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James Clarke recorded a career-high 35 points to lead lead School of the Arts to a 73-48 victory over Franklin in a Rochester City Athletic Conference boys basketball game on Monday.

Clarke added 4 assists, 4 steals and two blocks and Christian Simmons scored 25 points for the for the SilverHawks (2-0).

Franklin is 0-1.

Franklin: Tyron Blair 5, Tramel Bush 0, Nate Ellison 7, Armon Felder 3, Damari Hymes 2, Brandon Johnson 9, Chris Lewis 12, Tariq Martin 1, Mike Matthews 9, Hayden Pedilla 0, Ricardo Roman 0, Darnell Yeomans 0.

School of the Arts: Malcom Ahmad 0, Mecca Anderson 4, Justin Brumfield 3, James Clarke 35, Xavier DeWedell 0, Damare Hanks 2, Jarell Hunter 0, Ian Jordan 4, Christian Simmons 25.

3-Point Goals: Franklin (Tyron Blair 1, Armon Felder 1), School of the Arts (Mecca Anderson 1, James Clarke 6).

Non-league

Finney 64, Rochester Academy 55

Rochester Academy: Kenan Abeam 14, Jevonny Brown 9, Damion Grant 2, Lakoll Hall 5, Eric Kay 2, Keith Mongomery 19, Lesley Plaza 4.

Finney: Caleb Anger 3, Andrew Debonis 0, Wesley Gerace 6, Simeon Heard 28, Dylan Ocorr 10, Keegan Ocorr 13, Xavier Smith 4, Alex Vaga 0.

3-Point Goals: RCMCS (Jevonny Brown 1, Keith Mongomery 3), Finney (Caleb Anger 1, Simeon Heard 1, Dylan Ocorr 2, Keegan Ocorr 1).

Simeon Heard scored 28 points and Xavier Smith grabbed 11 rebounds for Finney (1-0).

Mynderse 42, Early College 40

Early College: Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 7, Jamonte Forrest 5, Bryan Harrell Jr. 10, Tajmin Holt 8, Jermer Murrell Jr. 7, Jonathan Radcliffe 3.

Mynderse: Brett Anderson 0, Devin Anderson 6, Robert Bachman 0, Ben Cafolla 4, Kellen Caraher 2, Jake Jones 26, Jake Mein 4.

3-Point Goals: Early College (Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 1, Jonathan Radcliffe 1), Mynderse (Devin Anderson 2, Jake Jones 8).

Jake Mein hit shot the buzzer to lift Mynderse.

Jake Jones scored 26 points and Ben Cafolla grabbed nine rebounds for the Blue Devils (2-0).

Bryan Harrell Jr. hit two foul shots with 20 seconds remaining to tie the game at 40 for EC.

Naples 64, Jasper-Troupsburg 50

Jasper-Troupsburg: Parker Cady 2, Colin Cornish 10, Ashton Perkins 10, Josh Price 12, Jacob Seeley 8, Connor VanGorden 2, Aaron VanSkiver 6.

Naples: Evan Bay 6, Jake Chapman 18, Zack Dormer 17, Andrew Fleischman 9, Conrad Rathbun 8, Grayden Ross 6.

3-Point Goals: Jasper-Troupsburg (Ashton Perkins 1, Josh Price 1, Aaron VanSkiver 2), Naples (Evan Bay 2, Jake Chapman 4, Zack Dormer 1, Andrew Fleischman 1).

Andrew Fleischman had 9 points, 12 rebounds and 7 assists and Zack Dormer added 17 points and nine rebounds for Naples (2-0).

Livingston County

Dansville 48, Letchworth 45

Dansville: Ryan Conklin 9, Tom Graves 9, Troy Latimer 2, Austin Milliman 2, Anthony Sackett 14, Derek Wampole 10, Tom Wise 2.

Letchworth: Dean DeGroff 0, Ryan Hamilton 22, Matt Holmes 0, Tanner Lampson 8, Trevor Owens 7, David Rafferty 0, Dylan Remington 0, Donnie Shearing 8, Bryce Smith 0.

