Aquinas’ Earnest Edwards blocks the shot of McQuaid’s Cam Wilson during the first quarter of their game Monday, Dec. 21, 2015 at McQuaid.

Jason Hawkes had 11 points and nine rebounds to help lift Aquinas to a 50-36 over McQuaid in a non-league boys basketball game Monday.

Jalen Pickett added 13 points and four assists for Earnest Edwards tallied 16 points and three steals for the Little Irish (4-1).

Aquinas: Graycen Carter 1, Earnest Edwards 16, Billy Gillan 0, Jason Hawkes 11, Jamir Jones 1, Jalen Pickett 13, David Vito 8.

McQuaid: Brendan Broderick 8, Mike Howland 3, Anthony Iglesia 0, Thomas Jones 5, Jake Purcell 8, Isaiah Stewart 6, Cam Wilson 6.

3-Point Goals: Aquinas (Earnest Edwards 2, Jason Hawkes 2, Jalen Pickett 3), McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 2, Jake Purcell 2).

Greece Odyssey 54, Caledonia-Mumford 34

Greece Odyssey: Vince Alongi 2, Pat Bigham 3, D.J. Billings 12, Dewaun Bryan 7, Latrell Cooper 1, John Mathis 17, Brendan Mulcahy 0, Joe Pinero 0, Tom Roskey 4, Tim Shurtliss 0, Austin Westrich 4, Aaron Wilkins 4, Jeff Wilson 0.

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

3-Point Goals: Greece Odyssey (Pat Bigham 1, D.J. Billings 2), Caledonia-Mumford (Jon Boilard 1, Vin Molisani 2).

John Mathis had 17 points, 6 steals, and 4 rebounds for Odyssey (3-5).

World of Inquiry 63, Geneseo 57

Geneseo: Parker Burnette 0, Zach Clar 11, Trevor Frazier 0, Marcus Griffin 16, Sean Kelly 0, Sean LaGrou 0, Brian Linton 0, Devin Mix 12, Jack Oakes 0, Matt Robinson 0, Kyle Rollins 13, Jack Ryan 0, Brendan Wheeler 2, Jake Young 0.

World of Inquiry: Leander Blue 11, Maurice Brown 11, Elijah Gissendanner 3, Alphonso Joe 7, Terrell June 6, CeyQuan Salmon 25.

3-Point Goals: World of Inquiry (Leander Blue 1, Elijah Gissendanner 1, CeyQuan Salmon 2).

Leander Blue hit a 3-pointer with under a minute left in regulation for WOI.

CeyQuan Salmon finished with 25 points and seven rebounds and Alphonso Joe added seven points and 5 steals for the Griffins (6-2).

Monroe County

Greece Olympia 75,

Eastridge 63

Greece Olympia: Rah’Qual Avant 8, William Green 16, William Lewis 13, Anthony McEwen 8, Ernest Meeks 9, Elijah Powell 12, Fabiel Rodriguez 4, David Wehner 4.

Eastridge: Jerry Bradley 0, Rey Cain-Oriol 12, Dusean Chambers 5, Mandel Green 0, Shakel Lawton 15, Joey Lewin 2, Nashim Malave 0, Alex Rivera 22, Robbie Salisbury 7.

3-Point Goals: Greece Olympia (William Green 1, William Lewis 3), Eastridge (Dusean Chambers 1, Shakel Lawton 1, Alex Rivera 6, Robbie Salisbury 1).

Irondequoit 84, Hilton 55

Hilton: Jack Annable 4, Hunter Betrus 0, Danny Chatterton 0, Christian DeRooy 0, Brandon Lang 5, Johnathan Letta 16, Joey Lipani 19, Chase Metzger 4, Connor Mistretta 3, Bailey Pittman 0, Christian Ranke 4.

Irondequoit: Jacob Arrowood 4, Alex Goldsberry 15, Kaelen Kanealey 0, Mitch Senecal 16, Colin Shafer 5, Ty’Reek Sizer 8, Ty’Sean Sizer 20, Zach Stenglein 8, Chris VanKerkhove 2, DeRon Williams 4, Marcel Zaleski 0, Jeremiah Zitz 2.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Brandon Lang 1, Johnathan Letta 4, Joey Lipani 5), Irondequoit (Alex Goldsberry 1, Ty’Reek Sizer 2, Ty’Sean Sizer 4, Zach Stenglein 8).

Mitch Senecal had 16 points and 10 rebounds and Zach Stenglein added eight points and 10 assists for Irondequoit (5-2).

Ty’Sean Sizer scored 17 of his 20 points in the first half for the Eagles.

Penfield 78, Brockport 54

Brockport: Antonio Alvarez 33, Emilio Ball 6, Zach Maxon 5, Jakeb Mitchell 0, Raphael Odey 3, Noah Schultz 7.

Penfield: Brandon Buse 12, Brian Casey 2, Aedan Danehy 0, Ryan Klabfus 8, Andrew Miller 2, Isiah Preston 11, Jacob Rinere 5, Vaughn Shorter 15, De’Quan Smith 21, Colby Wiktorski 2.

3-Point Goals: Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 3, Emilio Ball 1, Zach Maxon 1), Penfield (Ryan Klabfus 1, Isiah Preston 1, Jacob Rinere 1, De’Quan Smith 4).

De’Quan Smith scored 21 points and Vaughn Shorter had 15 points and seven rebounds for Penfield (4-3).

Girls basketball

Finger Lakes

Wayne 60, Mynderse 53

Mynderse: Hannah Brown-Trice 6, Madison Hilimire 7, Kalli Kelsey 0, Hannah Lang 0, Maegan Mein 2, Heidi Miller 23, Sarah Shaffer 3, Divya Tewari 9, Megan Tilton 3.

Wayne: Taylor Corts 10, Bailey Jenkins 6, Alana Kornaker 0, Hannah Mitchell 9, Mary Panepento 7, Bailey Pratt 28, Hannah Zenelovic 0.

3-Point Goals: Mynderse (Madison Hilimire 1, Heidi Miller 1, Divya Tewari 1, Megan Tilton 1), Wayne (Taylor Corts 1, Bailey Pratt 3).

Bailey Pratt scored a game-high 28 points and Bailey Jenkins grabbed 13 rebounds for the Eagles (7-0).

Harley-Allendale Columbia 53, Marcus Whitman 24

Marcus Whitman: Dani Bagley 6, Jordyn Chappelle 7, Teresa Craugh 0, Cameron James 2, Ellie Nemitz 2, Emily Thompson 7.

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Lenura Aliyeva 0, Imani Baker 10, Kate Bartlett 8, Alyssa Broberg 7, Rachel Coghill 0, Adelaide Flood 6, Caroline Mealey 2, Jalen Nowden 9, Abby O’Brien 9, Mackenzie O’Hara 2.

Kate Bartlett had 8 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks for H-AC.

Non-league

Batavia 66, Aquinas 58

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 4, Kelsey Brinkel 10, Lindsey Brinkel 2, Sophie Depalma 0, Kayla Jackson 23, Erica Knapp 12, Ayanna Sampson 2, Nina Starkweather 5.

Batavia: Sam Cecere 8, Tiara Filbert 22, Bri Janes 0, Madison McCulley 22, Elyse Snow 0, Ryann Stefaniak 6, Taylor Stefaniak 8.

3-Point Goals: Aquinas (Kayla Jackson 1, Erica Knapp 2), Batavia (Madison McCulley 7).

Madison McCulley’s seven 3-pointers tied a school record that she set in 2014 for Batavia (6-1).

Tiara Filbert earned a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds for the Blue Devils.

Batavia Notre Dame 47, Gananda 28

Batavia Notre Dame: Hannah Bowen 13, Taylor DiMartino 10, Emily Fischer 0, Kimmy Keeler 0, Rebecca Krenzer 10, Michelle Martinucci 0, Callie McCulley 12, Margaret Sutherland 2.

Gananda: Melissa Camp 0, Samantha Crumb 5, Peyton Daessler 2, Kathleen Frauel 0, Rebecca Reeves 2, Bryanna Roos 0, Camryn Vogt 1, Demetria Woodard 18.

3-Point Goals: Batavia Notre Dame (Hannah Bowen 3, Rebecca Krenzer 1, Callie McCulley 2), Gananda (Samantha Crumb 1).

Hannah Bowen scored 13 points for BND (5-2).

Demetria Woodard had 18 points and nine rebounds for Gananda (8-1).

Monroe County

Victor 64,

Churchville-Chili 35

Victor: Emily Gyles 6, Kirsten Haggerty 5, Emily Leonard 4, Kate Leonard 10, Sarah Newton 8, Sarah O’Connell 0, Victoria Reid 0, Kristen Simmons 8, Sarah Simmons 6, Sammie Torlish 0, Franny Valenti 17.

Churchville-Chili: Allison Ariola 2, Tiffany Binion 7, Skylar Burgess 1, Rebecca Czolgosz 0, Delaney Finewood 0, Kristen Gawron 5, Sydney Hayden 2, Jamilyn Keele 0, Ashlyn Raines 0, Ayanna Simmons 4, Abigail Tabone 6, Emily Tabone 8, Mara Zimmerman 0.

3-Point Goals: Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 1, Emily Leonard 1, Kristen Simmons 2, Sarah Simmons 2, Franny Valenti 1).

Franny Valenti had 17 points and Kate Leonard added 10 for Victor.

Emily Tabone led scoring for C-C with eight points.

Penfield 66, Brockport 25

Brockport: Paige Bauch 0, Rachel Benedict 12, Madison Byrne 3, Bryn Hayes 8, Alyssa Morrison 2, Lizzie Reynolds 0, Samantha Sage 0.

Penfield: Mararget Bassney 0, Kristen Baumer 9, Olivia Columbo 0, Isabella Delisanti 4, Ali Fitzgerald 14, Emma Guy 17, Molly Hines 4, Brianne Moxley 2, Nina Nesselbush 0, Gabby Pancio 4, Jenna Russell 2, Makaila Wilson 10.

3-Point Goals: Brockport (Bryn Hayes 1), Penfield (Kristen Baumer 1, Ali Fitzgerald 2).

Emma Guy led Penfield (6-0) with 17 points and seven steals.

Genesee Region

Wheatland-Chili 38,

Kendall 16

Wheatland-Chili: Jasmine Boswell 0, Abbey Callaghan 7, Hannah Callaghan 5, Lindsey Clar 2, Taylor Clar 5, Megan Nolan 3, Brianna Parker 2, Elizabeth Russell 3, Alyssa Seiheimer 9, Taylor Seiheimer 2.

Kendall: Rachael Bakutis 0, Alexis Knaak 0, Bridget Miller 0, Elizabeth Rath 3, Taylor ReQua 3, Taylor Rutland 3, Daniela Volkmar 3, Lyndsay Wright 4.

3-Point Goals: Wheatland-Chili (Abbey Callaghan 1, Hannah Callaghan 1, Taylor Clar 1), Kendall (Taylor ReQua 1, Taylor Rutland 1, Daniela Volkmar 1).

Alyssa Seiheimer had nine points and six rebounds and Abby Callaghan had seven points and nine rebounds for W-C (5-0).

Fairport’s Ryan Algier gets a piece of this shot by Athena’s Israel Dudley.

Fairport’s Matt Muncey (21) wrestles the ball away from Athena’s Anthony Lamb.

The best high school basketball player in the greater Rochester region is Anthony Lamb, a forward at Greece Athena.

The best high school basketball team in the greater Rochester region so far, is Fairport.

Section V Class AA runner-ups each of the last two seasons, the Fairport Red Raiders won a matchup of undefeated Monroe County league teams Tuesday night at Greece Athena, 82-69.

“It has a lot of impact on us,” Fairport guard Matthew Keenan said. “Every time we’ve played Greece Athena the last three, four years maybe, we’ve lost by a big deficit or it was a close game.

“So yeah, this win is huge for us. We really wanted to beat Greece Athena at Greece Athena.”

Keenan, a 6-foot-3 senior, scored 31 points, a personal-high for him as a varsity player. A league all-star last season, Keenan made four 3-pointers and also finished with six rebounds. Dan Masino, a junior guard who was a member of the Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester boys basketball first team last season, finished with 20 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists.

Athena’s Patrick Meisenzahl (12) is called for the blocking foul as Fairport’s Matthew Keenan drives to the basket.

Fairport, off to a 7-0 start, is the top-ranked team in the Democrat and Chronicle Section V Large-School Boys Basketball Coaches Poll and looked fairly sharp to the layman. Scott Fitch, the team’s coach, would’ve liked to have seen a stronger finish and Keenan called it the team’s worst defensive effort so far.

Who needs a warning about getting carried away with early success with that type of self-evaluation?

“I just think there are things that we usually do that we didn’t do this game, at the end of it and defensively,” Fitch said. “We just didn’t play smart, a lot of times. Typically, I feel we’re pretty good at that. We have room to improve, so that’s good. We’ll go back to work.over the break.

“We shot it well. I mean, we did do some things well, for sure. (The Trojans) are a very good team. I think we have room to improve, I’ll say that.”

Roth: Fairport’s Dan Masino is from famed hoops family

Lamb, a 6-6 senior who has given a verbal commitment to play at University of Vermont, scored 24 points. He was voted the AGR Player of the Year by coaches at the end of last season, after Greece Athena advanced to the Class A state tournament final. Trevor Layne, a senior guard and one of the new faces in the Athena starting lineup, was the team’s leading scorer on this night, with 25 points.

With a 6-1 record, Greece Athena coach Jim Johnson was able to smile after the first bump in the road this season for the Trojans .

“We’re getting better,” Johnson said in-between bites of pizza. “We have a terrific player, and we don’t have anybody else who played when games were on the line. We have some good young kids who are going to get better. I’m very optimistic. One of the reasons why I’ve always scheduled tough non-league (and non-division) games is so I can see and know (by the postseason). I think we’ll been fine.

“To Fairport’s credit, I thought that they were very good, even better than I thought. What they really did well was share the ball and other guys made shots.”

Fairport junior forward Cam Keeley finished with 12 points. He was one of six players who made at least one 3-pointer.

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Hilton’s Alyssa Juergens, Irondequoit’s Megan Dano and Hilton’s Meaghan McGwin chase a loose ball in the first quarter at Hilton High School.

Cameron Graupman scored 22 points and made a 3-pointer with under two minutes remaining to lead Hilton to a 61-59 victory over Irondequoit in a Monroe County girls basketball game Wednesday.

Allyson Strauss added 17 points for the Cadets (6-1).

Kara Cusker led Irondequoit scoring 13 points.

Irondequoit: Jada Culver 0, Kara Cusker 13, Megan Dano 10, Maria Marcera 8, Regan McGwin 0, Quinn Melidona 12, Caitlyn Merkel 0, Emma Sargent 0, Mimi Smith 2, Jennifer Teerlinck 6, Ajalaa Williams 8.

Hilton: Kelsey Carpenter 0, Raine Gardner 4, Olivia Gombatto 0, Cameron Graupman 22, Chloe Graupman 7, Alyssa Juergens 6, Meaghan McGwin 3, Lindzee Reyes 2, Allyson Strauss 17.

3-Point Goals: Irondequoit (Kara Cusker 3, Megan Dano 2, Maria Marcera 1), Hilton (Cameron Graupman 3, Chloe Graupman 1).

Finger Lakes

Palmyra-Macedon 52, Waterloo 48

Palmyra-Macedon: Gretchen Earl 10, Olivia Keller 3, Sophie Leva 2, Brandy Morrison 1, Aldyn Savage 17, Cierra Scheik 9, Mackenzie Storto 10.

Waterloo: Asia Arno 10, Logan Castiglione 24, Brittanie Forde 7, Hannah Guererri 0, Cari Jensen 3, Aubrey O’Brien 3, Jillian Panek 0, Vannessa Walters 1.

3-Point Goals: Palmyra-Macedon (Mackenzie Storto 1), Waterloo (Logan Castiglione 2, Brittanie Forde 2, Aubrey O’Brien 1).

Aldyn Savage had a double-double with 17 points and 15 rebounds for Pal-Mac.

Aubrey O’Brien had six steals and Jillian Panek had seven rebounds for Waterloo.

Wayne County

East Rochester 51, Red Creek 23

East Rochester: Leah Abreha 4, Ally Burns 2, Megan D’Angelo 10, Michaela Monachino 5, Alli Reynolds 16, Ashley Santo 2, Christine Touranjoe 3, Maddy Walsh 9, Zoe Zates 0.

Red Creek: Sienna Fernaays 4, Emma Griffin 0, Margaret Griffin 0, Maggie Meyer 0, Alex Mosqueda 2, Elyssia Mullen 1, Jacque Rice 0, Madelyn Rice 0, Katie Smith 7, Kimberlynn Sprague 0, Lacey Wiestner 0, Angela Wilbur 0, Isabella Wilbur 9.

