PENFIELD (16-1) 72
NIAGARA FALLS (VI) 42
CJ Johnson and Jackson Green scored 15 and 14 points respectively as Penfield won its 14th straight game. Jackson scored all of his points in the first half as the Patriots took a 36-15 lead into the break. Johnson connected for seven of his points in the opening quarter. Aaron Hardaway also reached double-digits, with 10 points. Carter Schieble, Malcolm Bradley-Phillips, and Jake McCarthy all tallied six points. Ethan McEntire (5), Ryan Savino (4), Peter Antinelli (4), and Dom Fantigrossi (2) also scored. Tremier Gayle was the only Niagara Falls’ player in double figures with 11 points.
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (9-10) 63
GREECE ARCADIA (7-12) 75
Drake Sapp scored eight of his 18 points, including two three-pointers, as part of an early Greece Arcadia run that put the Titans up 19-12 by the end of the first quarter, a lead they’d never relinquish. Naz Prather led Arcadia with 20 points, including five from beyond the arc. Amir Brown (15) and Denzel Medlock (13) also reached double-digits, with Medlock also securing eight assists and five steals. Avery Bulger-Schutz (6) and Kenneth Rivers (2) also scored. Bruce Norton led School of the Arts with 25 points, including four three-pointers. Bennie Laver (15) and Zaywier Little (10) also reached double figures. Ah-Donn Grant-Duncan (9), Antwon Duncan (3), and Antwon Washington (1) also scored.
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WEBSTER SCHROEDER (6-13) 69
BISHOP KEARNEY (16-3) 64 (OT)
Alex Bortnicki netted seven points of his team-leading 18 as Webster Schroeder outscored Bishop Kearney 12-7 in overtime. Matthew Carey scored 17 points for the Warriors, with Kalin Watkins tallying 10. Samuel Nick (7), Anthony Amico (5), Eli Stockmaster (4), Christopher Unger (4), Luke Rogers (2), and Andrew Lozovatskiy (2) also scored. Jaiden Pascoe scored eight of his 22 points during the fourth quarter, when Kearney outscored Schroeder 18-13 to force a 57-57 tie. Owen Gorham scored 10 points, while Jayden Capers and Maddox Volpe each put up nine. Dalton “DJ” Hamer scored eight points, while Jacob Rybczyski put up six.
MARCUS WHITMAN (4-16) 52
BATAVIA (13-6) 79
Gavin White’s 29 points led Batavia to its fourth straight win. Isaac Varland (14) and Casey Mazur (10) also reached double-digits. Grady Hemer (9), Adrian Martinez (6), Ty Gioia (4), Aiden Kopper (4), and Aaden Calletto (3) rounded out scoring for the Blue Devils. Gianni Deleo led Marcus Whitman with 11 points, while Ayden Clark scored 10. Connor Williams (9), Vincent Bootes (8), Tariku Blueye (6), Caleb Wedge (3), Jacob Bodine (3), and Colby Hunt (2) also scored.
HILTON (6-13) 69
CANANDAIGUA (8-11) 62
Kallin Whelehan scored 17 points, including three three-pointers, as Hilton won its third straight. Tyler Reger (12) and Jackson Esposito (11) also reached double-digits. Matthew Kosiorek (9), Cooper Streb (8), Nathan McConnell (7), and Shane Thompson (5) also scored. Chase Sears scored 16 points for Canandaigua, including three three-pointers. Tate York added 13 points, while Landon Simpson and Jimmy Spinelli both scored 11. Sam Clark (7), Patrick Olvany (2), and Max Eckdahl (2) also scored.
