GREECE ARCADIA/OLYMPIA (3-15) 29
GATES CHILI (3-13) 45
Hayden Byer finished with 15 points and four steals to lead Gates Chili. Teammate Cassie Carpenter accounted for 11 points and eight rebounds while Payton Kretser added nine points for the Spartans. Gigi Williams led Arcadia/Olympia with 15 points.
EDISON/WORLD OF INQUIRY (8-8) 41
C.G. FINNEY (14-3) 76
Lucy Broome finished two assists shy of a triple-double, and Finney, ranked No. 8 NYSSWA Class D, won for the sixth time in seven games. Broome scored eight of her 20 points in the second quarter as the Falcons took a 41-10 lead into halftime. The ninth-grader also grabbed 11 rebounds. Kiley Knittle hit four 3-pointers and added 20 points in the win. Lainey Vargas and Sydnei Davis had 12 points apiece. Davis grabbed six rebounds. Kate Frederickson scored 10. Amelia McIntyre had two points. Edison’s Kaysia Jones led all scorers with 21 points. Ary’anna Mateo (9), Mi’Yah Rodgers (1), Antoinette Cotton (8) and Keli Velez (2) also scored for the Inventors.
PADILLA (4-13) 9
GANANDA (11-6) 47
Raegan Quigley scored 14 of her game-high 16 in the first half as Gananda took a 22-5 lead into the locker room. Quigley connected six times from the floor and converted 2-of-2 free throws for the Blue Panthers who won their fifth straight game. Emily Buffan added eight points in the win. Leah Buffan (7), Maggie McGarvey (4), Jordyn Brice (4), Sam Dohse (3), Allissa Dohse and Lexi Gallina (2) also scored. A’Ziya Warnick led Padilla with five points. Ah’nisty Porter added four points.
MONROE/SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS (2-14) 22
LYONS (15-2) 70
Jan’Niyah Bell and Car’Mella Parker combined for 44 points as Lyons won its ninth straight game. Bell scored nine in the first quarter to help stake Lyons to an 18-4 lead after eight minutes of play. The ninth-grader finished with 23 points, 11 rebounds, five steals, three assists and four blocks. Parker had 21 points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals in the win. Kamryn Bonnell added 12 points, four rebounds and two assists. Kalani Davis and Addison Jones grabbed eight rebounds apiece. Jones scored five points. Davis had two. Ava Harris (3), and Shacoya Wilcher (4) also contributed to the scoring. Kimani Mitchell led Monroe/SWW with 12 points. Zy’Asia Bailey (2), Jada Rosario (2), Jonairys Cruz (1), Jazmine Flowers (3) and La’Nyah Taylor-Lugo (2) also scored.
BLOOMFIELD (11-4) 50
MARCUS WHITMAN (10-6) 31
Calla McCombs poured in 14 of her game-high 32 points in the first half to help stake Bloomfield to a 27-11 lead heading into the break. McCombs connected five times from the floor and converted 4-of-4 free throws, and the Bombers rebounded from a loss with their fourth win in five games. With Monday’s point total McCombs passed Jill Hammond to become the all-time leading scorer in Bloomfield girls’ basketball history with 1,668 points and counting. Teammates Evalynn Howlett and Sadie Kachmaryk added five points apiece in the win. Sawyer Didas (2), Sydney Falsone (4) and Marlee Poole also scored for the Bombers. Marcus Whitman’s Aliysiah Clark and Sophie Snyder scored nine apiece to the lead the Wildcats. Annabelle Weston (2), Brooke Berna (3), Whitney Cotroneo (2), Evy Royston (5) and Layla Manning (1) also scored for the hosts.
WAYNE (7-10) 34
EAST ROCHESTER (8-9) 48
East Rochester’s Aniyah Eldridge led all scorers with 19 points to go with three steals and three assists as East Rochester won for the third time in five games. Maddie Fiorvanti posted a 12-point, 12 rebound double-double for the Bombers. Wayne’s Mia Deminck had 10 points.
