OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (4-12) 67
EARLY COLLEGE (7-8) 74
Tyrell Grant and Da’marion Griffin scored 23 points apiece as Early College won its third straight game. The duo combined for 14 points in the second quarter when the Cobras used a 21-9 advantage to take a 12-point lead into halftime. Griffin connected twice from the floor and converted 4-of-4 free throws in the eight minutes leading up to the break. Grant added a 3-pointer along with another field goal and a free throw. Sam Washington contributed 19 in the win. Nay’yir Ortiz (6) and Seh’maje Lester (4) also scored for Early College. Oakfield-Alabama’s Mason Watterson finished with 18 points, five rebounds, seven assists, two steals and a block. Gabe Smith had 14 points, 11 rebounds and four assists. Bryce Harkness (12) points and Hudson George (10), Trevor Enes (4), Cam Sumeriski (2) and Liam Gibson (2) also scored for the Hornets.
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (15-0) 78
WILSON (7-11) 51
Jackson Birch netted nine of his 28 points in the second quarter when Sutherland built a 10-point lead. Birch connected four times from the floor and added a free throw. Sam Byrne scored 14 in the win while Ethan Wachter connected three times from behind the 3-point arc as part of a 13-point effort. Chase Dermody (9), Tyler Allen (7), Mason Harrington (2) and Quentin Howe (2) also scored for the Knights. Wilson’s Jesse Lynn scored seven of his team-high 19 points in the first quarter when the Wildcats jumped out to a 22-21 lead. Jayden Ingram (6), Trayshawn Williams (5), Jayden Everett (7), Jamair LeMaine (1), Navon Fuqua (8) and Aaron Riley (5) also scored for Wilson.
ROCHESTER PREP (1-14) 44
EDISON TECH (4-12) 73
Felix Vazquez connected on a trio of 3-pointers in the first quarter to help stake Edison to a 23-7 lead, and the Inventors went on to win for the second time in three games. Vazquez led four in double figures with 20 points. Mike Byrd added 13 while Cyrus Bridgewater and Tyreese Redden added 11 and 10 points respectively. Royal Alexander (2), Javier Medina (4), Aden Aden (3) and Izzy Ortiz (4) also scored for Edison.
MONROE (8-4) 82
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (8-7) 58
John Hardy poured in 34 points to lead Monroe to back-to-back wins and three of its last four. Auden Thomas added 14 for the Redjackets while Navareon Patton had 12.
AQUINAS (6-11) 49
McQUAID JESUIT (6-10) 73
CJ Nicholson paced four in double figures with 16 points as McQuaid swept the regular season series from its longtime rival. Isaiah Jackson and Gavin Vander Wal added 12 apiece in the win. Andrew Gerenski had 10. Nick Fallat (8), Chrisawn Jordan (2), Jeremiah Myers (9) and Chris Leuzzi (2) also scored for the Jesuit Knights. Aquinas guard Carson Allen led all scorers with 20 points. Tristan Miller (4), Nico Schiano (6), Maxwell Blackwood (7), Frankie Burgess (6) and Tyler Norris (1) also scored for the Li’l Irish.
PENFIELD (14-1) 86
VICTOR (11-6) 72
Jackson Green posted a triple-double of 31 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists as Penfield pulled away from a tie game at halftime. Green accounted for six points in third quarter when the Patriots built a double-digit lead. The junior guard/forward connected three times from the floor during the eight-minute stretch when Penfield used a 21-9 advantage to win its eighth straight game. CJ Johnson added 27 points in the win. Jake McCarthy had 17 points and 14 rebounds. Ryan Savino (6) and Ethan McEntire (5) also contributed to the Penfield scoresheet. JJ Mastin led Victor with 13 points. RJ Johnson and Ben Fell added 12 apiece while Timmy McAuliffe had 11. Gus Pappajohn (9), Gage Hay (4), Ravi Chitre (7), Simon Allen (2) and Will Wu (2) also scored for the Blue Devils.
