Add another accolade to Jake Zembiec’s impressive résumé.

The record-setting quarterback for newly crowned Class AA state champion Aquinas Institute was named New York State’s top player via the Gatorade State Player of the Year program, announced Thursday by USA Today. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound senior, who is planning to head early to Penn State next month, powered the Little Irish to unbeaten season (13-0) and second state crown in the past three years. He was also named the state’s top player by the New York State Sportswriters Association as a sophomore and the 2013 All-Greater Rochester Player of the Year.

Jake Zembiec named Class AA Player of the Year

The Gatorade winners were selected based on athletic production and impact during the season. Each winner also demonstrated “high academic achievement and exemplary personal character, including volunteerism, sportsmanship and community leadership,” according to USA Today. Zembiec is an “A” student who is also active in the community volunteering.

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He passed for 3,007 yards and 37 touchdowns this fall, both Section V records, completing 184-of-269 throws (68 percent) and was intercepted only seven times. After tight wins over Monroe County rivals Hilton (21-14) and Rush-Henrietta (17-14) in the Section V playoffs, the Little Irish rolled over Section VI’s Orchard Park (42-7) before edging Section III’s Liverpool (17-16) and steamrolling Section II’s Saratoga Springs (44-19) in Sunday’s state title game at the Carrier Dome.

Zembiec’s numbers in six postseason games were also eye-popping: 91-for-136 passing (67 percent) for 1,427 yards; 15 TDs and 3 interceptions.

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2015 America’s Best Football Program

Edison’s Taajah Smith, left, steals the ball from East’s Cierra Nibblins. The tournament finals will be held Saturday at 2:15.

Meghan Flanagan had 21 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals to lead Brighton to a 67-27 win against Greece Arcadia in the Lady Titan Tipoff on Thursday.

Brooke Wolff added 17 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals for the Barons (2-0).

Aria Quattrini scored a career-high 10 points and Kat Vernon chipped in eight points for the Barons.

Jessica Ballou had 7 points for Arcadia (0-2).

Brighton: Ally Cutter 0, Eliza Demers 0, Meghan Flanagan 21, Jordyn James 2, Izzie Julian 0, Lila Platt 2, Aria Quattrini 10, Molly Richardson 1, Makalah Sizer 2, Miyah Sizer 4, Kat Vernon 8, Brooke Wolff 17.

Greece Arcadia: Alyssa Ballou 7, Jessica Ballou 2, Erin Crowell 5, Kristin Davis 0, Aleya Eddington 4, Desaray Freeman 0, Adrianna Magliocco 2, Victoria Pogue 4, Emma Reynolds 3, Martha Reynolds 0.

3-Point Goals: Brighton (Meghan Flanagan 3, Brooke Wolff 1), Greece Arcadia (Erin Crowell 1, Aleya Eddington 1, Emma Reynolds 1).

Edison 72, East 41

East: J Carter 0, Jamoni Cole 18, D Huggins 6, Tavanisha Jackson 0, T Scott 2, Shirley Smith 8, T Young 7.

Edison: Brittani Campbell 11, Daisha Fair 25, Island Hoyte 0, Dajona Jackson 4, Aonestie Miles 0, Precious Reaves 0, Colimah Richards 2, Yashira Rivera 1, Dashiah Sinclair 13, Taajah Smith 11, T’Kosha Williams 5.

3-Point Goals: East (Jamoni Cole 2, T Young 1), Edison (Brittani Campbell 1, Daisha Fair 2, Dashiah Sinclair 2).

Daisha Fair scored 25 points and had 7 steals and 7 rebounds for Edison (2-0).

Brittani Campbell recorded a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Inventors.

Monroe County

Payton Lill had 16 points, including five in the fourth quarter, and Casey Roux added four points of her six points in the fourth quarter for the Warriors (1-1).

Skylar Burgess had 12 points and Abigail Tabone added 11 points for C-C.

Churchville-Chili: Tiffany Binion 0, Skylar Burgess 12, Kristen Gawron 0, Sydney Hayden 5, Jamilyn Keele 1, Abigail Tabone 11, Emily Tabone 7, Mara Zimmerman 0.

Webster Schroeder: Christina Ambalavanar 0, Jahna Beiling 2, Caroline Czap 0, Meaghan Gartland 7, Maribel Hucks 0, Payton Lill 16, Casey Roux 6, Emily Willis 7.

3-Point Goals: Churchville-Chili (Skylar Burgess 2, Emily Tabone 2), Webster Schroeder (Payton Lill 2).

Finger Lakes

Harley-Allendale Columbia 49, Naples 30

Kate Bartlett and 14 points and Alyssa Broberg added nine points for H-AC (2-0).

Bloomfield 44, Honeoye 18

Braelin Scott posted 14 points, 18 rebounds, 3 steals and 2 blocks and Amelia Poole tallied 9 points, 2 assists and 2 steals for Bloomfield (3-1).

Aysia Pompeo scored 11 points and Charlee Smith had six points for Naples (0-2).

Non-league

Aquinas 60, Pittsford Sutherland 39

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 3, Vicky Beatham 3, Anneliese Brandt 3, Saleana Caraballo 0, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 0, Cami Eder 0, Idalys Fraguada 0, Lauren Graupman 5, Ally Judd 3, Lena Kaufman 15, Sidra Morchower 0, Elle Pestorius 4, Mara Smith 2.

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 4, Kelsey Brinkel 17, Lindsey Brinkel 6, Brianna Brown 0, Sophie Depalma 0, Kayla Jackson 21, Alexis Joseph 0, Erica Knapp 5, Zoe Rose 0, Ayanna Sampson 2, Nina Starkweather 5.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Sutherland (Lauren Graupman 1, Lena Kaufman 5), Aquinas (Erica Knapp 1).

Kelsey Brinkel had 17 points and 10 rebounds and Kayla Jackson had 21 points and 10 rebounds for Aquinas (1-0).

Lena Kaufman led scoring for Sutherland (0-1) with 15 points.

Greece Odyssey 42, Byron-Bergen 33

Byron-Bergen: Jenna Amesbury 0, Alicyn Bizari 1, Samantha Donnelly 0, Bethany Ezard 14, Hailey Hubbard 9, Cassie Kaczmerick 0, Melanie Kulikowski 0, Karson Richenberg 4, Dana VanValkenberg 5.

Greece Odyssey: Nicole Desimone 11, Kristen Gielenfeldt 4, Nicole Grossi 9, Julia Hauser 0, Hannah Mezzoprete 2, Najur Miller 0, Alayna Riefer 16, Gina Schmidt 0, Abby Wilson 0.

3-Point Goals – Byron-Bergen (Dana VanValkenberg 1), Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 2, Nicole Grossi 1, Alayna Riefer 4).

Alayna Reifer scored 16 points, including four 4-pointers, and tallied three blocks in the win for Odyssey (1-1).

Nicole Desimone had 5 rebounds 3 assists and 3 steals to go with her 11 points for the Leopards.

Bethany Ezard added 14 points for B-B.

Hilton’s Meaghan McGwin, right, holds the ball while pressured by Fairport’s Catherine Tucci, left, Hannah Miller and Megan Yawman during a game played at Fairport High School.

Annabelle Hinds totaled 35 points, 12 rebounds, five blocks and eight steals to lead Northstar to a 66-58 victory over Lima Christian in a Private/Parochial girls basketball game on Friday.

Erica D’Ambrosio chipped in 12 points for the Knights (2-0).

Olivia Cox led scoring for Lima Christian (1-1) with 27 points.

Lima Christian: Claire Bogart 4, Serena Campione 0, Lindsey Christa 0, Olivia Cox 27, Natalie Domina 10, Addy Gibney 3, Maddie Kearney 2, Jessica Tillapaugh 12.

Northstar: Ariana Boshnack 2, Erica D’Ambrosio 12, Annabelle Hinds 35, Elizabeth Hinds 4, Lily McDonald 0, Aaliyah Pennie 5, Lillie Shkavritko 0, Brittaney Truong 5, Anna Valenti 2.

3-Point Goals: Lima Christian (Olivia Cox 1), Northstar (Annabelle Hinds 3).

Livingston County

York 40, Perry 39

Perry: McKenna Croll 6, Rachel Evans 8, Emma Ikeler 0, Jessica Kelly 3, Allysa Pascoe 8, Chelsea Pascoe 10, Karly Zanghi 4.

York: Rebecca Fuller 7, Lauren Kennedy 6, Katherine Mandarano 0, Sarah McFarland 5, Hailey Pascuzzo 10, Danielle Perry 12, Taylor Steves 0.

3-Point Goals: Perry (McKenna Croll 1, Jessica Kelly 1), York (Rebecca Fuller 1).

Danielle Perry made 2 foul shots with one second remaining in regulation to lift York (1-0).

Perry led the Knights scoring 12 points and Hailey Pascuzzo added 10 points.

Avon 48, Caledonia-Mumford 36

Avon: Amy Faville 16, Olivia Findlay 16, MaKaila Heath 2, Natalie Mignemi 2, Madison Raynard 2, Keni Read 10, Lindsey Welch 0, Lauren Wiard 0.

Caledonia-Mumford: Samantha Bickford 1, Gillian Flint 11, Jessica Garland 6, Claudia Haut 4, Megan Little 0, Adrianna Molisani 10, Danielle Molisani 2, Isabella Slocum 0, Hannah Wade 2.

3-Point Goals: Avon (Amy Faville 2, Olivia Findlay 1, Keni Read 1).

Amy Faville and Olivia Findlay each finished with 16 points to lead Avon (2-0).

Keni Read had 10 points for the Braves.

Gillian Flint scored 11 points and Adrianna Molisani added 10 points for Cal-Mum (1-1).

Warsaw 29, Pavilion 14

Pavilion: Jorden Barrett 0, Kim Davis 0, Emily Gouger 0, Angela Graham 1, Sam Majchrzak 0, Emily Mikel 8, Lydia Milligan 0, Chloe Schrier 0, Kara Schroeder 2, Kate Schroeder 0, Jennifer Yuhnke 3.

Warsaw: Ashton Babbitt 4, Autumn Finch 1, Cherie Glosser 4, Stella Glosser 4, Marrissa Harper 0, Emma Herman 6, Morgan Hoffman 2, Abbey Monahan 4, Abbie Royce 2, Tommi Rutherford 0, Grace Wolf 2.

3-Point Goals: Pavilion (Emily Mikel 1).

Emma Herman had six points and six rebounds for Warsaw (1-1).

Pavilion is 0-2.

Keshequa 46, Mount Morris 41

Keshequa: Mckenzy Bennett 0, Cameryn Bugman 19, Madison Ewing 5, Kathryn Gelser 6, Lacey Hillier 4, Payton Powers 12, Haley Smith 0, Amber Wood 0.

Mount Morris: Rose D’Angelo 15, Lauren Ferraro 4, Molly Gardner 0, Reagan Maldonado 12, Christina Olverd 2, Maddy Regal 8, Katie Yorks 0.

3-Point Goals: Keshequa (Cameryn Bugman 1, Payton Powers 1), Mount Morris (Reagan Maldonado 2).

Rose D’Angelo had 15 points and 5 assists and Maddy Regal had eight points and six steals for Mount Morris (1-1).

Keshequa is 1-1.

Letchworth 48, Geneseo 41

Geneseo: Kyra Burgess 0, Victoria Finn 18, Samary Gomez 0, Liz Gondon 0, Kaity Keihl 7, Natalie Peraino 1, Kat Phillips 0, Hannah Rice 0, Alexa Salatel 3, Casey Vattimo 12.

Letchworth: Tracy Cartwright 7, Alyssa Downey 8, Kelsy Hastings 18, Moriah Holmes 2, Julia Mertsock 10, Rachel Meyer 3.

3-Point Goals: Geneseo (Victoria Finn 2, Alexa Salatel 1, Casey Vattimo 1), Letchworth (Kelsy Hastings 2).

Kelsy Hastings had 18 points and five assists and Julia Mertsock had a double-double with 10 points and 19 rebounds for Letchworth (2-0).

Alyssa Downey made 3-of-4 free throws down the stretch to seal the win for the Indians.

Geneseo is 0-1.

Genesee Region

Alexander 38, Attica 26

Alexander: Lexi Breton 0, Olivia George 13, Stephany McBride 2, Bria Ohlson 0, Karli Phillips 6, Macie Riggs 0, Marissa Scharlau 4, Bret Stephens 6, Jayna Wright 4, Kali Wright 3.

Attica: Lexi Leto 0, Alyssa Meyer 0, Kacey Pearce 2, Kierra Perl 11, Aubrey Santoro 1, Emily Stenson 6, Emily Weber 6, Isabella Wickins 0, Libby Ziegler 0.

3-Point Goals: Alexander (Bret Stephens 1).

Olivia George had six rebounds and four steals with her 13 points and Jayna Wright tallied 12 rebounds and three steals for Alexander (1-0).

Monroe County

Spencerport 66, Brockport 47

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 29, Michela Contestabile 17, Erin Coykendall 0, Joie Culkin 0, Val DeRooy 0, Luca Fahmer 2, Madison Motsay 21.

Brockport: Paige Bauch 4, Rachel Benedict 27, Bryn Hayes 4, Jasmyn Jessmer 8, Alyssa Morrison 2, Lizzie Reynolds 2.

3-Point Goals: Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 4, Madison Motsay 2), Brockport (Rachel Benedict 1).

Brianna Campbell had 29 points and three assists and Michaela Contestabile had a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds for Spencerport (1-0).

Penfield 72, Greece Athena 24

Greece Athena: Samantha Carbone 0, Niphaphone Chisouvanh 0, Sara Ciotti 4, Beth Corry 3, My’ana Davis 0, Kelechi Dimgba 4, Tatiana Henderson 3, Chelsea Henry 2, Allison LaFranca 0, Bria Wilson 8.

Penfield: Mararget Bassney 0, Kristen Baumer 13, Olivia Columbo 3, Isabella Delisanti 4, Ali Fitzgerald 8, Emma Guy 18, Molly Hines 0, Brianne Moxley 8, Nina Nesselbush 0, Gabby Pancio 0, Jenna Russell 1, Makaila Wilson 17.

3-Point Goals: Greece Athena (Beth Corry 1).

Emma Guy scored a game-high 18 points and 12 rebounds and Makaila Wilson added 17 points for Penfield.

Kristen Baumer had 13 points for the Patriots (1-0).

Hilton 51, Fairport 44

Hilton: Olivia Gombatto 0, Cameron Graupman 14, Chloe Graupman 12, Alyssa Juergens 0, Megan Letta 0, Meghan McGwin 0, Meghan Schiano 6, Allyson Strauss 19.

Fairport: Emily God 0, Sidney Mack 0, Tori Mayer 4, Hannah Miller 3, Hannah Ribble 4, Emily Schultz 0, Julia Scofield 0, Catherine Tucci 4, Caroline White 20, Megan Yawman 9.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Cameron Graupman 2, Chloe Graupman 3, Allison Strauss 1), Fairport (Catherine Tucci 1, Megan Yawman 2).

Cameron Graupman, Chloe Graupman and Allyson Strauss hit back-to-back-to-back three-pointers in the fourth quarter to pull away from Fairport and secure the win for Hilton (2-0).

Wayne County

Lyons 46, East Rochester 44

Lyons: Kelsey Arliss 0, Kayla Battle 8, Elizabeth Hollebrandt 0, Teonna Jenkins 21, Adrianna Kemp 4, Kierra Kemp 4, Kyara Smith 7, Isis Tarver 2.

East Rochester: Leah Abraha 0, Allison Burns 2, Megan D’Angelo 6, Kadayha Hogan 11, Michaela Monachino 2, Alli Reynolds 10, Ashley Santo 0, Christine Touranjoe 0, Maddy Walsh 13, Zoe Zutes 0.

3-Point Goals: Lyons (Kayla Battle 1, Kyara Smith 1), East Rochester (Maddy Walsh 3).

Teonna Jenkins led scoring with 21 points for Lyons (1-2).

North Rose-Wolcott 32, Williamson 27

Williamson: Hannah Ferlan 2, Stephanie Fisk 2, Abby Fox 0, Olivia Ginther 0, Kiki Hall 3, Cassie McCall 3, Tylea McCarthy-Walke 4, Becca Morgan 0, Amber Raymer 6, Kameryn Schooneirnais 7, Emilia Sonneville 0.

North Rose-Wolcott: Cheyenne Boone 4, Gabby Hanson 3, Kendall Huff 0, Linsey Madison 9, Abby Miraglia 6, Shayla Morris 10, Alex Reppi 0.

3-Point Goals: Williamson (Kameryn Schooneirnais 1).

Shayla Morris grabbed nine rebounds to go with her 10 points and Linsey Madison grabbed 11 rebounds with her nine points for NR-W (1-1).

Non-league

Victor 63, Plattsburgh 18

Victor: Britney Guiterrez 4, Emily Gyles 2, Kirsten Haggerty 10, Emily Leonard 0, Kate Leonard 6, Sarah Newton 6, Sarah O’Connell 5, Victoria Reid 0, Kristen Simmons 3, Sarah Simmons 11, Sammie Torlish 2, Franny Valenti 16.

Plattsburgh: C Branham 0, L Djerdjour 0, S Duquette 5, K Emma 0, J Farrell 0, S Frady 8, A Reyell 0, A Salls 5.

3-Point Goals: Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 1, Kristen Simmons 1, Sarah Simmons 3, Franny Valenti 1).

Franny Valenti scored 16 points and Sarah Simmons added 11 points for Victor (1-0).

Kristen Haggerty chipped in 10 points for the Blue Devils.

Wayne 51, Lockport-VI 42

Wayne: Taylor Corts 18, Michele DiNicola 11, Tory Flatt 0, Bailey Jenkins 2, Alana Kornaker 2, Hannah Mitchell 10, Mary Panepento 2, Bailey Pratt 6.

Lockport: B. Camarra 14, C. Ditullio 4, M. Douglas 2, J. Doxey 4, M. Dry 10, B. Jenkins 2, K. Kichniak 6, E. Mullane 0.

3-Point Goals: Wayne (Taylor Corts 1), Lockport (M. Dry 2).

Hannah Mitchell had 10 points, six assists and seven rebounds for Wayne (2-0).

Livonia 47, Webster Thomas 43

Livonia: Maddy Herzog 4, Morgan Hyde 8, Lindsay Kolodziejski 3, Sarah Linsner 5, Melissa Mineti 10, Sarah Nation 0, Molly Stewart 9, Niki Templeton 8.

Webster Thomas: Kayla Farney 5, Emily Glagolev 9, Miranda Lynch 12, Caitlin Sanders 4, Mandy Skrypka 0, Emily Tomei 2, Nicole Voci 0, Kelly Weeks 9, Darcy Weidman 2.

3-Point Goals: Livonia (Sarah Linsner 1, Molly Stewart 2), Webster Thomas (Kayla Farney 1, Miranda Lynch 2, Kelly Weeks 1).

Niki Templeton had nine rebounds and three steals and Molly Stewart had two steals and seven rebounds for Livonia (2-0).

Bishop Kearney 68, Hornell 55

Bishop Kearney: Riley Callister 0, Trinity Fitts 0, Marianna Freeman 0, Rosa Graham 11, Bri’Asia Mason 9, Allure Simmons 10, Arianne Smith 12, Saniah Wilson 18, Camille Wright 4.

Hornell: Abagail Austin 9, Erin Crosby 9, Lauran Kelly 2, Gabby LaPierre 8, Chantre Milliner 22, Annie Willsey 5.

3-Point Goals: Bishop Kearney (Rosa Graham 2, Allure Simmons 1, Arianne Smith 1), Hornell (Abagail Austin 1).

Eighth-grader Saniah Wilson had 18 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks and Rosa Graham added 11 points, 11 assists and six steals to lead Kearney (2-0).

Arianne Smith totaled 12 points, five steals and eight rebounds for the Kings.