3-Point Goals: Dansville (Ryan Conklin 3, Tom Graves 3, Anthony Sackett 2), Letchworth (Ryan Hamilton 3, Tanner Lampson 1).

Tom Graves and Ryan Conklin combined to hit five 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to seal the victory for Dansville (1-0).

Girls Basketball

RCAC

Finney 55, Rochester Academy 40

Finney: Riley Anger 10, Rachel Curtis 19, Khadejha Lewin 8, Becca Oldham 8, Jordan Williams 8, Madison Williams 2.

Rochester Academy: Maia Duncan 16, Naveah Max 4, Terran Stinson 8, Tylasia Weaver 12.

3-Point Goals: Rochester Academy (Maia Duncan 4, Tylasia Weaver 1).

Rachel Curtis scored 19 points with six steals and Jordan Williams grabbed eight rebounds to go with eight points for Finney (1-0).

Non-league

Gananda 51, Midlakes 47

Gananda: Melissa Camp 0, Samantha Crumb 12, Kathleen Frauel 0, Rebecca Reeves 6, Bryanna Roos 0, Alli Stark 0, Camryn Vogt 15, Demetria Woodard 18.

Midlakes: Devon Burri 6, Claire DeBoover 9, Sydney Jones 22, Colby Kidder 0, Christy Orlando 0, Beth Pierce 8, Lauren Rose 2, Natalie Schinsing 0, Emily Vanderhoof 0.

3-Point Goals: Gananda (Samantha Crumb 2, Rebecca Reeves 2, Camryn Vogt 1), Midlakes (Devon Burri 2, Claire DeBoover 1, Sydney Jones 3).

Camryn Vogt and Demetria had 15 and 18 points, respectively, and each and had seven rebounds for Gananda (1-0).

Sydney Jones scored 22 points and recorded her 1,000th career point for Midlakes.

Wrestling

Le Roy 48, Livonia 33

99: Kevin Mann (Li); 106: Andrew Englerth (Le); 113: Josh Englerth (Le); 120: Connor Wilkins (Li); 126: John Lauricella (Le); 132: Nick Vinci (Li); 138: Gunner Dale (Li); 145: Thatcher Mowry (Le); 160: Ben Piazza (Le); 170: Stryder Coleman (Le); 182: Cody Resch (Le); 195: Alex Hahn (Le); 220: Tyler Barnhart (Li); 285: Caleb Maier (Li).

Sports

Anthony Lamb eclipsed 1,000 points in his career in Greece Athena’s 91-83 victory over Penfield in a Monroe County basketball game Thursday.

Lamb finished the night with 43 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists and 4 blocked shots for Athena (1-0).

Nigel Scantlebury added 15 points and six assists for the Trojans.

Penfield

Brandon Buse 11, Ryan Klabfus 12, Isiah Preston 13, Jacob Rinere 3, Vaughn Shorter 6, De’Quan Smith 30, Kyle Straube 8.

Greece Athena

Adam Edinger 0, Ryan Kubanka 9, Anthony Lamb 43, Trevor Layne 12, Patrick Meisenzahl 3, Nigel Scantlebury 15, Chad Scorse 2, Jamie Shoemaker 0, Kenny Speed 7.

3-Point Goals – Penfield (Ryan Klabfus 2, Isiah Preston 1, Jacob Rinere 1, De’Quan Smith 4, Kyle Straube 1), Greece Athena (Anthony Lamb 3, Trevor Layne 4, Patrick Meisenzahl 1, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Kenny Speed 1).

Honeoye Falls-Lima 82, Greece Olympia 47

Greece Olympia

William Green 10, William Lewis 4, Anthony McEwen 15, Ernest Meeks 6, Javier Mercado 2, Vedad Odzakovic 2, Elijah Powell 6, Fadiel Rodriguez 2, David Wehner 0, Tremaine Young II 0.

Honeoye Falls-Lima

Shamire Broyld 13, Austin Buschang 5, Tyler Bushnell 2, Josh D’Agostino 16, Tommy Eastman 24, Dan Hart 8, Garrett Ruff 5, James Segar 0, Ryan Shaw 4, Bryan Wager 5.