3-Point Goals: East (Megan D’Angelo 1, Christine Touranjoe 1), Red Creek (Isabella Wilbur 1).

Alli Reynolds tallied 16 points for East Rochester (4-3).

Livingston County

Avon 42, Letchworth 35

Letchworth: Tracy Cartwright 0, Alyssa Downey 7, Dominique Eustace 1, Moriah Holmes 4, Julia Mertsock 16, Rachel Meyer 2, Rebekah Meyer 5.

Avon: Caroline Christiano 0, Amy Faville 6, Olivia Findlay 6, MaKaila Heath 0, Aubrey Helchowski 13, Natalie Mignemi 0, Madison Raynard 7, Keni Read 3, Abby Vanduser 7, Lindsey Welch 0, Lauren Wiard 0.

3-Point Goals: Letchworth (Alyssa Downey 1), Avon (Keni Read 1).

Aubrey Helchowski tallied 13 points and 10 rebounds and Amy Faville added 6 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists for Avon (6-1).

Bath 42, Dansville 31

Dansville: Sarah Cotton 5, Hope Didas 0, Sabrina Didas 11, Brooke Hartson 2, Briaunna Henchen 3, Abby Kuhn 8, Meghan Waters 2.

Bath: Jadyn Abrams 22, Eboni Allick 0, Madelyn Czajkowski 6, Olivia Fitzwater 0, Morgan Hess 0, Jessica Hillman 4, Samantha Lewis 0, Grace Marvin 2, Alex Siebert 4, MacKenna Taggart 4.

3-Point Goals: Dansville (Briaunna Henchen 1), Bath (Jadyn Abrams 1).

Jadyn Abrams tallied 22 points and added three rebounds for Bath (4-3).

Livonia 47, Wayland-Cohocton 37

Livonia: Rebekah Finster 0, Maddy Herzog 2, Morgan Hyde 11, Sarah Linsner 12, Melissa Mineti 0, Sarah Nation 3, Molly Stewart 8, Niki Templeton 11.

Wayland-Cohocton: Alex Button 13, Madison Gregorious 2, Reilly Landino 4, Leah Langerman 0, Megan McAllister 4, Kadeynn McInnis 4, Mikaela Nielsen 0, Marissa Schirmer 4, Ashlee Schumacher 6, Cora Young 0.

3-Point Goals: Livonia (Molly Stewart 1), Wayland-Cohocton (Alex Button 1).

Sarah Linsner had 12 points for Livonia.

Keshequa 33, York 28

York: Rebecca Fuller 3, Lauren Kennedy 0, Sarah McFarland 9, Hailey Pascuzzo 4, Danielle Perry 12.

Keshequa: Cameryn Bugman 11, Madison Ewing 6, Kathryn Gelser 4, Lacey Hillier 1, Payton Powers 9, Haley Smith 0.

3-Point Goals: Keshequa (Cameryn Bugman 1).

Cameryn Bugman tallied 11 points and four assists for Keshequa (5-3).

Geneseo 43, Le Roy 35

Geneseo: Victoria Finn 28, Samary Gomez 1, Kaity Keihl 11, Natalie Peraino 0, Kat Phillips 2, Alexa Salatel 1, Casey Vattimo 0.

Le Roy: Paige Biggins 2, Lydia Borrelli 2, Erin Cappotelli 7, Abby Dambra 0, Jamie Englerth 7, Bri Hill 7, Amy Lowe 2, Carli Piazza 0, Ceci Tilson 7, Ava Vescovi 1.

3-Point Goals: Geneseo (Victoria Finn 3), Le Roy (Jamie Englerth 1).

Victoria Finn had a career-high 28 points and 10 rebounds for a double-double for Geneseo (3-5).

Kaity Keihl tallied a career-high 11 points and added eight rebounds for the Blue Devils.

Niagara/Orleans

Newfane 48, Albion-VI 31

Newfane: Laura Aurenhamer 2, Paige Emborsky 8, Emily Foltz 14, Emily Geer 2, Haile Hambruch 2, Katie Kneeland 8, Katie Lafever 2, Olivia Littman 8, Marlee Passuit 2.

Albion: Emily Blanchard 8, Jaene Dogy 2, Sierra Newton 6, Chanyce Powell 9, Caitlynn Snook 4, Raven White 2.

3-Point Goals: Newfane (Paige Emborsky 2, Emily Foltz 1), Albion (Emily Blanchard 1, Chanyce Powell 1).

Chanyce Powell had nine points for Albion (2-5).

Non-league

Wayne 70, Gates Chili 38

Wayne: Taylor Corts 22, Tory Flatt 2, Bailey Jenkins 0, Alana Kornaker 0, Hannah Mitchell 4, Mary Panepento 3, Bailey Pratt 25, Phylis Reed 2, Hannah Zenelovic 12.

Gates Chili: Julie Andrews 6, Taylor Clark 2, Miram Ibezim 4, Sarah Lacey 5, Erika Oeschles 0, Chyna Richards 2, Princess Santos 14, Jourdan Smith 0, Shelby Stepherson 0, Jasmine Thomas 2, Skylar Whitmore 3.

3-Point Goals: Wayne (Taylor Corts 4, Bailey Pratt 3, Hannah Zenelovic 2), Gates Chili (Skylar Whitmore 1).

Taylor Corts had 22 points, 4 steals and 2 blocks and Bailey Pratt added 25 points and three steals for Wayne (8-0).

Mercy 58, Newark 37

Mercy: Traiva Breedlove 12, Caitlin Flaherty 0, Alex Hetterick 0, Katie Keck 0, Meghan Keyes 0, Leah Koonmen 16, Emily McDonough 2, Maggie McDonough 0, Jayla Myles 11, Abby Purcell 10, Danielle Raymond 1, Katie Titus 6.

Newark: Malia Banks 2, Alexa Cornwell 3, Shaniah Jones 3, Kenna Lauer 15, Jada Rooks 2, Jennifer Shields 1, Ladonia Smith 6, Katie Thoms 5.

3-Point Goals: Mercy (Leah Koonmen 1, Abby Purcell 2), Newark (Alexa Cornwell 1, Shaniah Jones 1, Kenna Lauer 3, Katie Thoms 1).

Jayla Myles had 11 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 blocks for Mercy (5-0).

East’s Darrell Barley lays in two during their opening game of the Doug Westcott Memorial Basketball Tournament Monday, Dec. 28, 2015 in Brockport. East won the game 77-55. The finals will be held Wednesday, Dec. 30, at 6 pm, with the consolations game at 4.

Tommy Eastman scored 24 of his school-record 49 points in the fourth quarter and overtime to lead Honeoye Falls-Lima over Monroe 98-94 in a Honeoye Falls-Lima Tournament boys basketball game Monday.

Eastman hit a free throw with 10 seconds left to force overtime for HF-L (5-2).

Josh D’Agostino added 17 points for the Cougars.

Rayshawn Boswell scored 35 points and Chris Williams added 22 points for Monroe (3-5).

Monroe

Rayshawn Boswell 35, Anthony Colon 0, Carlee Ellis 4, Tyquil Glastow 6, Tyrece Harper 10, Jonathan Jones 17, Chris Williams 22.

Honeoye Falls-Lima

Tyler Bushnell 0, Josh D’Agostino 17, Tommy Eastman 49, Dan Hart 10, Coleman Roach 5, Garrett Ruff 3, Ryan Shaw 4, Bryan Wager 10.

3-Point Goals – Monroe (Rayshawn Boswell 2, Tyrece Harper 3, Jonathan Jones 3, Chris Williams 3), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Josh D’Agostino 1, Tommy Eastman 3, Dan Hart 2, Coleman Roach 1, Bryan Wager 1).

Livonia 55, Wellsville 53

Wellsville

Nick Brown 0, Cooper Buckley 15, Liam Ebert 30, Mike Gipulos 0, Dylan Griffiths 3, Carter Hoffman 0, Lucien Kalkoff 4, David Lawson 1, Jake Whitehouse 0.

Livonia

Rick Allen 14, Derek DeMartinis 11, Christian Dulaney 0, Ron Loomis 0, Barrett Lowe 0, Maddux Minton 7, Jon Mohnkern 19, CJ Richardson 9, Jeff Sego 0, Brandon Semmel 0, Reid VanScoter 5.

3-Point Goals – Wellsville (Liam Ebert 4, Dylan Griffiths 1), Livonia (Rick Allen 2, Derek DeMartinis 1, Maddux Minton 1, Jon Mohnkern 1, Reid VanScoter 1).

Jon Mohnkern had 19 points and five rebounds and Rick Allen added 14 points and four assists for Livonia (6-2).

Batavia Lions Tournament

Batavia 59, Albion-VI 38

Albion

Jacob Buzard 0, Lamar Chambers 0, Scott Daniels 0, Tanner Ferris 0, Chase Hall 3, Tommy Mattison 19, Brady Meakin 0, Evan Pappalardo 4, Kory Reynolds 3, Tyler Rotozi 5, Maxwell Taylor 2.

Batavia

Teesean Ayala 15, Alex Canty 5, Malachi Chenault 11, Adonis Davis 7, Xavier Green 2, Nasheem Harris 4, Ryan Hogan 4, Alessio LaRock 0, Terell Mapes 0, Andrew Mruczek 0, Greg Mruczek 2, Jake Schrider 8, Trevor Sherwood 0, DJ Spinks 0, Steve Stefaniak 0.

3-Point Goals – Albion (Chase Hall 1, Tommy Mattison 5), Batavia (Teesean Ayala 5, Alex Canty 1, Adonis Davis 1).

Teesean Ayala had five 3-pointers and 15 points and Jake Schrider added eight points off the bench for Batavia (7-0).

University Prep 80, Batavia Notre Dame 36

University Prep

James Barnes 2, Isaiah Brinkley 20, Yasir Clark 4, Clinton Cotton 2, Gregory Faust 0, Quillan Leach-Alexander 13, Jakhi Lucas 4, Joe McGrady 14, X Scott 2, Jeenathan Williams 19, Kory Wyatt 0.

Batavia Notre Dame

Evan Bender 0, Peter Daversa 0, James Farmer 3, Anthony Gugino 2, Peter Han 0, Connor Logsdon 2, Jordan Lyons 7, Casey Midwick 0, Michael Muehlig 0, Tyler Prospero 13, Tyler Reese 0, C.J. Suozzi 7, Jake Wetherwax 0, Jordan Wetherwax 0, Luca Zambito 0, Nico Zambito 2.

3-Point Goals – University Prep (Isaiah Brinkley 3, Quillan Leach-Alexander 3), Batavia Notre Dame (James Farmer 1, Tyler Prospero 1).

Isaiah Brinkley scored 20 points and Joe McGrady added 14 points and 10 rebounds for University Prep (6-3).

Caledonia-Mumford Tournament

Alexander 52, Caledonia-Mumford 47

Alexander

Austin Ball 2, Josh Bradley 10, PJ Brennan 5, Matt Genaway 5, Brian George 2, Nate Henry 0, Zach Jasen 0, Eric Scharlau 8, Dustin Schmieder 20.

Caledonia-Mumford

Jon Boilard 4, Tyler Boudreau 0, Richard Estes 4, Ian Lenhardt 0, Marcus Middleton 5, Vin Molisani 3, Shai Nelson 21, Matt Nusbickel 4, Matt O’Donoghue 6.

3-Point Goals – Alexander (Josh Bradley 2, Matt Genaway 1, Dustin Schmieder 2), Caledonia-Mumford (Richard Estes 1, Shai Nelson 1).

Alexander (3-4) will play York in the final.

York 73, Wheatland-Chili 44

York

Danny Austen 0, Eli Barnes 6, Clayton Cutting 7, Brandon Davis 0, Cody Dubiel 6, David Farley 2, Raymond Garland 3, Andrew Guesno 25, Josh Kobylanski 4, Don Lubanski 5, Blaine Ratchford 2, Hunter Stella 13, Jacob Trasher 0.

Wheatland-Chili

Kevin Bayly-Henshaw 5, Daniel Cook 4, Talyk Fowler 13, Jordan Kennedy 3, Adam Lund 3, Justin McLendon 16, Mike Worth 0.

3-Point Goals – York (Clayton Cutting 1, Cody Dubiel 1, Andrew Guesno 6, Hunter Stella 1), Wheatland-Chili (Kevin Bayly-Henshaw 1, Talyk Fowler 1, Jordan Kennedy 1, Justin McLendon 1).

Andrew Guesno had 25 points and seven assists and Hunter Stella added 13 points and five rebounds for York (6-1).

Keshequa Tournament

Keshequa 66, Warsaw 49

Keshequa

Cory Baker 12, Brad Bennett 10, Jake Blanchard 1, Anthony Dietz 0, Gavin Duryea 25, Connor Mann 0, Austin Schmidt 8, Austin Strobel 0, Mike Uveino 0, Christian Wesner 0, Nick Wood 4.

Warsaw

Austin Chavis 3, Alex Fanaro 12, Ethan Grawe 6, Korey Hulme 7, Logan Motz 15, Zachary Stone 2, Nate Tangeman 4.

3-Point Goals – Keshequa (Brad Bennett 2, Gavin Duryea 2), Warsaw (Austin Chavis 1, Korey Hulme 1).

Gavin Duryea finished with 25 points and Cory Baker added 12 points for Keshequa.

Elba 58, Dansville 53

Dansville

Ryan Conklin 10, Tom Graves 3, Dan Jessmer 0, Austin Milliman 8, Anthony Sackett 12, Derek Wampole 20, Tom Wise 0.

Elba

Tucker Bezon 3, Dakota Dillon 3, Richard Flores 3, Andrew Gottler 2, John Hocmuth 30, Joe Lane 0, Jordan Miller 0, Shane O’Halloran 5, Henry Pflaumer 12.

3-Point Goals – Dansville (Ryan Conklin 3, Tom Graves 1, Anthony Sackett 4), Elba (Tucker Bezon 1, Dakota Dillon 1, Shane O’Halloran 1, Henry Pflaumer 2).

John Hocmuth scored 14 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter for Elba (7-0).

Derek Wampole had a double-double for 20 points and 10 rebounds for Dansville (4-5).

Penfield Tournament

Canandaigua 53, Brighton 42

Brighton

Miles Davis 4, Arnes Huseinovic 5, Alex Jordan 0, Michael Liberti 12, Isaac Nelson 13, Jordan Samkoff 0, Mehdi Squalli 0, Jack Tullio 2, Liam Williams 6.

Canandaigua

Devin Andrews 0, Noah Borden 16, Max Colcord 10, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 7, Brian Hoffman 8, Scott Laforte 7, Max Tucker 0, Zach Wade 5.

3-Point Goals – Brighton (Isaac Nelson 3), Canandaigua (Noah Borden 2, Carson Greene 1, Brian Hoffman 2).

Noah Borden scored 16 points and Max Colcord added 10 points and eight rebounds for the Braves.

Isaac Nelson scored 13 points and Michael Liberti added 12 points for Brighton.

Non-league

Avon 56, Byron-Bergen 32

Byron-Bergen

Brandon Burke 15, Derek Cooper 2, Rider Farnsworth 0, Colin Noeth 11, Jake Prospero 0, Ryan Richardson 4.

Avon

Will Brinkerhoff 0, Johnny Ceneviva 2, Brendan Coyne 0, Dylan Eichhorn 2, Aaron Ghent 4, Brandon Gingher 8, Cullen Hite 4, Cameron Hughes 2, Josh Little 0, Bryce Read 7, Richard Schifino 6, Dominic Volpe 21.

3-Point Goals – Byron-Bergen (Brandon Burke 1, Colin Noeth 1), Avon (Bryce Read 1, Richard Schifino 2, Dominic Volpe 1).

Dominic Volpe finished with 21 points, 13 rebounds and 5 blocks for Avon (7-1).

Brandon Burke had 15 points and eight rebounds for B-B.

Girls basketball

Bloomfield Tournament

Midlakes 45, Aquinas 42

Midlakes: Devon Burri 0, Claire DeBoover 5, Sydney Jones 28, Christy Orlando 0, Beth Pierce 4, Natalie Schinsing 5, Emily Vanderhoof 3.

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 4, Jill Carley 0, Sophie Depalma 0, Kayla Jackson 11, Erica Knapp 12, Ayanna Sampson 5, Nina Starkweather 10.

3-Point Goals: Midlakes (Claire DeBoover 1, Sydney Jones 3, Natalie Schinsing 1), Aquinas (Erica Knapp 2, Nina Starkweather 2).

Sydney Jones posted 28 points and 14 rebounds and Emily Vanderhoof had 16 rebounds to pace Midlakes (4-3).

Bloomfield 50, Alden-VI 35

Amelia Poole scored 12 points and Braelin Scott added 10 points for Bloomfield (8-2).