Rush-Henrietta’s Jasmine Watts, right, is defended by Pittsford Mendon’s Caroline Cullinan.

Sara Lyons totaled 14 points and six rebounds to help lift Pittsford Mendon 40-35 over Rush-Henrietta in a Monroe County girls basketball game on Monday.

Ellie Mooney had 12 points for Mendon (2-1).

Destinee Johnson scored 10 points and tallied four assists for R-H (1-1).

Pittsford Mendon: Olivia Blasioli 0, Caroline Cullinan 4, Abbey Leon 0, Sara Lyons 14, Ellie Mooney 12, Sarah Stark 6, Tiana Swank 4.

Rush-Henrietta: Stephanie Hyde 6, Destinee Johnson 10, Katie Kelly 4, Molly Marshall 2, Michaela McPherson 0, Danielle Schantz 2, Taylor Simmons 2, Jasmine Watts 7, Alaya Wright 2.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Mendon (Sara Lyons 2, Ellie Mooney 2), Rush-Henrietta (Destinee Johnson 1).

Canandaigua 53, Eastridge 31

Canandaigua: Haydn Carr 3, Isabelle Ceddia 0, Mary Compton 0, Kenzie Cowan 3, Joelle Guy 6, Linsday Lyke 4, Rachel Simmons 10, Katie Stegall 0, Hanna Thomson 12, Allie Wagner 15.

Eastridge: Ashley Benetiz 0, Rachel Borzilleri 4, Santazzta Collins 0, Riley Finnegan 3, Adrianna Gunkel 6, Breasia Johnson 6, Charises King 8, Erin Maggio 2, Jordan Noel 0, Melissa Walters 2.

3-Point Goals: Canandaigua (Kenzie Cowan 1, Hanna Thomson 4, Allie Wagner 3), Eastridge (Riley Finnegan 1).

Allie Wagner had 15 points and eight rebounds and Hanna Thomson made four 3-pointers for Canandaigua (3-0).

Livingston County

Wayland-Cohocton 47, Geneseo 43 (OT)

Geneseo: Victoria Finn 15, Samary Gomez 0, Liz Gondon 2, Kaity Keihl 6, Natalie Peraino 13, Kat Phillips 6, Hannah Rice 0, Alexa Salatel 1, Casey Vattimo 0.

Wayland-Cohocton: Alex Button 14, Madison Gregorious 10, Leah Langerman 3, Megan McAllister 5, Kadeynn McInnis 7, Mikaela Nielsen 0, Marissa Schirmer 3, Ashlee Schumacher 5, Cora Young 0.

3-Point Goals: Geneseo (Victoria Finn 2, Natalie Peraino 1).

Non-league

Harley-Allendale Columbia 47, Northstar 29

Northstar: Mikaela Brown 2, Erica D’Ambrosio 2, Annabelle Hinds 17, Elizabeth Hinds 2, Lillie Shkavritko 1, Brittaney Truong 5, Anna Valenti 0.

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Lenura Aliyeva 0, Imani Baker 2, Kate Bartlett 2, Alyssa Broberg 9, Rachel Coghill 0, Adelaide Flood 9, Caroline Mealey 2, Jalen Nowden 12, Abby O’Brien 11.

3-Point Goals: Northstar (Annabelle Hinds 2, Brittaney Truong 1), Harley-Allendale Columbia (Alyssa Broberg 1, Adelaide Flood 1, Jalen Nowden 1).

Jalen Nowden had a career-high 12 points and Abby O’Brien added 11 points, 14 rebounds and 6 assists for H-AC (3-0).

Mercy 52, Geneva 31

Geneva: Ashton Caragher 2, Nyjahyid Clark 6, Erin Guinan 6, Eliza Maher 6, McKenzie Moore 9, Jade Ross 2.

Mercy: Jenna Babcock 0, Traiva Breedlove 12, Caitlin Flaherty 2, Alex Hetterick 3, Katie Keck 0, Meghan Keyes 1, Leah Koonmen 5, Emily McDonough 3, Maggie McDonough 0, Jayla Myles 11, Abby Purcell 3, Danielle Raymond 4, Olivia Schaertl 1, Sarina Schindler 0, Katie Titus 7.

3-Point Goals: Geneva (Erin Guinan 1, Eliza Maher 2), Mercy (Alex Hetterick 1, Emily McDonough 1, Abby Purcell 1, Katie Titus 1).

Jayla Myles had a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds for Mercy (3-0).

An 11-0 run in the second half gave the Monarchs a 46-16 lead.

Private/Parochial

Lima Christian 63, Rochester Academy 24

Lima Christian: Claire Bogart 2, Serena Campione 0, Lindsey Christa 6, Olivia Cox 28, Natalie Domina 17, Addy Gibney 2, Maddie Kearney 2, Jessica Tillapaugh 6.

Rochester Academy: Grace Weah 0, Diamoni Peterson 0, Alissa Johnson 4, Terran Stinson 18, Naveah Max 2, Cadeeja Tanksley 0, Myami Gause 0, Nyjai Johnson 0.

3-Point Goals: Lima Christian (Olivia Cox 2).

Olivia Cox scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Lima Christian (2-1).

Natalie Domina added 17 points and six assists for the Saints.

Boys Basketball

Private/Parochial

Lima Christian 78, Rochester Academy 70

Lima Christian: Harry Ma 0, Josh Myles 7, Conell Christiansen 24, TJ Sek 0, John Faynor 4, Jason Faynor 11, Paul Morgan 0, Alex Parker 2, Nate Arnold 30.

Rochester Academy: Lakyll Hall 31, Keenan Abram 21, Keith Montgomery 14, Trevon Stringer 10, Damien Grant 3, Terrell Brooks 1, Eric Kalubwe 2.

3-Point Goals: Lima Christian (Josh Myles 1, Conell Christiansen 1), Rochester Academy (Lakyll Hall 2, Keith Montgomery 1, Trevon Stringer 2).

Nate Arnold had a career-high 30 points with 13 rebounds and five assists and Conell Christansen had 24 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists for Lima Christian (1-2).

Lakyll Hall had 31 points for Rochester Academy (0-4).

Non-league

North Rose-Wolcott 72, RCMCS 53

RCMCS: Sidney Forbes 0, Jhtye Griffin 10, Sheltier Harrison 3, Cameron Jones 2, Keenan Myers 10, Rashim Peterson 4, Glenn Walker 3, Amas Williams 18, Shaheed Williams 3.

North Rose-Wolcott: Elijah Durham 5, Steven Geffert 0, Luke Gerstner 18, Garrett Hoyt 7, Gage Leous 0, Tyler Norris 34, Connor Pendleton 8, Dustin Reed 0.

3-Point Goals: RCMCS (Jhtye Griffin 2, Sheltier Harrison 1, Keenan Myers 2, Glenn Walker 1, Amas Williams 1, Shaheed Williams 1), North Rose-Wolcott (Luke Gerstner 1, Tyler Norris 1).

Tyler Norris had 34 points and eight rebounds for NR-W (4-0).

Boys Swimming

RCAC

McQuaid 94, World Of Inquiry 55

Alexander Brunelle won the 50 freestyle (25.25) and the 100 breaststroke (1:22.60) for WOI (1-1).

Hockey

Non-league

Fairport 2, Ithaca-IV 1

Jonathan Newcombe scored his first two varsity goals for Fairport (2-1).

Brockport’s Mitchell Henshaw, left, skates the puck away from Irondequoit’s Michael Coholan.

It had been a couple years since Brockport junior Patrick Viscardi scored three goals in an ice hockey game until Tuesday night.

Viscardi completed his hat trick with 2:55 remaining in overtime to give Brockport a 4-3 win over Irondequoit at The College at Brockport’s Tuttle North Ice Arena.

“I got a great pass from (junior) Alec Rockow and I was able to bury it,’’ Viscardi said. “It squeaked right past the goalie (low and blocker-side), a lucky bounce, but we got it done. We got the ‘W’ ’’

The first of three assists on Viscardi’s goals gave Brockport (3-0) senior Mitchell Henshaw 100 points in Section V Hockey.

Viscardi scored the game-winner on a feed by junior Alec Rockow.

Irondequoit led 2-0 after goals by Phillip Barilla and Patrick Hynes during the first half of the second period. Barilla, a sophomore at Irondequoit, evened the score 3-3 with 5:31 remaining in regulation.

Aquinas 8, Churchville-Chili 3

Eddie Giblin had two goals and two assists and Alex Opladen added four assists for Aquinas (2-3).

Corey Lewis added two goals for the Fighting Irish.

Penfield 2, Brighton/East Rochester/Honeoye Falls-Lima 0

Nick Rockhill had 22 saves to earn the shutout and Andrew Ebersol scored a power-play goal for Penfield (3-2).

Athena/Odyssey Thunder 6, Hilton 2

Carson Fotheringham scored two goals and Collin O’Leary had a goal and an assist to lead Athena/Odyssey (3-2).

Antonio Lombardo added three assists and Luke Green recorded 38 saves for the Thunder.

Notre Dame 7, Rush-Henrietta 1

Henrik Toiciainen had a hat trick and Ryan Webster recorded three assists for ND (4-0).

Webster Thomas 6, Victor 0

Pierce Currie had a goal and Collin Horan both had a goal and an assist for Thomas (4-0).

Boys wimming

Monroe County

Honeoye Falls-Lima 104, Victor 79

200 medley relay: Victor (Shanahan, Lamy, Murphy, Shawe) 1:47.96; 200 freestyle: Harper Coleman (HF-L) 1:49.90; 200 IM: David DeLaus (HF-L) 2:08.21; 50 freestyle: Tommy Shanahan (V) 23.65; Diving: Spencer Somes (HF-L) 244.30; 100 butterfly: James Baker (HF-L) 56.46; 100 freestyle: Coleman (HF-L) 50.46; 500 freestyle: Baker (HF-L) 4:57.43; 200 freestyle relay: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Baker, Skelton, Kammermeier, Coleman) 1:34.88; 100 backstroke: DeLaus (HF-L) 1:00.29; 100 backstroke: Connor Lamy (V) 1:07.46; 400 freestyle relay: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Coleman, LaLonde, Kammermeier, DeLaus) 3:36.17.

Spencerport 109,

Brighton 76

200 medley relay: Spencerport (Gillis, Cole, Stein, Gunther) 1:57.31; 200 freestyle: Maxwell Wersinger (S) 1:54.34; 200 IM: Jared Kettinger (S) 2:08.21; Alan Diakov (B); 50 freestyle: Alex Gunther (S) 24.88; Diving: Corey Neas (B) 334.75; 100 butterfly: Jared Kettinger (S) 56.50; 100 freestyle: Liam Bethlendy (B) 53.45; 500 freestyle: Maxwell Wersinger (S) 5:09.24; 200 freestyle relay: Spencerport (Gunther, Bates, Wersinger, Kettinger) 1:36.03; 100 backstroke: Ian Gillis (S) 1:06.55; 100 breaststroke: Giovanni Leonne (B) 1:11.66; 400 freestyle relay: Spencerport (Wersinger, Napper, Kegler, Kettinger) 3:39.87.

Pittsford 98, Irondequoit 69

200 medley relay: Pittsford (Xie, Magda, Kellett, Realbuto) 1:44.48; 200 freestyle: Casey Ransford (P) 1:52.32; 200 IM: Kyle Yuan (P) 2:12.31; 50 freestyle: Britt Kaukeinen (I) 22.98; Diving: Sean Riley (P) 342.70; 100 butterfly: John Kellett (56.00); 100 freestyle: Time Drake (P) 52.88; 500 freestyle: Samuel Roche (P) 5:01.09; 200 freestyle relay: Irondequoit (Ceccanti, Buttino, Freedman, Aikens) 1:43.28; 100 backstroke: Kaukeinen (I) 56.93; 100 breaststroke: Joseph Buttino (I) 1:15.97; 400 freestyle relay: Irondequoit (Kaukeinen, Rozvora, Aikens, Freedman) 3:49.87.

Finger Lakes/Wayne

Palmyra-Macedon 112, Naples 58

Justin Roof won the 200 freestyle (2:06.47) and the 500 freestyle (6:04.96) for Pal-Mac.

Geneva 94, Gananda 89

Maclaine Conner won the 200 freestyle (2:06.96) and 500 freestyle (5:49.44) and Ryan McDowell added wins in the 100 butterfly (1:00.42) and 100 backstroke (1:02.98) for Gananda.

Non-league

Webster 110, McQuaid 67

200 freestyle relay: Webster (Witte, Russotti, Witte, Smith) 1:54.16; 200 freestyle: Jake Witte (W) 2:06.24; 200 IM: Alec Wahl (W) 2:08.13; 50 freestyle: Griffin Witte (W) 24.18; Diving: Jack Vollo (W) 227.10; 100 butterfly: Patrick Marsh (W) 1:00.52; 100 freestyle: Adam Sokolowski (W) 55.03; 500 freestyle: Wahl (W) 5:18.45; 200 freestyle relay: Webster (Eggert, Smith, Wahl, Marsh) 1:38.05; 100 backstroke: Matt Delgrego (W) 1:04.25; 100 breaststroke: Witte (W) 1:11.14; 400 freestyle relay: Webster (Sokolowski, Delgrego, Heier, Wahl) 3:48.36.

Harley-Allendale Columbia 57, Alexander 40

Gil Smolyak won the 200 IM (2:20.77) for HAC.

Girls swimming

Genesee Region

Harley-Allendale Columbia 53, Alexander 40

Stephanie Cui won the 200 IM (2:50.75) and 100 backstroke (1:14.57) for the Wolves

Wrestling

Non-league

Eastridge 63, Pavilion/York 21

Jacob Lynch pinned Jared Flickner in 1:50 for Eastridge.

Pittsford Mendon’s Jeremy Jacob, left, and Wilson’s Robert Davis fight for possession during Wednesday’s game at Pittsford Mendon High School. Wilson won 66-52.

Clay Bleier hit the winning layup with 12 seconds to go to lift Victor to a 56-54 win over Hilton on Wednesday in a Monroe County boys basketball game.

Bleier finished with a game-high 19 points and Jacob DiSanto added 17 points for the Blue Devils (3-1).

Jonathan Letta had 18 points and Brent Turpyn chipped in with 11 points for Hilton (0-2).

Hilton: Johnathan Letta 18, Joey Lipani 4, Chase Metzger 7, Bailey Pittman 9, Christian Ranke 5, Brent Turpyn 11.

Victor: Clay Bleier 19, James Caggiano 0, Jacob DiSanto 17, Brandon Fink 5, Connor Keenan 0, Michael Novitsky 3, Kyle O’Dea 2, Sam Palomaki 7, Jackson Parker 3, Aaron Schlarbaum 0.

3-Point Goals – Hilton (Johnathan Letta 3, Bailey Pittman 1, Brent Turpyn 1), Victor (Clay Bleier 3, Jacob DiSanto 3, Brandon Fink 1, Jackson Parker 1).

Honeoye Falls-Lima 63, Greece Arcadia 44

Greece Arcadia: Reggie Clark 12, Zach D’Arpino 3, Jon Dueker 2, Tom Finnerty 3, Anthony Finucane 7, Dan Freese 2, Drew Freese 0, Ian Insley 1, Ketih McGee 11, Fidel Norris 2, Mev Odzakozic 3.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Shamire Broyld 3, Austin Buschang 0, Tyler Bushnell 4, Josh D’Agostino 2, Tommy Eastman 25, Dan Hart 20, Garrett Ruff 0, James Segar 0, Ryan Shaw 0, Bryan Wager 9.

3-Point Goals – Greece Arcadia (Tom Finnerty 1, Ketih McGee 1, Mev Odzakozic 1), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Shamire Broyld 1, Tommy Eastman 3, Dan Hart 4, Bryan Wager 1).

Tommy Eastman finished with 25 points, 17 of which came in the second half, and grabbed 10 rebounds for Honeoye Falls-Lima.

Batavia 67, Brighton 63

Batavia: T-Sean Ayala 18, Malachi Chenault 21, Adonis Davis 3, Jake Schrider 9, Trevor Sherwood 16.

Brighton: Miles Davis 5, Alex Jordan 6, Michael Liberti 11, James Murray-Cray 3, Isaac Nelson 11, Jack Tullio 5, Liam Williams 22.

3-Point Goals – Batavia (T Sean Ayala 4, Trevor Sherwood 1), Brighton (Michael Liberti 3, James Murray-Cray 1, Isaac Nelson 1, Jack Tullio 1, Liam Williams 6).

Liam Williams scored 22 points, including six 3-pointers, for Brighton (1-2).

Canandaigua 51,

Eastridge 50

Eastridge: Jerry Bradley 2, Rey Cain-Oriol 2, Dusean Chambers 10, Robert Clark 0, Shakel Lawton 13, Joey Lewin 0, Robbie Salisbury 0, Kyndal Taggart 17, Kavon Tayler 6.

Canandaigua: Devin Andrews 0, Noah Borden 5, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 0, Brian Hoffman 0, Scott Laforte 9, Zach Wade 13, Max Colcord 24.

3-Point Goals – Eastridge (Dusean Chambers 1, Kyndal Taggart 3), Canandaigua (Scott Laforte 1, Zach Wade 3).

Max Colcord scored a game-high 24 points and Zach Wade added 13 points for Canandaigua (3-1).

Kyndal Taggart finished with 17 points and Dusean Chambers added 10 points for Eastridge (0-4).

Fairport 72, Spencerport 39

Spencerport: Zach Baxter 0, David DeBellis 4, Ryan Donovan 2, Spenser Doty 2, John Feeney 6, Bernie Garwig 0, Ryan Gentile 7, Charlie Huff 2, Trevor James 0, JJ Johnson 11, Leon Mosley 0, Zekiah Owens 3, Michael Sero 2.

Fairport: Ryan Algier 6, Thomas Arao 0, Wanya Bruce 4, Tommy Farina 11, Stephen Gabel 7, TJ Hendricks 0, Jordan Holmes 3, Cam Keeley 19, Matthew Keenan 4, Nick Kennedy 2, Nick Lapp 3, Dan Masino 9, Matt Muncey 0, Connor Stoutz 0, Connor Sullivan 4.

3-Point Goals – Spencerport (Ryan Gentile 1), Fairport (Tommy Farina 3, Jordan Holmes 1, Cam Keeley 3, Nick Lapp 1, Dan Masino 1).

Cam Keeley finished with 19 points, 12 of those coming in the first quarter, and Tommy Farina added 11 points for Fairport (2-0).

Penfield 70, Churchville-Chili 58

Churchville-Chili: Ryan Brock 4, Elroy Clark 17, Lucas Fernandes 2, Andrew Kerwin 3, Eric Lewis 9, Myles McKinney 5, Dillon Strine 3, Malek Williams 15.

Penfield: Brandon Buse 10, Aedan Danehy 8, Joseph Hurysz 2, Isiah Preston 9, Jacob Rinere 13, Vaughn Shorter 16, De’Quan Smith 7, Kyle Straube 5.

3-Point Goals – Churchville-Chili (Elroy Clark 2, Andrew Kerwin 1, Dillon Strine 1, Malek Williams 4), Penfield (Brandon Buse 3, Isiah Preston 1, De’Quan Smith 1, Kyle Straube 1).

Vaughn Shorter scored 16 points and Jacob Rinere added 13 points for Penfield.

Pittsford Sutherland 55, Greece Odyssey 47

Greece Odyssey: Vince Alongi 11, D.J. Billings 6, Dewaun Bryan 2, Latrell Cooper 2, Jon Mathis 9, Joe Pinero 0, Tom Roskey 9, Austin Westrich 3, Aaron Wilkins 5.

Pittsford Sutherland: Kevin Davis 14, Ryan Diana 4, Robbie Doggett 13, Davis Heyman 0, Craig Rosen 0, Kevin Ryan 9, Mike Ryan 2, Jack Ward 13, Jon Werner 0.