3-Point Goals – Greece Olympia (William Lewis 1), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Shamire Broyld 2, Austin Buschang 1, Tommy Eastman 4, Dan Hart 2, Garrett Ruff 1).

Tommy Eastman had 24 points and four rebounds and Brian Wager had five steals and five points for the Cougars (2-0).

Wayne County

East Rochester 59, Lyons 57

East Rochester

Keith Butler 20, Chavez Gaines 8, Tyree Jones 14, Kellen McDermott 6, Casey Michele 11.

Lyons

Jordan Aumell 4, Tyler Bastian 2, Justin Bott 0, Duncan Dobbins 0, Devan Franklin 16, Nick Kehoe 7, Ben Rockafeller 5, Justice Smith 14, Adam VanBuskirk 9.

3-Point Goals – East Rochester (Keith Butler 1, Tyree Jones 1, Kellen McDermott 1, Casey Michele 2), Lyons (Devan Franklin 2, Ben Rockafeller 1, Justice Smith 1,

Adam VanBuskirk 2).

Keith Butler converted steal into the game-winning layup for East Rochester (2-0).

Non-league

Mynderse 64,

Rochester Academy 34

Mynderse

Brett Anderson 6, Devin Anderson 3, Robert Bachman 0, Ben Cafolla 8, Kellen Caraher 2, Caleb Cisco 0, Jake Jones 5, Jake Mein 18, Todd Reid 0, Kyle Ruddy 11, Aiden Trout 2, Devin Verkey 9.

Rochester

Kenan Abeam 7, Jevonny Brown 3, Damion Grant 0, Lakoll Hall 14, Raja Mohammed 0, Keith Mongomery 10, Trevon Stringer 0.

3-Point Goals – Mynderse (Devin Anderson 1, Devin Verkey 2), Rochester (Jevonny Brown 1, Lakoll Hall 2, Keith Mongomery 2).

Jake Mein recorded a double-double with 18 points and 11 boards for Mynderse (3-0).

Victor 51, Geneva 41

Geneva

Noah Barber 2, Drew Brinson 5, Pliekou Irvin 0, Delmarius Jackson 0, Jemar McCall 7, Benton Patchett 4, Reid Patchett 0, Isiah Richardson 0, Marquan Ross 9, TrayShawn Ross 10, Tyler Tyson 4.

Victor

Clay Bleier 4, Jacob DiSanto 12, Brandon Fink 5, Connor Keenan 0, Michael Novitsky 13, Kyle O’Dea 3, Sam Palomaki 12, Jackson Parker 4, Aaron Schlarbaum 0.

3-Point Goals – Geneva (Jemar McCall 3, Marquan Ross 1, TrayShawn Ross 1), Victor (Brandon Fink 1, Michael Novitsky 1, Kyle O’Dea 1).

Mike Novitsky and Sam Palomaki led the way for Victor (1-1) with 13 and 12 points, respectively.

Franklin 66, Finney 61

Franklin

Tyron Blair 7, Tramel Bush 0, Nate Ellison 11, Armon Felder 0, Damari Hynes 5, Brandon Johnson 17, Chris Lewis 8, Tariq Martin 0, Mike Mathews 18, Heydan Padilla 0, Ricardo Roman 0, Tamar Snow 0, Darnell Yeoumas 0.

Finney

Caleb Anger 0, Max Harris 10, Simeon Heard 29, Dylan Ocorr 12, Keegan Ocorr 7, Cameron Odom 0, Xavier Smith 3.

3-Point Goals – Franklin (Tyron Blair 1), Finney (Max Harris 3, Simeon Heard 1, Dylan Ocorr 4, Keegan Ocorr 1).

Brandon Johnson scored 16 of his 17 points in the second half and had 10 rebounds for Franklin (1-1).

RCMCS 79, Newfane-VI 72

RCMCS: Amos Williams 19, Shaheed Williams 6, Jhyte Griffin 22, Glenn Walker 3, Keenan Mayers 11, Donte Harris 0, Sheltier Harrison 14, Rashim Peterson 7.