FAIRPORT (16-0) 65
RUSH-HENRIETTA (6-10) 53
Jon Roessel connected on eight 3-pointers including two triples in the third quarter when Fairport pulled away from a one-possession game. Leading 26-24 at halftime, the Red Raiders used a 17-8 advantage coming out of the break to build a double-digit lead heading into the final eight minutes. Roessel finished with a game-high 26 points. Sam Roselli added 14 points, and Hadi Dergham had 13. Alex Grejda accounted for nine points. Kingston Henry led Rush-Henrietta with 14 points. Kylan Burke, Milan Griffiths and Kaden Thwaits added 10 apiece for the Royal Comets. Daniel James Jr. (7) and Khristopher Hamilton-Much (2) also scored.
IRONDEQUOIT (13-4) 57
GATES CHILI (12-5) 63
Joey Vigerzi finished with 25 points, eight rebounds and three assists as Gates Chili avenged an earlier loss with it second win in three games. Vigerzi hit a pair of 3-pointers and scored 12 in the third quarter as the Spartans built a 51-37 lead heading into the final eight minutes of action. Nemo Pye accounted for 13 points, four rebounds and two steals in the win. Tremier Lewis had six points, 16 rebounds and two assists. Jaden Robinson (5), Jaylen Givens (9) and Chris Elliott (5) also contributed to the Gates scoresheet. Roman Maldonado led Irondequoit with 13 points including six in the fourth quarter when the Eagles used a 20-12 advantage to pull within single digits. Jayden Patterson added 12, and Tahmaj Pope had 11. Maurice Clark (7), Yaxiel Ramirez (2), Josh Morse (4) and Anthony Major (8) also scored for the Eagles. Irondequoit took an 80-73 decision when the Monroe County Division II foes met earlier in the season.
PITTSFORD MENDON (14-1) 79
BROCKPORT (7-9) 47
Joshua Shadders finished three rebounds shy of a triple-double, and Mendon ran its win streak to 11 games. Shadders had 20 points and 10 assists to go with his seven rebounds. Max Liberatos added 15 points in the win. Carmen Esposito had 12, and Amari Coleman accounted 11 points. Trevor Nally (7), Johns Halstead (2), Avery Valenti (1), Gavin Osborne (3) and Cole Halpin (8) also scored for the Vikings. Brodee Henshaw led Brockport with 14 points. Ty Sherman had 11. Mason Scott (9), Zach Hagreen (2), Ayden Matthews (2) and Trevon Hildreth (1) also scored for the Blue Devils.
SPENCERPORT (5-11) 41
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (8-9) 66
Jason Small connected on a trio of 3-pointers in the first quarter when Churchville-Chili jumped out to a 25-7 lead and went on to win in Monroe County Division II action. Small finished the game leading four in double figures with 17 points. Landon Healey added 12 while Brayden Stedman and Jake McGowan had 11 and 10 points respectively. Jaxon Tensley (4), Joseph Andrecolich-Montesano (3) and Jacob Gonzalez (9) also scored for the Saints. Eric Schuyler paced the Spencerport offense with 10 points. Jahmere Pritchett had nine. Noah Post (6), Eli Schuyler (4), Jay’von Buntley (4), Chris Harris (4), J’mari Dyson (2) and Kamariel Labord (2) also scored for the Rangers.
BRIGHTON (7-8) 47
WEBSTER THOMAS (9-7) 49
Henry Bonn scored six of his team-high 15 points in the third quarter as Webster Thomas rallied from 10 down to win in Monroe County Division II action. Jaden Kyles added 14 for the Titans including four in the second quarter when the Titans used a 17-8 advantage to pull within one. Danny Check, Mateo Pietrantoni and Jackson Coles finished with five points apiece. Sean Griffen (3) and Jaden Shaheen (2) also scored for Thomas. Brighton’s Daniel Regan scored six of his 12 points in the first quarter when the Bruins jumped out to a 14-4 lead. Timothy Tourangeau also scored 12 for Brighton. Noah Barnabas (2), Bobby Jones (2), Jah Joseph (2), Charlie McIntyre (4) and Brody Kamm (2) rounded out the scoresheet for Brighton.