3-Point Goals – Greece Odyssey (Vince Alongi 3, Tom Roskey 2, Austin Westrich 1, Aaron Wilkins 1), Pittsford Sutherland (Kevin Davis 2, Robbie Doggett 2).

Kevin Davis scored a team-high 14 points to lead Sutherland (1-0).

Robbie Doggett and Jack Ward each added 13 points for the Knights.

Rush-Henrietta 86,

Gates Chili 62

Gates Chili: Zac Cowell 3, Joe Lacy 0, Corey Powell 14, Maurice Price 0, Lydell Robinson 0, Matt Schiffer 0, William Skinner 0, Keith Slack 18, Cameron Turner 16, Kailee White Jr. 11.

Rush-Henrietta: Eric Black 7, Shemere Elliott 9, Shane Fanning 22, Wendell Felder 0, Jared Gerbino 10, Tyler Henry 2, Justen Polk 2, Chris Reed 2, Reggie Robinson 30, Matt Snow 0, Shakeem Turner 0, Steve Zarzycki 2.

3-Point Goals – Gates Chili (Zac Cowell 2, Keith Slack 4, Cameron Turner 3), Rush-Henrietta (Shane Fanning 3, Reggie Robinson 6).

Reggie Robinson led the way with 30 points, including six 3-pointers, 8 assists, 6 rebounds and 4 steals for R-H (1-0).

Greece Athena 69,

Webster Thomas 59

Greece Athena: Adam Edinger 3, Ryan Kubanka 2, Anthony Lamb 38, Trevor Layne 11, Patrick Meisenzahl 0, Nigel Scantlebury 7, Chad Scorse 0, Jamie Shoemaker 0, Kenny Speed 8.

Webster Thomas: Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 14, Max Howe 6, Colin LaBarbera 7, Cam Lynch 16, Ryan Mason 14, Justin Spiegel 2.

3-Point Goals – Greece Athena (Adam Edinger 1, Anthony Lamb 2, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Kenny Speed 2), Webster Thomas (Max Howe 2, Colin LaBarbera 1, Cam Lynch 2, Ryan Mason 4).

Anthony Lamb led all scorers with 38 points, including 17 in the fourth quarter for Athena (2-0).

Stephen Edgett finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds for Thomas (1-2).

Irondequoit 91, Greece Olympia 33

Greece Olympia: Aaron Bell 2, William Green 2, Jeff Jung 4, William Lewis 5, Anthony McEwen 0, Ernest Meeks 2, Najee Miller 4, Vedad Odzakovic 0, Elijah Powell 11, David Wehner 3.

Irondequoit: Jacob Arrowood 2, Alex Goldsberry 2, Kaelen Kanealey 0, Mitch Senecal 13, Colin Shafer 0, Ty’Reek Sizer 6, Ty’Sean Sizer 10, Zach Stenglein 21, Chris VanKerkhove 14, Devyn Walker 8, DeRon Williams 4, Marcel Zaleski 2, Jeremiah Zitz 9.

3-Point Goals – Greece Olympia (Jeff Jung 1, William Lewis 1, David Wehner 1), Irondequoit (Ty’Reek Sizer 2, Ty’Sean Sizer 2, Chris VanKerkhove 3, Devyn Walker 2).

Zach Stenglein scored 21 points, 15 of those in the first half, and had 6 steals for Irondequoit (1-1).

RCAC

Leadership 62, NE/NW College Prep 58

Destiny: Eric Griffin 9, Robert Jones 4, Juan Martinez 6, Samuel McCree 2, D’Angelo Smith 2, Caleb Smothers 22.

Lima Christian: Nate Arnold 17, Conell Christiansen 17, Harry Ma 3, Paul Morgan 3, Josh Myles 9, Alex Parker 2, Jayson Saynor 10, John Saynor 10, TJ Sek 0.

3-Point Goals – Destiny (Eric Griffin 1, Robert Jones 1, Caleb Smothers 2), Lima Christian (Paul Morgan 1, Josh Myles 1).

Wayne County

North Rose-Wolcott 62, Gananda 40

Gananda: Scott Bush 0, Ben Donnan 0, Ryan Finneqan 0, Kyle Gendron 0, Kyle Hayes 4, Matt Kilcourse 0, Kyle Lombardozzi 11, Cruz Mayberry 13, Enrique Mosman 12, Joey Petrucci 0, Matt Rapp 0.

North Rose-Wolcott: Elijah Durham 2, Luke Gerstner 16, Garrett Hoyt 5, Gage Leous 2, Tyler Norris 16, Connor Pendleton 19, Dustin Reed 2, Nathan Sanford 0.

3-Point Goals – Gananda (Enrique Mosman 2), North Rose-Wolcott (Tyler Norris 1, Connor Pendleton 2).

East Rochester 65,

Red Creek 48

Red Creek: Eric Craine 0, Armando Dones 0, Zach Ferguson 0, Zach Jones 4, Nick Klein 22, Anthony Maurizio 4, Willie Meyer 13, DJ Pheifer 5.

East Rochester: Daron Brown 3, Keith Butler 23, Andrew Chilelli 5, Matt Cicero 4, Chavez Gaines 14, Mike Hook 0, Tyree Jones 2, Cole Lindsey 5, Kellen McDermott 2, Casey Michele 3, Will Newton 2, K-Von Sybliss 2.

3-Point Goals – Red Creek (Zach Jones 1, Nick Klein 2, DJ Pheifer 1), East Rochester (Keith Butler 2, Andrew Chilelli 1, Matt Cicero 1, Chavez Gaines 2, Casey Michele 1).

Keith Butler scored 23 points and Chavez Gaines added 14 points for ER (3-0).

Non-league

Wilson 66,

Pittsford Mendon 52

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 18, Robert Davis 15, Earl English 16, Ricky Gamble 3, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 2, Patrick Phillips 6, Anthony Rucker 4, Mehki Walker 2.

Pittsford Mendon: Zach Briggs 2, Anthony Ciaccio 19, Jeremy Jacob 14, Jim Kaneally 4, Devin Miller 2, Matt Powers 11.

3-Point Goals – Wilson (Donovan Campbell 2, Ricky Gamble 1), Pittsford Mendon (Anthony Ciaccio 4, Jeremy Jacob 3).

Donovan Campbell scored 18 points while going 6-for-6 from the free throw line for Wilson (4-0).

Webster Schroeder’s Matt Ambalavanar, right, is defended by Fairport’s Nick Lapp.

Fairport’s Matthew Keenan, right, drives the ball by Webster Schroeder’s Will Bjarnar.

Webster Schroeder’s Nick Brewer, left, shoots over Fairport’s Jordan Holmes.

Webster Schroeder’s Brandan Gartland, right, drives the ball by Fairport’s Matthew Keenan.

Webster Schroeder’s Justin Graham, front, loses control of the ball while defended by Fairport’s Nick Lapp.

Webster Schroeder’s Evan Merkey, right, tries to shoot while pressured from behind by Fairport’s Matthew Keenan.

Webster Schroeder’s Jared Griffin, left, is defended by Fairport’s Dan Masino.

Fairport’s Dan Masino, top, and Webster Schroeder’s Nick Brewer reach for a rebound.

Webster Schroeder’s Evan Merkey, left, drives the lane and draws a foul from Fairport’s Matt Muncey.

Fairport players and fans celebrate on the court after the final buzzer following a regular season game played at Webster Schroeder High School on Friday, Dec. 11. Fairport beat Webster Schroeder 55-54.

Fairport’s Wanya Bruce, left, is defended by Webster Schroeder’s Justin Graham.

Fairport missed the front-end of a 1-and-1 with 27 seconds left in regulation leaving Webster Schroeder with a chance to win it, but the Warriors came up short on two chances and fell short to the Red Raiders, 55-54, in a Monroe County basketball game Friday night.

Fairport’s Dan Masino, left, drives the baseline against Webster Schroeder’s Jared Griffin.

Matthew Keenan scored a game-high 19 points and Dan Masino added 12 points for Fairport (4-0).

Brandan Gartland finished with 14 points and eight rebounds for Webster Schroeder (4-1).

Fairport: Ryan Algier 2, Wanya Bruce 6, Stephen Gabel 3, TJ Hendricks 0, Jordan Holmes 0, Cam Keeley 6, Matthew Keenan 19, Nick Lapp 0, Dan Masino 12, Matt Muncey 7.

Webster Schroeder: Matt Ambalavanar 5, Nick Brewer 8, Clay Dwyer 0, Brandan Gartland 14, Justin Graham 6, Jared Griffin 10, Evan Merkey 7, Andy Rye 0, Josh Simons 4.

3-Point Goals – Fairport (Stephen Gabel 1, Cam Keeley 1, Matthew Keenan 2, Dan Masino 1, Matt Muncey 1), Webster Schroeder (Matt Ambalavanar 1, Jared Griffin 2, Evan Merkey 1).

Pittsford Sutherland 54, Brighton 52

Pittsford Sutherland: Kevin Davis 18, Ryan Diana 0, Robbie Doggett 6, Davis Heyman 0, Craig Rosen 0, Kevin Ryan 0, Mike Ryan 12, Jack Ward 18.

Brighton: Miles Davis 7, Tim Francis 0, Arnes Huseinovic 5, Jared Lashway 0, Michael Liberti 15, Isaac Nelson 21, Jordan Samkoff 0, Mehdi Squalli 1, Jack Tullio 2, Liam Williams 12.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Sutherland (Kevin Davis 1), Brighton (Michael Liberti 2, Isaac Nelson 2, Liam Williams 2).

Kevin Davis had 18 points and went 11-for-14 on the foul line for Sutherland (1-1).

Greece Athena 62, Spencerport 33

Greece Athena: Adam Edinger 14, Ryan Kubanka 2, Anthony Lamb 22, Trevor Layne 2, Patrick Meisenzahl 3, Nigel Scantlebury 7, Chad Scorse 2, Jamie Shoemaker 0, Kenny Speed 5, Colby Tuttle 2, Paris Waterford 3.

Spencerport: Zach Baxter 0, David DeBellis 0, Ryan Donovan 4, Spenser Doty 0, John Feeney 0, Bernie Garwig 0, Ryan Gentile 10, Charlie Huff 0, Trevor James 0, JJ Johnson 9, Leon Mosley 0, Zekiah Owens 10, Michael Sero 0.

3-Point Goals – Greece Athena (Adam Edinger 4, Anthony Lamb 1, Patrick Meisenzahl 1, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Paris Waterford 1), Spencerport (Ryan Gentile 2).

Anthony Lamb had 22 points and Adam Edinger added four 3-pointers for Athena.

Rush-Henrietta 72, Victor 43

Rush-Henrietta: Eric Black 2, Ryan Champaigne 5, Daryl Chatman 1, Shemere Elliott 14, Shane Fanning 18, Wendell Felder 2, Jared Gerbino 1, Tyler Henry 1, Justen Polk 0, Chris Reed 2, Reggie Robinson 20, Matt Snow 2, Shakeem Turner 0, Steve Zarzycki 4.

Victor: Clay Bleier 14, Cole Byasse 0, James Caggiano 0, Jacob DiSanto 7, Brandon Fink 0, Connor Keenan 2, Jack Leonard 0, Michael Novitsky 9, Kyle O’Dea 3, Sam Palomaki 8, Jackson Parker 0, Aaron Schlarbaum 0.

3-Point Goals – Rush-Henrietta (Ryan Champaigne 1, Shane Fanning 4, Reggie Robinson 1), Victor (Jacob DiSanto 2).

Reggie Robinson scored all of his 20 points in the second half for R-H (2-0).

Gates Chili 72, Brockport 66

Gates Chili: Zac Cowell 2, Joe Lacy 2, Corey Powell 15, Maurice Price 5, Lydell Robinson 0, Matt Schiffer 14, William Skinner 0, Keith Slack 10, Cameron Turner 21, Kailee White Jr. 3.

Brockport: Antonio Alvarez 21, Willie Ball 3, Cory Gross 8, Shane Hogan 0, Brandon LaMere 2, Zach Maxon 2, Jakeb Mitchell 8, Raphael Odey 5, Noah Schultz 14, Matt VanDetta 3.

3-Point Goals – Gates Chili (Corey Powell 3, Maurice Price 1, Keith Slack 1, Cameron Turner 5, Kailee White Jr. 1), Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 1, Matt VanDetta 1).

Noah Schultz recorded a double-double with 14 points had 10 rebounds for lead Brockport (1-4).

Greece Arcadia 90, Eastridge 55

Greece Arcadia: Noah Barnard 3, Reggie Clark 11, Zach D’Arpino 18, Jon Dueker 0, Tom Finnerty 3, Anthony Finucane 5, Dan Freese 7, Drew Freese 0, Ian Insley 0, Ketih McGee 31, Neale McMullen 0, Fidel Norris 9, Mev Odzakozic 0, Marcus Zappia 3.

Eastridge: Jerry Bradley 0, Rey Cain-Oriol 2, Dusean Chambers 14, Robert Clark 0, Mandel Green 3, Shakel Lawton 10, Joey Lewin 4, Alex Rivera 9, Robbie Salisbury 0, Kyndal Taggart 4, Kavon Tayler 9.

3-Point Goals – Greece Arcadia (Noah Barnard 1, Reggie Clark 2, Zach D’Arpino 4, Tom Finnerty 1, Ketih McGee 7, Fidel Norris 1, Marcus Zappia 1), Eastridge (Dusean Chambers 2, Mandel Green 1, Alex Rivera 1, Kavon Tayler 1).

Keith McGee had seven 3-pointers and led scoring with 31 points for Arcadia (4-1).

The Trojans went 17-for-23 on 3-point attempts.

Churchville-Chili 51, Hilton 50

Churchville-Chili: Ryan Brock 3, Elroy Clark 6, Lucas Fernandes 5, Andrew Kerwin 2, Eric Lewis 9, Myles McKinney 3, Dillon Strine 3, Malek Williams 20.

Hilton: Jack Annable 5, Brandon Lang 0, Johnathan Letta 16, Joey Lipani 3, Chase Metzger 2, Bailey Pittman 7, Christian Ranke 4, Brent Turpyn 13.

3-Point Goals – Churchville-Chili (Ryan Brock 1, Elroy Clark 2, Lucas Fernandes 1, Eric Lewis 1, Dillon Strine 1, Malek Williams 4), Hilton (Jack Annable 1, Johnathan Letta 1, Joey Lipani 1, Bailey Pittman 1).

Malek Williams finished the game with 20 points, including four 3-pointers for C-C (1-2).

Irondequoit 50, Pittsford Mendon 45

Pittsford Mendon: Zach Briggs 5, Anthony Ciaccio 22, Taylor Genier 0, Jeremy Jacob 7, Jim Kaneally 0, Devin Miller 7, Matt Powers 1, Chris Wittig 3.

Irondequoit: Jacob Arrowood 2, Alex Goldsberry 2, Mitch Senecal 8, Ty’Reek Sizer 5, Ty’Sean Sizer 10, Zach Stenglein 18, Chris VanKerkhove 0, Devyn Walker 0, DeRon Williams 2, Marcel Zaleski 0, Jeremiah Zitz 3.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Mendon (Zach Briggs 1, Anthony Ciaccio 3, Devin Miller 1), Irondequoit (Ty’Reek Sizer 1, Ty’Sean Sizer 2, Zach Stenglein 2, Jeremiah Zitz 1).

Zach Steinglein had 18 points and DeRon Williams had five assists for Irondequoit (2-1).

Mendon is 0-5.

Penfield 62, Webster Thomas 49

Webster Thomas: Stephen Edgett 6, Max Howe 5, Colin LaBarbera 5, Cam Lynch 23, Ryan Mason 6, Justin Spiegel 4.

Penfield: Brandon Buse 12, Ryan Klabfus 2, Isiah Preston 9, Jacob Rinere 8, Vaughn Shorter 13, De’Quan Smith 15, Kyle Straube 3.

3-Point Goals – Webster Thomas (Max Howe 1, Colin LaBarbera 1, Cam Lynch 2), Penfield (Jacob Rinere 2, Kyle Straube 1).

DeQuan Smith had 15 points and Vaughn Shorter added 13 points for Penfield.

RCAC

East 102, NE/NW College Prep 91

East: Brian Alexander 1, Darrell Barley 21, Theodore Buckner III 7, Brandon Hunt 17, Windell Lucas 20, Zion Morrison 18, Egardo Quinones 0, Dallas Stevens 15, Chaz Washington 3.

NE/NW College Prep: Robert Brooks 3, Sherman Graham 2, Robert Lovelace 6, Torrence Phillips 24, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 5, Ben Russ 19, Daiquon Turner 32.

3-Point Goals – East (Brandon Hunt 1, Zion Morrison 1), NE/NW College Prep (Robert Brooks 1, Torrence Phillips 3).

Darell Barley finished with 21 points, 7 assists and 6 steals and Dallas Stevens added 15 points, 12 rebounds and 5 blocks for East (2-0).

Edison 88, Franklin 53

Edison: Christian Allen 3, Jammek Baker 0, Jermell Barnes 2, Rickey Bryant 0, Tyshawn Clark 4, Donte Crumpler 11, Anthony Kendrick 7, Raliek Redd 23, Kaleb Richman 4, Terrell Shell 7, Marique Simkin 20, Remone Williams 3, Juwan Yarbrough 4.

Franklin: Tyron Blair 16, Nate Ellison 9, Armon Felder 6, Damari Hymes 1, Brandon Johnson 8, Chris Lewis 3, Mike Matthews 9, Tamar Snow 2, Akim Torres 3, Darnell Yeomans 2.

3-Point Goals – Edison (Anthony Kendrick 1, Terrell Shell 1, Marique Simkin 1, Remone Williams 1), Franklin (Armon Felder 2, Mike Matthews 1, Akim Torres 1).

Marique Simkin had 12 assists and 12 steals and Raliek Redd added 10 assists and 10 steals for Edison (3-0).

Donte Crumpler earned a double-double with 11 points and 15 rebounds for the Inventors.

Wilson 70, Early College 61

Early College: Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 7, Jamonte Forrest 7, Bryan Harrell Jr. 23, Tajmin Holt 18, Jermer Murrell Jr. 2, Jonathan Radcliffe 4.

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 11, Robert Davis 30, Earl English 15, Ricky Gamble 0, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 0, Darius Hartzog 8, Patrick Phillips 4, Anthony Rucker 2.

3-Point Goals – Early College (Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 1, Jamonte Forrest 1, Tajmin Holt 2), Wilson (Donovan Campbell 1, Robert Davis 1, Darius Hartzog 1).

Freshman Robert Davis had a career-high 30 points and Earl English added 15 points and eight rebounds for Wilson (5-0).

Leadership 114, Monroe 79

Monroe: Rayshawn Boswell 14, Daquan Brown-Junious 3, Anthony Colon 14, Danny Colon 3, Carlee Ellis 4, Chris Gibson 15, Tyquil Glastow 12, Tyrece Harper 12, Hakeem Sanchez 2, Chris Williams 0.

Leadership: Devon Brown 9, Dezmere Ellis 12, Donald Hill 2, Mahjari Hutchinson 0, Tamar Jackson 18, Tymeek Mackey 21, Nygel McInnis 0, Terrick Morgan 10, Juna Sampson 1, Milton Simmons 0, Tyriek Snow 39, Dajee Wright 2.

3-Point Goals – Monroe (Rayshawn Boswell 1, Daquan Brown-Junious 1, Anthony Colon 2, Danny Colon 1, Chris Gibson 3, Tyrece Harper 2), Leadership (Dezmere Ellis 4, Terrick Morgan 2, Tyriek Snow 5).

Tyriek Snow finished with 39 points, 14 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 blocks for Leadership (2-2).

McQuaid 84, School of the Arts 49

School of the Arts: Malcom Ahmad 6, Mecca Anderson 9, Justin Brumfield 2, James Clarke 9, Xavier DeWedell 0, Damare Hanks 0, Jarell Hunter 2, Ian Jordan 3, Christian Simmons 18.