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (1-16) 25
GENEVA (2-15) 57
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA (12-5) 42
WATERLOO (12-5) 44
Notre Dame-Batavia’s Sofia Falleti finished with a0double double of 13 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks. Teammate Shirley Thompson had 10 points. Quinn Boardman accounted for nine points and seven rebounds.Gianna Falleti and PennyJo Thompson added five points apiece.
WEEDSPORT (III/15-3) 46
PALMYRA-MACEDON (7-10) 64
Shelby Geer finished with 26 points to lead Pal-Mac which won back-to-back games. Julia Belanger accounted for 10 points, eight steals, six assists and five rebounds in the win. Addison Blair added nine points. Aubrey Young had eight points. Georgia Wirth collected seven points, nine rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block. Gabby Leone Jenna Lindstrom scored two points apiece for the Red Raiders. Mallory Brown led Weedsport with 19 points. Kayla Flask finished added 15. Daisy Milton (4), Jordan Powers (4), Anna Kersher (2) and Taylor Quinn (2) also scored for the Wolverines.
HONEOYE (6-10) 43
LIMA CHRISTIAN (7-8) 33
Honeoye’s Leah Ott topped all scorers with 11 points, and the Bulldogs won for the third time in four games. Brooke Clement and Maren Tompkins added eight apiece in the win. Sophy Britton and Abby Dils both scored nine points for Lima Christian.
ATTICA (3-13) 38
RED JACKET (6-11) 41
Avery Close scored 14 points to lead Red Jacket in a non-league matchup. Teammate Molly Adams added 10 points in the win. McKenna Rush accounted for nine. Alyssa Griffith (4), Khloe Brown (2) and Gianna Rizzo (2) also scored for Red Jacket. Meg Gersitz paced Attica with 14 points. Alssya Elmore had 10. Erin Snyder (8), Chloe Stephens (3), Alannah Giboo (2) and Corrin Orlowski (1) also contributed to the scoresheet.
PAVILION (3-15) 22
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (6-11) 44
Leigh Nickerson finished with 13 points. Olivia Amorese added 11, and Cal-Mum grabbed an 18-10 lead at halftime and went on to win for the second time in three games. Nickerson had five rebounds, four assists and five blocks in the win. Amorese grabbed eight rebounds. Shea Drazkowski accounted for nine points, eight rebounds and three steals. Kennedy Williams had six points and six rebounds. Mady Ross added four points. Emma Tillotson led Pavilion with 10 points. Charlotte Rudgers (7), Natalie Nichiporuk (2) and Mollie McMaster (3) also scored for the Golden Gophers.
“Really nice win tonight,” said Cal-Mum head coach Griffin Mervine via email. “Pavilion is a very talented, young team and Coach Schwenebraten always has them ready to play. We did not get off to a great start on either end of the floor but executed really nicely in the second and third quarters. Mady came in and gave us a really good spark in the second quarter and it was nice to see Shea knock down three 3’s. We have senior night on Wednedsay and we know Wheatland will be ready for us.”
PEMBROKE (8-7) 27
LETCHWORTH (15-1) 36
Annika Milillo posted a 15-point, 10-rebound double-double, and Letchworth, ranked No. 17 NYSSWA Class C, erased an early deficit to win its ninth straight game. Charity Scott had seven points and seven steals in the win. Sasha Bellamy finished with four points, five steals and five assists. Lillian DeRock (3), Kendall Jines (2), Belle Akin (2), Harper Bliss (2) and Gillian Kemp (1) also scored. The Legends trailed 12-6 after the first quarter before outscoring Pembroke 14-4 in the second and 12-4 in the third. Letchworth honored Milillo, Scott and Bellamy on senior night. Peyton Liss led Pembroke with 11 points. Jayden Hootman (5), Onolee Easterbrook (3), Morgan Coniber (3), Sayla Calderon (3) and Sarah Scroger (2) also scored for the Dragons.