HILTON (3-13) 51
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (4-11) 58
Alex Bartnicki, Matt Carey and Sam Nick scored 12 points apiece for Webster Schroeder which opened the game with a 14-2 lead and went on to win for a second straight time. Eli Stockmaster added eight points for the Warriors. A.J. Amico (6), Cole Dougherty (1), Chris Unger (5) and Andrew Lozovatskiy (2) also contributed for Schroeder. Tyler Reger and Kallin Whelehan both scored 10 points for Hilton. Jackson Esposito (2), Jackson Oliveri (6), Lucas Smith (2), Matthew Kosiorek (4), Jayden Hibbard (6), Cooper Streb (3), Shane Thompson (6) and Nathan McConnell (2) also scored for the Cadets.
GREECE ARCADIA (5-11) 72
EASTRIDGE (6-11) 56
Drake Sapp led Greece Arcadia to a second straight win with back-to-back 30-point efforts. The junior guard, who netted 35 in Wednesday’s win over Greece Olympia, scored 13 of his 31 points in the first half on Friday as the Titans took a 42-32 lead into the break. For the game, Sapp connected 13 times from the floor including a trio from behind the 3-point arc. Denzel Medlock added 19 in the win while Naz Prāther had 11 points. Kenneth Rivers (2), Amir Brown (4), Avery Geiger-Schutz (5) and Jayden Latimer (1) also scored for Arcadia which has won three of its last four. Xzavier Hughey led Eastridge with 11 points. Brandon Johnson had nine. Myron Stamps and Tevin Haymon added eight apiece. Israel Cooper (4), Zac Krupa (3), Erik Bell (3), Kelvin Ivey (7), Schydavion Barrett (2) and Maurice Walls (1) also scored for the Lancers.
GREECE OLYMPIA (3-14) 46
BATAVIA (10-6) 72
Ty Gioia connected on six 3-pointers including five in the first half when Batavia opened a 40-24 lead. Gioia led four in double figures with 20 points. Gavin White finished with 15 points including 10 in the second quarter. Isaac Varland and Casey Mazur had 11 points apiece. Kingston Blair (2), Aiden Kopper (2), Adrian Martinez (5) and Grady Hemer (4) also scored for the Blue Devils. Jarvis Harvard led Olympia with 13 points. Xavier Ball added eight. Torrince Kendrick-Turner, Cameron Dewar and Arnold Tossah had six apiece. Josiah Dawson (4) and Enrique Lopez (3) rounded out the scoring.
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GENEVA (15-2) 55
NEWARK (10-7) 52
Kaden Larsen-Porter scored seven of his team-high 19 points when Geneva erased a one-point deficit in the fourth quarter and went on to sweep the regular season series in Finger Lakes East action. Larsen-Porter connected once from the floor and converted 5-of-8 free throws over the final eight minutes. Jason Turner scored all six of his points in the fourth when he hit a pair of 3-pointers. Prodigy Irvin (10), Jahzire White (7), Jacob Irland (7) and Travis Tolbert Jr. (7) also scored for the Panthers. Geneva has won eight of its last nine games. Newark’s Collin George connected twice from distance and scored eight points in the third quarter when the Reds grabbed a 34-33 lead. Blake Steve and Ramon Heredia added 10 points apiece in the game. Terrell Jenkins (9), Sam Underhill (6), Jahnor Allen (5) and Shyere Howard (1) also scored for Newark.
WAYNE (13-3) 69
MIDLAKES (5-11) 31
Aidan Twist led the way with 22 points, and Wayne, which jumped out to a 17-4 lead, won its 10th straight game. Richie Miles hit five 3-pointers and finished with 19 points on the night. MJ Marvin scored nine. Dylan Treasure (6), Brody Newmyer (5), Malachi Kuhn (2), Jack Miles (2) and Alex Lay (4) also contributed to the Eagles’ offense. Finn Damann led Midlakes with seven points. Wyatt Smith (3), Marcus Tookes (4), Nate Lathrop (4), Jesse Bennett (4), Colt Walker (2), Mason Holley (2) and DJ Freelove (3) also scored for the Screaming Eagles.