Non-league

Waterloo 55, Lyons 46

Lyons: Kelsey Arliss 0, Kayla Battle 11, Elizabeth Hollebrandt 2, Teonna Jenkins 21, Adrianna Kemp 6, Kierra Kemp 4, Isis Tarver 2.

Waterloo: Asia Arno 16, Grace Buck 0, Bre Burchette 7, Logan Castiglione 11, Brittanie Forde 7, Hannah Guererri 0, Cari Jensen 0, Aubrey O’Brien 3, Jillian Panek 4, Connor Parrow 0, Olivia Sobus 8, Vannessa Walters 4, Mya Willower 0.

3-Point Goals: Lyons (Kayla Battle 3), Waterloo (Brittanie Forde 2, Aubrey O’Brien 1, Olivia Sobus 2).

Logan Castiglione tallied 11 points and six assists and Brittanie Forde added seven points and four assists for Waterloo.

Brighton 76, Wilson 66

Brooke Wolff scored a career-high 36 points, 21 coming in the second half, to lead Brighton (8-1).

Mount Morris 39, Arkport 33

Arkport: Mackenzie McDaniels 6, Abbi Patrick 14, Karlee Patrick 6, Caelan Smith 3, Hailey Stephens 0, Jenna Theilen 4, Ali VanScoter 0.

Mount Morris: Rose D’Angelo 15, Lauren Ferraro 6, Molly Gardner 0, Reagan Maldonado 5, Christina Olverd 8, Maddy Regal 5, Katie Yorks 0.

3-Point Goals: Arkport (Abbi Patrick 1, Karlee Patrick 1, Caelan Smith 1), Mount Morris (Reagan Maldonado 1).

Rose D’Angelo had 15 points, 8 rebounds, 6 steals, and 5 assists for Mount Morris (4-4).

Pete D’Angelo Tournament

Keshequa 47, Campbell-Savona 11

Keshequa: Mckenzy Bennett 0, Cameryn Bugman 14, Madison Ewing 5, Kathryn Gelser 6, Lacey Hillier 4, Payton Powers 8, Haley Smith 8, Amber Wood 2.

Campbell-Savona: Kayla Barron 0, Tynisha Barron 0, Heather Dilly 2, Paige Eddy 3, Katie Page 5, Ivy Philip 0, Hannah Scott 1, Taylor Scott 0.

3-Point Goals: Keshequa (Madison Ewing 1), Campbell-Savona (Paige Eddy 1).

Cameryn Bugman tallied 14 points and Madison Ewing added five rebounds for Keshequa (6-3).

Warsaw 31, Elba 23

Elba: Carli Bogue 3, Tatiana Draper 3, Madison Howard 5, Jenna Huntington 2, Emily Reynolds 10.

Warsaw: Ashton Babbitt 4, Cherie Glosser 4, Stella Glosser 8, Abbey Monahan 11, Tommi Rutherford 2, Janelle Scott 2.

3-Point Goals: Elba (Carli Bogue 1, Tatiana Draper 1).

Abbey Monahan led the way with 11 points for Warsaw.

Prattsburgh Tournament

Northstar 68, Sodus 40

Sodus: Jackie Barclay 20, Dasha Brown 0, Danielle Colasurdo 3, Fatimmah Findley 9, Allashya Grady 0, Amari Grady 2, Joslin McKay 0, Makennah Thrash 1, Tamia White 5, Brooke Wilchenski 0, Hannah Wilchenski 0.

Northstar: Ariana Boshnack 6, Erica D’Ambrosio 14, Annabelle Hinds 29, Elizabeth Hinds 4, Aaliyah Pennie 5, Brittaney Truong 10.

3-Point Goals: Sodus (Jackie Barclay 2, Fatimmah Findley 3), Northstar (Erica D’Ambrosio 2, Annabelle Hinds 4).

Annabelle Hinds hit four 3s and finished with 29 points and Erica D’Ambrosio added 14 points for Northstar (5-3).

Hockey

Section V

Brighton/East Rochester/Honeoye Falls-Lima 5, Geneva/Waterloo/Romulus/

Bloomfield 0

Jon Roth had three goals and an assist to lead the Barons (1-7).

Penfield beat Ursuline 57-42 in a Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015.

Ursuline’s Katie McLoughlin drives past Penfield’s Makaila Wilson during their Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015. Penfield won 57-42.

Ursuline’s Katie McLoughlin drives past Penfield’s Makaila Wilson during their Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015. Penfield won 57-42.

Ursuline’s Korina Guerra drives on Penfield’s Kristen Baumer during their Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015. Penfield won 57-42.

WHITE PLAINS – As various members of Penfield’s girls basketball team pulled down one rebound after another at the Westchester County Center on Monday, it gave Ursuline a crash course in the age-old sports adage, “You can’t teach height.”

Penfield beat Ursuline 57-42 in a Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015.

Penfield, the 15th-ranked Class AA team in the state from suburban Rochester, owned the Koalas in the paint on both ends of the court during its 57-42 win in the semifinals of the 17th annual Slam Dunk Tournament.

“It was a tough game, definitely,” Ursuline junior forward Katie McLoughlin said. “Our opponents were very strong. They’re a big team, so it’s hard to adjust. If we (had) gotten more of a rhythm earlier in the game, it would’ve helped us in the end of the game.”

McLoughlin paced the Koalas with 14 points and six rebounds, shooting 6-of-12 from the field. The rest of the team shot just 11-for-42 in the loss.

Penfield, last year’s Section V runner-up, out-rebounded Ursuline 50-26 in the win, and took all but nine of its 52 shots from the field inside of the arc.

Boston College-bound forward Emma Guy used her 6-foot-3 frame to dominate for 22 points and 13 rebounds for the Patriots. Makaila Wilson, a 5-foot-11 sophomore guard, also recorded a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds.

Ursuline started to find its stride in the fourth quarter, but by then Penfield had built an insurmountable lead.

“If we came out like that every single quarter, it would’ve been a much closer game,” Koalas junior guard Korina Guerra said. “I love playing against good competition — it only makes you better.”

Guerra, who committed to Sacred Heart in November, said that playing a strong opponent at the County Center will serve the team well in its pursuit of returning to “Westchester’s Most Famous Arena” for the Section 1 championships in late-February.

“We’re excited to play here because we expect our team to be back here fighting for the gold ball,” she said. “Playing here, getting everyone comfortable, playing against good competition — it can only help us.”

Penfield will play Peekskill for the Slam Dunk championship Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. Ursuline will play Monroe-Woodbury, the reigning Section 9 Class AA champs, in the consolation at 3:30 p.m.

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Fairport’s Caroline White, left, and Hilton’s Alyssa Juergens wrestle for control of a rebound.

Nicole Desimone was fouled while shooting on the last possession and made the basket. She then sank the free throw to lead Odyssey 33-32 over York in a girls basketball game in the Byron-Bergen Tournament.

Desimone finished with 21 points, 3 steals and 5 rebounds for the Leopards.

Greece Odyssey: Treanna Delman 0, Nicole Desimone 21, Kristen Gielenfeldt 2, Najur Miller 2, Alayna Riefer 6, Gina Schmidt 2.

York: Jaden Englert 4, Rebecca Fuller 4, Lauren Kennedy 9, Katherine Mandarano 5, Sarah McFarland 6, Hailey Pascuzzo 0, Danielle Perry 4, Taylor Steves 0, Hanna Wolfanger 0.

3-Point Goals: Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 2), York (Lauren Kennedy 1).

Churchville-Chili Tournament

Churchville-Chili 76, Edison 56

Edison: Brittani Campbell 16, Dyaisha Fair 22, Island Hoyte 2, Dajona Jackson 2, Dashiah Sinclair 10, Taajah Smith 4.

Churchville-Chili: Tiffany Binion 21, Skylar Burgess 18, Rebecca Czolgosz 2, Kristen Gawron 2, Sydney Hayden 4, Jamilyn Keele 5, Ayanna Simmons 2, Abigail Tabone 11, Emily Tabone 13, Mara Zimmerman 0.

3-Point Goals: Edison (Brittani Campbell 2, Dyaisha Fair 4), Churchville-Chili (Skylar Burgess 4).

Tiffany Binion scored 21 points and Skylar Burgess added 18 points for C-C (1-6). Dyaisha Fair scored 22 points for Edison (6-2).

Slam Dunk Tournament

Peekskill 58, Penfield 54

Penfield: Kristen Baumer 13, Olivia Columbo 0, Isabella Delisanti 2, Ali Fitzgerald 9, Molly Hines 2, Brianne Moxley 8, Gabby Pancio 4, Makaila Wilson 16.

Peekskill: Lisana Burnett 2, Nyrie Holliman 3, Sandra Murphy 6, Lanay Rodney 35, Kayla Slaughter 2, Mya Smith 4, Claire Taylor 6.

3-Point Goals: Penfield (Ali Fitzgerald 1), Peekskill (Lanay Rodney 2).

Kristen Baumer had 13 points and 11 rebounds and Makaila Wilson added 16 points and 14 rebounds for Penfield (7-1).

Pittsford Sutherland 48, Greece Arcadia 26

Greece Arcadia: Alyssa Ballou 6, Jessica Ballou 0, Erin Crowell 7, Kristin Davis 2, Aleya Eddington 3, Adrianna Magliocco 2, Victoria Pogue 4, Emma Reynolds 2.

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 6, Vicky Beatham 9, Anneliese Brandt 3, Saleana Caraballo 2, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 2, Cami Eder 0, Idalys Fraguada 0, Lauren Graupman 0, Ally Judd 3, Lena Kaufman 5, Sidra Morchower 3, Elle Pestorius 15, Mara Smith 0.

3-Point Goals: Greece Arcadia (Erin Crowell 1), Pittsford Sutherland (Vicky Beatham 2, Lena Kaufman 1, Sidra Morchower 1).

Elle Pestorius scored 15 points to lead Sutherland (4-4).

Hoops for Hospital Tournament

Rush-Henrietta 42, West Genesee 41

West Genesee: H. Bednarski 2, M. Case 2, Cameron Chawgo 3, C. Collins 6, E. Lazore 7, J. Mello 4, Mackenzie Smith 1, Madison Smith 13, Sierra Smith 3.

Rush-Henrietta: Annika Gates 0, Stephanie Hyde 0, Destinee Johnson 16, Katie Kelly 10, Molly Marshall 1, Michaela McPherson 2, Eva Ragonese 0, Danielle Schantz 2, Taylor Simmons 0, Jasmine Watts 11, Alaya Wright 0.

3-Point Goals: West Genesee (Cameron Chawgo 1, E. Lazore 1, Madison Smith 1), Rush-Henrietta (Destinee Johnson 3).

Destinee Johnson had 16 points and Michaela McPherson added 12 rebounds in the consolation game for R-H (5-4).

Monroe County

Brockport 50, Eastridge 31

Eastridge: Ashley Benetiz 0, Rachel Borzilleri 8, Santazzta Collins 2, Breasia Johnson 6, Charises King 8, Erin Maggio 0, Jordan Noel 7, Melissa Walters 0.

Brockport: Paige Bauch 2, Rachel Benedict 34, Madison Byrne 0, Bryn Hayes 9, Alyssa Morrison 0, Lizzie Reynolds 5, Samantha Sage 0.

3-Point Goals: Brockport (Rachel Benedict 1).

Rachel Benedict scored a game-high 34 points to lead Brockport (1-7).

Bloomfield Tournament

Aquinas 50, Alden 28

Alden: Cookie Attieri 2, Emily Dick 0, Anne Kocher 4, Alyssa Kozak 4, Olivia Palizag 0, Amber Roberts 7, Syd Thompson 9, Julia Wrest 2.

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 0, Brianna Brown 0, Jill Carley 2, Sophie Depalma 2, Kayla Jackson 18, Erica Knapp 16, Zoe Rose 0, Ayanna Sampson 6, Nina Starkweather 6.

3-Point Goals: Alden (Anne Kocher 1), Aquinas (Erica Knapp 2).

Kayla Jackson had 15 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists and Erica Knapp scored a season-high 16 points in the consolation game to lead Aquinas (5-5).

Wheatland-Chili Tournament

Caledonia-Mumford 60, Albion-VI 40

Albion: Elizabeth Baker 0, Emily Blanchard 11, Sierra Chudy 0, Natalie DiCureia 0, Jaene Dogy 2, Nikki Eldred 2, Celeste Hoffman 0, Sierra Newton 5, Chanyce Powell 15, Caitlynn Snook 5, Raven White 0.

Caledonia-Mumford: Samantha Bickford 8, Victoria Coleman 0, Gillian Flint 19, Jessica Garland 6, Claudia Haut 7, Megan Little 0, Adrianna Molisani 12, Danielle Molisani 0, Isabella Slocum 2, Hannah Wade 6, Kaitlyn Willis 0.

3-Point Goals: Caledonia-Mumford (Gillian Flint 2).

Gillian Flint had 19 points, 8 steals, and 4 assists for C-M (6-1).

Pittsford Mendon Tournament

Pittsford Mendon 47, Honeoye Falls-Lima 40

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Rhi DeMilio 0, Emma Gilbert 0, Andrea Less 0, Maddy Meehan 8, Kara Oatman 2, Madisyn Puchebner 0, Megan Slymon 4, Laney Sullivan 11, Hannah VanNewkirk 0, Taryn Wilson 8, Irene del Cerro 7.

Pittsford Mendon: Olivia Blasioli 9, Caroline Cullinan 16, Abbey Leon 0, Sara Lyons 3, April Mofett 0, Ellie Mooney 15, Sarah Stark 2, Shamyah Starks 0, Tiana Swank 2.

3-Point Goals: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Maddy Meehan 1, Laney Sullivan 2, Irene del Cerro 1), Pittsford Mendon (Sara Lyons 1, Ellie Mooney 3).

Caroline Cullinan totaled 16 points and eight rebounds and Ellie Mooney added 15 points on three 3-pointers for Mendon (6-2).

Fairport 61, Hilton 52

Fairport: Emily God 0, Zoe Janes 14, Sidney Mack 0, Tori Mayer 1, Hannah Miller 0, Hannah Ribble 0, Emily Schultz 0, Catherine Tucci 3, Caroline White 16, Megan Yawman 27.

Hilton: Kelsey Carpenter 0, Raine Gardner 3, Olivia Gombatto 0, Cameron Graupman 24, Chloe Graupman 2, Alyssa Juergens 6, Meaghan McGwin 2, Lindzee Reyes 1, Allyson Strauss 13.

3-Point Goals: Fairport (Zoe Janes 2, Caroline White 2, Megan Yawman 3), Hilton (Cameron Graupman 2, Allyson Strauss 1).

Megan Yawman had 12 of her 27 points in the fourth quarter and Zoe Janes tallied 12 of her 14 points in the fourth quarter for Fairport (5-3).

Livonia Tournament

Palmyra-Macedon 65, East 42

East: Ja’Nautica Bottenfield 0, Jamonie Cole 22, Danikquia Huggins 2, Tavanish Jackson 11, Cierra Nibblins 0, Jamie Perez-Carter 0, T’asia Scott 0, Tiara Young 7.

Palmyra-Macedon: Anna Lee Diakiogiannis 4, Gretchen Earl 2, Olivia Keller 20, Sophie Leva 4, Brandy Morrison 2, Riley Record 6, Aldyn Savage 12, Cierra Scheik 3, Mackenzie Storto 12.

3-Point Goals: East (Tavanish Jackson 3), Palmyra-Macedon (Olivia Keller 1).

Victor Tournament

South Seneca 50, Newark 38

Newark: Malia Banks 4, Alexa Cornwell 5, Shaniah Jones 12, Kenna Lauer 9, Jada Rooks 0, Jennifer Shields 2, Ladonia Smith 6, Katie Thoms 0.

South Seneca: Sarah Albro 0, MaryKate Badalamenti 0, Mackenzie Kenyon 22, Emily Larvanway 6, Bailey Minges 6, Elisa Panipinto 0, Jade Parsons 2, Kelsey Shaulis 8, Skylar Shaulis 6, Laura Wyckoff 0.

3-Point Goals: Newark (Alexa Cornwell 1, Shaniah Jones 3, Kenna Lauer 1), South Seneca (Mackenzie Kenyon 2, Skylar Shaulis 1).

Victor 63, Spencerport 39

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 22, Michela Contestabile 7, Erin Coykendall 2, Joie Culkin 0, Daionie Davis 2, Val DeRooy 0, Nicole Ellison 2, Luca Fahmer 0, Madison Motsay 4.

Victor: Emily Gyles 16, Kirsten Haggerty 14, Emily Leonard 4, Kate Leonard 0, Sarah Newton 5, Sarah O’Connell 2, Victoria Reid 0, Kristen Simmons 7, Sarah Simmons 6, Sammie Torlish 0, Franny Valenti 10.