McQuaid: Demetrius Breedlove 8, Brendan Broderick 14, Patrick Broderick 0, Nate Connolly 5, Tyler Cyrus 4, Mark DiPasquale 2, Mike Howland 4, Anthony Iglesia 6, Thomas Jones 10, Conner Kurtz 2, Jake Purcell 9, Isaiah Stewart 10, Divine Williams 2, Cam Wilson 6, Chirs Zapfel 5.

3-Point Goals – School of the Arts (Malcom Ahmad 2, James Clarke 1, Ian Jordan 1), McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 4, Nate Connolly 1, Anthony Iglesia 2, Jake Purcell 3, Chirs Zapfel 1).

Cam Wilson had six points, 10 rebounds and four blocks for McQuaid (1-1).

Wayne County

East Rochester 63, Sodus 56

Sodus: Greg Coe 15, Kam Davis 4, Jake Gilliam 7, Andrew Hines 12, Daniel JohnsonII 4, Kenny Kommer 7, Ryan Lorenzen 7, Jose Quintero 0, Jared Wren 7.

East Rochester: Daron Brown 0, Keith Butler 29, Andrew Chilelli 0, Matt Cicero 0, Trevor Cunico 0, Chavez Gaines 7, Mike Hook 0, Tyree Jones 8, Cole Lindsey 2, Kellen McDermott 6, Casey Michele 11, Will Newton 0, K-Von Sybliss 0.

3-Point Goals – Sodus (Greg Coe 1, Jake Gilliam 1, Kenny Kommer 1, Jared Wren 1), East Rochester (Keith Butler -3, Chavez Gaines -1, Casey Michele -1).

Keith Butler scored 12 of his 29 points in the third quarter for East Rochester (4-0), which never relinquished the lead after that.

Non-league

Aquinas 54, The Albany Academies 39

The Albany Academies: Sal Arena 12, Will Bennett 2, Cameron Coffey 0, Marcus Fillian 0, Langston Lanier 0, Steve Low 11, August Mahoney 0, CJ Mulvey 0, Max Roemer 0, Michael Whalen 2, Hameir Wright 12.

Aquinas: Brandon Anderson 0, Graycen Carter 3, Josh Constantine 0, Earnest Edwards 13, Anthony Fleglar 3, Billy Gillan 2, Jason Hawkes 15, Jalen Pickett 10, David Vito 8.

3-Point Goals – The Albany Academies (Sal Arena 1, Steve Low 2), Aquinas (Jalen Pickett 2, David Vito 1).

Earnest Edwards finished the game with 13 points and seven steals and Jason Hawkes scored 15 points for Aquinas (1-0).

Hockey

Non-league

Massena 6, McQuaid 0

Alex Prato and Conner Pulli combined for 27 saves for McQuaid.

Pittsford’s Casey Ransford wins the 100 butterfly with a time of 55.14.

Casey Ransford won two individual events as Pittsford earned a 103-67 victory against Brockport in a Monroe County swimming and diving meet Thursday.

Ransford placed first in the 100-yard butterfly and 100 backstroke and also swam the first leg in the winning 200 medley relay team for the Panthers.

Antonio Guerrieri set a school diving record for Brockport, which also broke a pool record in the 200 freestyle relay.

200 medley relay: Pittsford (Casey Ransford, Tommy Magda, Arthur Fan, Ben Beldner) 1:42.39; 200 freestyle: Nathaniel Bartalo (Brockport); 200 IM: Christopher Evans (P) 2:07.21; Diving: Sean Riley (P) 344.00; 3. Antonio Guerrieri (B) 255.85^; 100 butterfly: Ransford (P) 55.14; 100 freestyle: Fan (P) 49.69; 500 freestyle: John Kellett (P) 4:59.89; 200 freestyle relay: Brockport (Bartalo, Bruce Kane, Alex Regna, Brandon Amthor) 1:30.09*#; 100 backstroke: Ransford (P) 58.34; 100 breaststroke: Amthor (B) 1:05.19; 400 freestyle relay: Brockport (Matt Dambra, Regna, Alex Burrow, Joe Williams) 3:41.32.

^-School record, *-Broke pool record, #-State cut time

Fairport 102, Churchville-Chili 73

200 medley relay: Fairport (Jacob Baker, Andrew Kelemen, Myles Gala, Dylan Roney) 1:46.08; 200 freestyle: Brandon Crist (Churchville-Chili) 1:48.41; 200 IM: Roney (F) 2:07.84; 50 freestyle: Christian Montanez (CC), 22.73; Diving: Aidan Owen (F) 143.45; 100 butterfly: Kelemen (F) 57.70; 100 freestyle: Montanez (CC) 49.71; 500 freestyle: Crist (CC) 4:47.09; 200 freestyle relay: Fairport (Kelemen, Baker, Roney, Gala) 1:34.07; 100 backstroke: Tyler Prosser (F) 1:01.82; 100 breaststroke: Tyler Regelsberger (CC) 1:07.31; 400 freestyle relay: Churchville-Chili (Montanez, Kyle Wooding, Regelsberger, Crist) 3:30.32.

Hilton 98, Canandaigua 87

200 medley relay: Hilton (Lee Lohrmann, Noah Neale, Adam Reitz, Paul Dittman) 1:48.98; 200 freestyle: Reitz (H) 1:53.26; 200 IM: Neale (H) 2:08.13; 50 freestyle: Alex Baker (C) 23.78; Diving: Brian Lane (H) 58.10; 100 butterfly: Max Wagner (H) 58.10; 100 freestyle: Lohrmann (H) 58.10; 500 freestyle: Reitz (H) 5:12.86; 200 freestyle relay: Hilton (Lohrmann, Wagner, Matt Buri, Joshua Rosario) 1:35.34; 100 backstroke: Wagner (H) 1:00.85; 100 breaststroke: Buri (H) 1:05.34; 400 freestyle relay: Canandaigua (Baker, Scott Richardson, Thomas Chapman, Jann Santiago).

Spencerport 102, Irondequoit 83

200 medley relay: Spencerport (Maxwell Wersinger, Andrew Cole, Jared Kettinger, Alex Gunther) 1:44.31; 200 freestyle Britt Kaukeinen (Irondequoit) 1:47.67; 200 IM: Kettinger (S) 2:08.76; 50 freestyle: Nick Ceccanti (I) 24.31; Diving: Gunther (S), 208.95; 100 butterfly: Eric Stein (S) 1:05.71; 100 freestyle: Kaukeinen (I) 48.60; 500 freestyle: Ceccanti (I) 5:30.58; 200 freestyle relay: Irondequoit (Jack Scacchitti, Andrew Rozvora, Kaukeinen, Ceccanti) 1:38.43; 100 backstroke: Wersinger (S) 54.80; 100 breaststroke: Cole (S) 1:09.04; 400 freestyle relay: Spencerport (Matthew Kegler, Evan Napper, Kettinger, Wersinger) 3:37.12.

Honeoye Falls-Lima 216, Rush-Henrietta 80; Gates Chili 140, Rush-Henrietta 110; Honeoye Falls-Lima 240, Gates Chili 65; Rush-Henrietta 124, East/School of the Arts 63; Honeoye Falls-Lima 236; East/SOTA 42; Gates Chili 161, East/SOTA 61

200 medley relay: Honeoye Falls-Lima (David DeLaus, Brandon Shafer, James Baker, Harper Coleman) 1:49.80; 200 freestyle: Matt Felix (Rush Henrietta) 1:57.58; 200 IM: Brad Jacobs (HFL) 2:22.67; 50 freestyle: James Baker (HFL) 23.71; Diving: Spencer Somes (HFL) 229.05; 100 butterfly: Troy Baker (HFL) 1:04.25; 100 freestyle Harper Coleman (HFL) 50.17; 500 freestyle: Owen Siebert (East/School of the Arts) 5:17.76; 200 freestyle relay: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Jackson Kammermeier, Coleman, James Baker, DeLaus) 1:34.54; 100 backstroke: Siebert (E/SOTA) 1:03.21; 100 breaststroke: Ryan Mintes (RH) 1:13.71; 400 freestyle relay: Honeoye Falls-Lima (DeLaus, Zach Skelton, James Baker, Coleman) 3:30.59.

Finger Lakes

Gananda 75, Clyde-Savannah 49

Jared Skrotzki won the 200 individual medley (3:02.56) and 100 freestyle (1:09.11) for Gananda.

Non-league

Harley-Allendale Columbia 57, Wheatland-Chili 30

Robert Gelb placed first in the 200 IM (2:32.23) and 500 freestyle (6:12.32) for H-AC.

Victor 105, Marcus Whitman 78

Tommy Shanahan won the 100 freestyle (52.09) and 100 backstroke (1:01.54) for Victor.

Eastridge 58, North Rose-Wolcott/Red Creek 47

Josh Decker won the 500 freestyle (6:32.39) for Eastridge.

Palmyra-Macedon 96, Greece 73

Andrew McEwen won the 50 freestyle (24.29) and the 100 freestyle (54.51) for P-M.

Lucas Jones won the 200 freestyle (1:58.78) and the 500 freestyle (5:22.69) for Greece.

Hockey

Section V

Canandaigua 4, Pittsford 2

Alex Burley scored two power-play goals, including the game-winner in the third period for Canandaigua.

Joe Post added a goal and two assists for the Braves and Jake Brennessel made 40 saves for the Braves.

Webster Thomas 1, Fairport 0

Pierce Currie scored the game-winner on the power play assisted by Hector Vargas in the first period for Thomas (5-0).

Dalton Jerzak had 25 saves in the shutout for the Titans.

Wrestling

Monroe County

Webster Schroeder 51, Irondequoit 21

99: RJ Beh (I) f.; 106: Charlie Alessi (W) d. Joe Bianchi (I) 6-0; 113: Zach Hannel (W) f.; 120: Luke Lupisella (W) d. Ron Lanza (I) 7-5; 126: Mike Butler (I) f.; 132: Skylar Holt (W) u.d. Chris Butler (I) 5-4; 138: Heiko Ronndman (W) d. Tyre Peace (I) 6-4; 145: Alex Salvaggio (W) p. Mike Rizzo (I) 2:20; 152: Austin Salvaggio (W) p. Troy Callens (I) 3:22; 160: Phil Debonedetto (W) p. Karl Aliten (I) 5:43; 170: Miguel Valdez (I) d. Chris Pellngrro (W) 7-2; 182: Nick Dewrin (W) f.; 195: Nick Rambise (W) d. Nick Serce (I) 5-3; 220: Noah Siesto (W) p. Sal Amico (I) 2:46; 285: Cam Rohr (I) p. Josh Bertrum (W) 1:45.

RCAC

McQuaid 36, Wilson 24

120: Brandon Perrone (M) d.; 126: Van Tran (M) f.; 132: Luis Casada (W) p. Mack Williamson (M) 4:24; 138: Matt Blejwas (M) f.; 145: Jonathan Rogers (W) p. Vinh Tran (M) 5:20; 160: Ian Campbell (M) p. Jordan Cottrell (W) :57; 195: Cole Campbell (M) f.; 220: Jason Cunningham (M) p. Lamon Ragland (W) :21; 285: Gerald Cook (W) p. Josiah Redman (M) 1:46.

Fairport’s Tristan Matthews, right, takes a hit from Canandaigua’s Alex Burley at Thomas Creek Ice Arena on Dec. 12, 2015.

Ryan Walpole scored the game-winning goal and added two assists to lead Pittsford to a 4-3 overtime victory over Massena of Section X in a non-league hockey game on Saturday.

Quinn Doyle tallied a goal and two assists for the Panthers (2-1).

Aidan Richardson recorded 33 saves for Pittsford.

Section V

Brockport 7, Gates Chili 3

Anthony Volpe scored his first two career varsity goals and Andrew Harley recorded a goal and two assists for Brockport (4-0).

Mitchell Henshaw tallied two goals and an assist and Koby Dusett and Patrick Viscardi each added a goal for the Blue Devils.

Mike Klin had a goal and an assist for Gates.

Victor 6, Brighton 2

Max Lambert had two goals and three assists and Mitch Rydzynski finished with two goals and one assist for the Blue Devils (4-1).

Churchville-Chili 4, Spencerport 1

Tanner Metcalfe scored twice and Ben Trembath recorded 32 saves for C-C (1-6).

Evan Connolly scored for Spencerport.

Hilton 3, Aquinas 1

Hilton scored all three of its goals in the third period. Frank Gaffney finished with two goals and Matt Wiza also scored.

Jake Coon had two assists for the Cadets (3-1).

Irondequoit 4, Greece Athena/Odyssey 2

David Reagan netted two goals, including the game-winner on a power play with six minutes left, in the second period for Irondequoit (1-3).

Adam Sherwood added one goal and two assists, and Josh Lupo made 20 saves for the Eagles.

Matthew Clark and Colin O’Leary each scored for Greece (3-3).

Fairport 4, Canandaigua 2

Jordan Falk, Jake Spaiches, Jason White and Jordan Pepe each scored for Fairport (3-2).

Geneseo/Livonia/Avon 4, Rush Henrietta 2

Tim Lischer, Bill McDevitt, Alex Woolston and Jordan Holley each scored a goal for Geneseo/Livonia/Avon (3-0).

Wrestling

Penfield-Hunter Tournament

Penfield 214; Warsaw 205; Webster Thomas 159; Midlakes 135; Lancaster-VI 120; Lake Shore-VI 100; Newark 100; Cobleskill-II 87; Waverly-IV 68; Greece 77; West Genesee-III 63; Brighton 51; Tonawanda-VI 40; Cato-Meridian-III 36; Wilson 5.

99: Wyatt Smith (M) d. Brandon MacDonell (M) 2-0; 106: Max Kropman (P) mj. Sam Wolf (War.) 9-1; 113 (Round Robin): 1. AJ Burkhart (Wav.), 2. Gino Johnson (P), 3. Gunner Olena (N), 4. Sam Young (L), 5. Max Allen (WT); 120: Cooper Kropman (P) d. Nate Murphy (War.) 7-2; 126 (Round Robin): 1. John Kelley (P), 2. Spencer Chaput (WT), 3. Gage Brown (N), 4. Noah Royce (War.), 5. Paul Manning (G), 6. Cole Wade (WG); 132: Freddy Eckles (LS) mj. Cory Giunta (WT) 15-4; 138: Parker Kropman (P) p. Zack Brown (P) 2:26; 145: Frankie Gissendanner (P) d. Mike Galton (War.) 7-1; 152: Noah Grover (War.) p. Jordan Zariczny (P) 3:30; 160: Hammond Raes (M) d. Christian Coccitti (WT) 3-2; 170: Niko Gorsuch (N) mj. Tim Collins (P) 15-5; 182: Robert Middlebrook (M) p. Shayne Middleton (WG) 1:29; 195 (Round Robin): 1. Aaron Paddock (War.), 2. Xavier Blahyi (WT), 3. Evan Gudell (B), 4. Nick Fontanet (C), 5. Derek Rice (L); 220: Aaron Mann (War.) p. Zach Mckenzie (L) :58; 285: Mason Mastrangelo (L) p. Jordan Wasmund-Ringer (LS) 5:10.

UR Medical staff uses computers to scan athletes during the AGR Sports Combine.

Fairport’s Majd Rouhana runs the 40 yard dash at the AGR Sports Combine at Pinnacle Athletic Campus in Victor.

Former NFL player Chris White snaps the ball to Hilton quarterback Johnathan Letta during drills at the AGR Sports Combine at Pinnacle Athletic Campus in Victor.

There are occasions when the area’s top high school athletes face one another in a pool, on a field, court or course.

The results go up on a scoreboard or in a scorecard.

Sometimes curiosity remains among athletes like Brockport sophomore Cory Gross Jr. or Honeoye Falls-Lima senior Jackson Tate. How strong was that linebacker who tried to body slam me to the turf? How fast was that runner I was in an uphill race with?

University of Rochester Medicine Sports Medicine can provide answers for Gross, Tate and 40 other Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester fall sport athletes who took part in a sports performance combine Saturday. The Rochester-region’s top high school swimmers, cross country runners, golfers, tennis, field hockey, football, soccer and volleyball players were invited to show what they can do inside on Pinnacle Athletic Campus in Victor, at no charge.

“I’m a nordic skier (at HF-L) so our practices have been pretty brutal as of late,” Tate said. “I was kind of looking to do something a little different.

“There was some free stuff (for the athletes) involved, it was a great way to see how I matched up against some other kids in Section V, and it was a fun way to spend a Saturday morning. My fun is different than others’ “

Different indeed. Tate, a cross country runner at HF-L since he was in the eighth grade, moved with other boys and girls to stations around the 135,000-square-foot facility, where they were asked to perform a vertical jump, dash 40 yards, hustle through an agility test or have the strength of their grip measured.

Some of the testing appeared to be more sophisticated, such as biometric screening. Members of the UR Medicine Sports Medicine staff wrote down and typed the results.

“I had a general idea (of what to expect),” Tate said. “I came in, registered and did a warm-up, which was appreciated. Then, it felt a little intense when you walked in. You have this whole spread (of stations) in front of you, and there’s some big guys out there.

“It ended up being kind of fun.”

There also was a bench press, a station to determine the amount of range in someone’s shoulders, a chest put with a medicine ball and the tests of all these tests, a 300-yard run – done twice with a five-minute break in between.

“They saved the best for last, the 300-yard shuttle,” Tate said. “The bench press was pretty pitiful for most of us cross country guys, but there’s only so much you can do over there. Overall, it was kind of neat.

“I used to be a big NFL fan when I was little, so you can say ‘Oh yeah, I did that, I understand how hard that is.’ ”’

Jeremy Peters, a physical therapist with UR Medicine measures the range of motion of an athlete during the AGR Sports Combine.

All of the athletes have a profile that contains their data and can be accessed on the Internet with a password.

“It also ranks them compared to national or regional norms,”  UR Medicine Sports Medicine director of rehabilitation services Kostantinos Vasalos said. “So they can see I’m in the 10th percentile of this, but I’m in the 50th percentile or 100th percentile for this, so they can identify what their strengths and their weaknesses are and take the next corrective measure.”

Comparing the bench press results of Tate, who has committed to run at SUNY Geneseo, with Gross, a football running back and defensive back, may not do much good for either. The same goes for 5 foot-4 inch, 105-pound McQuaid junior cross country runner Joe Doerr and 210-pound Penfield senior linebacker Jack Hartnett, but the test data can have another use.

“Like other combines that people may be familiar with, we are looking at things like speed, power and agility,”  Vasalos said. “What makes our combines unique is we have a whole host of injury preventive screenings, too.

“So we look at range of motion, coordination muscle control, balance, things that put kids at risk for sports injury. We’re passionate about keeping our athletes healthy and enhancing their performance. These combines have become a great tool for us to blend the two of those things, where we can give athletes great data on how they are performing athletically and we can inform them on any potential risk factors they have, so they can take action, correct them and keep themselves in the game longer.”

It was the combination of a growth spurt and injury that cut the first varsity season of football for Gross very short at Brockport, when he was a freshman. This fall went a lot better for Gross and a Brockport team that became a Section V champion for the first time. There were still bumps and bruises to deal with in a tough sport, so the data from the combine also peaked the interest of Cory Gross Sr. and Deatie Cherry, Cory’s parents.

“He played through a hip injury, hand injury, everything this season,” Cherry said. “He’s been to ‘Strong Ortho’ quite a few times the past football season. We’ve been through the worst.”

City school sports combine held at East High School

Now the Gross family can use the information as a starting point in the future, to see how much Cory Gross Jr. has really healed and improved. The information can also be passed along to recruiters for college teams. Recruiters have been known to share this type of information with colleagues and friends in their sports, if a recruit may not be a fit for their team.

Morgan Bronstein, a sophomore at Pittsford Sutherland, belongs on the AGR girls golf team after her first-place finish in the Monroe County league’s Tournament of Champions and earning a second trip to the state championships. Bronstein’s sport of choice however, is hockey. She skates with the Pittsford JV.