BROCKPORT (8-11) 53
PITTSFORD MENDON (18-1) 75
Avery Valenti scored 14 points to lead Pittsford Mendon, while Amari Coleman and Trevor Nally both scored 13. Cole Halpin and Carmen Esposito added 10 points each. Jack Nally and John Halstead both had four. Max Liberatos (3), Avery Valenti (2), and John Leitner (2) also scored. Brodee Hensaw (14) and Mason Scott (13) led Brockport, while Ty Sherman also reached double-digits with 11 points. Ethan Hart scored eight points, while Trevon Hildreth (3), Ayden Matthews (2), and Zachary Hagreen (2) rounded out scoring.
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (11-9) 57
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (17-2) 50
Grady Goodberlet accounted for 10 of his 19 points to help Honeoye Falls-Lima outscore Sutherland 19-15 in the fourth quarter to hold on for victory. Goodberlet also recorded three rebounds and made three steals. Ollie Osterling scored 22, including 8-of-10 from the charity stripe, to lead the Cougars in points scored. Sam Jokl (7), Marshall Adams (3), Brody Swan (3), and Christian Oathout (2) also scored, with Jokl recording 16 rebounds. Jackson Birch’s 17 points paced Pittsford Sutherland, with Tyler Allen scoring 12. Chase Dermody (9), Zach Neiderer (7), Sam Byrne (4), Teddy Winter (3), Ethan Wachter (2), and Jahyden Maiorani (2) rounded out scoring.
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ROCHESTER PREP (1-18) 56
BRIGHTON (9-10) 62
UNIVERSITY PREP (13-6) 60
FAIRPORT (18-1) 79
Sam Roselli scored seven of his 17 points in the first quarter as the Fairport Red Raiders took a 20-13 lead and never looked back. Roselli hit one of his three three-pointers in the game during the opening eight minutes and added two more field goals. Alex Grejda and Hadi Derghan both scored 14 points, while Noah Meabon put up 11 in the game. Antonio Nurse tallied nine points, with Jon Roessel (6), Gannon Culver (4), and Trey Bauza (4) also scoring. Gavin White scored 17 to lead University Prep, while Ja’yvion Sampson put up 16. James Willingham (7), Mysuan White (5), Javell Neal (4), Jaymanny Hamilton (3), Demetrius Walker (2), Makhi Hymes (2), Jaylen Connor (2), and Johnathan Hurrell (2) rounded out scoring.
PADILLA HS AT FRANKLIN CAMPUS (4-14) 54
MONROE (11-5) 67
Jordan Reis, Brien Walker, and John Hardy all scored 13 for Monroe as the Redjackets won their second straight.
ELBA (14-5) 81
LIMA CHRISTIAN (2-14) 47
Elba’s Brady Werth led all scorers with 31 points as the Lancers won the third of their last five. Ryan Marscelli (19), Nick Scott (13), and Bing Zuber (10) also reached double-digits. Bryan Castaneda (3), Alex Roscoe (3), Jadiel Amaro (2), and Brayden Jachimowicz (1) also scored. George Kimball led Lima Christian with 17 points, while Levi Briggs scored 10 points. Owen Teitsworth (8), Josh Lakra (5), David Dils (3), Caleb Marsh (2), and Nicholas Kovacsiss (2) also scored.
HORNELL (11-8) 54
AQUINAS (8-12) 65
Malachi Florence-Moten scored 17 points as Aquinas won the second of its last two games. Nico Schiano put up 13 points. Maxwell Blackwood scored 11 points and pulled down eight rebounds. Tristan Miller also scored double-digits, with 10 points. Hornell’s Demayne Dixon scored 20 points, with Tyrone Buchanan and Benjamin Woolever both put up 13.
ROCHESTER ACADEMY CHARTER (8-11) 78
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (10-9) 73
Sean McNear scored 28 points and pulled down seven rebounds for Caledona-Mumford, while Christian Backus scored 19. Austin Metzger tallied 13 points with eight rebounds, while Jake Wiley put up 11 points with seven rebounds.