MYNDERSE (7-9) 64
PALMYRA-MACEDON (10-6) 66 (F/OT)
Eli Smith led Palmyra-Macedon with 21 points including the last six in overtime as the Red Raiders prevailed in Finger Lakes East action. Smith converted a pair of free throws with three seconds remaining to win the game. Camron Quick had 11 points in the win. Jackson Dennie scored nine. Logan Bauer (8), Derek Leone (7), Will Frick (3), Joey Hagen (3), Brandon Conley (2) and Henry Beaton (2) also scored for Pal-Mac. Nick Mandela led Mynderse with 24 points. Braeden Cimineri added 22. Elijah Doell (7), Jospeh Nigro (6) and Derek Mercedes Rivera (5) rounded out the scoring.
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LYONS (15-2) 68
EAST ROCHESTER (11-4) 69 (F/OT)
Ray Allen hit game winner to complete a second-half rally as East Rochester avenged an earlier loss. Trailing by one, Allen beat the buzzer with a layup. The senior was one of three Bombers in double figures with 19 points. Judah Tanner led the way with 24 while Justice Allen had 16 in the win. Jason Hernandez (8) and Tyler Leisten (2) also scored for ER. Jamire Johnson led Lyons with 21 points including 15 in the first half to stake the Lions to a 45-38 lead heading into the break. Contrell Parker Jr. added 20 points while Steven LaBrecht had 11. Jah’Zyree Smith (8), Kaywon Butler (6) and Stavell LeBrecht (2) also scored.
LETCHWORTH (2-12) 35
GENESEO (16-2) 89
Shay Hepler finished 24 points and eight rebounds to lead Geneseo to its ninth straight win. Oren Ray posted a double-double of 16 points and 10 assists while Nick Connor had 14 points and seven assists in the win. Avery Hepler accounted for 13 points and five assists. Evan Sorge (7), Cam Caroccio (6), Eric Hammond (6) and Josh DiFranco (3) also scored for the Blue Devils. Brody Beachel led Letchworth with 18 points. Jaydin Wright had eight. Maddox Kelly (2), Caden Sumeriski (4), Evan Sarkis (1) and Bryce Roche (2) rounded out the scoresheet for the Legends.
“Coach (Tyler) King had his team ready and they came out with a ton intensity,” Geneseo head coach Gregg Hepler said of Letchworth via text message. “We led 19-14 after the first and had to work for every point. I am proud of the way we came out defensively after the first quarter. Great defense and a hot-shooting night allowed us to break it open a bit.”
HAVERLING (4-14) 43
LIVONIA (6-13) 80
Owen Austin posted a 16-point, 16-rebound double-double to lead Livonia on senior night. Austin also collected four blocks, three steals and two assists in the win. Oliver Taylor added 26 points and five rebounds. Caleb Martin had 12 points and four rebounds. Jack Henry accounted for seven points and six rebounds while Chance Watkins had six points and six assists. Trevor Wester (5), JJ Ramirez (4), Carter Richardson (2) and Matthew Parry (2) also scored for the Bulldogs. Josh Wheeled led Haverling with 10 points. Connor Binkowski had nine. Miles McCormick (7), Owen Burlingame (6), Colton Coots (4), Alex Price (2), Asher Phenes (4) and X’zavior Ruest (1) rounded out the scoring for the Rams.
“Owen Austin was an absolute man possessed tonight, dominating the paint on both ends of the floor,” Livonia head coach Jonah Martin said via email. “He has come into his own this season and become a real problem for other teams. We were really pleased with how Jack Henry defended tonight and battled on the boards. He also stayed composed despite a clear defensive focus on taking away his scoring and found other ways to impact the game, a prideful leadership moment for the face of our program. Chance Watkins, as he typically does, set the tone defensively with energy and communication. His recent assist totals, though, are what is really jumping off the page. His vision and improved decision-making have been massive for us lately.”