3-Point Goals: Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 5), Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 1, Kristen Simmons 1, Franny Valenti 2).

Emily Gyles had 16 points and seven rebounds for Victor (8-1).

Avon Tournament

Wayland-Cohocton 37, Avon 34

Wayland-Cohocton: Alex Button 18, Madison Gregorious 0, Reilly Landino 7, Leah Langerman 0, Megan McAllister 4, Kadeynn McInnis 2, Mikaela Nielsen 0, Marissa Schirmer 0, Ashlee Schumacher 6.

Avon: Caroline Christiano 0, Amy Faville 5, Olivia Findlay 3, MaKaila Heath 0, Natalie Mignemi 3, Madison Raynard 4, Keni Read 7, Abby Vanduser 10, Lindsey Welch 2, Lauren Wiard 0.

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

172 Lb division – Jack Freischlag of Wayne defeated Justin Harter of Greece at Spencerport High School.

113 Lb division – Matthew Caccamise of Wayne defeated Tyler Mitchell of Spencerport at Spencerport High School.

120 Lb division – Top, Rush-Henrietta’s Austin Kassel defeated Nick Yankloski of Wayne at Spencerport High School.

182 Lb division – Top, all American Kevin Parker of Shenendehowa defeated Mike Daskavitz of Lockport at Spencerport High School.

285 Lb division – Cameron Ruhr of West Irondequoit defeated Mason Mastrangelo of Lancaster at Spencerport High School.

99 Lb division – Top, Aiden Rabideau of Clarence defeated Mike Lopresti of Spencerport at Spencerport High School.

When former Spencerport wrestling coach Bill Jacoutot invited Rush-Henrietta to the Teike-Bernabi Wrestling Tournament years ago, the Royal Comets were less than world-beaters, not exactly contenders to win the event.

“He told me if you want to get better, you have to have competition,” R-H wrestling coach Mickey Marlowe said.

“You have to come here (these days), there are teams from all over the state.’’

More than 20 years later, the Royal Comets are history-makers.

Rush-Henrietta finished on top of the Teike-Bernabi tournament team standings for the first time Wednesday night with 329 points in the 50th edition of the event, 10.5 more than three-time defending champion Shenendehowa, a power from Section II or Albany-region.

“It’s definitely an honor to be a part of the 50 teams (that have won,” R-H 195-pound wrestler Jesse Trout said. “I don’t think that we’ve won this tournament before. To be able to say that I was part of the team to do it, that is pretty big.

“It’s a very prestigious tournament. To be able to say that your team won the Spencerport Teike-Bernabi Tournament, that’s a pretty big deal around here.”

Rush-Henrietta’s Austin Kassel at 120 pounds,152-pounder Justin Klein and Trout won their weight classes. Klein’s 4-2 victory over Tristan Almeter of Iroquois in Section VI or Buffalo-region, made him a three-time champion at this tournament.

“I’m really happy and proud of my team,” Klein said. “Last year, we lost a lot of guys (to graduation), so I don’t think we expected to prove that we are good.

“I wasn’t going to get my hopes up, because Shenendehowa is a good team. So is Spencerport. We led in Day 1 and we were still doing well (Wednesday). It was back and forth between us and Shenendehowa.”

Spencerport placed third, after Kyle Pittman defeated Shenendehowa’s Anthony DiNallo, 5-4 in the 160 final. The 182 final was not as competitive. National High School Coaches Association and Flowrestling All-American Kevin Parker of Shenendehowa pinned Lockport’s Mike Daskavitz in 3:28. Parker pinned five opponents in a total of 4:59.

Irondequoit 285-pound senior Cameron Rohr, who finished third last year during his debut at the state championships, was named one of the tournament’s most outstanding wrestlers. Rohr put a end to his weight division’s final when he pinned Lancaster’s Mason Mastrangelo in 54 seconds.

A two-time Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Football lineman, Rohr won the Monroe County league championship last week, after finishing second the previous two years. He is 17-0 this season.

“’I’ve wrestled since the second grade,’’ Rohr said. “I wrestle good kids all of the time.’’

In other words, Rohr was nowhere near rattled while in the spotlight.

The Royal Comets handled themselves well, too.

“I’ve been coming here probably longer than anyone in this building,’’ Marlowe said. “We’ve been around awhile, coming to this thing for a long time. You know, we’ve had years where we were happy to get a top-five.

“I was kind of surprised. They just wrestled really hard. Three seniors showed up in the finals and locked it up. That was a good feeling.”

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Jake Zembiec will have to make even more room on his already crowded trophy shelf.

The Aquinas Institute senior quarterback was named the 2015 All-USA New York State Offensive Player of the Year Wednesday, an honor given by USA Today High School Sports and sponsored by American Family Insurance.

Zembiec, who led Aquinas to a 13-0 season, Class AA state championship and No. 15 ranking in the country by USA Today, previously earned Gatorade state player of the year honors, along with being named Section V player of the year and All-Greater Rochester player of the year by the Democrat and Chronicle.

The Penn State-bound Zembiec was joined on the All-USA New York first team by teammate Earnest Edwards, a senior wide receiver. Aquinas linebacker Jamir Jones was named second team defense. Earning second team offense recognition was Pittsford running back Josh Mack.

The 6-3, 210-pound Zembiec, who also led Aquinas to a state title as a sophomore, set Section V single-season records by completing 184 of 269 passes for 3,007 yards and 37 touchdowns. His 6,375 yards and 76 touchdowns for his career are also sectional records.

The dynamic Edwards was an offensive and defensive powerhouse at receiver and defensive back for the Little Irish. The 5-10 senior, who is weighing offers from the University of Buffalo and University of Massachusetts, accounted for 28 touchdowns receiving and rushing as well as on kickoff, interception and fumble returns.  As Zembiec’s top target, Edwards caught 56 passes for 1,184 yards and 19 TDs.

The 6-3, 235-pound Jones, who is headed to Notre Dame, anchored Aquinas’ defense with 98 tackles, 23 tackles for losses, seven sacks and one interception. He also contributed 43 catches for 852 yards and nine touchdowns receiving.

Mack, who attends Pittsford Sutherland, rushed for 1,245 yards and 25 touchdowns on just 112 carries for a scintillating 11.1 yards-per-carry average. The 6-1, 200-pound senior finished with 50 career touchdowns. He’s considering Maine and Texas-El Paso.

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Aquinas quarterback Jake Zembiec passed for a Section V record 3,007 yards and 37 touchdowns to lead his team to 13-0 record and state title. He continues to pile up post-season honors.

Aquinas’ Earnest Edwards scored 28 touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams. He was named First Team All-USA New York.

Webster Schroeder goalie Payton Hall defends against Fairport’s Jonathan Newcombe in the second period at Thomas Creek Ice Arena.

Elliott Clemmons scored the winner goal with 1 minute, 55 seconds remaining in overtime to lift Aquinas to a 4-3 victory over McQuaid in a Section V hockey game on Saturday.

Alex O’Pladen tallied three goals and Sam Prior had 25 saves for Aquinas (4-7).

Jack Stone had two goals and Craig McCabe added a goal for McQuaid.

Canandaigua 4, Penfield 3

Alex Burley scored the game-winner with 2:25 remaining in regulation for Canandaigua (5-4).

Burley finished with two goals and an assist and Matthew Carbary added a goal for the Braves.

Spencer Taft added a goal and Noah Schwartz had 24 saves for Canandaigua.

Jarrett McWilliams added two assists for the Braves.

Fairport 3, Webster Schroeder 1

Jason White, Zach Bell and Cameron Gebhardt each scored a goal for Fairport (5-4).

Ethan Kaiser had 15 saves for the Red Raiders.

Payton Hall made 31 saves for Schroeder (6-3).

Webster Thomas 4, Churchville-Chili 1

Luke Sciarrone, Pierce Currie, and Brayden Deming each had a goal and an assist for Webster Thomas (9-0-1).

Alan Brault scored for C-C (1-10-1).

Livingston County

York 61, Pavilion 43

York: Danny Austin 0, Eli Barnes 8, Clayton Cutting 7, Brandon Davis 0, Cody Dubiel 7, David Farley 0, Raymond Garland 0, Andrew Guesno 16, Josh Kobylanski 11, Don Lubanski 2, Hunter Stella 10.

Pavilion: Robert Cutcliffe 3, Caleb Hoffman 13, Brandyn Lynk 7, Caleb Milligan 15, Luke Milligan 2, Hunter Seaman 3, Tyler Stedman 0, Jacob Tillotson 0, Austin VanSon 0.

3-Point Goals – York (Clayton Cutting 1, Andrew Guesno 3), Pavilion (Caleb Milligan 3, Hunter Seaman 1).

Andrew Guesno scored 16 points for York (8-1).

Monroe County

Greece Olympia 69, Canandaigua 61

Greece Olympia: William Green 9, Jeff Jung 0, William Lewis 7, Anthony McEwen 11, Ernest Meeks 8, Elijah Powell 34, David Wehner 0.

Canandaigua: Devin Andrews 6, Noah Borden 11, Grant Emerson 0, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 9, Brian Hoffman 4, Scott Laforte 12, Zach Wade 19.

3-Point Goals – Greece Olympia (William Green 1, William Lewis 1), Canandaigua (Devin Andrews 2, Noah Borden 3, Carson Greene 3, Zach Wade 4).

Elijah Powell had 34 points and eight rebounds and Anthony McEwan added 11 points and four rebounds for Greece Olympia.

Carson Greene totaled nine points and seven assists and Brian Hoffman grabbed six rebounds for Canandaigua.

Victor 56, Eastridge 52

Eastridge: Rey Cain-Oriol 2, Dusean Chambers 9, Robert Clark 8, Shakel Lawton 11, Joey Lewin 8, Kyndal Taggart 11, Kavon Tayler 5.

Victor: Clay Bleier 7, Jacob DiSanto 16, Brandon Fink 9, Kyle O’Dea 2, Sam Palomaki 16, Jackson Parker 6.

3-Point Goals – Eastridge (Dusean Chambers 1, Kyndal Taggart 3, Kavon Tayler 1), Victor (Clay Bleier 1, Jacob DiSanto 2, Brandon Fink 2, Jackson Parker 2).

Sam Palomaki had 16 points and went 10-for-11 from the free-throw line to lead Victor (7-3).

Non-league

East Rochester 75, Bolivar-Richburg 52

East Rochester: Keith Butler 23, Andrew Chilelli 8, Matt Cicero 16, Trevor Cunico 0, Tyree Jones 7, John Lexer 2, Kellen McDermott 4, Casey Michele 13.

Bolivar-Richburg: Anthony Baldwin 3, Hayden Cole 8, Hunter Evingham 4, Austin Ferry 4, Dustin Howard 8, Holden McLaughlin 5, Lewis Pettit 5, Jake Smith 4, Andrew Walters 6, Jesse Wetzler 5.

3-Point Goals – East Rochester (Matt Cicero 2, Casey Michele 1), Bolivar-Richburg (Anthony Baldwin 1, Hayden Cole 1, Dustin Howard 1, Holden McLaughlin 1, Lewis Pettit 1).

Keith Butler recorded a double-double with 23 points and 18 rebounds to lead ER (7-1).

The Bombers led 40-15 at halftime.

Le Roy 68, Batavia Notre Dame 43

Batavia Notre Dame: Evan Bender 0, Peter Daversa 0, James Farmer 0, Anthony Gugino 0, Peter Han 0, Connor Logsdon 3, Jordan Lyons 3, Casey Midwick 3, Michael Muehlig 0, Tyler Prospero 9, Tyler Reese 0, C.J. Suozzi 11, Jake Wetherwax 3, Jordan Wetherwax 0, Luca Zambito 4, Nico Zambito 7.

Le Roy: Holden Borrelli 0, Ryan Boyce 10, Jason Doemling 0, Tom Dunn 17, Nick Egeling 16, Dave Englerth 2, Dom Filio 0, Josh Laurie 3, Jessie Lytle 0, Eric Risewek 0, Canyon Roster 8, Jake Steffinella 0, Reese Tresco 10, Kaden Vongalio 2.

3-Point Goals – Batavia Notre Dame (Connor Logsdon 1, Tyler Prospero 2, C.J. Suozzi 1), Le Roy (Ryan Boyce 1, Tom Dunn 1, Reese Tresco 2).

Tom Dunn recorded 17 points and six rebounds and Nick Egeling added 16 points and seven rebounds for Le Roy (4-4).

Aquinas 80, Liverpool 60

Liverpool: Jordan Caviness 4, Cooper Chaffee 2, Rashon Crenshaw 3, Nate Cutler 2, Will Cutler 12, Michael Cutrone 0, Jonah Harder 0, Nahjeri Johnson 6, Devan Mederios 3, Charles Meile 0, Joe Scro 10, Tyler Sullivan 13, Anthony Taylor 3, Nicholas Windhausen 2.

Aquinas: Sincere Alston 0, Brandon Anderson 0, Graycen Carter 6, Josh Constantine 0, Marc DiGirolamo 0, Earnest Edwards 25, Anthony Fleglar 0, Billy Gillan 3, Jason Hawkes 21, Hiramil Hernandez 3, Rodre Lewis 0, Jalen Pickett 20, David Vito 2.

3-Point Goals – Liverpool (Will Cutler 2, Tyler Sullivan 1), Aquinas (Earnest Edwards 2, Billy Gillan 1, Jason Hawkes 3, Hiramil Hernandez 1, Jalen Pickett 3).

Earnest Edwards had 25 points to lead Aquinas (7-1).

Girl’s Basketball

Monroe County

Canandaigua 51, Wilson 42

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Wilson: Shania Clark 8, Keionna Gause 0, Zairea Hannah 10, Shy Mitchum 0, Aubrey Morgan-Powell 4, Khamera Muhammad 6, Ahmere Spires 0, Jasmine Walker 14.

Canandaigua: Haydn Carr 0, Mary Compton 0, Kenzie Cowan 0, Joelle Guy 10, Linsday Lyke 0, Rachel Simmons 12, Katie Stegall 20, Hanna Thomson 6, Allie Wagner 3.

3-Point Goals – Wilson (Khamera Muhammad 1, Jasmine Walker 2), Canandaigua (Katie Stegall 2, Hanna Thomson 2, Allie Wagner 1).

Katie Stegall scored a career-high 20 points for Canandaigua (4-6).

Rachel Simmons had 12 points and 12 rebounds and Joelle Guy added 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Braves.

McQuaid’s Isaiah Stewart, right, and Thomas Jones, back, stuff a shot attempt by East’s Theodore Buckner during a regular season RCAC game played at East High School on Tuesday. McQuaid beat East 80-73.

Boys Basketball

Monroe County

Penfield 52, Webster Schroeder 51

Webster Schroeder missed the front end of a 1-and-1 with nine seconds to go and Isaiah Preston went coast-to-coast and made a game-winning layup with one second remaining to lead Penfield 52-51 in a Monroe County boys basketball game Tuesday.

De’Quan Smith tallied 18 points for the Patriots (8-3).

Schroeder (6-4) was up eight points heading into the fourth quarter.

Webster Schroeder: Matt Ambalavanar 0, Nick Brewer 7, Brandan Gartland 13, Justin Graham 0, Jared Griffin 6, Karise Leonard 4, Chris McKrell 6, Evan Merkey 13, Andy Rye 2, Josh Simons 0.

Penfield: Brandon Buse 12, Brian Casey 0, Ryan Klabfus 4, Isiah Preston 9, Jacob Rinere 3, Vaughn Shorter 6, De’Quan Smith 18, Kyle Straube 0, Colby Wiktorski 0.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Nick Brewer 1, Jared Griffin 2, Evan Merkey 3), Penfield (Isiah Preston 1, Jacob Rinere 1).

Non-league

Oakfield-Alabama 47, Caledonia-Mumford 44

Oakfield-Alabama: Dalton Carlsen 8, Allen Chatt 17, Jordan D’Alba 2, Ryan Douglas 7, Austin Fisher 0, Trevor Fitch 0, Jon Harris 2, Tristian Korzelius 0, Jake Mandel 5, Trey Nadolinski 6, Ismile Smith 0, Reice Woodward 0, Josiah Yantz 0.

Caledonia-Mumford: Jon Boilard 0, Tyler Boudreau 0, Richard Estes 17, Ian Lenhardt 0, Marcus Middleton 4, Vin Molisani 0, Shai Nelson 17, Matt Nusbickel 4, Matt O’Donoghue 2.

3-Point Goals: Oakfield-Alabama (Dalton Carlsen 1, Ryan Douglas 1, Trey Nadolinski 1), Caledonia-Mumford (Richard Estes 1).

Richard Estes and Shai Nelson both tallied 17 points for C-M.