“Our seniors are a terrific group of leaders and an absolute joy to coach,” said Letchworth head coach Chad DeRock. “They are funny, smart, and hard workers. They are the glue of our team and have provided tremendous guidance and a level of excellence for our younger players.”
AVON (11-6) 67
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (1-16) 17
Maria Geary finished with 18 points while Lauren Hill and Olivia Caudille added 13 apiece as Avon jumped out to a 26-4 lead after one quarter and went on to win for the fourth time in five games. Geary had eight rebounds, five steals and eight assists. Hill accounted for five rebounds, three steals and four assists. Avery Boor (8) and Abby Hill (7) also scored for the Riverhawks. Lila Meyer had five rebounds and two steals. Emily Moran led Wayland-Cohocton with eight points.
DANSVILLE (14-2) 41
LIVONIA (6-12) 18
Taylor Hamsher led all scorers and Samantha O’Connor posted a double-double as Dansville, No. 23 NYSSWA Class B, won its seventh straight game. Hamsher finished with 14 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals to lead the Mustangs. O’Connor had 11 points, 15 rebounds, two assists and two blocks. Kassidy Cole accounted for six points and nine rebounds in the win. Colleen Metcalfe (6), Morgan Ball (2) and Allison O’Connor (2) also scored in the win. Jaylynn Bridge had two rebounds and a block. Molly Hitchcock led Livonia with seven points.
“I thought the girls played hard tonight in a very physical game,” Dansville head coach Arin Belden said via email. “They handled whatever Livonia threw at us defensively and the girls found ways to impact the game at both ends of the floor. I was most pleased with our activity level on the boards and the way we communicated defensively. We found some energy and rhythm during the third quarter that helped us create some separation.”
ALEXANDER (5-10) 30
PERRY (12-5) 77
Astrid Bellamy scored 22 points. Emma Wyant added 18, and Perry won for the fifth time in seven games. Bellamy also had seven rebounds and three assists in the win. Wyant handed out six assists. Nellie Koronas posted a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Madi Monteleone had 19 points and five assists. Olivia Monteleone accounted for six assists, five rebounds and two points. Natalie Eaton grabbed seven rebounds and two assists.
KENDALL (10-8) 47
ELBA (13-4) 59
Brea Smith posted a double-double of 20 points and 14 rebounds to lead Elba to its fourth win in five games. Ava Buczek added 15 points while Brynn Stackhouse accounted for 12 points and eight rebounds. Mia Price led Kendall with 20 points.
WHEATLAND-CHILI (7-9) 19
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (17-0) 49
Allie Willams finished with 13 points and seven rebounds to lead Oakfield-Alabama (No. 7 NYSSWA Class C) which took a 24-6 lead into halftime. Harper Hughes had nine points, four rebounds and five steals while Hadley Hicks contributed seven points, six rebounds, five assists and three steals for the Hornets who along with Keshequa (17-0) are the only two teams in Section V Girls’ Basketball that remain unbeaten. Alexa Clark (7), Rylee Denny (5), Emma Moeller (5) and Journey Ohlson (3) also scored for O-A.
“A great win on senior night, celebrating our senior, Aimee Demmer,” said O-A head coach Jeff Schlagehauf via email. “Rylee Denny was excellent for us getting us off to a great start and our forwards, Allie, Alexa and Harper were great inside. Hadley Hicks played a strong all around game for us. Overall, a great win for our kids.”
ANDOVER-WHITESVILLE (10-8) 46
WELLSVILLE (8-10) 49
NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN (MM) 67
HINSDALE (0-16) 48
RED CREEK (5-11)
MIDLAKES (7-9)
WARSAW (2-14)
FRIENDSHIP-SCIO (3-14)
BARKER (VI)
LYNDONVILLE (8-8)
ROCHESTER PREP (2-11)
WILSON/EARLY COLLEGE (8-6)
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