Newfane-VI: Max Webber 20, Kyle DeVoogal 12, Connor Hill 8, Albert Crump 4, Nick Schultz 14, Calib Russell 1, David Krull 5, Brandon Gross 2, Andrew Boudeman 4.

3-point goals: RCMCS (Keenan Mayers 2, Sheltier Harrison 3, Rashim Peterson 1) Newfane-VI (Max Webber 1, Albert Crump 1, David Krull 1, Andrew Boudeman 1).

Jhyte Griffin led the scoring with 22 points and Amos Williams chipped in 19 points for RCMCS (2-2).

Bishop Kearney 83, Leadership 39

Bishop Kearney

Sheldon Adams 8, Shykell Brown 4, Jakkare Buckner 2, Nahziah Carter 9, Rian Carter 6, Brian Fobbs 16, Devin Green 10, Shane Hake 0, Joshua Jackson 4, Caleb Norflee 2, Aaron Pilgrim 0, Quinton Rose 20, Myles Travis 2.

Leadership

Devon Brown 0, Dezmond Ellis 1, Donald Hill 3, Mahari Hutchinson 0, Tamar Jackson 1, Sean Lipford 2, Tymeek Mackey 3, Nygel McInnis 0, Terrick Morgan 2, Jacquane Reed 2, Juna Sampson 7, Milton Simmons 1, Tyriek Snow 17.

3-Point Goals – Bishop Kearney (Sheldon Adams 2, Rian Carter 1, Quinton Rose 2), Leadership (Juna Sampson 1, Tyriek Snow 2).

Quinton Rose scored 20 points and tallied 10 blocks and 7 rebounds for BK (1-0).

Hockey

Section V

Brockport 5, Churchville-Chili 2

Alec Rockow had a hat trick and an assist for Brockport (2-0).

Pittsford 4, Webster Schroeder 2

Hayden Seck had one goal and one assist and John Mozrall added two goals for Pittsford (1-0).

Swimming

Monroe County

Hilton 101, Brighton 79

World of Inquiry 42, East-School of the Arts 33

Webster 106, Irondequoit 79

Alec Wahl set a Webster school record with a 53.78 in the 100 backstroke.

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Alli Reynolds had 11 points and seven rebounds to lead East Rochester 42-38 over Clyde-Savannah in a Wayne County girls basketball game on Wednesday.

Maddy Walsh added 11 points for the Bombers (1-0).

Ally Frenton had 10 points for C-S (0-2).

East Rochester: Leah Abraha 0, Allison Burns 2, Megan D’Angelo 8, Kadayha Hogan 8, Michaela Monachino 0, Alli Reynolds 11, Ashley Santo 0, Christine Touranjoe 0, Maddy Walsh 11, Zoe Zutes 2.

Clyde-Savannah: Alivia Arliss 6, Rosalee Betts 2, Cailin Bloomer 0, Rayne Broach 0, Ally Frenton 10, Rylee Kalinski 5, Samantha Kalinski 9, Alivia Salomen 6.

3-Point Goals: East Rochester (Megan D’Angelo 2), Clyde-Savannah (Rylee Kalinski 1, Samantha Kalinski 3, Alivia Salomen 1).

Gananda 56, Lyons 47

Lyons: Kelsey Arliss 0, Kayla Battle 14, Hollen Brandt 6, Teonna Jenkins 12, Adrianna Kemp 9, Kierra Kemp 1, Kyara Smith 5, Isis Tarver 0.

Gananda: Melissa Camp 4, Samantha Crumb 17, Kathleen Frauel 2, Rebecca Reeves 1, Bryanna Roos 2, Celine Smits 0, Channet Solheim 0, Alli Stark 2, Camryn Vogt 5, Demetria Woodard 23.

3-Point Goals: Lyons (Kayla Battle 4, Hollen Brandt 2, Kyara Smith 1), Gananda (Samantha Crumb 3, Camryn Vogt 1).

Demetria Woodard had 23 points and eight rebounds and Samantha Crumb added 17 points for Gananda (2-0).