University Prep 74, Newark 62

Newark: Nate Beard 16, Taylor Clements 8, Ben Cowles 9, Nick Fabino 2, Nick Greco 0, Logan Moynihan 3, Jose Santell 7, Brian Sharp 17, Nick Synesael 0.

University Prep: Xavier Bantum-Scott 2, James Barnes 2, Isaiah Brinkley 26, Yasir Clark 2, Clinton Cotton 0, Gregory Foust 0, Quillan Leach-Alexander 2, Jakhi Lucas 4, Joe McGrady 0, Jeenathan Williams 30, Kory Wyatt 6.

3-Point Goals: Newark (Nate Beard 4, Logan Moynihan 1, Jose Santell 1, Brian Sharp 5), University Prep (Isaiah Brinkley 5, Jeenathan Williams 2).

Jeenathan Williams scored 30 points on 14-17 from the field and Isaiah Brinkley added 26 points, 10 assists and four steals for UPrep (8-3).

Kory Wyatt totaled six points and 10 rebounds for the Griffins.

RCAC

NE/NW College Prep 61, Early College 55

Early College: Anthony Clermanso 0, Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 5, Jamonte Forrest 9, Bryan Harrell Jr. 21, Tajmin Holt 20, Jonathan Radcliffe 0.

NE/NW College Prep: Robert Brooks 6, Sherman Graham 9, Robert Lovelace 2, Torrence Phillips 15, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 4, Ben Russ 4, Khalil Thompson 0, Daiquon Turner 19, William Washington 2.

3-Point Goals: Early College (Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 1, Jamonte Forrest 1, Tajmin Holt 1), NE/NW College Prep (Robert Brooks 2, Sherman Graham 1, Torrence Phillips 1).

Daiquon Turner tallied 19 points and four steals and Torrence Phillips added 15 points and three steals for College Prep (5-6).

Early College is 7-3.

McQuaid 80, East 73

McQuaid: Brendan Broderick 12, Mark DiPasquale 0, Mike Howland 7, Anthony Iglesia 6, Thomas Jones 17, Jake Purcell 18, Isaiah Stewart 20, Cam Wilson 0.

East: Darrell Barley 7, Theodore Buckner III 13, Brandon Hunt 14, Windell Lucas 0, Zion Morrison 30, Dallas Stevens 11.

3-Point Goals – McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 2, Anthony Iglesia 2, Thomas Jones 1, Jake Purcell 4), East (Darrell Barley 1, Theodore Buckner III 1, Zion Morrison 5, Dallas Stevens 1).

Isaiah Stewart finished with 20 points, 15 rebounds and 4 blocks and Jake Purcell added 18 points for McQuaid (6-3).

Thomas Jones had 17 points and Brendan Broderick chipped in with 12 points for the Knights.

Zion Morrison scored 30 points and Brandon Hunt had 14 points for East (7-1).

Theodore Buckner III had 13 points for the Eagles.

Wilson 82, Leadership 65

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 21, Robert Davis 17, Earl English 20, Ricky Gamble 0, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 0, Darius Hartzog 22, Patrick Phillips 2, Richard Rollin 0.

Leadership: Devon Brown 0, Dezmere Ellis 14, Tamar Jackson 11, Tymeek Mackey 13, Terrick Morgan 0, Juna Sampson 0, Milton Simmons 6, Tyriek Snow 21.

3-Point Goals: Wilson (Donovan Campbell 1, Robert Davis 1, Darius Hartzog 1), Leadership (Dezmere Ellis 1, Tymeek Mackey 3).

CeQuan Salmon had a game-high 21 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 steals and Maurice Brown added 19 points for WOI (7-2).

Elijah Gissendanner tallied 13 points for the Griffins.

Girls Basketball

Monroe County

Honeoye Falls-Lima 43, Irondequoit 42

Irondequoit: Kara Cusker 8, Megan Dano 1, Kylee Kanealey 11, Maria Marcera 4, Quinn Melidona 4, McKayla Schafer 8, Mimi Smith 4, Jennifer Teerlinck 0.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Rhi DeMilio 0, Emma Gilbert 0, Andrea Less 0, Lauren McKinnon 3, Maddy Meehan 3, Kara Oatman 0, Madisyn Puchebner 0, Emma Ross 1, Emma Rowe 0, Megan Slymon 6, Laney Sullivan 16, Hannah VanNewkirk 4, Taryn Wilson 9, Irene del Cerro 1.

3-Point Goals: Irondequoit (Kara Cusker 2, Maria Marcera 1), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Lauren McKinnon 1, Maddy Meehan 1, Laney Sullivan 3, Hannah VanNewkirk 1, Taryn Wilson 2).

Laney Sullivan scored 16 points and Taryn Wilson added nine points and 11 rebounds for HF-L (8-3).

Kylee Kanealey had 11 points for Irondequoit.

Pittsford Sutherland 53, Canandaigua 36

Canandaigua: Isabelle Ceddia 4, Mary Compton 0, Kenzie Cowan 0, Joelle Guy 2, Linsday Lyke 0, Killian Mahoney 5, Rachel Simmons 3, Katie Stegall 2, Hanna Thomson 10, Allie Wagner 10.

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 3, Vicky Beatham 14, Anneliese Brandt 0, Saleana Caraballo 0, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 8, Cami Eder 0, Idalys Fraguada 0, Lauren Graupman 5, Ally Judd 4, Lena Kaufman 3, Sidra Morchower 0, Elle Pestorius 16, Mara Smith 0.

3-Point Goals: Canandaigua (Killian Mahoney 1, Hanna Thomson 3), Pittsford Sutherland (Mary Bayer 1, Vicky Beatham 3, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 1, Lauren Graupman 1, Ally Judd 1).

Elle Pestorious had 16 points and Vicky Beatham added 5 rebounds and 4 assists for Sutherland (6-5).

Victor 47, Fairport 33

Fairport: Emily God 2, Zoe Janes 5, Sidney Mack 0, Tori Mayer 2, Hannah Miller 3, Hannah Ribble 2, Emily Schultz 0, Catherine Tucci 0, Caroline White 15, Megan Yawman 4.

Victor: Emily Gyles 8, Kirsten Haggerty 12, Emily Leonard 1, Kate Leonard 10, Sarah Newton 0, Kristen Simmons 11, Sarah Simmons 0, Franny Valenti 5.

3-Point Goals: Fairport (Caroline White 1), Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 2, Kate Leonard 1, Kristen Simmons 2, Franny Valenti 1).

Kirsten Haggerty had 12 points and Kristen Simmons added 11 points for Victor (10-1).

Greece Odyssey 51, Eastridge 40

Greece Odyssey: Treanna Delman 0, Nicole Desimone 22, Kristen Gielenfeldt 6, Hannah Mezzoprete 1, Najur Miller 2, Alayna Riefer 17, Gina Schmidt 0, Abby Wilson 3.

Eastridge: Ashley Benetiz 0, Rachel Borzilleri 11, Santazzta Collins 2, Breasia Johnson 6, Charises King 2, Erin Maggio 0, Jordan Noel 13, Melissa Walters 6.

3-Point Goals: Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 2, Alayna Riefer 3), Eastridge (Rachel Borzilleri 2).

Alayna Riefer had 17 points, 7 rebounds, 5 steals and 3 blocks for Odyssey (5-6).

Jordan Noel had 15 rebounds and 13 points for Eastridge.

Greece Athena 47, Gates Chili 45

Gates Chili: Kiki Charles 6, Taylor Clark 0, Miram Ibezim 0, Sarah Lacey 10, Chyna Richards 0, Princess Santos 9, Shelby Stepherson 3, Jasmine Thomas 0, Skylar Whitmore 17.

Greece Athena: Carly Allocco 2, Sara Ciotti 11, Beth Corry 9, Kelechi Dimgba 2, Tatiana Henderson 5, Chelsea Henry 4, Sophia Jordan 6, Allison LaFranca 0, Bria Wilson 8.

3-Point Goals: Gates Chili (Shelby Stepherson 1, Skylar Whitmore 5), Greece Athena (Beth Corry 3).

Sara Ciotti had 11 points and nine rebounds to lead Athena (4-4).

Brighton 50, Pittsford Mendon 46

Pittsford Mendon: Olivia Blasioli 8, Caroline Cullinan 14, Abbey Leon 7, Sara Lyons 5, Ellie Mooney 9, Sarah Stark 2, Shamyah Starks 0, Tiana Swank 0.

Brighton: Ally Cutter 2, Meghan Flanagan 8, Jordyn James 2, Lila Platt 0, Aria Quattrini 0, Makalah Sizer 2, Miyah Sizer 11, Kat Vernon 2, Brooke Wolff 23.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Mendon (Abbey Leon 1, Sara Lyons 1, Ellie Mooney 1), Brighton (Meghan Flanagan 1, Miyah Sizer 3, Brooke Wolff 2).

Brooke Wolff had a go-ahead layup with a minute to go for Brighton (10-1).

Wolff had 23 points and Miyah Sizer added 11 points for the Barons.

Caroline Cullinan scored 14 points for Pittsford Mendon.

Penfield 69, Webster Schroeder 31

Webster Schroeder: Christina Ambalavanar 0, Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 0, Meaghan Gartland 4, Maria Hristodolou 2, Maribel Hucks 0, Alexis King 0, Payton Lill 19, Casey Roux 4, Emily Willis-Nersinger 2.

Penfield: Mararget Bassney 4, Kristen Baumer 2, Olivia Columbo 4, Isabella Delisanti 5, Ali Fitzgerald 12, Emma Guy 18, Molly Hines 4, Brianne Moxley 0, Nina Nesselbush 2, Gabby Pancio 2, Jenna Russell 2, Makaila Wilson 14.

3-Point Goals – Webster Schroeder (Payton Lill 3), Penfield (Isabella Delisanti 1, Ali Fitzgerald 2).

Emma Guy scored 18 points and Makaila Wilson added 14 points for Penfield (8-1).

Penfield had assists on 24 baskets.

Payton Lill had 19 points for Webster Schroeder.

Rush-Henrietta 39, Webster Thomas 29

Rush-Henrietta: Averianna Brown 0, Emily Connell 0, Annika Gates 0, Stephanie Hyde 3, Destinee Johnson 4, Katie Kelly 6, Aaliyah Locke 0, Molly Marshall 0, Michaela McPherson 0, Danielle Schantz 0, Taylor Simmons 0, Jasmine Watts 22, Alaya Wright 4.

Webster Thomas: Allison Barnes 0, Kayla Farney 3, Emily Glagolev 7, Miranda Lynch 8, Caitlin Sanders 0, Emily Tomei 2, Nicole Voci 1, Kelly Weeks 7, Darcy Weidman 1.

Jasmine Watts had 22 points and five rebounds and Alaya Wright added 10 rebounds and two steals for R-H (6-4).

Hilton 50, Brockport 39

Hilton: Kelsey Carpenter 0, Raine Gardner 10, Olivia Gombatto 0, Cameron Graupman 24, Chloe Graupman 9, Alyssa Juergens 4, Megan Letta 0, Allyson Strauss 3.

Brockport: Paige Bauch 2, Rachel Benedict 14, Bryn Hayes 10, Alyssa Morrison 0, Lizzie Reynolds 5, Samantha Sage 2, Lizzy Schultheis 6.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Raine Gardner 2, Cameron Graupman 2, Chloe Graupman 3), Brockport (Bryn Hayes 1, Lizzie Reynolds 1).

Spencerport 72, Churchville-Chili 51

Churchville-Chili: Allison Ariola 0, Tiffany Binion 16, Skylar Burgess 10, Rebecca Czolgosz 0, Kristen Gawron 0, Sydney Hayden 6, Jamilyn Keele 2, Ayanna Simmons 0, Abigail Tabone 0, Emily Tabone 6.

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 32, Michela Contestabile 24, Erin Coykendall 0, Joie Culkin 10, Daionie Davis 1, Val DeRooy 2, Nicole Ellison 0, Luca Fahmer 3.

3-Point Goals: Churchville-Chili (Skylar Burgess 1), Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 5, Luca Fahmer 1).

Michela Contestabile had 24 points, seven blocks and eight rebounds and Brianna Campbell added 32 points and five assists for Spencerport (4-5).

Penfield 69, Webster Schroeder 31

Webster Schroeder: Christina Ambalavanar 0, Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 0, Meaghan Gartland 4, Maria Hristodolou 2, Maribel Hucks 0, Alexis King 0, Payton Lill 19, Casey Roux 4, Emily Willis-Nersinger 2.

Penfield: Mararget Bassney 4, Kristen Baumer 2, Olivia Columbo 4, Isabella Delisanti 5, Ali Fitzgerald 12, Emma Guy 18, Molly Hines 4, Brianne Moxley 0, Nina Nesselbush 2, Gabby Pancio 2, Jenna Russell 2, Makaila Wilson 14.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Payton Lill 3), Penfield (Isabella Delisanti 1, Ali Fitzgerald 2).

Emma Guy scored 18 points and Makaila Wilson added 14 points for Penfield (8-1).

Penfield had assists on 24 baskets.

Payton Lill had 19 points for Webster Schroeder.

RCAC

Wilson 84, NE/NW College Prep 31

NE/NW College Prep: Evelyse Burgos 2, K Harley 8, Ke’asia Johnson 0, Gabrielle Lucas 10, Regina Qunones 7, Skasia Washington 4.

Wilson: Shania Clark 24, Keionna Gause 10, Zairea Hannah 8, Shy Mitchum 2, Aubrey Morgan-Powell 13, Khamera Muhammad 14, Tehya Pinckeny 4, Ahmere Spires 0, Jasmine Walker 9.

3-Point Goals: Wilson (Aubrey Morgan-Powell 2, Jasmine Walker 2).

Shania Clark recorded a double-double with 24 points, 16 rebounds, 2 assists and 3 steals for Wilson (5-3).

Non-league

Letchworth 62, Cuba-Rushford 26

Cuba-Rushford: Maureen Goodman 2, Kate Howe 4, Riley Howe 10, Ashley Lyman 4, Brooke Orcutt 4, Lynzi Wallace 2.

Letchworth: Tracy Cartwright 2, Alyssa Downey 6, Katie-Lyn Flitcroft 0, Kelsy Hastings 18, Moriah Holmes 6, Julia Mertsock 25, Rachel Meyer 2, Rebekah Meyer 3, Holly Perkins 0.

3-Point Goals: Letchworth (Alyssa Downey 1, Kelsy Hastings 2, Rebekah Meyer 1).

Julia Mertsock scored a game-high 25 points for Letchworth (5-3).

Wayne County

Marion 51, North Rose-Wolcott 32

Marion: Abigail DeFisher 9, Bryanna Delyser 12, Hallie Dezio 0, Brooke Guerin 4, McKenzie Karpp 4, Ashley Lange 18, Lindsay McManus 0, Jessi Roegiers 3.

North Rose-Wolcott: Cheyenne Boone 2, Laura Durham 0, Gabby Hanson 0, Kendall Huff 2, Linsey Madison 6, Abby Miraglia 9, Shayla Morris 6, Alex Reppi 7.

3-Point Goals: Marion (Ashley Lange 3), North Rose-Wolcott (Linsey Madison 1, Alex Reppi 1).

Honeoye Falls-Lima’s Josh D’Agostino looks at the ball tapped by teammate Tommy Eastman before Irondequoit’s DeRon Williams could get to it in the third quarter at Irondequoit High School.

Irondequoit’s Mitch Senecal takes the ball to the basket over Honeoye Falls-Lima’s Dan Hart in the third quarter at Irondequoit High School.

Honeoye Falls-Lima’s Tommy Eastman throws for three points avoiding a block from Irondequoit’s Jeremiah Zitz in the third quarter at Irondequoit High School.

Irondequoit’s Zach Stenglein is caught between Honeoye Falls-Lima’s Bryan Wager and Coleman Roach in the fourth quarter at Irondequoit High School.

Honeoye Falls-Lima’s Josh D’Agostino looks at the ball tapped by teammate Tommy Eastman before Irondequoit’s DeRon Williams could get to it in the third quarter at Irondequoit High School.

Ty’Sean Sizer had 17 points and nine rebounds to help lead Irondequoit to a 55-48 victory over Honeoye Falls-Lima in a Monroe County boys basketball game Wednesday.

Zach Steinglein had 20 points and DeRon Williams added three assists for the Eagles (6-2).

Tommy Eastman tallied 26 points for HF-L.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Austin Buschang 2, Tyler Bushnell 0, Josh D’Agostino 9, Tommy Eastman 26, Dan Hart 6, Coleman Roach 0, Garrett Ruff 0, Ryan Shaw 0, Bryan Wager 5.

Irondequoit: Jacob Arrowood 0, Alex Goldsberry 6, Shawn Jones 0, Mitch Senecal 7, Ty’Reek Sizer 3, Ty’Sean Sizer 17, Zach Stenglein 20, DeRon Williams 2, Jeremiah Zitz 0.