PERRY (11-4) 41
YORK (11-5) 60
Parker Bonefede finished with 26 points and eight rebounds as York erased a four-point halftime deficit and went on to win for the third time in four games. Zach Bauer added 16 points, three rebounds and three assists in the win. Mason Parsons had nine points and 10 rebounds for the Golden Knights who used a 17-2 advantage in the third quarter to pull away for the win. Brody Pangrazio (4), Caleb Gavin (2), Trent Englert (2) and Ryan Brady (1) also scored for York. John Thomas Grover hit five 3-pointers and led Perry with 18 points. Tyler Harvey had 10 points and 13 rebounds. Patrick Tallman (5) and Patrick Feroleto (5) rounded out the scoring for Perry.
“We knew going into tonight’s divisional matchup with Perry that it wasn’t going to be easy, and, it sure wasn’t,” said York head coach Jospeh Stella via email. “Tonight was only the second game that we’ve won that we found ourselves behind at halftime.
“With some good defense from John Ayers and Trent Englert we were able to get into the locker room only down four points. We shook up the line up a little bit in the second half and got some great minutes from Caleb Gavin and Trent Englert on the defensive end. Those two along with Ayers seemed to spark something into our other players on the defensive end in the third quarter.”
MOUNT MORRIS (9-9) 64
KESHEQUA (10-5) 80
Aiden Upright posted a double-double and reached a career milestone as Keshequa rebounded from a loss with its second win in three games. Upright finished with 32 points including the 1,000th of his career. The senior also grabbed rebounds in the win. Cameron added 15 points while Nate Hillier and Aiden Howe had 10 apiece. Brady Wood (8) and Zack Smathers (5) also scored for the Wildcats. Ed Colon led Mount Morris with 27 points, seven rebounds, six steals and four assists. Eli Davis added 18 points and five assists. Colon and Davis hit back-to-back 3-pointers to cut a 17-point deficit to one with 2:00 remaining in the game. Jeremiah Roberts (7), Ilajiah Rowley (4), Brayden Lewis (3), Ben Canary (3) and Donovan Zuhlke (2) also scored for Mount Morris.
‘I’m pretty proud of Aiden Upright,” said Keshequa head coach Abijah Gath via email. “First player I’ve coached to 1,000, and he has been with me in some capacity since my varsity coaching career started five years ago. Great maturity this season and really being a leader for us in all facets.”
KENDALL (10-5) 59
ATTICA (6-11) 50
Ryan Gaesser led four in double figures with 15 points, and Kendall won for the fourth time in six games. Cj D’Agostino added 13 points in the win while Vinnie D’Agostino had 12. Sammy Conte scored 11 for the Eagles. Owen Walek paced Attica with 15 points. Blake Kines and Justin Stockweather added 14 and 13 points respectively.
HOLLEY (3-13) 52
BYRON-BERGEN (9-7) 66
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA (13-3) 81
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-14) 44
Matthew McCulley led three in double figures with 16 points, and Notre Dame-Batavia ran its winning streak to seven games. McCulley scored in the first quarter when ND-B jumped out to a 29-9 lead. Chase Antinore and Carter Suro added 13 points in the win. TJ Cephus (8), Owen Therrien (6), Finn Davies (8), Ethan Ashton (2), Ben Ferrando (2), Eli Corcoran (6), Stetson Hall (4) and Mackoy Hall (3) also scored for the Irish. Emilio Ellingham netted 11 to lead the Wheatland-Chili offense. Austin Allen had nine. Jace Greenfield (8), Messiah Jones (7), Chris Williams (6) and Esben Mollier-Semmel (3) also scored for the Wildcats.
ALEXANDER (10-7) 46
PEMBROKE (13-2) 51
Nolan Peterson netted 25 points, and Pembroke ran its win streak to 11 games. Luca Bakes added eight points in the win. Lennox Kohorst had seven. Hunter Mast and Mason Weatherbee grabbed eight rebounds apiece. Kingston Woods led Alexander with 19 points. Pierce Dinkins had 10. Mason Snyder scored nine.