“I think it’s just good to see overall how you’re doing and do a little bit of everything,” Bronstein said. “I can push myself a lot and do things that I didn’t think I can do. I’ve gotten a lot better, like the running.

“I did it (at a national hockey camp last summer) and I thought I did a lot better this time. It’ll be cool to see how I compare and I know that they can compare me to people around the country, so it’ll be cool to see where I fall.”

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Wilson’s Earl English (34) tries to reach in for the steal against East’s Theodore Buckner (5).

RCAC

East 64, Wilson 54

Theodore Buckner III had a double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds for East in a 64-54 win over Wilson on Tuesday in a RCAC boys basketball game.

Dallas Stevens added 4 points, 15 rebounds and 6 blocks and Zion Morrison scored 15 points for the Eagles (3-0).

Darius Hartzog scored 22 points and Earl English added 14 points for Wilson.

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 7, Robert Davis 11, Earl English 14, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 0, Darius Hartzog 22, Patrick Phillips 0, Mehki Walker 0.

East: Brian Alexander 2, Darrell Barley 6, Theodore Buckner III 13, Brandon Hunt 5, Windell Lucas 11, Zion Morrison 15, Dallas Stevens 4, Chaz Washington 8.

3-Point Goals: Wilson (Donovan Campbell 1, Robert Davis 1, Darius Hartzog 2).

Early College 84, School of the Arts 67

School of the Arts: Malcom Ahmad 0, Mecca Anderson 16, Tajman Ball 19, Justin Brumfield 0, James Clarke 5, Xavier DeWedell 0, Damare Hanks 0, Ian Jordan 6, Christian Simmons 21.

Early College: Anthony Clermanso 0, Ja’mes Colbert 0, Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 10, Jamonte Forrest 4, Bryan Harrell Jr. 31, Tajmin Holt 28, Jermer Murrell Jr. 6, Jonathan Radcliffe 5, Stephone Robinson 0, David Stefko 0, Alexis Varas Ortiz 0.

3-Point Goals: School of the Arts (Mecca Anderson 2, Tajmin Ball 1, James Clarke 1, Christian Simmons 1), Early College (Tajmin Holt 3, Jonathan Radcliffe 1).

Bryan Harrell Jr. had a double-double with 31 points and 12 rebounds and Tajmin Holt added 28 points and five assists for Early College (2-2).

NE/NW College Prep 80, Franklin 53

NE/NW College Prep: Tysheen Brock 4, Robert Brooks 2, Sherman Graham 20, Jakiy Lee 3, Robert Lovelace 10, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 2, Ben Russ 8, Noah Tavolino 0, Khalil Thompson 0, Daiquon Turner 16, William Washington 3.

Franklin: Tyron Blair 0, Nate Ellison 14, Armon Felder 14, Damari Hynes 2, Brandon Johnson 0, Chris Lewis 0, Tariq Martin 2, Mike Mathews 6, Tamar Snow 0.

3-Point Goals: NE/NW College Prep (Sherman Graham 1, Jakiy Lee 1, William Washington 1), Franklin (Armon Felder 3, Mike Mathews 1).

Sherman Graham finished with 20 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 blocks and Daiquon Turner added 16 points for College Prep (2-4).

Tramel Bush scored 15 points on five 3-pointers for Franklin.

McQuaid 61, Monroe 47

McQuaid: Demetrius Breedlove 0, Brendan Broderick 9, Mike Howland 1, Anthony Iglesia 13, Thomas Jones 3, Jake Purcell 11, Isaiah Stewart 13, Divine Williams 0, Cam Wilson 8, Chris Zapfel 3.

Monroe: Daquan Brown-Junious 5, Anthony Colon 1, Carlee Ellis 5, Chris Gibson 2, Tyquil Glastow 6, Tyrece Harper 13.

3-Point Goals: McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 2, Anthony Iglesia 2, Thomas Jones 1, Jake Purcell 3, Chirs Zapfel 1), Monroe (Carlee Ellis 1, Tyrece Harper 1).

Isaiah Stewart had 13 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks and Anthony Iglesia scored 13 points for McQuaid (2-1).

Cam Wilson added eight points and nine rebounds for the Knights.

Monroe County

Spencerport 48, Hilton 46

Hilton: Jack Annable 0, Brandon Lang 0, Johnathan Letta 4, Joey Lipani 6, Bailey Pittman 22, Christian Ranke 2, Brent Turpyn 12.

Spencerport: David DeBellis 4, Ryan Donovan 4, Spenser Doty 0, John Feeney 4, Ryan Gentile 15, Charlie Huff 0, Justin Johnson 10, Zekiah Owens 10, Michael Sero 1.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Joey Lipani 2, Bailey Pittman 6, Brent Turpyn 2), Spencerport (Ryan Gentile 3).

Ryan Gentile had 15 points and Zekiah Owens added 10 points and five steals for Spencerport (3-3).

Justin Johnson totaled 10 points and six rebounds for the Rangers.

Private-Parochial

Rochester Academy 73, Webster Christian 66

Rochester Academy: Lakyll Hall 16, Keith Montgomery 27, Kenan Abram 12, Damain Grant 10, Trevon Stringer 6, Terrel Brooks 2.

Webster Christian: Zach Bantle 28, Tyler Barber 5, Justin Chamberlin 21, Tim Fletcher 7, Matt Weiner 5.

3-Point Goals: Rochester (Montgomery 4); Webster (Barber, Weiner).

Keith Montgomery finished with 27 points and Kenan Abram added 12 points and 12 rebounds for RAC (1-5).

Northstar 76, RCMCS 64

RCMCS: Jhtye Griffin 11, Sheltier Harrison 11, Jaylien Howard 2, Cameron Jones 0, Keenan Myers 17, Rashim Peterson 2, Amas Williams 14, Shaheed Williams 7.

Northstar: Miles Brown 29, Bryan Clemenson 0, Alex Gritsak 0, Derek Lundberg 0, Matthew Medeiros 9, Patrick Medeiros 18, Trey Roberts 6, Takashi Sen 0, Terron Smith 6, Nate Wade 8.

3-Point Goals: RCMCS (Jhtye Griffin 1, Sheltier Harrison 1, Keenan Myers 1), Northstar (Miles Brown 1, Matthew Medeiros 3, Patrick Medeiros 2, Trey Roberts 2).

Freshman Miles Brown had 29 points, 7 steals, 6 rebounds and 5 assists and Patrick Medeiros added 18 points and eight assists for Northstar (4-0).

Nate Wade totaled 8 points, 11 rebounds, 6 steals and 5 blocks for the Christian Knights.

Wayne County

Sodus 48, Red Creek 46

Andrew Hines hit a midrange jumper at the buzzer to lift Sodus to a 48-46 win over Red Creek in a Wayne County boys basketball game Tuesday.

Hines finished with 17 points and Jared Wren added 12 points for the Spartans (2-3).

Nick Klein had a game-high 26 points for Red Creek.

Red Creek: Noah Fisher 2, Bret Gascoigne 2, Zach Jones 2, Nick Klein 26, Anthony Maurizio 0, Willie Meyer 14.

Sodus: Maliq Burton 2, Greg Coe 5, Andrew Hines 17, Daniel Johnson II 4, Kenny Kommer 6, Ryan Lorenzen 0, Jose Quintero 0, Jared Wren 12.

3-Point Goals – Red Creek (Nick Klein 4), Sodus (Andrew Hines 1, Kenny Kommer 2, Jared Wren 4).

Clyde-Savannah 72, Lyons 67

Lyons: Jordan Aumell 22, Devan Franklin 4, Nick Kehoe 2, Mike O’Sullivan 4, Ben Rockafeller 13, Justice Smith 16, Adam VanBuskirk 6.

Clyde-Savannah: Drew Carevale 14, Derrick Chance 14, Jarrod Faniel 17, Jarret Murray 6, Nate Paddock 6, Tyler Rattray 2, Dylan Usholz 13.

3-Point Goals — Lyons (Mike O’Sullivan 1, Ben Rockafeller 3, Justice Smith 1), Clyde-Savannah (Drew Carevale 4, Derrick Chance 2, Nate Paddock 2, Dylan Usholz 1).

Jarrod Faniel scored 17 points to lead C-S.

The Golden Eagles stormed back in the fourth quarter, outscoring Lyons 31-13.

East Rochester 100, Marion 38

East Rochester: Daron Brown 6, Keith Butler 22, Andrew Chilelli 6, Matt Cicero 2, Trevor Cunico 5, Chavez Gaines 10, Mike Hook 6, Tyree Jones 2, John Lexer 0, Cole Lindsey 5, Kellen McDermott 4, Casey Michele 15, Will Newton 6, K-Von Sybliss 11.

Marion: Rodney DeLyser 12, Reese Holahan 9, Chad Meise 0, Mike Phelps 3, Jake Storrs 4, RJ Sturtz 4, Steven Taber 6.

3-Point Goals — East Rochester (Trevor Cunico 1, Chavez Gaines 2, Casey Michele 5, K-Von Sybliss 1), Marion (Rodney DeLyser 2, Reese Holahan 1, Mike Phelps 1).

Keith Butler had 22 points to lead ER.

North Rose-Wolcott 72, Williamson 32

Williamson: Thomas Babcock 0, Jacob Bailey 2, Sean Campbell 4, Nigel Cobbs 5, Gary Immesoete 0, Mac Immesoete 0, Nate Lalone 3, Alex Steurrys 3, Edwin Wynn 5.

North Rose-Wolcott: Elijah Durham 0, Steven Geffert 9, Luke Gerstner 11, Garrett Hoyt 16, Tyler Norris 19, Connor Pendleton 6, Dustin Reed 4, Nathan Sanford 7.

3-Point Goals – Williamson (Nate Lalone 1, Alex Steurrys 1), North Rose-Wolcott (Steven Geffert 1, Luke Gerstner 1, Tyler Norris 1, Connor Pendleton 1).

Tyler Norris had 19 points and Garrett Hoyt added 16 points and 10 rebounds for a double-double for NR-W (6-0).

Luke Gerstner chipped in 11 points and five assists for the Cougars.

Finger Lakes

Newark 56, Palmyra-Macedon 52

Palmyra-Macedon: Bradon Carlson 0, Jayden Colf 2, Carson Ezankozich 0, Brandon Hawkins 7, Holden Knorr 3, Davon McClain 2, Tyler Mooney 0, Dominic Sutberry 0, Hunter VanDeVelde 17, Damien Wright 21.

Newark: Nathan Beard 4, Taylor Clements 13, Ben Cowles 4, Nick Fabino 0, Nick Greco 2, Jose Santell 16, Brian Sharp 9, Nick Synesael 8.

3-Point Goals – Palmyra-Macedon (Holden Knorr 1, Hunter VanDeVelde 3, Damien Wright 3), Newark (Brian Sharp 1).

Jose Santell finished with 16 points and six rebounds and Taylor Clements had 13 points, 7 rebounds and 5 blocks for Newark (2-3).

Damien Wright scored 21 points and Hunter VanDeVelde chipped in with 17 points for Pal-Mac (4-2).

Bloomfield 52, South Seneca 37

South Seneca: Lincoln Bachman-Lowe 10, Scott Hawley 0, Cullen Marrella 0, Khrystofer Mosher 0, Anthony Reff 2, Brett Robinson 5, Devin Rogers 7, Ryan Shields 2, Charlie Van Ness 0, Marshall Worden 3.

Bloomfield: Bryce Beechler 8, Wyatt Conklin 8, Christian Eveleigh 3, Jack Ferguson 15, Alex Fullmer 0, Spencer McKean 1, Brendan O’Grady 0, Dalton Phillips 0, Tyler Pratt 0, Haiden Ward 17.

3-Point Goals – South Seneca (Marshall Worden 1), Bloomfield (Jack Ferguson 5, Haiden Ward 1).

Haiden Ward scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Bloomfield (3-3).

Wayne 66, Geneva 56

Wayne: Logan Blankenberg 6, Paul Flye 0, Ben Graneirio 2, Tim Lewis 6, Jackson Martino 6, Nick Reff 9, Bill Thomson 20, Braeeden Zenelovic 17.

Geneva: Noah Barber 11, Drew Brinson 10, Pliekou Irvin 4, Jemar McCall 4, Benton Patchett 8, Reid Patchett 0, Isiah Richardson 0, TrayShawn Ross 5, Tyler Tyson 14.

3-Point Goals – Wayne (Logan Blankenberg 2, Bill Thomson 3), Geneva (Drew Brinson 2, TrayShawn Ross 1, Tyler Tyson 2).

Bill Thomson scored 20 for Wayne (4-1)

The Eagles made 17 of 20 free throws in the game.

Jemar McCall had nine assists and four steals for Geneva (0-6).

Dundee 65, Harley-Allendale Columbia 50

Dundee: John Clancey 0, Andrew Clark 7, Geordan Conyers 1, Blake Cratsley 0, Kyle Cratsley 0, Nate Ford 0, Dustin Hanes 0, Devin Jensen 9, Ryan Sprague 9, Bobby Strait 22, Austin Thompson 10, Talon Wright 7.

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Edwin Dorsey 4, Leeore Intrator 3, Xavier Israel 0, Kyle Lacey 8, Luke Nicosia 8, Jamaar Paisley 12, AJ Torre 10, Evan Weaver 3, Tom Yi 2, Jin Zitong 0.

3-Point Goals – Dundee (Bobby Strait 5, Talon Wright 1), Harley-Allendale Columbia (Leeore Intrator 1, Kyle Lacey 2, Jamaar Paisley 1).

Bobby Strait scored 22 points with five 3-pointers and Austin Thompson added 10 points for Dundee (5-0).

Jamaar Paisley had 12 points and AJ Torre added 10 points for HAC (0-5).

Marcus Whitman 65, Honeoye 46

Marcus Whitman: Burlin Allen 10, Jon Donovan 12, Brad Gray 0, Ryan Guererri 7, Ian Gysel 0, Cam Harford 0, Gavin McCumiskey 2, Riley McLoud 6, Anthony Merlo 0, Ben Stone 5, Brad Stone 17, Nick Young 6.

3-Point Goals – Marcus Whitman (Burlin Allen 2, Jon Donovan 2, Ryan Guererri 1).

Brad Stone scored 17 points to lead Marcus Whitman (3-2).

Mynderse 53, Midlakes 45

Mynderse: Brett Anderson 11, Devin Anderson 9, Ben Cafolla 10, Kellen Caraher 7, Jake Jones 3, Jake Mein 7, Kyle Ruddy 2, Devin Verkey 4.

Midlakes: Bryce Burri 14, Daryn Carswell 5, Ken DeVey 3, Justin Hoover 4, Matt Lapaglia 6, Trevor Milliman 13, Jon Salotti 0.

3-Point Goals – Mynderse (Brett Anderson 3, Devin Anderson 3), Midlakes (Bryce Burri 3, Trevor Milliman 1).

Brett Anderson had 11 points to lead Mynderse (6-0).

Livingston County

Perry 71, Le Roy 47

Perry: Nate Clark 1, Tyler Cowie 10, Austin Croll 25, Daniel Elliott 5, Zach Lowery 14, Devon Mann 6, Connor Smith 3, Owen Spencer 6, Michael Zintel 1.

Le Roy: Holden Borrelli 6, Ryan Boyce 1, Jason Doemling 6, Tom Dunn 12, Nick Egeling 8, Dave Englerth 1, Dom Filio 2, Jessie Lytle 0, Eric Risewek 0, Canyon Roster 9, Jake Steffinella 0, Reese Tresco 0, Kaden Vongalio 2.

3-Point Goals – Perry (Tyler Cowie 2, Austin Croll 4), Le Roy (Canyon Roster 1).

Austin Croll had 25 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists and Tyler Cowie added 10 points and 10 rebounds to lead Perry (4-2).

Livonia 77, Dansville 29

Dansville: Ryan Conklin 0, Cody Dudek 0, Forrest Edmond 2, Tom Graves 2, Dan Jessmer 0, Troy Latimer 4, Austin Milliman 4, Anthony Sackett 0, Derek Wampole 17, Tom Wise 0.

Livonia: Rick Allen 5, Derek DeMartinis 11, Christian Dulaney 9, Ron Loomis 0, Barrett Lowe 0, Maddux Minton 12, Jon Mohnkern 23, CJ Richardson 13, Jeff Sego 0, Brandon Semmel 0, Reid VanScoter 4.

3-Point Goals – Dansville (Derek Wampole 2), Livonia (Derek DeMartinis 1, Christian Dulaney 3, CJ Richardson 1).

Jon Mohnkern totaled 23 points and added eight rebounds in the first three quarters for Livonia (3-2).

Non-league

Alexander 61, Warsaw 36

Alexander: Austin Ball 8, Josh Bradley 13, PJ Brennan 8, Nic Caldwell 4, Ryan Dunbar 0, Matt Genaway 5, Brian George 2, Nate Henry 3, Zach Jasen 0, Connor Roberts 4, Eric Scharlau 2, Dustin Schmieder 9, Jon Tyx 3.

Warsaw: Austin Chavis 3, Alex Fanaro 7, Ethan Grawe 0, Korey Hulme 4, Andrew Kruppa 0, Adam Mauerer 0, Logan Motz 10, Mike Page 2, Jordan Robertson 2, Zachary Stone 4, Alex Tallman 0, Nate Tangeman 4, Even Waeraas 0.

3-Point Goals – Alexander (Josh Bradley 3, Matt Genaway 1), Warsaw (Austin Chavis 1, Korey Hulme 1, Zachary Stone 1).

Josh Bradley scored 13 points for Alexander (1-2).

Logan Motz had 10 points and 11 rebounds for Warsaw (0-6).

Greece Athena’s Kenny Speed, center, draws a foul from Irondequoit’s Ty’Reek Sizer, left, as he drives the lane in the first half during their game Monday, Dec. 14, 2015 at Greece.

Irondequoit’s Zach Stenglein, center, drives in between the defense of Athena’s Adam Edinger, left, and Trevor Layne during their game Monday, Dec. 14, 2015 at Greece.

Athena’s Jamie Shoemaker drives the baseline for a reverse layup during their game Monday, Dec. 14, 2015 at Greece.

Greece Athena’s Kenny Speed, center, draws a foul from Irondequoit’s Ty’Reek Sizer, left, as he drives the lane in the first half during their game Monday in Greece.

Anthony Lamb posted a double-double with 31 and 16 rebounds as Greece Athena remained unbeaten with a 57-50 victory over Irondequoit in a Monroe County boys game on Monday.

Trevor Layne added 13 points for the Trojans (4-0).

Irondequoit

Jacob Arrowood 0, Alex Goldsberry 5, Ty’Reek Sizer 3, Ty’Sean Sizer 8, Zach Stenglein 7, Devyn Walker 0, DeRon Williams 8, Marcel Zaleski 0, Jeremiah Zitz 4.

Greece Athena

Adam Edinger 3, Anthony Lamb 31, Trevor Layne 13, Nigel Scantlebury 3, Kenny Speed 7.

3-Point Goals – Irondequoit (Alex Goldsberry 1, Ty’Reek Sizer 1, Ty’Sean Sizer 1, Zach Stenglein 1), Greece Athena (Adam Edinger 1, Trevor Layne 1, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Kenny Speed 1).

Non-league

Byron-Bergen 46, Pavilion 32

Brandon Burke scored nine of his 20 points in the third quarter for B-B (4-3).

Hunter Seaman led Pavilion (2-4) with nine points on three 3-pointers.

Byron-Bergen

Brandon Burke 20, Rider Farnsworth 4, Chase Felton 2, Thomas Lambert 0, Colin Noeth 7, Jake Prospero 4, Ryan Richardson 9, Lucas Stuccio 0.

Pavilion

Robert Cutcliffe 2, Caleb Hoffman 2, Brandyn Lynk 2, Caleb Milligan 7, Luke Milligan 8, Antwain Richardson 0, Hunter Seaman 9, Jacob Tillotson 2.