3-Point Goals: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Tommy Eastman 5, Dan Hart 2), Irondequoit (Ty’Reek Sizer 1, Ty’Sean Sizer 2, Zach Stenglein 2).

Pittsford Sutherland 54, Canandaigua 53

Pittsford Sutherland: Kevin Davis 11, Ryan Diana 0, Robbie Doggett 15, Davis Heyman 0, Josh Mack 5, Craig Rosen 6, Kevin Ryan 3, Mike Ryan 2, Jack Ward 12.

Canandaigua: Devin Andrews 0, Max Colcord 20, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 12, Brian Hoffman 2, Scott Laforte 8, Zach Wade 11.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Sutherland (Kevin Davis 1, Robbie Doggett 2, Josh Mack 1, Craig Rosen 1), Canandaigua (Carson Greene 3, Scott Laforte 1, Zach Wade 2).

Robbie Doggett scored a game-high 15 points for Sutherland.

Carson Greene had a double-double with 12 points and 11 assists for Canandaigua.

Churchville-Chili 56, Spencerport 50

Churchville-Chili: Ryan Brock 3, Will Gipson 0, Andrew Kerwin 2, Eric Lewis 21, Myles McKinney 12, Bill Sanborn 2, Dillon Strine 3, Malek Williams 13.

Spencerport: Zach Baxter 2, David DeBellis 4, Ryan Donovan 2, John Feeney 2, Ryan Gentile 13, Charlie Huff 8, JJ Johnson 16, Josh Reding 3.

3-Point Goals: Churchville-Chili (Eric Lewis 2, Myles McKinney 1, Dillon Strine 1, Malek Williams 1), Spencerport (Ryan Gentile 3, Charlie Huff 1, Josh Reding 1).

Eric Lewis scored 21 points, Maliek Williams tallied 13 points and eight rebounds, and Myles McKinney added 12 points and 10 rebounds for C-C (5-4)

JJ Johnson had 16 points and Ryan Gentile added 13 points for Spencerport.

Fairport 93, Victor 56

Fairport: Ryan Algier 10, Thomas Arao 0, Wanya Bruce 0, Tommy Farina 4, Stephen Gabel 8, TJ Hendricks 2, Jordan Holmes 0, Cam Keeley 4, Matthew Keenan 19, Nick Kennedy 5, Nick Lapp 9, Dan Masino 21, Matt Muncey 9, Connor Stoutz 2, Connor Sullivan 0.

Victor: Clay Bleier 19, Cole Byasse 3, James Caggiano 2, Jacob DiSanto 9, Brandon Fink 2, Connor Keenan 7, Michael Novitsky 2, Kyle O’Dea 4, Sam Palomaki 8, Jackson Parker 0, Aaron Schlarbaum 0.

3-Point Goals: Fairport (Matthew Keenan 3, Nick Lapp 1, Dan Masino 3), Victor (Clay Bleier 2, Cole Byasse 1, Jacob DiSanto 2, Connor Keenan 1).

Matt Keenan had 19 points and five assists and Ryan Algier added 10 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks for Fairport (8-0).

Hilton 71, Brockport 65

Brockport: Antonio Alvarez 16, Willie Ball 9, Jake Juhrs 9, Zach Maxon 9, Jakeb Mitchell 10, Raphael Odey 1, Noah Schultz 11.

Hilton: Jack Annable 0, Brandon Lang 3, Johnathan Letta 25, Joey Lipani 10, Chase Metzger 4, Connor Mistretta 5, Bailey Pittman 14, Brent Turpyn 10.

3-Point Goals: Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 3, Willie Ball 1, Jake Juhrs 3, Zach Maxon 2), Hilton (Brandon Lang 1, Johnathan Letta 2, Joey Lipani 2, Bailey Pittman 2).

Johnathan Letta had 25 points and nine assists and Bailey Pittman added 14 points and 11 rebounds for Hilton (1-9).

Hilton went 13-for-15 from the free throw line as a team in the fourth quarter to seal the win.

Greece Athena 62, Gates Chili 49

Greece Athena: Israel Dudley 0, Adam Edinger 0, Ryan Kubanka 2, Anthony Lamb 36, Trevor Layne 8, Patrick Meisenzahl 0, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Chad Scorse 0, Jamie Shoemaker 0, Kenny Speed 15.

Gates Chili: Zac Cowell 4, Joe Lacy 0, Corey Powell 9, Maurice Price 0, Lydell Robinson 0, Matt Schiffer 2, Keith Slack 14, Cameron Turner 12, Kailee White Jr. 8.

3-Point Goals: Greece Athena (Trevor Layne 1, Kenny Speed 2), Gates Chili (Corey Powell 1, Keith Slack 4, Cameron Turner 1).

Anthony Lamb tallied 36 points and went 18-for-20 from the free throw line for Athena.

Rush-Henrietta 59, Webster Thomas 39

Webster Thomas: Adam Barry 2, Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 9, Evan Greenberg 0, Max Howe 0, Colin LaBarbera 11, Cam Lynch 8, Ryan Mason 3, Justin Meyers 2, Sean O’Brien 2, Sean O’Grady 0, Justin Spiegel 2.

Rush-Henrietta: Eric Black 0, Ryan Champaigne 2, Daryl Chatman 2, Shemere Elliott 13, Shane Fanning 15, Wendell Felder 0, Jared Gerbino 0, Tyler Henry 0, Tyler Ihrig 0, Justen Polk 1, Chris Reed 0, Reggie Robinson 17, Matt Snow 0, Shakeem Turner 0, Steve Zarzycki 9.

3-Point Goals: Webster Thomas (Stephen Edgett 1, Colin LaBarbera 3, Cam Lynch 2, Ryan Mason 1), Rush-Henrietta (Shane Fanning 1, Reggie Robinson 2, Steve Zarzycki 1).

Reggie Robinson had 17 points, 6 assists, 7 rebounds and 3 steals for R-H (6-2).

Batavia 57, Greece Olympia 42

Batavia: Alex Canty 0, Malachi Chenault 11, Adonis Davis 7, Nasheem Harris 7, Ryan Hogan 23, Alessio LaRock 0, Terell Mapes 0, Andrew Mruczek 0, Greg Mruczek 0, Jake Schrider 4, Trevor Sherwood 5, DJ Spinks 0, Steve Stefaniak 0.

Greece Olympia: Rah’Qual Avant 3, John Carson III 0, William Green 14, Jeff Jung 3, William Lewis 5, Anthony McEwen 2, Ernest Meeks 4, Elijah Powell 9, Fabiel Rodriguez 0, David Wehner 2.

3-Point Goals: Batavia (Adonis Davis 1, Nasheem Harris 1, Ryan Hogan 4, Trevor Sherwood 1), Greece Olympia (Rah’Qual Avant 1, William Green 2, Jeff Jung 1, William Lewis 1).

Ryan Hogan had 23 points and four rebounds for Batavia (8-1)

William Green tallied 14 points and three steals for Olympia (2-10).

Pittsford Mendon 58, Brighton 49

Brighton: Miles Davis 6, Arnes Huseinovic 7, Alex Jordan 9, Michael Liberti 9, Isaac Nelson 3, Jordan Samkoff 0, Mehdi Squalli 0, Jack Tullio 0, Liam Williams 15.

Pittsford Mendon: Winston Bennett 2, Zach Briggs 2, Anthony Ciaccio 12, Taylor Genier 3, Jeremy Jacob 12, Jim Keneally 2, Devin Miller 2, Matt Powers 15.

3-Point Goals: Brighton (Michael Liberti 1, Isaac Nelson 1, Liam Williams 3), Pittsford Mendon (Anthony Ciaccio 2, Jeremy Jacob 2, Matt Powers 2).

Matt Powers scored 15 points and Anthony Ciaccio and Jeremy Jacob each added 12 for Mendon.

Liam Williams tallied 15 points for Brighton (3-6).

RCAC

Edison 82, School of the Arts 52

Edison: Christian Allen 12, Jammek Baker 1, Jermell Barnes 0, Tyshawn Clark 5, Donte Crumpler 8, Tyshawn Owens 6, Raliek Redd 26, Kaleb Richman 1, Terrell Shell 10, Marique Simkin 10, Remone Williams 3.

School of the Arts: Mecca Anderson 9, Tajman Ball 14, Justin Brumfield 2, James Clarke 0, Damare Hanks 4, Ian Jordan 5, Christian Simmons 18.

3-Point Goals: Edison (Tyshawn Clark 1, Raliek Redd 4, Terrell Shell 3, Marique Simkin 1), School of the Arts (Tajman Ball 1).

Raliek Redd scored his 1,000th career point with 26 points total and Donte Crumpler grabbed 10 rebounds for Edison (9-1).

Genesee Region

Kendall 69, Alexander 66

Alexander: Austin Ball 8, Josh Bradley 11, PJ Brennan 2, Nic Caldwell 2, Ryan Dunbar 0, Matt Genaway 20, Brian George 11, Nate Henry 2, Zach Jasen 0, Connor Roberts 0, Eric Scharlau 7, Dustin Schmieder 4, Jon Tyx 0.

Kendall: Colton Breslawski 3, Collin Lewis 11, James Longrod 0, Nicholas Manners 1, Jacob Ramsdell 28, John Rath 12, Nathan Warters 14.

3-Point Goals: Alexander (Josh Bradley 2, Matt Genaway 5, Brian George 3), Kendall (Collin Lewis 3, John Rath 2, Nathan Warters 4).

Freshman Nate Warters hit the game winning 3-pointer with three seconds left in triple overtime to lift Kendall (2-8)

Matt Genaway had 20 points and 10 rebounds and Josh Bradley added 11 points, 10 rebounds, and 7 assists for Alexander.

Lyndonville 59, Attica 57

Lyndonville: Nick Hinkson 11, Jacob Hoffee 0, Corey Hydock 20, Zach Johnson 11, Eric Neace 7, Hunter Ottaviano 0, Eddie Schildt 10.

Attica: Kyle Casey 2, Colden George 23, Jake George 2, Ryan Jones 0, Nick Perry 4, Levi Snyder 6, Owen Thompson 20.

3-Point Goals: Lyndonville (Nick Hinkson 1, Corey Hydock 4, Zach Johnson 3), Attica (Colden George 1, Owen Thompson 1).

Byron-Bergen 53, Batavia Notre Dame 50

Batavia Notre Dame: Evan Bender 2, Peter Daversa 5, Anthony Gugino 0, Jordan Lyons 0, Casey Midwick 10, Tyler Prospero 9, C.J. Suozzi 8, John Sutherland 6, Jake Wetherwax 0, Jordan Wetherwax 0, Luca Zambito 10, Nico Zambito 0.

Byron-Bergen: Brandon Burke 23, Derek Cooper 0, Rider Farnsworth 0, Chase Felton 9, Thomas Lambert 0, Colin Noeth 15, Jake Prospero 6.

3-Point Goals: Batavia Notre Dame (Peter Daversa 1, Tyler Prospero 1, Luca Zambito 3), Byron-Bergen (Brandon Burke 1, Chase Felton 1, Jake Prospero 2).

Brandon Burke recorded a double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds and Colin Noeth added 15 points and 13 rebounds for B-B (5-4).

Finger Lakes

Red Jacket 63, Harley-Allendale Columbia 33

Red Jacket: Kris Amos 5, Dan Brown 10, Daniel Colasurdo 4, Andy English 11, Tyler Gardner 2, Jared Henry 5, Thomas Palmeri 21, Sean Sheets 8.

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Edwin Dorsey 4, Leeore Intrator 6, Kyle Lacey 7, Luke Nicosia 7, Jamaar Paisley 5, Uriah Taylor 2, AJ Torre 2, Tom Yi 0.

3-Point Goals: Red Jacket (Andy English 1, Jared Henry 1, Thomas Palmeri 2), Harley-Allendale Columbia (Leeore Intrator 2, Luke Nicosia 1, Jamaar Paisley 1).

Edwin Dorsey grabbed 10 rebounds for H-AC (0-9).

Wayne County

East Rochester 71, Gananda 54

Gananda: Scott Bush 0, Ben Donnan 4, Kyle Gendron 4, Kyle Hayes 6, Matt Kilcourse 2, Kyle Lombardozzi 14, Cruz Mayberry 5, Enrique Mosman 19, Matt Rapp 0.

East Rochester: Keith Butler 20, Andrew Chilelli 2, Matt Cicero 2, Trevor Cunico 0, Chavez Gaines 34, Tyree Jones 2, John Lexer 0, Cole Lindsey 0, Kellen McDermott 5, Casey Michele 6.

3-Point Goals: Gananda (Enrique Mosman 1), East Rochester (Chavez Gaines 3, Kellen McDermott 1, Casey Michele 2).

Chavez Gaines scored a game-high 34 points and Keith Butler added 20 points for ER (8-1).

Private/Parochial

Lima Christian 84, RCMCS 73

Lima Christian: Brandon Allen 0, Nate Arnold 19, Conell Christiansen 13, Paul Morgan 0, Josh Myles 2, Jayson Saynor 35, John Saynor 13.

RCMCS: Sidney Forbes 0, Jhtye Griffin 19, Sheltier Harrison 4, Deljon Johnson 0, Cameron Jones 6, Keenan Myers 19, Rashim Peterson 6, Angel Vasquez 0, Amas Williams 29, Shaheid Williams 2.

3-Point Goals: Lima Christian (Jayson Saynor 4), RCMCS (Cameron Jones 2, Keenan Myers 1, Amas Williams 1).

Jayson Saynor scored 16 of his career-high 35 points in the fourth quarter for Lima Christian (5-4).

Conell Christiansen had 13 points and made four free throws in the final 16 seconds to seal the win for the Saints.

Brockport’s Alex Regna, top, leaves the starting block over teammate Brandon Amthor as they compete in the 200-yard freestyle relay.

Brockport senior Sam Briggs, top, urges on Mike Spagnola as he makes a turn in the 500-yard freestyle.

Spencerport’s Ian Gillis swims the 500-yard freestyle.

Brockport’s Mike Spagnola swims the 500-yard freestyle.

Spencerport’s Alex Gunther performs a dive.

Brockport’s Alex Regna takes off at the start of the 200 yard individual medley.

Brockport’s Bruce Kane swims the 100 yard freestyle during a meet at Brockport High School on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2016.

Brockport’s Antonio Guerrieri performs a dive during a meet at Brockport High School on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2016.

Spencerport’s Max Wersinger, front, swims the 100-yard butterfly during a meet at Brockport High School on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2016. He qualified for states with a 53.41 win.

Brockport’s Brandon Amthor sets a pool record in the 200-yard individual medley during a meet against Spencerport held at Brockport High School on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2016. His state-qualifying time was 1:58.40.

Spencerport’s Jared Kettinger swims the 100-yard backstroke.

Boys swimming

Monroe County

Brockport 101, Spencerport 80

Brockport’s Brandon Amthor broke a pool record in the 200 individual medley with a state-qualifying time of 1:58.40.

Spencerport’s Maxwell Wersinger also qualified for states with a 53.41 win in the 100 butterfly.

200 medley relay: Brockport (Dambra, Amthor, Bartalo, Kane) 1:42.07; 200 freestyle: Bruce Kane (B) 1:54.05; 200 IM: Brandon Amthor (B) 1:58.40; 50 freestyle: Nathaniel Bartalo (B) 22.67; Diving: Antonio Guerrieri (B) 203.55; 100 butterfly: Maxwell Wersinger (S) 53.41; 100 freestyle: Bruce Kane (B) 49.09; 500 freestyle: Ian Gillis (S) 5:29.94; 200 freestyle relay: Brockport (Amthor, Regna, Williams, Bartalo) 1:31.44; 100 backstroke: Jared Kettinger (S) 59.29; 100 breaststroke: Brandon Amthor (B) 1:03.21; 400 freestyle relay: Spencerport (Gunther, Napper, Wersinger, Kettinger) 3:40.38.

Penfield 100, Rush-Henrietta 60

200 medley relay: Penfield (Michael Gorman, Matt Murante, Michael Sanchez, Casey Buscemi) 1:52.66; 200 freestyle: Tyler Bischoping (Rush-Henrietta) 1:59.90; 200 IM: Sanchez (P) 2:14.38; 50 freestyle: Buscemi (P) 24.02; Diving: Koz Vincent (RH) 201.82; 100 butterfly: Sanchez (P) 1:02.18; 100 freestyle: Matt Murante (P) 52.07; 500 freestyle: Ryan Minges (RH) 5:23.12; 200 freestyle relay: Penfield (Josh MacKecknie, Trevor Leinenbach, Sanchez, Buscemi) 1:40.02; 100 backstroke: Michael Gorman (P) 1:04.41; 100 breaststroke: Damian Campana (P) 1:18.24; 400 freestyle relay: Rush-Henrietta (Minges, Colin Dalton, Matt Felix, Bischoping) 3:49.19.