ELBA (12-3) 76
LYNDONVILLE (4-13) 37
Ryan Marsciell connected on 9-of-11 shots from the floor including 5-of-7 behind the 3-point arc and finished with a game-high 23 points to lead Elba to its fifth straight victory and seventh in the past eight. Nick Scott added 16 in the win, and Brady Werth had 14 for the Lancers. Brayan Casteneda (7), Bing Zuber (7), Emilio Rosales (3) and Alex Rascoe (6) also scored for Elba. Lane Woodworth paced the Lyndonville offense with 14 points. Colton Smith added nine. Leland Kabasta (5), Devon Babcock (4), Atticus Mank (4) and Lyric Raduns (1) rounded out the scoring for the Tigers.
CUBA-RUSHFORD (15-2) 68
FILLMORE (16-1) 78
Cam Mucher scored six of his game-high 38 points in the fourth quarter when Fillmore erased a one-point deficit and went on to win a battle at the top of Class C2. Mucher connected twice from the floor and converted a pair of free throws to pace a Fillmore offense that closed the game on an 18-7 run. Jonah Bialek hit two of his four 3-pointers on the night in the final frame. Bialek added 26 points in the win. Jordan Bialek (4), Isaiah Sisson (7) and Jameson Rhett (3) also scored for Fillmore which clinched its sixth straight Allegany County league title. Adam Roe and Peyton Joy scored 21 apiece for Cuba-Rushford which led 61-60 after three quarters of play. Carter Brown accounted for 18 points. Carter Getz (2) and Zach Deck (6) also scored for the Rebels who had won six straight heading into Friday’s action. Fillmore is No. 2 in the unofficial class seedings while Cuba-Rushford is No. 3.
“Pat (Cuba-Rushford head coach, Wight) had C-R ready to play as they came out and established Peyton and Adam inside early,” Fillmore head coach Randy Crouch said via email. “We focus on winning the first four minutes of every game, and we certainly did not do that tonight. I am proud of how we battled back and got the lead and the momentum in the second quarter. From there on, it was just two teams battling, and every possession seemed consequential. Fortunately, we made a few more plays in the final four minutes. Cam and Jonah were just huge down the stretch. Cam seemingly couldn’t miss from 3 and that opened the floor for Jonah to get downhill and attack the rim. C-R is tough and is a team that could easily be playing for a championship in a few weeks. Thankful we were able to get the win, and clinch our sixth straight league title.”
ANDOVER-WHITESVILLE (17-1) 86
HOUGHTON ACADEMY(3-13) 50
Brody Vance finished with a game-high 32 points including 19 in the second quarter when Andover-Whitesville built a 51-23 lead heading into halftime. Vance connected on 15 field goals in the win including three from behind the 3-point arc as Andover-Whitesville won its sixth straight game. Vance also had seven steals in the win. Colton Calladine had 18 points and five rebounds in the win while Vincent Joyce contributed 14 points, 12 rebounds and five assists. James Miller-Young added 10 points and six rebounds. Gavin Frungillo (8), Jake Mattison (2) and Rogan Perkins also scored for A-W. Josh Davidson led Houghton with 31 points. Hoang Phung (4), Kevin Truong (3), Joseph Chang (4), David Hoang (4) and Jerry Pham (1) rounded out the scoring contributions for Houghton.
“I thought we started too slow, so we as coaches were not happy with the first five minutes,” Andover-Whitesville head coach Jimmy Joyce said via email. “Too many forced shots, too many missed easy buckets and not enough defense. Gotta be better for 32 minutes if we want to get where we want to be. After we woke up I was much more pleased with our overall effort. Have to give credit to Jeff Prentice, every year his squads are much better the second time around and this season was no different. He’s a very good coach and a class act.”
ADDISON (8-8) 28
WELLSVILLE (8-10) 67
GENESEE VALLEY-BELFAST (9-7) 49
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (7-11) 64
HINSDALE (7-10) 49
FRIENDSHIP-SCIO (7-10) 40
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