), Ben Ferrando (2), Zach Houseknecht (2), Stetson Hall (4) and MacKoy Hall (4) also scored for ND-B. Cole DiQuattro led Byron-Bergen with eight points. Cody Carlson and Evan Phillips added seven apiece for the Bees. Max Marsocci (5), Joel Lamb (2), Mason Farner (1), Adam Cardenas (5), Justin Deleo (1), Seth Prefontaine (3) and Andre White (4) also scored.
LYNDONVILLE (3-7) 47
ELBA (7-2) 81
Ryan Marsceill and Brady Werth scored 16 points apiece to lead an offense that turned a two-point deficit after one quarter into a 14-point lead heading into halftime. Marsceill connected on 4-of-11 3-point attempts in the game while Werth was 2-of-4 from distance. Nick Scott added 14 points in the win. Alex Roscoe had 13. Jadiel Amaro (7), Brayan Casteneda (5), Bing Zuber (6), Brayden Jachimowicz (6) and Jacen Belluscio (1) also scored for the Lancers who were 11-of-25 as a team behind the arc. Lyric Raduns led Lyndonville with 16 points. Lane Woodworth had 10. Colton Smith (8), Quincy McClinsey (8), Devon Babcock (4) and Atticus Mark (1) rounded out the scoring for Lyndonville.
KENDALL (7-3) 63
HOLLEY (2-7) 28
Charlie D’Agostino led three in double figures with 19 points, and Kendall bounced back from a loss with its third win in four games. Noah Morehouse added 13 points while Vinnie D’Agostino had 12. Sammy Conte (7), Ryan Gaessar (5), Johnny Conte (4) and Caleb Opalecky (3) rounded out the scoring for Kendall which took a 38-18 lead into halftime. Avante Walker led Holley with 12 points. Tarek Garrett, Cam Mosier and Josh Silpoch had four apiece for the Hawks. Logan Gillespie (3), Cooper Wolf (1) and Logan Stoick (1) also scored.
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