3-Point Goals – Byron-Bergen (Brandon Burke 1), Pavilion (Caleb Milligan 2, Hunter Seaman 3).

Keshequa 61,

Canisteo-Greenwood 43

Keshequa

Cory Baker 13, Brad Bennett 0, Bryce Bennett 0, Jake Blanchard 0, Anthony Dietz 0, Gavin Duryea 14, Connor Mann 5, Austin Schmidt 29, Mike Uveino 0, Christian Wesner 0, Nick Wood 0.

Canisteo-Greenwood

Bobby Avery 21, Jacob Brown 0, Del Crooks 1, Justin Hendrickson 11, Dave Thompson 0, Holden Weeks 4, Dylan Wentworth 4, Ben Woods 2.

3-Point Goals – Keshequa (Gavin Duryea 1, Connor Mann 1), Canisteo-Greenwood (Bobby Avery 5, Justin Hendrickson 1).

Austin Schmidt finished with 29 points and 15 rebounds and Cory Baker added 13 points and 10 rebounds for Keshequa (3-3).

Bobby Avery finished with 21 points, including five 3-pointers, for Canisteo-Greenwood.

World of Inquiry 88, Finney 59

World of Inquiry

Leander Blue 6, Donovan Brown 0, Maurice Brown 17, Jacolby Chapman 3, Elijah Gissendanner 15, Alphonso Joe 6, Terrell June 4, Sekou McAdams 2, CeyQuan Salmon 33, Laron Wilkins 2.

Finney

Caleb Anger 0, Andrew Debonis 2, Wesley Gerace 0, Max Harris 9, Simeon Heard 32, Dylan Ocorr 6, Keegan Ocorr 8, Cameron Odom 0, Xavier Smith 2, Alex Vaga 0.

3-Point Goals – World of Inquiry (Jacolby Chapman 1, Elijah Gissendanner 1, CeyQuan Salmon 6), Finney (Max Harris 3, Simeon Heard 4, Dylan Ocorr 2).

CeyQuan Salmon led all scorers with 33 points, including going 6-for-9 from the 3-point range, and had 6 assists and 2 steals for World of Inquiry (5-1).

Maurice Brown finished with 17 points and five rebounds for the Griffins.

Simeon Heard had four 3-pointers and 32 points for Finney.

Wheatland-Chili 51, Vertus Charter 42

Wheatland-Chili: Mikel Thompson 6, Mike Worth 2, Daniel Cook 6, Jordan Kennedy 0, Justin McLendone 13, Talyk Fowler 20, Adam Lund 4.

Vertus: Ray Brumfield 4, Lee Cooper 0, Jackom Chisolm 0, Isaiah Flicklin 10, Bakari Gayle 0, Isaiah Gill 10, Taj Grice 0, Isaiah Hester 11, Myles Rose 3, Savon Scott 0, Bavion Terry 4, Stephon Augusta 0.

Three-Point Goals: Wheatland-Chili (Talyk Fowler 1), Vertus (Isaiah Flicklin 2, Isaiah Hester 3).

Talyk Fowler had 20 points and five steals and Adam Lund grabbed 10 rebounds for W-C (1-2).

Isaiah Hester had 11 points and three 3-pointers for Vertus (2-1).

Girls

Private-Parochial

Bishop Kearney 55, Aquinas 54

Bishop Kearney

Lytoya Baker 0, Marianna Freeman 6, Rosa Graham 10, Bri’Asia Mason 10, Allure Simmons 6, Arianne Smith 4, Saniah Wilson 15, Camille Wright 4.

Aquinas

Danielle Antonio 3, Kelsey Brinkel 6, Lindsey Brinkel 0, Sophie Depalma 8, Kayla Jackson 15, Erica Knapp 5, Ayanna Sampson 2, Nina Starkweather 15.

3-Point Goals – Bishop Kearney (Marianna Freeman 2, Rosa Graham 1, Bri’Asia Mason 2), Aquinas (Kayla Jackson 1, Erica Knapp 1, Nina Starkweather 1).

Seventh-grader Saniah Wilson recorded 15 points, 16 rebounds and 3 blocks for Bishop Kearney.

Bri’Asia Mason also earned a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Kings (4-1).

Kayla Jackson had 14 rebounds and 15 points for Aquinas (2-2).

Monroe County

Batavia 60, Eastridge 26

Eastridge

Ashley Benetiz 1, Rachel Borzilleri 2, Adrianna Gunkel 4, Breasia Johnson 2, Charises King 3, Erin Maggio 3, Jordan Noel 5, Melissa Walters 3.

Batavia

Teesean Ayala 0, Andi Bennion 2, Sam Cecere 6, Tiara Filbert 14, Bri Janes 4, Kennedy Lampart 0, Madison McCulley 11, Maddie Mitchell 2, Melissa Mountain 0, Elyse Snow 0, Ryann Stefaniak 9, Taylor Stefaniak 12.

3-Point Goals – Batavia (Madison McCulley 3).

Madison McCulley finished with 11 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals for Batavia (4-1).

Tiara Filbert had 14 points with 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals for the Blue Devils.

Wayne County

East Rochester 55, Sodus 34

East Rochester

Leah Abraha 0, Megan D’Angelo 2, Kadayha Hogan 10, Michaela Monachino 8, Alli Reynolds 7, Ashley Santo 0, Christine Touranjoe 2, Maddy Walsh 20, Zoe Zutes 6.

Sodus

Jackie Barclay 7, Danielle Colasurdo 0, Fatimmah Findley 14, Allashya Grady 0, Amari Grady 0, Hailey Grenon 0, Joslin McKay 0, Makennah Thrash 1, Tamia White 12, Hannah Wilchenski 0.

3-Point Goals – Sodus (Jackie Barclay 1, Fatimmah Findley 4).

Maddy Walsh scored 20 points and Kadaya Hogan added 10 points for ER.

Tamia White finished with 12 points and nine rebounds for Sodus (1-5).

Batavia’s Steve Stefaniak, left, catches a pass while pressured by Eastridge’s Alex Rivera during regular season game played at Eastridge High School on Wednesday, December 16, 2015.

Malek Williams scored 22 points and Churchville-Chili used a run in the fourth quarter to defeat Gates Chili 53-50 in a Monroe County boys basketball game on Wednesday.

The Saints went on an 8-0 run in the fourth quarter. Eric Lewis added 11 point and Myles McKinney had 10 points for Churchville-Chili (3-2).

Keith Slack scored 21 points for Gates Chili (2-2).

Gates Chili

Zac Cowell 4, Joe Lacy 7, Corey Powell 4, Maurice Price 3, Matt Schiffer 0, Keith Slack 21, Cameron Turner 11, Kailee White Jr. 0.

Churchville-ChiliSlack

Ryan Brock 3, Lucas Fernandes 2, Will Gipson 0, Andrew Kerwin 3, Eric Lewis 11, Myles McKinney 10, Dillon Strine 2, Malek Williams 22.

3-Point Goals – Gates Chili (Maurice Price 1, Keith Slack 3), Churchville-Chili (Malek Williams 1).

Greece Athena 81, Brockport 53

Brockport

Antonio Alvarez 14, Emilio Ball 11, Cory Gross 3, Shane Hogan 3, Brandon LaMere 0, Zach Maxon 0, Jakeb Mitchell 8, Raphael Odey 6, Noah Schultz 8, Matt VanDetta 0.

Greece Athena

Israel Dudley 6, Adam Edinger 3, Jake Kimble 0, Ryan Kubanka 0, Anthony Lamb 25, Trevor Layne 18, Patrick Meisenzahl 0, Nigel Scantlebury 9, Jamie Shoemaker 5, Kenny Speed 10, Colby Tuttle 4, Paris Waterford 0.

3-Point Goals – Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 2, Emilio Ball 3, Cory Gross 1, Shane Hogan 1), Greece Athena (Adam Edinger 1, Anthony Lamb 1, Nigel Scantlebury 2, Jamie Shoemaker 1, Kenny Speed 2).

Anthony Lamb finished with 25 points and 14 rebounds and Trevor Layne added 18 points for Athena (5-0).

Antonio Alvarez scored 14 points and Emilio Ball added 11 points for Brockport.

Batavia 58, Eastridge 44

Batavia

T Sean Ayala 2, Alex Canty 10, Malachi Chenault 18, Adonis Davis 10, Nasheem Harris 0, Ryan Hogan 9, Jake Schrider 9, Steve Stefaniak 0.

Eastridge

Jerry Bradley 0, Rey Cain-Oriol 4, Shakel Lawton 11, Joey Lewin 1, Alex Rivera 9, Robbie Salisbury 2, Kyndal Taggart 8, Kavon Tayler 4.

3-Point Goals – Batavia (Alex Canty 1, Adonis Davis 2, Ryan Hogan 1), Eastridge (Alex Rivera 3, Kyndal Taggart 2).

Malachi Chenault had 10 points and nine rebounds and Ryan Hogan and Steve Stefaniak each added seven assists apiece for Batavia (4-0).

Greece Arcadia 71, Greece Odyssey 64

Greece Arcadia

Reggie Clark 22, Zach D’Arpino 11, Jon Dueker 2, Tom Finnerty 3, Anthony Finucane 7, Dan Freese 3, Drew Freese 0, Ketih McGee 21, Fidel Norris 2, Mev Odzakozic 0.

Greece Odyssey

Vince Alongi 0, D.J. Billings 13, Dewaun Bryan 4, Latrell Cooper 4, Jon Mathis 10, Joe Pinero 3, Tom Roskey 13, Austin Westrich 12, Aaron Wilkins 5.

3-Point Goals – Greece Arcadia (Reggie Clark 1, Zach D’Arpino 2, Tom Finnerty 1), Greece Odyssey (D.J. Billings 3, Joe Pinero 1, Tom Roskey 1, Austin Westrich 3, Aaron Wilkins 1).

Reggie Clark and Keith McGee combined to go 8-for-10 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter for Arcadia (3-1).

D.J. Billings had 13 points, Austin Westrich added 12 pointers and each hit three 3-pointers for Odyssey (1-3).

Fairport 84, Penfield 60

Fairport

Ryan Algier 4, Wanya Bruce 10, Tommy Farina 4, Stephen Gabel 12, TJ Hendricks 3, Cam Keeley 3, Matthew Keenan 18, Nick Lapp 4, Dan Masino 18, Matt Muncey 6, Connor Stoutz 2.

Penfield

Brandon Buse 8, Joseph Hurysz 6, Ryan Klabfus 6, Isiah Preston 4, Jacob Rinere 4, Vaughn Shorter 9, De’Quan Smith 18, Kyle Straube 3, Colby Wiktorski 2.

3-Point Goals – Fairport (Wanya Bruce 1, Stephen Gabel 2, Matthew Keenan 2, Dan Masino 2), Penfield (Joseph Hurysz 1, Ryan Klabfus 2, Jacob Rinere 1, De’Quan Smith 3, Kyle Straube 1).

Fairport had four players finish with double-digit points, including three players with two 3-pointers.

The Red Raiders outscored Penfield 24-9 in the third quarter.

Irondequoit 56, Brighton 42

Irondequoit

Alex Goldsberry 6, Mitch Senecal 14, Ty’Reek Sizer 3, Ty’Sean Sizer 7, Zach Stenglein 19, DeRon Williams 2, Marcel Zaleski 0, Jeremiah Zitz 5.

Brighton

Miles Davis 10, Tim Francis 3, Arnes Huseinovic 4, Alex Jordan 5, Michael Liberti 10, James Murray-Cray 0, Isaac Nelson 6, Jordan Samkoff 0, Jack Tullio 2, Liam Williams 2, Tal Zahavi 0.

3-Point Goals – Irondequoit (Ty’Reek Sizer 1, Ty’Sean Sizer 1, Zach Stenglein 1), Brighton (Tim Francis 1, Michael Liberti 2, Isaac Nelson 2).

Zach Stenglein finished with 19 points and went 6-for-6 from the free-throw line for Irondequoit (3-2).

Isaac Nelson had six points and nine rebounds for Brighton (1-4).

Pittsford Sutherland 53, Honeoye Falls-Lima 43

Honeoye Falls-Lima

Josh D’Agostino 11, Tommy Eastman 13, Dan Hart 5, Garrett Ruff 2, Ryan Shaw 3, Bryan Wager 9.

Pittsford Sutherland

Kevin Davis 9, Ryan Diana 0, Robbie Doggett 12, Davis Heyman 0, Josh Mack 14, Craig Rosen 2, Kevin Ryan 4, Mike Ryan 0, Jack Ward 12.

3-Point Goals – Honeoye Falls-Lima (Tommy Eastman 1, Ryan Shaw 1), Pittsford Sutherland (Robbie Doggett 1).

Josh Mack scored eight of his 14 points in the fourth quarter for Sutherland (3-0).

Honeoye Falls-Lima is 4-1.

Pittsford Mendon 57, Canandaigua 40

Canandaigua

Devin Andrews 9, Max Colcord 16, Grant Emerson 0, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 4, Brian Hoffman 7, Scott Laforte 1, Sam McClean 0, Aaron Parsons 0, Max Tucker 3.

Pittsford Mendon

Braden Apt 0, Winston Bennett 0, Zach Briggs 4, Sam Cestra 0, Taylor Genier 1, Jeremy Jacob 10, Jim Kaneally 26, Devin Miller 0, Matt Powers 4, David Thompson 2, Chris Wittig 10.

3-Point Goals – Canandaigua (Devin Andrews 3, Brian Hoffman 1), Pittsford Mendon (Jim Kaneally 3).

Jim Kaneally led all scorers with 26 points and added six rebounds for Mendon.

Rush-Henrietta 52, Webster Schroeder 43

Rush-Henrietta

Eric Black 2, Shemere Elliott 3, Shane Fanning 14, Jared Gerbino 6, Justen Polk 9, Chris Reed 0, Reggie Robinson 16, Matt Snow 0, Steve Zarzycki 2.

Webster Schroeder

Matt Ambalavanar 0, Nick Brewer 15, Brandan Gartland 16, Justin Graham 2, Jared Griffin 0, Karise Leonard 0, Andy Rye 4, Josh Simons 6.

3-Point Goals – Rush-Henrietta (Shane Fanning 2, Justen Polk 1, Reggie Robinson 1), Webster Schroeder (Nick Brewer 2, Brandan Gartland 1).

Reggie Robinson scored 16 points and Shane Fanning added 14 points for R-H (3-0).

Brandan Gartland had 16 points and 16 rebounds and Nick Brewer scored 15 points for Schroeder (4-2).

Victor 52, Webster Thomas 45

Victor

Clay Bleier 16, Jacob DiSanto 14, Brandon Fink 0, Connor Keenan 0, Michael Novitsky 3, Kyle O’Dea 6, Sam Palomaki 6, Jackson Parker 7, Aaron Schlarbaum 0.

Webster Thomas

Adam Barry 0, Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 12, Max Howe 0, Colin LaBarbera 6, Cam Lynch 12, Ryan Mason 11, Sean O’Brien 2, Justin Spiegel 2.

3-Point Goals – Victor (Jacob DiSanto 3, Jackson Parker 1), Webster Thomas (Stephen Edgett 2, Colin LaBarbera 2, Cam Lynch 1, Ryan Mason 3).

Clay Bleier had 12 of his 16 points in the second half for Victor (4-2).

Thomas is 1-4.

Livingston County

Letchworth 58, Pavilion 56 (OT)

Pavilion

Robert Cutcliffe 1, Caleb Hoffman 9, Brandyn Lynk 8, Caleb Milligan 11, Luke Milligan 16, Antwain Richardson 0, Hunter Seaman 3, Tyler Stedman 0, Jacob Tillotson 8, Austin VanSon 0.

Letchworth

Brad Bliss 25, Dean DeGroff 0, Seth Gill 2, Ryan Hamilton 15, Matt Holmes 0, Trevor Owens 13, David Rafferty 0, Lucas Roberts 0, Donnie Shearing 3.

3-Point Goals – Pavilion (Caleb Milligan 3, Luke Milligan 2, Hunter Seaman 1), Letchworth (Brad Bliss 1, Ryan Hamilton 1, Donnie Shearing 1).

Brad Bliss scored nine of his 25 points in overtime.

Trevor Owens finished with a double-double with 15 rebounds and 13 points for the Indians (3-3).

Luke Milligan hit a 3-pointer as time expired in regulation to send the game to overtime for Pavilion (2-5).

Geneseo 49, Mount Morris 43

Mount Morris

Jon Gagner 0, Reed Goho 0, Deonte Green 0, Josh Hart 8, KC Howe 8, Bubba Maldonado 10, Hector Pagan 2, Chris Patrick 0, Bruce Patterson 3, Eladio Soto 0, Kyle Soto 0, Nic Werner 12, Devon Young 0.

Geneseo

Parker Burnette 0, Zach Clar 15, Trevor Frazier 4, Marcus Griffin 18, Sean Kelly 0, Sean LaGrou 0, Devin Mix 6, Matt Robinson 0, Kyle Rollins 4, Jack Ryan 2, Brendan Wheeler 0, Jake Young 0.

3-Point Goals – Mount Morris (Josh Hart 2, Bubba Maldonado 1, Nic Werner 2), Geneseo (Zach Clar 3).

Geneseo was down one point heading into the fourth quarter and came back for the six-point win.

Marcus Griffin finished the game with 18 points and 17 rebounds for Geneseo (5-0).

Zach Clar contributed 15 points and eight rebounds for the Blue Devils.

KC Howe had 10 rebounds and 8 points for Mount Morris.

Avon 58, Keshequa 44

Keshequa

Cory Baker 17, Bryce Bennett 0, Gavin Duryea 12, Connor Mann 2, Austin Schmidt 13, Nick Wood 0.

Avon

Will Brinkerhoff 0, Johnny Ceneviva 6, Brendan Coyne 3, Dylan Eichhorn 2, Graham Freeman 7, Aaron Ghent 8, Brandon Gingher 17, Cameron Hughes 0, Josh Little 0, Bryce Read 0, Richard Schifino 0, Dominic Volpe 15.

3-Point Goals – Keshequa (Gavin Duryea 1), Avon (Johnny Ceneviva 1, Graham Freeman 1, Brandon Gingher 1, Dominic Volpe 1).

Dominic Volpe had 15 points and eight rebounds and Brandon Gingher added 17 points and five rebounds for Avon (4-1).

York 59, Caledonia-Mumford 49

York

Danny Austen 0, Eli Barnes 0, Clayton Cutting 5, Brandon Davis 0, Cody Dubiel 21, David Farley 1, Raymond Garland 0, Andrew Guesno 18, Josh Kobylanski 5, Don Lubanski 0, Blaine Ratchford 0, Hunter Stella 4, Jacob Trasher 5.

Caledonia-Mumford

Jon Boilard 5, Tyler Boudreau 0, Richard Estes 8, Ian Lenhardt 2, Marcus Middleton 8, Vin Molisani 3, Shai Nelson 19, Matt Nusbickel 4, Matt O’Donoghue 0.

3-Point Goals – York (Cody Dubiel 3, Andrew Guesno 3, Josh Kobylanski 1, Jacob Trasher 1), Caledonia-Mumford (Jon Boilard 1, Richard Estes 2, Vin Molisani 1, Shai Nelson 1).

Cody Dubiel had 21 points and eight rebounds and Andrew Guesno added 18 points for York (5-1).

Shai Nelson scored 19 points for Cal-Mum (2-3).

Non-league

Franklin 78, Finney 64

Finney

Wesley Gerace 3, Max Harris 21, Simeon Heard 18, Dylan Ocorr 8, Keegan Ocorr 4, Cameron Odom 2, Xavier Smith 8, Alex Vaga 0.

Franklin

Tyron Blair 2, Tramel Bush 8, Nate Ellison 21, Armon Felder 19, Damari Hynes 1, Tariq Martin 0, Mike Mathews 27.