Pittsford 102, Victor 75

200 medley relay: Pittsford (Roche, Fan, Ransford, Beldner) 1:42.95; 200 freestyle: Eric Fan (P) 1:56.18; 200 IM: Samuel Roche (P) 2:10.02; 50 freestyle: John Kellett (P) 23:53; Diving: Sean Riley (P) 357.90; 100 butterfly: Kyle Yuan (P) 1:00.15; 100 freestyle: Tim Drake (P) 52:05; 500 freestyle: Arthur Fan (P) 4:50.81; 200 freestyle relay: Pittsford (Betters, Drake, Roche, Fan) 1:32.87; 100 backstroke: Tommy Shanahan (V) 1:02.15; 100 breaststroke: Connor Lamy (V) 1:07.75; 400 freestyle relay: Victor (Putnam, Urban, Murphy, Chappell) 3:42.82.

Fairport 109, Webster 72

200 medley relay: Fairport (Kelemen, Samson, Santillo, Roney) 1:46.72; 200 freestyle: Myles Gala (F) 1:56.70; 200 IM: Andrew Kelemen (F) 2:04.95; 50 freestyle: Patrick Marsh (W) 24.43; Diving: Jack Vollo (W) 229.20; 100 butterfly: Alec Wahl (W) 56.82; 100 freestyle: Gala (F) 51.90; 500 freestyle: Jacob Baker (F) 4:59.99; 200 freestyle relay: Fairport (Lenahrd, Boon, Gala, Triaszin) 1:36.14; 100 backstroke: Kelemen (F) 56.06; 100 breaststroke: Wahl (W) 1:09.04; 400 freestyle relay: Webster (Smith, Eggert, Marsh, Wahl) 3:31.10.

Churchville-Chili 94, Greece 78

200 medley relay: Churchville-Chili (Crist, Regelsberger, Wooding, Montanez) 1:49.59; 200 freestyle: Brandon Crist (C-C) 1:50.13; 200 IM: Tyler Regelsberger (C-C) 2:11.39; 50 freestyle: Montanez (C-C) 22.71; Diving: Michale Junot Jr. (C-C) 76.10; 100 butterfly: Crist (C-C) 55.49; 100 freestyle: Montanez (C-C) 49.75; 500 freestyle: Austin Eckrich (5:25.78); 200 freestyle relay: Churchville-Chili (Montanez, Wooding, Regelsberger, Crist) 1:34.58; 100 backstroke: Connor Wooding (C-C) 1:11.48; 100 breaststroke: Ashlin Albro (G) 1:19.73; 400 freestyle relay: Greece (LaBue, Schmidt, Cusack, Jones) 3:54.29.

Hilton 84, Gates Chili 79

200 medley relay: Hilton (Joshua Rosario, Noah Neale, Lee Lohrmann, Alex Parks) 1:50.63; 200 freestyle: Adam Reitz (H) 1:53.30; 200 IM: Rosario (H) 2:24.17; 50 freestyle: Matt Buri (H) 24.65; Diving: Brian Lane (H) 268.90; 100 butterfly: Lohrmann (H) 59.46; 100 freestyle: Max Wagner (H) 51.08; 500 freestyle: Parks (H) 5:41.26; 200 freestyle relay: Gates Chili (Evan Carlin, Joey Cilento, Matthew Valone, Nicholas Malachowski) 1:50.82; 100 backstroke: Matthew Preston (GC) 1:15.08; 100 breaststroke: Bryant Springett (GC) 1:22.44; 400 freestyle relay: Gates Chili (Malachowski, Gabe Brett, Cilento, Carlin) 4:24.00.

Brighton 102, Eastridge 73

200 medley relay: Brighton (Hall, Stevens, Reuckert, Bethlendy) 1:48.51; 200 freestyle: Liam Bethlendy (B) 1:55.32; 200 IM: Chris Wihlen (B) 2:19.94; 50 freestyle: Bryan Rafoth (E) 25.74; Diving: Corey Neas (B) 339.60; 100 butterfly: Tyler Reuckert (B) 59.83; 100 freestyle: Dane Carter (B) 57.44; 500 freestyle: Noah Stevens (B) 5:02.49; 200 freestyle relay: Brighton (Romera, Bethlendy, Cai, Carter) 1:37.33; 100 backstroke: Zachary Kreiss (E) 1:08.88; 100 breaststroke: Cross Bauer (E) 1:16.27; 400 freestyle relay: Eastridge (Porretta, Thomas, Decker, Frear) 4:19.17.

RCAC

World of Inquiry 44, East/School of the Arts 39

200 medley relay: East/SOTA (Owen Siebert, Avraham Presberg, Ulises Caballero, Alejandro Cruz-Goebel); 200 freestyle: Owen Siebert (E/S) 2:02.20; 50 freestyle: Alexander Brunelle (WOI) 26.10; 100 butterfly: Caballero (E/S) 1:24.38; 100 freestyle: Mercado (WOI) 1:08.20; 500 freestyle: Presberg (E/S) 7:46.85; 200 freestyle relay: East/SOTA (Cruz-Goebel, Presberg, Caballero, Siebert) 2:02.66; 100 backstroke: Marjorie Brunelle (WOI) 1:40.91; 100 breaststroke: Alexander Brunelle (WOI) 1:23.63; 400 freestyle relay: East/SOTA, 5:05.53.

Livingston County

Dansville 52, York 50

Shane Gilman broke a 17-year pool record in diving (288.30) for Dansville.

Tanner Streb won the 200 freestyle (2:00.78) and the 100 backstroke (1:03.02) for York (6-4-1).

Avon 99, Livonia 82

Cam Keatley won the 200 IM (2:05.87) and 500 freestyle (5:09.97) and Nic Wolfer won the 50 freestyle (22.38) and 100 freestyle (49.13) for Avon.

Wayne/Finger Lakes

Palmyra-Macedon 105, Newark 71

Andrew McEwen won the 200 IM (2:17.41) and the 100 butterfly (1:02.47) for P-M.

Tyler Allen won the 100 freestyle (52.30) and the 200 freestyle (1:55.58) for Newark.

Geneva 106, Williamson/Sodus 59

Jacob Ritter won the 200 IM (2:16.40) and the 100 breaststroke (1:10.08) and Xavier Phillip won the 100 freestyle (56.10) and the 50 freestyle (24.64) for Geneva.

Naples 97, Midlakes 78

Whalen Jensen won the 200 IM and 100 butterfly and Aren Jensen won the 500 freestyle and the 100 breaststroke for Naples.

Gananda 77, North Rose-Wolcott 41

Nathan Miller won the 200 IM (2:22.46) and the 500 freestyle (5:55.87) for Gananda (3-5).

Genesee Region

Harley-Allendale Columbia 82, Byron-Bergen 23

Max Kreckel won the 200 freestyle (2:09.63) and 100 butterfly (1:05.38) for H-AC.

Girls Swimming

Genesee Region

Harley-Allendale Columbia 83, Byron-Bergen 71

Floriana Milazzo won the 200 IM (2:39.30) and 500 freestyle (6:39.10) for the Wolves.

Wrestling

Livingston County

Warsaw 84, Geneseo 6; Warsaw 42, Keshequa 36

Aaron Paddock won his 200th career match for Warsaw in a double win over Geneseo and Keshequa on Thursday in a Livingston County wrestling meet.

Paddock won by pinfall in 35 seconds at 182 pounds.

The Tigers (19-0) defeated Geneseo 84-6 and won 42-36 over the Indians.

Pavilion 66, Geneseo 18

Jake Burnette pinned his opponent in 57 seconds at 138 pounds for Pavilion.

Wayne/Finger Lakes

Waterloo 49, North Rose-Wolcott 25

Patrick Betts earned a pin in 1:30 at 182 pounds and Cole Marr won by a 9-8 decision at 170 pounds for Waterloo.

Wayne 79, Geneva 0

Nick Galusha won 4-2 at 220 and Jack LeStrange won by pinfall in 1:57 at 106 pounds for Wayne.

Monroe County

Hilton 56, Greece 30

99: Ryan Burgos (H) p. Brandon Callahan (G) 2:19; 106: Greg Diakomihalis (H) f.; 113: Tony Robertson (H) p. Zach Serris (G):57; Dillon Callaghan (G) p. Mike Ross (H) 2:43; 126: Jackson Vanroo (G) p. Tyler Hodgson (H) 2:42; 132: Brandon Wilmot (H) tech. fall Colin Avery (G) 20-5; 138: Azis Lomidze (G) p. Nick Romano (H) 4:38; 145: Thomas Foos (H) d. Cameron Welling (G) 2-0; 152; Sammy DePrez (H) f.; 160: Evan Thomas (G) p. Josh Shamp (H) 1:31; 170: Louis DePrez (H) p. Francisco Andino (G) :10; 182: Justin Carter (G) p. Pete Russo (H) 1:55; 195: John Fuino (H) p. Scott LaFave (G) 1:54; 220: Donnie Neuffer (H) f.; 285: Dylan Daloisio (H) f..

Hockey

Geneseo/Livonia/Avon 6, Batavia Notre Dame 4

Billy McDevitt scored three goals and Cole Younger added a goal and three assists for the Lakers (9-1).

Boys swimming

Eighth-grader rolls 300

Michael Ross, an eighth-grader at World of Inquiry in the Rochester School District, is about to receive an addition to his closet.

Ross will receive a jacket Tuesday with the number 300 on it, in recognition of the perfect game he bowled during City-Catholic/Private League matches Jan. 6 at Clover Lanes, according to World of Inquiry coach Brian Fedele.

Rush-Henrietta’s A-Laya Callicutt-Wright, right, reaches for the ball held by Penfield’s Kristen Baumer.

Cameron Graupman scored a career-high 32 points and added 10 rebounds and 4 steals to help lead Hilton to a 52-47 win over Greece Athena in a Monroe County girls basketball game on Friday.

Chloe Graupman hit a 3-pointer with 27 seconds remaining in regulation for the Cadets.

Greece Athena: Carly Allocco 0, Niphaphone Chisouvanh 3, Sara Ciotti 17, Beth Corry 0, Kelechi Dimgba 0, Tatiana Henderson 6, Chelsea Henry 5, Sophia Jordan 2, Bria Wilson 14.

Hilton: Katie Annable 0, Kelsey Carpenter 0, Raine Gardner 4, Olivia Gombatto 0, Cameron Graupman 32, Chloe Graupman 4, Alyssa Juergens 4, Megan Letta 2, Allyson Strauss 6.

3-Point Goals – Greece Athena (Sara Ciotti 4, Bria Wilson 2), Hilton (Cameron Graupman 2, Chloe Graupman 1).

Churchville-Chili 54, Brockport 44

Brockport: Paige Bauch 0, Rachel Benedict 26, Madison Byrne 0, Bryn Hayes 5, Jasmyn Jessmer 0, Alyssa Morrison 0, Lizzie Reynolds 7, Samantha Sage 0, Lizzy Schultheis 6.

Churchville-Chili: Allison Ariola 0, Tiffany Binion 8, Skylar Burgess 5, Rebecca Czolgosz 0, Kristen Gawron 2, Sydney Hayden 4, Ashlyn Raines 0, Abigail Tabone 13, Emily Tabone 22, Mara Zimmerman 0.

3-Point Goals – Brockport (Rachel Benedict 1, Lizzie Reynolds 1), Churchville-Chili (Skylar Burgess 1, Emily Tabone 3).

Sisters Emily and Abigail Tabone combined for 35 points for C-C (2-8).

Spencerport 53, Gates Chili 39

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 9, Michela Contestabile 14, Erin Coykendall 6, Joie Culkin 0, Daionie Davis 0, Val DeRooy 2, Luca Fahmer 3, Madison Motsay 19.

Gates Chili: Taylor Clark 5, Miram Ibezim 0, Sarah Lacey 18, Erika Oeschles 4, Princess Santos 4, Shelby Stepherson 0, Jasmine Thomas 1, Skylar Whitmore 7.

3-Point Goals – Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 1, Erin Coykendall 2, Luca Fahmer 1, Madison Motsay 4), Gates Chili (Taylor Clark 1, Skylar Whitmore 1).

Madison Motsay finished with 19 points and eight rebounds and Michela Contestabile added 14 points and five blocks for Spencerport (5-5).

Finger Lakes

Wayne 64, Midlakes 43

Midlakes: Devon Burri 9, Claire DeBoover 4, Sydney Jones 11, Colby Kidder 1, Christy Orlando 0, Beth Pierce 9, Lauren Rose 4, Natalie Schinsing 3, Emily Vanderhoof 2.

Wayne: Taylor Corts 10, Tory Flatt 0, Bailey Jenkins 2, Alana Kornaker 7, Hannah Mitchell 0, Mary Panepento 7, Bailey Pratt 23, Phylis Reed 0, Hannah Zenelovic 15.

3-Point Goals – Midlakes (Devon Burri 3, Sydney Jones 1, Natalie Schinsing 1), Wayne (Taylor Corts 2, Alana Kornaker 1, Bailey Pratt 3, Hannah Zenelovic 5).

Hannah Zenelovic had 15 points and four steals for Wayne (10-0).

Palmyra-Macedon 45, Penn Yan 36

Penn Yan: Sydney Bloom 9, Emalee Rose Brockman 2, Brooke Dinehart 2, Hannah Keech 7, Lizzy Lafferty 6, Cassidy Prather 4, Annie White 0, Emily Wunder 6, Brie Yonge 0.

Palmyra-Macedon: Sierra Benson 0, Anna Lee Diakiogiannis 0, Olivia Keller 2, Sophie Leva 4, Brandy Morrison 5, Riley Record 21, Aldyn Savage 4, Cierra Scheik 2, Mackenzie Storto 7.

3-Point Goals – Penn Yan (Sydney Bloom 1, Hannah Keech 1), Palmyra-Macedon (Riley Record 2).

Riley Record had 21 points and seven steals for P-M (5-5).

Hockey

Section V

Victor 7, Hilton 4

Mitch Rydzynski scored the game-winning goal and added three assists for Victor (8-2).

Patrick Manning scored two goals and Sam Lambert added two goals for the Blue Devils.

Non-league

McQuaid 4, Bishop Timon-VI 1

Ben Brydges, John Tachin and Riley Benner each had a goal for McQuaid (5-7).

Rush-Henrietta 2, Kenmore West 2 (OT)

Justin Varney and AJ Nestler each scored a goal for R-H (6-2-1).

Wrestling

Robert Bradshaw Memorial Tournament

At Canandaigua

Day 1 of 2

Pioneer of Section VI leads the team scoring with 146.5 points, 19.5 more than second-place Canandaigua. Newark (74) is in third-place, followed by Spencerport (66) and Palmyra-Macedon (65.5).

Webster Thomas goalie Dalton Jerzak, left, stops a penalty shot by Webster Schroeder’s Matt Montgomery in the third period to preserve the 2-2 tie Webster Ice Arean as part of the Robert J. Smith Memorial High School Hockey Showcase on Saturday.

Webster Schroeder’s Tommy Winn, right, takes a shot on goal past Webster Thomas defender Zachary Fosdick during regular season game played at Webster Ice Arean as part of the Robert J. Smith Memorial High School Hockey Showcase on Saturday, January 9, 2016. Webster Schroeder and Webster Thomas played to a 2-2 tie.

Hector Vargas, who finished with two goals, scored to even the game at 2-2 for Webster Thomas as the Titans tied Webster Schroeder in a Section V hockey game on Saturday.

Tyler Cooligan had two assists for Webster Thomas (9-1-2).

Webster Schroeder led 2-1 after the first period.

Connor Ball tallied a goal and an assist and Matt Montgomery added two assists for the Warriors (6-4-1).