DANSVILLE (6-14) 64
PENN YAN (2-18) 52
Clay Rigdon led Dansville with 30 points as the Mustangs ended the regular season with a win. Jake Kreiley also reached double-digits, with 17. Mason Forrester and Sean Everett both scored six points, while Trea Nickerson (3) and Brady Henchen (2) rounded out scoring. Ethan Robinson and Miles Ditzell both scored 17 points for Penn Yan.
HAC (2-17) 44
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (6-14) 66
Oakfield-Alabama’s team manager, Matt Dixon, took the floor and hit a three-pointer as time ticked down to make the crowd go wild as the Hornets finished their regular season with a win. Mason Watterson led the Hornets with 22 points, while pulling down two rebounds, making four assists, grabbing five steals, and a block. Trevor Enes also reached double-digits with 12 points, to go with four rebounds and five steals. Gabe Smith and David Schichler both scored eight points, with Smith adding eight rebounds, three assists, six blocks, and two steals and Schichler adding three. Dom West had 10 rebounds. Carter Bateman led HAC with 14 points, while Ari Hagelberg scored 10. Liam Mitchell added seven points.
RED CREEK (8-11) 67
RED JACKET (2-18) 53
Connor Hopp scored 24 points, while Anthony Tucker added 11 as Red Creek won its third game of the last five. Jackson Kennelly led Red Jacket with 17 points, while Dixon Hobart put up 10.
NAPLES (17-2) 70
KESHEQUA (11-8) 60
Colin Kenney led Naples in scoring with 28 points, including four three-pointers. Maddox Mannella also had four treys as part of a 22-point night. Isaac Ward scored 11 points, Rowan Biggs put up seven, and Donovan Lincoln and Connor Betrus had a point each. Cameron Wood led Keshequa with 20 points, while Aiden Upright had 15. Nate Hillier also reached double-digits, with 13. Brady Wood (7) and Aiden Howe (5) also scored.
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (2-17) 40
EAST ROCHESTER (14-4) 75
MOUNT MORRIS (11-9) 61
HINSDALE (7-13) 46
Eli Davis led Mount Morris with 19 points to go with five steals and three assists as Mount Morris won its second straight and fourth of its last five. Ben Canary and Ed Colon both put up 17 points, with Canary adding two assists while Colon pulled down six rebounds and recorded four assists. Donavan Zuhlke (3), Jeremiah Roberts (3, with four rebounds), and Brayden Lewis (2, with five rebounds and five steals) also scored.
LETCHWORTH (4-15) 67
PAVILION (9-11) 59
Darren Abbott had a 22-point, 14-rebound double-double night as Letchworth returned to the win column. Abbott also made five blocks. Bryce Roche added 13 points, including four three pointers. Evan Sarkis and Brody Beachel both tallied 11 points. Joe Meehan and Keean Cummins both scored 15 points for Pavilion, with Liam Campbell putting up 11 points. Alex Rudgers scored two points.
PEMBROKE (17-2) 50
PERRY (14-5) 35
Lennox Kohorst scored 12 points to lead Pembroke to its 15th straight win. Connor Czwojdak and Nolan Peterson both scored 10 points. Perry’s Tyler Harvey scored 17 points with eight rebounds. Parker Tallman, Izaiah Hernandez, and Lakin Ohlson all scored five points, with Tallman pulling down seven rebounds and Hernandez and Ohlson both recording three.
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-18) 31
ATTICA (7-13) 73
Blake Kines had a double-double of 24 points and 11 rebounds for Attica, while Justin Stockweather added 11. Grant Nixon scored five points as part of a team effort that saw all 13 players on Attica score.
LYNDONVILLE (4-15) 23
KENDALL (13-6) 73
C.J. D’Agostino scored 21 points and made four steals as Kendall won its fourth game of the last five. Noah Morehouse put up 19 points while recording seven rebounds and four steals. Vinnie D’Agostino also reached double figures, scoring 12 points and tallying nine rebounds. Ryan Gaesser (9), Sammy Conte (8), Caleb Opalecky (2), and Jonny Conte (2) also scored.
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