3-Point Goals – Finney (Max Harris 6, Simeon Heard 3), Franklin (Tramel Bush 2, Nate Ellison 1, Armon Felder 3, Mike Mathews 4).

Mike Mathews finished with 27 points and 12 rebounds and Nate Ellison added 21 points and 12 rebounds for Franklin (2-4).

Max Harris scored 21 points and Simeon Heard added 18 points for Finney.

Genesee Region

Batavia Notre Dame 92, Lyndonville 79

Lyndonville

Nick Hinkson 21, Jacob Hoffee 8, Corey Hydock 13, Zach Johnson 2, Eric Neace 14, Hunter Ottaviano 4, Eddie Schildt 17.

Batavia Notre Dame

Evan Bender 0, Peter Daversa 3, James Farmer 14, Anthony Gugino 2, Peter Han 2, Connor Logsdon 4, Jordan Lyons 2, Casey Midwick 8, Michael Muehlig 2, Tyler Prospero 19, Tyler Reese 0, C.J. Suozzi 10, Jake Wetherwax 1, Luca Zambito 15, Nico Zambito 10.

3-Point Goals – Lyndonville (Nick Hinkson 2, Jacob Hoffee 1, Corey Hydock 1), Batavia Notre Dame (James Farmer 4, Casey Midwick 2, Tyler Prospero 2, Luca Zambito 2, Nico Zambito 1).

Tyler Prospero scored 12 of his 19 points in the first quarter for BND (2-2).

CJ Suozzi finished with 10 points and 11 redounds and Luca Zambito added 15 points and nine assists for the Fighting Irish.

Eddie Schildt had 12 rebounds and 17 assists and Eric Neace contributed 11 rebounds and 14 points for Lyndonville.

Girls basketball

Non-league

Aquinas 68, Greece Athena 57

Greece Athena

Carly Allocco 2, Niphaphone Chisouvanh 2, Sara Ciotti 19, Beth Corry 6, Kelechi Dimgba 6, Tatiana Henderson 1, Chelsea Henry 7, Sophia Jordan 2, Bria Wilson 12.

Aquinas

Danielle Antonio 2, Kelsey Brinkel 23, Lindsey Brinkel 5, Brianna Brown 0, Jill Carley 2, Sophie Depalma 0, Kayla Jackson 16, Alexis Joseph 0, Erica Knapp 2, Zoe Rose 0, Ayanna Sampson 2, Nina Starkweather 16.

3-Point Goals – Greece Athena (Sara Ciotti 5, Beth Corry 2, Chelsea Henry 1, Bria Wilson 2), Aquinas (Lindsey Brinkel 1, Nina Starkweather 1).

Kelsey Brinkel had 23 points and seven rebounds to lead Aquinas (4-2).

Kayla Jackson and Nina Starkweather each scored 16 points for the Little Irish.

Sara Ciotti scored 19 points for Athena.

Harley-Allendale Columbia 55, NE/NW College Prep 35

Harley-Allendale Columbia

Imani Baker 9, Kate Bartlett 10, Alyssa Broberg 9, Rachel Coghill 2, Adelaide Flood 6, Caroline Mealey 2, Jalen Nowden 7, Abby O’Brien 10.

NE/NW College Prep

Evelyse Burgos 4, Ke’asia Johnosn 8, Gabrielle Lucas 16, Shawntaysia Morgan 5, Harmony Scott 0, Skasia Washington 2.

3-Point Goals – NE/NW College Prep (Ke’asia Johnosn 1, Gabrielle Lucas 2).

Abby O’Brien and Kate Bartlett each scored 10 points for H-AC.

Lima Christian 63, RCMCS 23

Lima Christian

Claire Bogart 3, Serena Campione 0, Lindsey Christa 2, Olivia Cox 38, Natalie Domina 2, Addy Gibney 5, Maddie Kearney 3, Jessica Tillapaugh 10.

RCMCS

Enhiah Anderson 8, Star Coluin 4, Excellence McGee 2, Markia Peak 3, RayAnna Reed 6, Ayrionna Winston 0.

3-Point Goals – Lima Christian (Olivia Cox 2).

Olivia Cox earned a double-double with 38 points and 12 rebounds and Natalie Domina had eight assists in the win for Lima Christian (3-3).

Hockey

Section V

Hilton 6, Churchville-Chili 1

Frank Gaffney scored three goals and Hunter Howell added two goals and an assist for Hilton (4-1).

Wrestling

Hilton 49, Spencerport 30

285: Ryan Cottom (S) p. Nate Whydra (H) 1:52; 99: Ryan Burgos (H) p. Mike Lopresti (S) 3:15; 106: Greg Diakamihalis (H) maj dec. Jason Pittman (S) 14-5; 113: Tyler Mitchell (S) p. Tony Robertson (H) 1:23; 120: Austin Hertel (H) p. Casey McMichael (S) 3:30; 126: Mason Wersinger (S) p. Tyler Hodgson (H) 3:36; 132: Neil Egenlauf (S) dec. Brandon Wilmont (H) 2-1; 138: Yanni Diakamihalis (H) p. Mike Vinci (S) 1:35; 145: Alex Rawlings (S) dec. Tom Foos (H) 7-2; 152: Sammy Deprez (H) dec. Dom Ferranti (S) 5-0; 160: Kyle Pittman (S) p. Josh Shamp (H) 3:09; 170: Lou Deprez (H) f.; 182: Mike Spallina (H) f.; 195: Pete Russo (H) p. Nick Pinkoski (S) 2:54; 220: Don Neaffer (H) f.

Victor 54, Irondequoit 18

99: Ronald Beh (I) d. Jacob Geiss (V) 4-3; 106: Alex Sampson (V) p. Joe Bianchi (I) :11; 113: Ryan Baronsky (V) f.; 120: Tyler Hill (V) d. Ron Lanza (I) 9-5; 126: Alex Sidae (V) f.; 132: Mike Venosa (V) d. Chris Butler (I) 10-4; 138: Tyre Peace (I) d. Jade Kush (V) 11-2; 145: Nate Sedick (V) f.; 152: John Garbeck (V) p. Troy Callens (I) 1:58; 160; TD Ierlen (V) p. Karl Aliten (I) 1:31; 170; Mason Everhart (V) f.; 182: Bart Corwin (V) f.; 195: Nick Serce (I) d. Chance Hansen (V) 3-2; 220: Isaiah Luciano (I) d. Ryan Flaitz (V) 3-2; 285: Cam Rohr (I) Shane p. Hernandez (V) 1:32.

Fairport 54, Webster Schroeder 9

99: Connor Thompson (F) FFT; 106: Charlie Alessi (WS) d. Austin Sargeant (F) 6-0; 113: Jake Ruggeri (F) Luke Lupisella (WS) 2-1 UTB; 126: Brant McElzeney (F) p. Preston Yengo (WS); 132: Skyler Holt (WS) d. Darren O’Leary (F) 7-5; 138: Heiko Rommelman (WS) d. Ben Quattrocciochi (F) 4-2; 145: Cullen Phipps (F) p. Mike Fendikevich 2:30; 152 lbs: Chris Barker (F) d. Austin Salvaggio (WS) 8-1; 160: Evan Ocke (F) p. Alex Salvaggio (WS) 5:20; 170: Owen Lawther (F) d. Dom Sulli (WS) 7-2; 182: Jake Rugaber (F) p. Nick Devries (WS) 5:00; 195: Austin Albright (F) d. Nick Randise (WS) 3-2 TB; 220: Billy Dolia (F) d. Noah Siesto (WS) 6-2; 285: Tommy Zona (F) d. Josh Bertman (WS) 4-3.

The cover of the fall 2015 AGR special section featuring Earnest Edwards, Jake Zembiec and Jamir Jones of the undefeated Aquinas football team.

Take a look back at the 1984 All-Greater Rochester football team.

High school football fans, we are not Hall and Oates or  “Out of Touch” (which BTW was the Billboard’s No. 1 song the week of Dec. 15, 1984), but we do have a TBT for you.

Check out this gallery of the 1984 AGR Football Team.

Three members of the ’84 squad have been inducted into the Section V Football Hall of Fame: Cornelius Southall and Bill Scharr are members of the class of 2000, and Bert Pangrazio was selected in 2008.

The 2015 version will be posted on Friday (along with our 10 other fall sports teams) and we will also have a 20-page AGR Special Section in print tomorrow.

Webster Schroeder’s Alec DeYoung, right, takes the puck from Victor’s Andrew Crean.

Alec DeYoung had a goal and and assist to lead Webster Schroeder to a 4-1 victory over Victor in a Section V hockey game on Thursday.

Justin Gibb, Connor Ball and Eli Devereaux also scored for the Warriors, who led 2-0 in the first period.

Peyton Hall made 22 saves in the win.

Chayse Ierlan made 25 saves for Victor.

Swimming

Non-league

Geneva 81, North Rose-Wolcott/Red Creek 44

Joseph Puma won the 200-yard freestyle (2:09.15) and the 50 freestyle (25.80) for Geneva.

Non-league

Palmyra-Macedon 92, Gates Chili 71

Josh Moyer won the 200 individual medley (2:53. 29) and Zach Moyer won the 50 freestyle (27.16) for Palmyra-Macedon.

Harley-Allendale Columbia 60, Oakfield-Alabama 43

Gil Smolyak won in the in the 200 IM (2:23.31) and 100 backstroke (1:07.51) for H-AC.

Monroe County

Eastridge 33, East/School of the Arts 26

200 medley relay: E/SOTA (Owen Siebert, Avraham Presberg, Ulises Caballero, Alejandro Cruz-Goebel 2:15.69; 200 freestyle: Siebert (E/S) 2:00.58; 50 freestyle: Kyle Suhr (E) 27.24; 100 Butterfly: Keaton Suhr (E) 1:15.18; 100 freestyle: Giovanni Figueroa (E) 1:05.75; 500 freestyle: Siebert (E/S) 5:19.22; 200 freestyle relay: E/SOTA (Siebert, Presberg, Caballero, Cruz-Goebel) 2:02.95; 100 breaststroke: Presberg (E/S) 1:43.56.

Brighton 108, Penfield 64

200 medley relay: Penfield (Michael Gorman, Andrew Deluca, Matt Murante, Casey Buscemi) 1:57.22; 200 freestyle: Liam Bethlendy (B) 1:57.61; 200 IM: Noah Stevens (B) 1:57.23; 50 freestyle: Buscemi (P) 24.19; Diving: Corey Neas (B) 351.75; 100 butterfly: Dane Carter (B) 1:02.17; 100 freestyle: Theo Couderc (B) 56.69; 500 freestyle: Jack Fromm (B) 5:14.53; 200 freestyle relay: Brighton (Carter, Couderc, Fromm, Bethlendy) 1:42.33; 100 backstroke: Stevens (B) 55.96; 100 breaststroke: Murante (P) 1:08.55; 400 freestyle relay: Penfield (Trevor Leinenbach, Gorman, Josh MacKecknie, Murante) 3:50.83.

Wrestling

Livingston County

Avon 63, Bath 10

Zach Loomis pinned Dain Decker in 1:59 at 170 pounds for Avon (12-1).

Tristen Trine pinned Curtis Detty in 2:34 at 220 for the Braves.

Rush-Henrietta’s Shemere Elliott, left, drives to the basket under the defense of Fairport’s Matthew Keenan during regular season game at Rush-Henrietta High School on Friday.

Zion Morrison finished with 28 points and three assists, Darrell Barley had 15 points and four assists and Dallas Stevens had 15 points and 14 rebounds to lead East to a 93-89 victory over Edison in an RCAC boys basketball game on Friday night.

Donte Crumpler had 40 points and 21 rebounds for Edison (4-1).

Edison: Christian Allen 6, Donte Crumpler 40, Anthony Kendrick 2, Tyshawn Owens 2, Raliek Redd 11, Terrell Shell 6, Marique Simkin 22.

East: Brian Alexander 4, Darrell Barley 15, Theodore Buckner III 6, Javar Collier 0, Brandon Hunt 14, Windell Lucas 8, Zion Morrison 28, Willie Shipmon 4, Dallas Stevens 15, Chaz Washington 0.

3-Point Goals – Edison (Marique Simkin 1), East (Darrell Barley 4, Brandon Hunt 3, Zion Morrison 2, Dallas Stevens 1).

Wilson 90, NE/NW College Prep 50

NE/NW College Prep: Tysheen Brock 0, Robert Brooks 11, Jakiy Lee 3, Robert Lovelace 0, Torrence Phillips 10, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 4, Ben Russ 4, Daiquon Turner 15, William Washington 3.

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 28, Robert Davis 30, Earl English 8, Ricky Gamble 3, Mohamed Haji 3, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 5, Darrius Hartzog 9, Tabu McKenzie 2, Patrick Phillips 2.

3-Point Goals – NE/NW College Prep (Robert Brooks 2, Jakiy Lee 1, Torrence Phillips 1, William Washington 1), Wilson (Donovan Campbell 1, Robert Davis 4, Earl English 1, Ricky Gamble 1, Mohamed Haji 1, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 1, Darrius Hartzog 1).

Donovan Campbell had 28 points and 18 rebounds and Freshman Robert Davis scored 30 points for the second time this season for Wilson (3-4).

College Prep is 2-5.

Monroe 87, School of the Arts 84

Monroe: Rayshawn Boswell 30, Daquan Brown-Junious 9, Anthony Colon 1, Carlee Ellis 8, Chris Gibson 10, Tyquil Glastow 10, Tyrece Harper 14, Jonathan Jones 3, Hakeem Sanchez 2, Chris Williams 0.

School of the Arts: Mecca Anderson 14, Tajman Ball 9, Justin Brumfield 2, James Clarke 20, Damare Hanks 2, Ian Jordan 6, Christian Simmons 31.

3-Point Goals – Monroe (Rayshawn Boswell 3, Daquan Brown-Junious 1, Chris Gibson 1, Tyquil Glastow 2, Tyrece Harper 4, Jonathan Jones 1), School of the Arts (Mecca Anderson 1, James Clarke 4, Christian Simmons 1).

Chris Gibson converted an old-school three-point play after being fouled while attempting a layup for Monroe (3-3) with seven seconds left in regulation.

McQuaid 85, Franklin 45

Franklin: Tyron Blair 0, Tramel Bush 11, Nate Ellison 7, Armon Felder 0, Damari Hynes 0, Brandon Johnson 8, Chris Lewis 5, Tariq Martin 0, Mike Mathews 10, Ricardo Roman 0, Tamar Snow 0, M. Torres 0, Darnell Yeoumas 0.

McQuaid: Demetrius Breedlove 5, Brendan Broderick 9, Patrick Broderick 0, Nate Connolly 0, Tyler Cyrus 4, Mark DiPasquale 0, Mike Howland 0, Anthony Iglesia 12, Thomas Jones 14, Conner Kurtz 0, Jake Purcell 12, Isaiah Stewart 22, Divine Williams 5, Cam Wilson 2, Chirs Zapfel 0.

3-Point Goals – Franklin (Tramel Bush 3), McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 3, Anthony Iglesia 4, Jake Purcell 4, Divine Williams 1).

Isaiah Stewart had 22 points 3 blocks and 12 rebounds and Jake Purcell added 12 points 4 rebounds and 4 assists for McQuaid (3-1).

Early College 83, Leadership 80

Early College: Anthony Clermanso 0, Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 10, Jamonte Forrest 3, Bryan Harrell Jr. 28, Tajmin Holt 26, Jermer Murrell Jr. 13, Jonathan Radcliffe 3.

Leadership: Devon Brown 12, Donald Hill 0, Mahjari Hutchinson 0, Tamar Jackson 14, Tymeek Mackey 32, Terrick Morgan 6, Juna Sampson 16.

3-Point Goals – Early College (Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 1, Jamonte Forrest 1, Tajmin Holt 3), Leadership (Tymeek Mackey 4).

Jagdeep Drumgoole converted the go ahead free throw with seven seconds left for Early College (5-1).

Bryan Harrell finished with 28 points and 11 rebounds and Tajmin Holt had 26 points and 10 rebounds for the Cobras.

Northstar 77, Finney 71

Finney: Caleb Anger 2, Wesley Gerace 7, Max Harris 8, Simeon Heard 32, Dylan Ocorr 15, Keegan Ocorr 4, Cameron Odom 1, Xavier Smith 2.

Northstar: Miles Brown 21, Alex Gritsak 0, Derek Lundberg 2, Matthew Medeiros 17, Patrick Medeiros 0, Trey Roberts 18, Takashi Sen 6, Terron Smith 2, Nate Wade 11.

3-Point Goals – Finney (Wesley Gerace 1, Max Harris 1, Simeon Heard 6, Dylan Ocorr 3), Northstar (Matthew Medeiros 5, Trey Roberts 4, Takashi Sen 1).

Freshman Miles Brown had 21 points, 6 rebounds and 9 assists and Nate Wade had 11 points and 10 rebounds for Northstar (5-0).

Finney is 5-3.

Monroe County

Webster Schroeder 61, Webster Thomas 36

Webster Schroeder: Matt Ambalavanar 0, Connor Bissaillon 0, Will Bjarnar 0, Nick Brewer 13, Clay Dwyer 2, Brandan Gartland 17, Justin Graham 6, Jared Griffin 5, Karise Leonard 3, Evan Merkey 9, Caleb Punter 1, Andy Rye 2, Josh Simons 3.

Webster Thomas: Adam Barry 4, Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 7, Evan Greenberg 0, Max Howe 0, Colin LaBarbera 0, Cam Lynch 11, Ryan Mason 6, Justin Meyers 2, Sean O’Brien 2, Sean O’Grady 0, Justin Spiegel 4.

3-Point Goals – Webster Schroeder (Nick Brewer 3, Brandan Gartland 1, Justin Graham 2, Karise Leonard 1, Evan Merkey 1, Josh Simons 1), Webster Thomas (Stephen Edgett 1, Cam Lynch 1, Ryan Mason 2).

Brandan Gartland had 17 points and nine rebounds and Evan Merkey added 9 points 10 rebounds and 7 assists for Schroeder (4-2).

Brighton 61, Honeoye Falls-Lima 48

Brighton: Miles Davis 13, Arnes Huseinovic 6, Alex Jordan 6, Michael Liberti 2, Isaac Nelson 18, Mehdi Squalli 0, Jack Tullio 1, Liam Williams 15.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Austin Buschang 0, Tyler Bushnell 0, Josh D’Agostino 7, Tommy Eastman 23, Dan Hart 7, Coleman Roach 0, Garrett Ruff 6, James Segar 0, Ryan Shaw 1, Bryan Wager 4.

3-Point Goals – Brighton (Isaac Nelson 4, Liam Williams 3), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Josh D’Agostino 1, Tommy Eastman 1, Dan Hart 1).

Isaac Nelson led Brighton (2-4) with 18 points, including four 3-pointers.

Eastridge 55, Brockport 46

Brockport: Antonio Alvarez 14, Cory Gross 3, Shane Hogan 3, Jakeb Mitchell 2, Raphael Odey 8, Noah Schultz 16.

Eastridge: Rey Cain-Oriol 2, Dusean Chambers 3, Shakel Lawton 16, Joey Lewin 6, Nashim Malave 3, Alex Rivera 6, Robbie Salisbury 2, Kyndal Taggart 13, Kavon Tayler 4.

3-Point Goals – Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 1, Shane Hogan 1, Raphael Odey 1), Eastridge (Nashim Malave 1, Alex Rivera 2, Kyndal Taggart 2).

Shakel Lawton had 16 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals and Kavon Tayler added six rebounds and two steals for Eastridge (1-6).

Brockport is 1-5.

Gates Chili 62, Hilton 48

Hilton: Hunter Betrus 0, Danny Chatterton 2, Christian DeRooy 2, Brandon Lang 3, Johnathan Letta 11, Joey Lipani 7, Connor Mistretta 11, Bailey Pittman 2, Christian Ranke 8.