Boys Swimming

Bath Invitational

200 medley relay: 1. Brockport (Alex Burrow, Brandon Amthor, Nathaniel Bartalo, Bruce Kane) 1:39.48; 2. Pittsford (Samuel Roche, Arthur Fan, Casey Ransford, Ben Beldner) 1:40.79; 3. Avon (Nick Fasoldt, Trevor McCabe, Drew Page, Nic Wolfer) 1:45.37; 200 freestyle: 1. Amthor (BKPT) 1:43.58; 2. Britt Kaukeinen (Irondequoit) 1:45.82; 3. James Baker (Honeoye Falls-Lima) 1:46.99; 200 IM: 1. Noah Stevens (Brighton) 1:58.28; 2. David DeLaus (HFL) 2:00.80; 3. Bruce Kane (BKPT) 2:05.44; 50 freestyle: 1. Wolfer (AVON) 22.08*; 2. Alex Baker (Canandaigua) 22.83; 3. Christian Realbuto (PITT) 23.07; Diving: 1. Sean Riley (PITT) 523.40; 2. Shane Gillman (Dansville) 507.35; 3. Corey Neas (BRIG) 492.25; 100 butterfly: 1. Noah Stevens (BRIG) 51.03*@; 2. Arthur Fan (PITT) 51.43*; 3. Max Wagner (Hilton) 56.22; 100 freestyle: 1. Wolfer (AVON) 47.53*; 2. Bartalo (BKPT) 48.31*; 3. Baker (CANA) 49.74; 500 freestyle: 1. Baker (HFL) 4:45.16*; 2. Tim Drake (PITT) 4:55.76; 3. John Kellett (PITT) 4:56.98; 200 freestyle relay: Brockport (Bartalo, Bruce Kane, Alex Regna, Amthor) 1:28.29*; 2. Hilton (Lee Lohrmann, Adram Reitz, Wagner, Alex Parks) 1:30.81; 3. Honeoye Falls-Lima (Baker, DeLaus, Zach Skelton, Harper Coleman) 1:31.74; 100 backstroke: 1. Arthur Fan (PITT) 53.62*: 2. Kaukeinen (IRON) 54.61*; 3. DeLaus (HFL) 55.92; 100 breaststroke: 1. Chris Evans (PITT) 1:05.19; 2. Eric Fan (PITT) 1:05.23; 3. Tommy Magda (PITT) 1:05.79; 400 freestyle relay: 1. Brockport (Amthor, Kane, Bartalo, Matt Dambra) 3:13.58*@; 2. Pittsford (Samuel Roche, John Kellett, Ransford, Arthur Fan) 3:18.43; 3. Honeoye Falls-Lima (Baker, Jackson Kammermeier, Harper Coleman, DeLaus) 3:19.83. * = State cut @ = Pool record

Harley-Allendale Columbia Invitational

Boys

Team: 1. Attica, 235; 2. York, 216; 3. Gananda, 197; 4. Harley-Allendale Columbia, 191; 4. Geneseo, 191; 6. Albion-VI, 95; 7. Oakfield-Alabama, 90; 8. Wheatland-Chili, 58; 9. Batavia-Notre Dame, 48; 10. Wayne, 42; 11. World of Inquiry, 33; 12. Batavia, 4.

Individual: 200 medley relay: Geneseo (John Baker, Zac Shine, Alex Kruger, Josh Welch) 1:50.62; 800 freestyle relay: Attica (Alex Kunes, Kyle Best, Tyler Stachowiak, Matthew Langerman) 8:01.65*; 200 IM: Kunes (Att) 2:06.97; 50 freestyle: Stachowiak (Att) 23.68; 100 butterfly: Tanner Streb (York) 58.67; 400 medley relay: Geneseo (John Baker, Zac Shine, Alex Kruger, Garrison Hunt) 4:08.21; 100 freestyle: Stachowiak (Att) 52.27; 100 backstoke: Chris Lemley (Batavia-Notre Dame) 57.33; 400 freestyle relay: Attica (Kunes, Andrew Stoffel, Langerman, Stachowiak) 3:37.05; 100 breaststroke: –Kunes (Att) 1:04.42; 200 freestyle relay – Harley-Allendale Columbia (Matthew Gelb, Max Kreckel, Jacob LaDue, Gil Smolyak) 1:38.58.

Girls

Team scores: 1. Harley-Allendale Columbia, 350; 2. Attica, 267; 3. Oakfield-Alabama, 90; 4. Albion-VI, 109; 5. Batavia Notre-Dame 91; 6. Wheatland-Chili, 80.

Individual: 200 medley relay: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Stephanie Cui, Emma Tracy, Floriana Milazzo, Nicole Gelb) 2:01.10; 800 freestyle relay – Attica (Reagan Bifarella, Jordyn Stachowiak, Jackie Keicher, Bayli Fugle) 9:43.78; 200 IM: Emma Tracy (HAC) 2:21.93; 50 freestyle: Nicole Gelb (HAC) 24.70*; 100 butterfly: Liz Jurs (O-A) 1:07.43; 400 medley relay: Oakfield-Alabama (Madie LaGrou, Brittany Hicks, Jurs, Logan Cadieux) 4:51.67; 100 freestyle: LaGrou (O-A) 56.59*; 100 backstroke: Gelb (56.59)@; 400 freestyle relay: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Lily Kegl, Kit Taylor, Lila Campbell, Emma Tracy) 4:10.18; 100 breaststroke: Bifarella (Att) 1:20.23; 200 freestyle relay: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Campbell, Taylor, Milazzo, Gelb) 1:50.11. * = Meet record @ = School record

Indoor Track and Field

RIT Invitational

Abby McGahey won the triple jump (34-0) and Rachel Richenburg won the weight throw (35-10) for Canandaigua. The 3,200 relay team of Lily VonRhedy, Stella Gullo, Katie Cobos and Molly O’Neil placed first for the Braves.

Penfield beat Ursuline 57-42 in a Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015.

Ursuline’s Katie McLoughlin drives past Penfield’s Makaila Wilson during their Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015. Penfield won 57-42.

Ursuline’s Katie McLoughlin drives past Penfield’s Makaila Wilson during their Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015. Penfield won 57-42.

Ursuline’s Korina Guerra drives on Penfield’s Kristen Baumer during their Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015. Penfield won 57-42.

WHITE PLAINS – As various members of Penfield’s girls basketball team pulled down one rebound after another at the Westchester County Center on Monday, it gave Ursuline a crash course in the age-old sports adage, “You can’t teach height.”

Penfield beat Ursuline 57-42 in a Slam Dunk Tournament semifinal at the Westchester County Center Dec. 28, 2015.

Penfield, the 15th-ranked Class AA team in the state from suburban Rochester, owned the Koalas in the paint on both ends of the court during its 57-42 win in the semifinals of the 17th annual Slam Dunk Tournament.

“It was a tough game, definitely,” Ursuline junior forward Katie McLoughlin said. “Our opponents were very strong. They’re a big team, so it’s hard to adjust. If we (had) gotten more of a rhythm earlier in the game, it would’ve helped us in the end of the game.”

McLoughlin paced the Koalas with 14 points and six rebounds, shooting 6-of-12 from the field. The rest of the team shot just 11-for-42 in the loss.

Penfield, last year’s Section V runner-up, out-rebounded Ursuline 50-26 in the win, and took all but nine of its 52 shots from the field inside of the arc.

Boston College-bound forward Emma Guy used her 6-foot-3 frame to dominate for 22 points and 13 rebounds for the Patriots. Makaila Wilson, a 5-foot-11 sophomore guard, also recorded a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds.

Ursuline started to find its stride in the fourth quarter, but by then Penfield had built an insurmountable lead.

“If we came out like that every single quarter, it would’ve been a much closer game,” Koalas junior guard Korina Guerra said. “I love playing against good competition — it only makes you better.”

Guerra, who committed to Sacred Heart in November, said that playing a strong opponent at the County Center will serve the team well in its pursuit of returning to “Westchester’s Most Famous Arena” for the Section 1 championships in late-February.

“We’re excited to play here because we expect our team to be back here fighting for the gold ball,” she said. “Playing here, getting everyone comfortable, playing against good competition — it can only help us.”

Penfield will play Peekskill for the Slam Dunk championship Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. Ursuline will play Monroe-Woodbury, the reigning Section 9 Class AA champs, in the consolation at 3:30 p.m.

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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

Arcadia’s Reggie Clark, center, draws in a trio of Churchville-Chili defenders including Myles McKinney, right, Andrew Kerwin, left, and Eric Lewis, then dishes off to teammate Eric Lewis for two during their game at Greece Monday, Jan. 11, 2016.

Anthony Lamb finished with 21 points and Nigel Scantlebury added 12 points to help Athena defeat Pittsford Sutherland 57-55 in a Monroe County boy’s basketball game on Monday night.

Josh Mack had 15 points for Sutherland (7-3).

Greece Athena: Israel Dudley 1, Ryan Kubanka 1, Anthony Lamb 21, Trevor Layne 10, Patrick Meisenzahl 3, Nigel Scantlebury 12, Chad Scorse 3, Kenny Speed 6.

Pittsford Sutherland: Kevin Davis 6, Robbie Doggett 11, Davis Heyman 0, Josh Mack 15, Craig Rosen 5, Kevin Ryan 6, Mike Ryan 4, Jack Ward 8.

3-Point Goals: Greece Athena (Trevor Layne 2, Patrick Meisenzahl 1, Nigel Scantlebury 2, Chad Scorse 1, Kenny Speed 1), Pittsford Sutherland (Josh Mack 1, Craig Rosen 1).

Fairport 69, Gates Chili 60

Gates Chili: Zac Cowell 9, Joe Lacy 0, Corey Powell 13, Maurice Price 2, Lydell Robinson 0, Matt Schiffer 0, William Skinner 0, Keith Slack 9, Luke Strong 0, Cameron Turner 13, Kailee White Jr. 14.

Fairport: Ryan Algier 2, Wanya Bruce 15, Stephen Gabel 2, TJ Hendricks 0, Jordan Holmes 0, Cam Keeley 0, Matthew Keenan 19, Nick Lapp 4, Dan Masino 10, Matt Muncey 17.

3-Point Goals: Gates Chili (Corey Powell 1, Keith Slack 3, Cameron Turner 2, Kailee White Jr. 1), Fairport (Wanya Bruce 2, Matthew Keenan 2, Dan Masino 1, Matt Muncey 2).

Matthew Keenan scored 19 points and Matt Muncey added 17 points for Fairport (10-0).

Wanya Bruce had 15 points for the Red Raiders, who will play Aquinas on Wednesday in a rematch of last year’s AA Final.

Kailee White Jr. had 14 points for Gates Chili (4-6).

Greece Arcadia 76, Churchville-Chili 45

Churchville-Chili: Dylan Angora 0, Ryan Brock 0, Lucas Fernandes 3, Robert Garrick 0, Will Gipson 4, Andrew Kerwin 3, Eric Lewis 11, Myles McKinney 8, Nicholas Rugelis 0, Bill Sanborn 0, Dillon Strine 4, Malek Williams 12.

Greece Arcadia: Noah Barnard 3, Reggie Clark 10, Zach D’Arpino 13, Jon Dueker 0, Thomas Finnerty 2, Anthony Finucane 6, Dan Freese 5, Drew Freese 1, Ian Insley 1, Keith McGee 10, Neale McMullen 4, Mev Odzakozic 17, Marcus Zappia 2.

3-Point Goals: Churchville-Chili (Lucas Fernandes 1, Dillon Strine 1, Malek Williams 2), Greece Arcadia (Zach D’Arpino 2, Dan Freese 1, Keith McGee 1, Mev Odzakozic 2).

Mev Odzakozic led four double-digit scorers with 17 points for Arcadia (8-3).

RCAC

Early College 103, Monroe 77

Early College: Anthony Clermanso 8, Ja’mes Colbert 6, Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 8, Jamonte Forrest 2, Bryan Harrell Jr. 37, Tajmin Holt 33, Jonathan Radcliffe 2, Stephone Robinson 5, Alexis Varas Ortiz 2.

Monroe: Danny Colon 3, Carlee Ellis 3, Chris Gibson 22, Tyquil Glastow 10, Tyrece Harper 12, Jonathan Jones 14.

3-Point Goals: Early College (Anthony Clermanso 1, Ja’mes Colbert 2, Tajmin Holt 7, Stephone Robinson 1), Monroe (Chris Gibson 1, Tyquil Glastow 1, Tyrece Harper 2).

Bryan Harrell Jr. scored 27 of his 37 points in the first half, and added 14 rebounds for Early College (8-4).

Tajmin Holt had 33 points and eight rebounds for the Cobras.

Chris Gibson scored 22 points and Rayshawn Boswell added 15 points for Monroe.

Non-league

Byron-Bergen 53, Pavilion 35

Pavilion: Robert Cutcliffe 0, Caleb Hoffman 15, Brandyn Lynk 6, Caleb Milligan 13, Luke Milligan 0, Antwain Richardson 0, Jacob Tillotson 3.

Byron-Bergen: Brandon Burke 15, Derek Cooper 0, Rider Farnsworth 1, Chase Felton 0, Thomas Lambert 2, Colin Noeth 21, Jake Prospero 14, Ryan Richardson 0.

3-Point Goals – Pavilion (Caleb Milligan 4, Jacob Tillotson 1), Byron-Bergen (Brandon Burke 1, Jake Prospero 3).

Colin Noeth had 21 points and nine rebounds and Brandon Burke recorded a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead B-B.

East Rochester 60, Rochester Academy 44

Rochester Academy: Jevovonny Brown 0, Trevon Stringer 0, Spencer Burns 0, Lakyll Hall 12, Kenan Abram 14, Rajab Mohammed 0, Keith Montgomery 11, Damain Grant 7, Tereel Brooks 0.

East Rochester: Tyree Jones 2, Kellan McDermott 5, Casey Michele 6, Will Newton 2, Matt Cicero 0, Che’Vez Gaines 15, Keith Butler 20, Andrew Chilelli 4, K’Von Sybliss 3, John Lexer 1, Cole Lindsay 2.

3- Point goals: Montgomery 3; Michele 2, Butler 2, Sybliss 1.

Keith Butler finished with 20 points and seven rebounds to lead ER (9-1).

Finney 74, Prattsburgh 57

Prattsburgh: Enoch Anderson 7, Carter Byington 0, Ayden Decker 7, Jeffery Gilbert 24, Damion McConnell 0, Nick Perillo 0, Garrett Socola 17, Brendan Wagner 2.

Finney: Andrew Debonis 0, Wesley Gerace 7, Max Harris 17, Simeon Heard 30, Dylan Ocorr 9, Keegan Ocorr 2, Cameron Odom 8, Xavier Smith 1, Alex Vaga 0.

3-Point Goals: Prattsburgh (Jeffery Gilbert 6, Garrett Socola 1), Finney (Wesley Gerace 1, Max Harris 4, Simeon Heard 3, Dylan Ocorr 3, Cameron Odom 1).

Simeon Heard scored a game-high 30 points and added five assists and Cameron Odom had eight points and seven steals for Finney (6-5).

Franklin 63, Gananda 51

Franklin: Tyron Blair 10, Tramel Bush 3, Nate Ellison 1, Damari Hynes 1, Brandon Johnson 12, Mike Mathews 30, Ricardo Roman 2, Tamar Snow 0, Akim Torres 4.

Gananda: Scott Bush 3, Ben Donnan 0, Ryan Finnegan 0, Kyle Gendron 2, Kyle Hayes 2, Matt Kilcourse 0, Kyle Lombardozzi 15, Cruz Mayberry 2, Enrique Mosman 27, Matt Rapp 0.

3-Point Goals: Franklin (Tyron Blair 2, Tramel Bush 1, Mike Mathews 5), Gananda (Scott Bush 1, Enrique Mosman 7).

Mike Mathews had 30 points and 12 rebounds and Brandon Johnson added 12 points and 15 rebounds for Franklin (4-8).

Enrique Mosman scored 27 points for Gananda (5-6).

Mount Morris 80, Bradford 27

Bradford: Jeffery Harris 3, Thomas Meighan 13, Issek Pierce 2, Tyler Sleve 0, Austin Spina 9, Yannick Wohlhauser 0.

Mount Morris: Jon Gagner 5, Reed Goho 1, Deonte Green 11, Josh Hart 6, KC Howe 4, Bubba Maldonado 8, Hector Pagan 4, Chris Patrick 2, Bruce Patterson 8, Eladio Soto 2, Kyle Soto 2, Nic Werner 9, Devon Young 18.

3-Point Goals: Bradford (Austin Spina 1), Mount Morris (Jon Gagner 1, Deonte Green 3, Josh Hart 2, Bubba Maldonado 1, Devon Young 4).

Devon Young finished with 18 points and Deonte Green had 11 points for Mount Morris (8-2).

All 13 of the Blue Devils scored at least a point.

Aquinas 65, Bishop Timon-St. Jude 58

Aquinas: Graycen Carter 0, Earnest Edwards 20, Billy Gillan 0, Jason Hawkes 15, Jamir Jones 6, Jalen Pickett 19, David Vito 5.

Bishop Timon-St. Jude: Joe Harrison 5, Juston Johnson 3, Quinton Lamar 21, William Lamar 11, Hunter Lancaster 0, Paul Lancaster 4, A. Paine 0, Tyler Ringwood 2, Davion Warren 12.

3-Point Goals: Aquinas (Earnest Edwards 1, Jason Hawkes 1, Jamir Jones 1, Jalen Pickett 2, David Vito 1).

Jason Hawkes recorded a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds and Jalen Pickett added 19 points and eight assists for Aquinas.

Wrestling

Non-league

Brockport 46, Patchogue-Medford 30

Cody Anders won in 3:33 at 106 pounds for Brockport.