By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Gerald Drumgoole will make his third official college visit at the University of Pittsburgh (Atlantic Coast Conference) from February 9-11th. The former Irondequoit Eagle hopes to make his college commitment prior to the NCAA's signing period which begins on April 17th. "It’s definitely fun," Drumgoole said Thursday by phone. "I’m just … [Read more...] about Drumgoole looks to make decision by end of March
McCauley sees hungry Pickett only getting better
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Section V hoops' fans already knew what Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference followers are learning about Jalen Pickett: the former Aquinas Institute standout can dominate on the basketball court. Earlier this week, the Siena Saints' freshman guard earned his fifth straight and seventh overall MAAC Rookie of the Week honor. Pickett's high … [Read more...] about McCauley sees hungry Pickett only getting better
Tuesday Wrap: Marcus Whitman wins 12th straight; Clark leads Wilson
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (9-6) 76 EDISON TECH (1-16) 69 Rondell Watson scored for seven of his game-high 35 points in the fourth quarter when Leadership pulled away from Edison. Leading by one at 56-55, five different Lions contributed in the scoring column during the fourth quarter. Watson connected six times behind the 3-point arc in the game. Teammate Maurice McKinney added 15 … [Read more...] about Tuesday Wrap: Marcus Whitman wins 12th straight; Clark leads Wilson
East girls rally from halftime deficit to beat Aquinas
The East High girls basketball team overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Aquinas, 49-41 in non-league action Tuesday night. Trailing by six points at the break, East connected on seven 3-pointers over the next eight minutes and outscored Aquinas 21-10 to take a five-point lead into the final stanza. Shanique Simms and Shariona Blocker connected three times apiece from … [Read more...] about East girls rally from halftime deficit to beat Aquinas
McQuaid leaves no doubt in runaway victory over Kearney
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- An oft forgotten metric used to assess a team's strength is a squad's response to a big win. Go out the next game and lose, then said team was playing over its collective head in the previous win. Put the previous win in the rearview mirror and come out on top again? That's the sign of a good team. Go out the next game and win by 21 in an … [Read more...] about McQuaid leaves no doubt in runaway victory over Kearney