Gates Chili: Zac Cowell 5, Joe Lacy 4, Corey Powell 13, Maurice Price 0, Lydell Robinson 0, Matt Schiffer 2, Keith Slack 14, Cameron Turner 2, Kailee White Jr. 19.

3-Point Goals – Hilton (Brandon Lang 1, Johnathan Letta 2, Joey Lipani 1, Connor Mistretta 1), Gates Chili (Corey Powell 2, Keith Slack 3, Kailee White Jr. 1).

Kailee White Jr. had 19 points and nine rebounds and Corey Powell added 13 points and six assists for Gates (4-2).

Batavia 51, Greece Odyssey 46

Greece Odyssey: Vince Alongi 3, Pat Bigham 0, D.J. Billings 5, Dewaun Bryan 4, Latrell Cooper 6, John Mathis 8, Joe Pinero 3, Tom Roskey 9, Austin Westrich 2, Aaron Wilkins 6.

Batavia: T Sean Ayala 0, Alex Canty 0, Malachi Chenault 12, Adonis Davis 6, Ryan Hogan 19, Jake Schrider 4, Trevor Sherwood 6, Steve Stefaniak 0.

3-Point Goals – Greece Odyssey (Vince Alongi 1, D.J. Billings 1, Joe Pinero 1, Tom Roskey 1, Aaron Wilkins 2), Batavia (Ryan Hogan 1, Trevor Sherwood 1).

Trevor Sherwood had 10 rebounds and five assists and Malachi Chenault added 12 points and eight rebounds for Batavia.

Irondequoit 67, Penfield 45

Penfield: Brandon Buse 2, Brian Casey 2, Aedan Danehy 4, Joseph Hurysz 0, Ryan Klabfus 0, Andrew Miller 0, Isiah Preston 1, Jacob Rinere 8, Vaughn Shorter 3, De’Quan Smith 25, Kyle Straube 0, Colby Wiktorski 0.

Irondequoit: Jacob Arrowood 2, Alex Goldsberry 17, Kaelen Kanealey 1, Mitch Senecal 6, Colin Shafer 0, Ty’Reek Sizer 3, Ty’Sean Sizer 5, Zach Stenglein 29, Chris VanKerkhove 0, DeRon Williams 2, Marcel Zaleski 0, Jeremiah Zitz 2.

3-Point Goals – Penfield (Aedan Danehy 1, Jacob Rinere 2), Irondequoit (Ty’Reek Sizer 1, Ty’Sean Sizer 1, Zach Stenglein 7).

Zach Steinglein finished with 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, 3 assists, 3 steals and 4 rebounds for Irondequoit (4-2).

Alex Goldsberry scored 12 of his 17 points in the first quarter for the Eagles.

DaQuan Smith had 18 of his 25 points in the second half for Penfield.

Greece Arcadia 73, Greece Olympia 35

Greece Olympia: Rah’Qual Avant 4, Aaron Bell 0, John Carson III 2, William Green 9, Jeff Jung 3, William Lewis 0, Anthony McEwen 8, Ernest Meeks 0, Javier Mercado 0, Najee Miller 0, Vedad Odzakovic 0, Elijah Powell 4, Fadiel Rodriguez 0, David Wehner 0.

Greece Arcadia: Noah Barnard 2, Reggie Clark 9, Zach D’Arpino 0, Jon Dueker 4, Thomas Finnerty 5, Anthony Finucane 8, Dan Freese 4, Drew Freese 0, Ian Insley 0, Ketih McGee 12, Neale McMullen 3, Fidel Norris 13, Mev Odzakozic 4, Marcus Zappia 11.

3-Point Goals – Greece Olympia (William Green 1, Jeff Jung 1), Greece Arcadia (Reggie Clark 1, Thomas Finnerty 1, Dan Freese 1, Ketih McGee 2, Neale McMullen 1, Fidel Norris 1, Marcus Zappia 3).

Fidel Norris, Keith McGee and Marcus Zappia all finished with double digits for Arcadia (4-1).

The Titans took an early lead in the first quarter and never relinquished it.

Fairport 61, Rush-Henrietta 48

Fairport: Ryan Algier 0, Wanya Bruce 0, Stephen Gabel 9, TJ Hendricks 0, Jordan Holmes 0, Cam Keeley 8, Matthew Keenan 11, Nick Lapp 0, Dan Masino 31, Matt Muncey 2.

Rush-Henrietta: Shemere Elliott 7, Shane Fanning 7, Jared Gerbino 3, Tyler Henry 0, Justen Polk 5, Chris Reed 0, Reggie Robinson 20, Matt Snow 0, Steve Zarzycki 5.

3-Point Goals – Fairport (Stephen Gabel 1, Cam Keeley 2, Matthew Keenan 2, Dan Masino 2), Rush-Henrietta (Shane Fanning 1, Reggie Robinson 1, Steve Zarzycki 1).

Dan Masino scored 31 points for Fairport (6-0).

Canandaigua 47, Victor 40

Canandaigua: Devin Andrews 0, Max Colcord 21, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 18, Brian Hoffman 0, Scott Laforte 8, Max Tucker 0.

Victor: Clay Bleier 10, Jacob DiSanto 6, Michael Novitsky 11, Kyle O’Dea 7, Sam Palomaki 0, Jackson Parker 6.

3-Point Goals – Canandaigua (Carson Greene 4), Victor (Clay Bleier 1, Jacob DiSanto 2, Kyle O’Dea 1).

Max Colcord had a double-double with 21 points and 14 rebounds and Carson Greene added 18 points 3 assists and 2 steals for Canandaigua (4-3).

Pittsford Mendon fans throw their arms during a free-throw shot during the girls game in the Rainbow Classic in the annual matchup against Pittsford Sutherland.

Mendon’s Matt Powers goes up with Sutherland’s Robbie Doggett (1).

Mendon’s Abbey Leon drives to the basket against Sutherland’s Ally Judd

Pittsford Mendon fans show their support during the girls game in the Rainbow Classic in the annual matchup against Pittsford Sutherland.

Pittsford Mendon fans show their support during the girls game in the Rainbow Classic in the annual matchup against Pittsford Sutherland.

Mendon’s Matt Powers goes up with Sutherland’s Robbie Doggett (1).

Pittsford Mendon fans show their support during the girls game in the Rainbow Classic in the annual matchup against Pittsford Sutherland.

Mendon’s Matt Powers gets a hand in the face by Sutherland’s Mike Ryan while trying to get a shot off during the Rainbow Classic.

Mendon’s Abbey Leon drives to the basket against Sutherland’s Ally Judd (15).

The Rainbow Classic isn’t just a boys and girls basketball doubleheader between town rivals Pittsford Mendon and Pittsford Sutherland. It’s part ear-splitting pep rally, part border war and probably the biggest fund-raiser pulled off every year by one school district in Section V.

“It’s awe-inspiring,” Brian Pasley said Friday night at the University of Rochester’s Palestra, where a $33,000 check was presented to Golisano Children’s Hospital to bump the event’s 15-year donation total to just over $400,000.

It’s played in memory of Pasley’s daughter, Katelyn, who died just one month after being diagnosed with leukemia in 2000. She was 8 years old. It also honors Ryan McCluski, a Sutherland graduate who was 20 in 2004 when he died due to complications from a neuromuscular disease that made even walking difficult.

“We went to hospital on Wednesday, just to see the lounge and all the different activities provided for the families and the children who are sick,” Mendon senior point guard Abbey Leon said. “To know we impacted that is just a really great feeling.”

On the court, the rivals split. The Mendon girls and Sutherland boys each built 19-point leads after three quarters and won. Mendon, whose lead was trimmed to seven, won 56-46. The Sutherland won 61-41, but emotions ran hot in the boys game after a hard foul late when Josh Mack, the Knights’ star running back in football, was going in for a dunk.

“It’s unbelievable. The energy in the gym, even when the kids come out for warm-ups, you just can’t match it,” said 16th-year Sutherland boys coach, John Nally. “There’s very few athletes and coaches that get to play in atmosphere like that. We’ve been down to Blue Cross (Arena at the War Memorial) and it’s fun, but that fails in comparison.”

The boys game marked the first matchup between Nally, 41, and his brother and former assistant, Bob, 38, who is in his first season as Mendon’s head coach. Bob was John’s assistant for all 16 of his seasons and their players went at each other like sibling rivals.

Just as it always is, the Palestra was rollicking. Most of the reason for that is each school’s student section, Sutherland’s SuperFans and the Mendon Madness. Each group cheers in unison, one chant being answered across the gym by another. Think Cameron Indoor Stadium at Duke University, just smaller. The Palestra’s capacity is about 1,800 and the acoustics make it deafening.

“I’m going to steal a phrase that Sports Illustrated used to describe the Ithaca-Cortland football game when they called it the “greatest little game in the nation,” said Pittsford’s 16th-year athletic director, Scott Barker. “I would venture to say that there isn’t an atmosphere better in the country for a high school girls and boys basketball game than here tonight.”

It’s not just the players, either. The cheerleaders donated $9,000 from revenue generated selling advertising the game program. About $16,000 comes from ticket revenue ($10 per seat). Art students also donate their time and work for murals that decorate a new lobby and teen lounge at the hospital.

“I think it’s important that our students learn about community service and what it’s like to give back,” said Kim McCluski, Ryan’s mother. “When they learn it young, they’ll remember it their whole lives and they will make a difference.”

Katelyn Pasley’s fondness for rainbows gave the night its name.

“It’s kind of the perfect storm. You’ve got great families. You’ve got a great community that supports this stuff and it’s a legacy now,” Mendon girls basketball coach Todd Julien said. “Year after year we sell this place out. Everybody’s committed to it, dollars continue to roll in and I’m just proud to be a small part of it.”

JDIVERON@Gannett.com

GIRLS: Pittsford Mendon 56, Pittsford Sutherland 46

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 1, Vicky Beatham 8, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 6, Lauren Graupman 3, Ally Judd 2, Lena Kaufman 16, Elle Pestorius 10, Mara Smith 0.

Pittsford Mendon: Jamie Amoroso 0, Olivia Blasioli 13, Caroline Cullinan 12, Abbey Leon 12, Sara Lyons 8, April Mofett 0, Ellie Mooney 9, Sarah Stark 0, Shamyah Starks 2, Tiana Swank 0.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Sutherland (Vicky Beatham 2, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 2, Lauren Graupman 1, Lena Kaufman 3), Pittsford Mendon (Olivia Blasioli 1, Abbey Leon 2, Ellie Mooney 1).

BOYS: Pittsford Sutherland 61, Pittsford Mendon 41

Pittsford Mendon: Braden Apt 0, Winston Bennett 0, Zach Briggs 2, Sam Cestra 0, Anthony Ciaccio 0, Taylor Genier 0, Jeremy Jacob 15, Jim Kaneally 3, Devin Miller 0, Matt Powers 16, David Thompson 0, Chris Wittig 5.

Pittsford Sutherland: Micah Cook 3, Kevin Davis 6, Ryan Diana 0, Robbie Doggett 16, Davis Heyman 0, Josh Mack 20, Craig Rosen 2, Jack Ward 7, Jon Werner 0.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Mendon (Jeremy Jacob 1, Jim Kaneally 1, Matt Powers 2, Chris Wittig 1), Pittsford Sutherland (Micah Cook 1, Robbie Doggett 1, Josh Mack 3).

State basketball leaving Glens Falls

The New York State Public High School Athletic Association voted 14-8 on Friday to award the boys state tournament semifinals and finals to Binghamton for 2017-19 at the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena. That ends what will be a 36-year run at the Glens Falls Civic Center after this season.

Hilton’s Yianni Diakomihalis, front, pinned Gates-Chili’s Derek St. James in the second period of the finals of the 138-pound weight class during the Monroe County League Wrestling Championships at Webster Schroeder High School on Dec. 19, 2015.

Yianni Diakomihalis of Hilton pinned Gates Chili’s Derek St. James to win the 138-pound weight class at the Monroe County Championships on Saturday.

He was one of four winners for the Cadets, who also won the team championship with 250.5 points.

Greg Diakomihalis (99), Austin Hertel (120), Louie DePrez (170) also won championships for Hilton.

Elijah Sims (R-H) and Tristan Ierlan (V) each received an Outstanding Wrestler Award. Ierlan won a major decision (13-2) in the 160 weight class and Sims drew in the 113 weight class.

Team: Hilton 250.5; Fairport 197; Brockport 185; Penfield 166; Rush-Henrietta 152; Webster Schroeder 127; Victor 115; Irondequoit 106; Webster Thomas 98; Spencerport 84; Canandaigua 52; Gates Chili 50; Pittsford 49; Honeoye Falls-Lima 44; Batavia 41; East Irondequoit/Eastridge 39; Greece 37; Churchville-Chili 29; Brighton 14.

99: Greg Diakomihalis (H) tf. Ryan Burgos (H) 15-0; 106: Alex Samson (V) sv. Cody Anders (B) 8-6; 113: Elijah Sims (R-H) draw Jacob Ruggeri (F); 120: Austin Hertel (H) d. Austin Kassel (R-H) 5-1; 126: Troy Ferris (B) d. Mike Butler (I) 5-4; 132: Mike Venosa (V) md. Cory Giunta (WT) 12-1; 138: Yianni Diakomihalis (H) f. Derek St. James (GC) 3:16; 145: Parker Kropman (P) md. Alex Salvaggio (WS) 11-3; 152: Frankie Gissendanner (P) md. Justin Klein (R-H) 14-4; 160: Tristan Ierlan (V) md. Kyle Pittman (S) 13-2; 170: Louie DePrez (H) tf. Justin Harter (G) 17-2; 182: Cameron Caldarelli (B) by forfeit; 195: Jesse Trout (R-H) d. Jake Sweet (B) 4-3; 220: Billy Bolia (F) d. John Fuino (H) 7-1; 285: Cam Rohr (I) f. Donnie Neuffer (H)1:11.

Hockey

Robby Copaway Cadet Christmas Classic

Finals: Hilton 10, West Seneca West 1

Ted Cessna had a goal and an assist and John Onufryk had two assists for Hilton (6-1).

Irondequoit 7, Greece Arcadia/Olympia 1

David Regan added two goals and an assist and Patrick Hynes had a goal and an assist for Irondequoit (3-4).

Max McHale had 10 saves in goal for the win.

Brett Frank scored for the Lightning.

Salmon River Tournament

McQuaid 5, Queensbury 3

Luc Rosedale had 4 assists and Peter Campbell added two goals and he was named to the all-tournament team for McQuaid.

Batavia Tournament

Sweet Home 1, Geneseo 0

Tyler Adholm scored the game-winning goal with 11:46 remaining in the third period to lead Sweet Home.

Zachary Sarkas recorded 38 saves for the shutout and earned tournament MVP honors for the Black Panthers.

Batavia 9, Amherst 5

Josh Hylkema recorded two goals and five assists and Jake Kasnarek added three goals for Batavia.

Jake Cryer had his first career win with 12 saves for the Blue Devils.

All-tournament team: Mitchell Walton (G), Andrew Szyz (SH), Josh Hylkema (B), Matt Gadmenske (SH), Reid Mattle (G), Billy McDevitt (G).

Section V

Fairport 4, Brighton/ER/Honeoye Falls-Lima 3 (OT)

Jordan Pepe scored the game-winning goal and added an assist and Spencer DeRidder had a goal and three assists to lead Fairport.

Michael Layer recorded 19 saves for the Red Raiders.

Travis Scroger had 34 saves for Brighton.

Webster Thomas 3, Pittsford 3

Brayden Deming had two goals and an assist for Thomas (6-0-1).

John Mozrall tallied a goal and an assist for Pittsford (4-1-1).\

Webster Schroeder 5, Canandaigua 2

Victor 4, Penfield 1

Max Lambert scored two goals and Patrick Nanning and Ashton Collazo each added a goal (4-1).

Chayse Ierlan had 24 saves for Blue Devils.

Brockport 10, Spencerport 1

Koby Dusett recorded a hat trick and Waldon Grady and Patrick Viscardi each tallied two goals and two assists for Brockport (5-0-1).

Mitchell Henshaw added five points for the Blue Devils.

Swimming

Shenendehowa Invitational

Team Scores: 1. Shaker, 359; 2. Pittsford 349, 3. Ithaca, 302. 9. Hilton 109.

200 medley relay: 5. Pittsford (Casey Ransford, Tommy Magda, Arthur Fan, Ben Beldner) 1:46.05*; 10. Hilton (Noah Neale, Matt Buri, Lee Lohrmann, Josh Rosario) 1:50.38; 200 freestyle: 8. John Kellett (P) 1:49.62; 200 IM: 1. Fan (P) 1:54.55*; 50 freestyle: 9. Beldner (P) 23.14; Diving: Sean Riley (P) 545.95*; 5. Brian Lane (H) 489.80*; 7. David Petrison (P) 478.15*; 100 butterfly: 3. Ransford (P) 53.25*; 100 freestyle: 3. Fan (P) 48.62*; 500 freestyle: 5. Tim Brake (P) 4:55.31; 200 freestyle relay: 3. Pittsford (Christian Realbuto, Beldner, Kellett, John Betters) 1:31.86; 4. Hilton (Adam Reitz, Max Wagner, Josh Rosario, Alex Parks) 1:32.05; 100 backstroke: 3. Ransford (P) 54.82*; 100 breaststroke: 9. Chris Evans (P) 1:03.33; 400 freestyle relay: 3. Pittsford (Ransford, Kellett, Realbuto, Fan) 3:17.34*; 6. Hilton (Reitz, Wagner, Parks, Lohrmann) 3:25.57.

* = State Cut

Canandaigua Quad Invitational Meet

Team Scores: 1. Honeoye Falls-Lima, 601; 2. Canandaigua, 489.5; 3. Avon, 457; 4. Palmyra-Macedon, 326.5.

200 medley relay: Canandaigua (Thomas Chapman, Nicholas Nicoletti, Scott Richardson, Alex Baker) 1:47.52. 200 freestyle: Nic Wolfer (A) 1:48.84; 200 IM: David DeLaus (HF-L) 2:04.60; 50 freestyle: Baker (C) 23.30; Diving: Corey Wirth (HF-L) 392.65; 100 butterfly: James Baker (HF-L) 55.32; 100 freestyle: Wolfer (A) 48.87; 500 freestyle: Baker (HF-L) 5:04.35; 200 freestyle relay: HF-L (DeLaus, J. Baker, Zach Skelton, Harper Coleman) 1:34.03; 100 backstroke: DeLaus (HF-L) 58.19; 100 breaststroke: Nicoletti (C) 1:07.25; 400 freestyle relay: Avon (Marcus Stickel, Cam Keatley, Ryan Corcoran, Wolfer) 3:25.04.

Livingston County

Geneseo 88, York 80

Thomas Marshall won the 200 freestyle (1:57.94) and the 50 freestyle (23.43) and Zachary Shine won the 200 IM (2:18.56) and the 500 freestyle (5:50.25) for Geneseo.

Aquinas receiver Earnest Edwards, shown here in the Class AA state title game, caught five passes for 286 yards and was named MVP on Nov. 29.

We do A LOT for Fall All-Greater Rochester — our massive 163-athlete/11-sport section that included athletes from 36 different schools — but we don’t have a Plays of the Season — yet. MaxPreps, however, does have a Top 10 Football Plays of the Year and a 67-yard catch and run for a touchdown by Earnest Edwards made the list.

The senior wide receiver for Aquinas made at least six would-be tacklers miss during a 67-yard juke-and-jive-then-dash play during the Nov. 29 Class AA state title game, a 44-19 rout by the Little Irish of Saratoga Springs for the state-record seventh championship and second in the last three years. Edwards had a day, all right, catching five balls for 286 yards from quarterback Jake Zembiec. Three of them went for TDs and he also ran for one.

Here’s a link to VIDEO OF THE RUN.

Aquinas cruises to another state title