Marion 46, Red Creek 40

Red Creek: Sienna Fernaays 10, Emma Griffin 0, Margaret Griffin 0, Maggie Meyer 10, Alex Mosqucda 6, Elyssia Mullen 0, Jacquelyn Rice 0, Lacey Wiestner 0, Angela Wilbur 0, Isabella Wilbur 10.

Marion: Abigal DeFisher 0, Bryanna Delyser 15, Hallie Dezio 0, Brooke Guerin 8, McKenzie Karpp 0, Ashley Lange 15, Lindsay McManus 0, Jazlynn Plaza 4, Jessi Roegiers 4.

3-Point Goals: Red Creek (Maggie Meyer 1, Alex Mosqucda 2, Isabella Wilbur 1), Marion (Ashley Lange 2).

Non-league

Honeoye Falls-Lima 52, Palmyra-Macedon 37

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Andrea Less 2, Lauren McKinnon 8, Maddy Meehan 8, Emma Ross 2, Megan Slymon 2, Laney Sullivan 11, Hannah VanNewkirk 4, Taryn Wilson 4, Irene del Cerro 11.

Palmyra-Macedon: Sierra Benson 2, Anna Lee Diakiogiannis 0, Olivia Keller 7, Sophie Leva 4, Brandy Morrison 10, Riley Record 5, Aldyn Savage 2, Cierra Scheik 6, Mackenzie Storto 0.

3-Point Goals: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Laney Sullivan 1, Irene del Cerro 1), Palmyra-Macedon (Olivia Keller 2, Riley Record 1, Cierra Scheik 2).

Irene del Cerro had 10 rebounds and 11 points for HF-L (1-0).

Brandy Morrison had 10 points and five rebounds for P-M (0-1).

Mount Morris 49, Arkport 36

Mount Morris: Rose D’Angelo 8, Lauren Ferraro 0, Molly Gardner 0, Reagan Maldonado 10, Christina Olverd 12, Maddy Regal 13, Katie Yorks 6.

Arkport: Erin Beibel 0, Emily Jones 0, Mackenzie McDaniels 2, Abbi Patrick 13, Karlee Patrick 11, Caelan Smith 2, Hailey Stephens 1, Jenna Theilen 3, Ali VanScoter 4.

3-Point Goals: Mount Morris (Reagan Maldonado 2), Arkport (Abbi Patrick 1).

Bishop Kearney 61, Mynderse 52

Bishop Kearney: Lytoya Baker 2, Trinity Fitts 0, Marianna Freeman 12, Rosa Graham 14, Bri’Asia Mason 8, Allure Simmons 4, Arianne Smith 12, Saniaa Wilson 9, Camille Wright 0.

Mynderse: Hannah Brown-Trice 0, Madison Hilimire 3, Hannah Lang 3, Maegan Mein 13, Heidi Miller 20, Sarah Shaffer 4, Kayla Snyder 0, Divya Tewari 6, Megan Tilton 3.

3-Point Goals: Bishop Kearney (Marianna Freeman 4, Rosa Graham 2, Bri’Asia Mason 2), Mynderse (Madison Hilimire 1, Hannah Lang 1, Megan Tilton 1).

Rosa Graham had 14 points, 8 steals, and 7 assists for B-K (1-0).

Seventh grader Marianna Freeman scored 12 points and seventh grader Saniaa Wilson chipped in nine points and 13 rebounds for B-K (1-0).

Wellsville 48, Wayland-Cohocton 40

Wayland-Cohocton: Alex Button 13, Madison Gregorious 2, Leah Langerman 4, Megan McAllister 7, Kadeynn McInnis 6, Mikaela Nielsen 3, Marissa Schirmer 0, Ashlee Schumacher 5.

Wellsville: Taylor Adams 0, Rayanna Anderson 27, Quincy Buckley 2, Quinn Burke 0, Morgan Franklin 2, Erin Lawson 0, Amy Lorshbaugh 10, Peyton Low 0, Jordyn Pettit 4, Morgan Sibble 0, Jana Whitehouse 3.

3-Point Goals: Wayland-Cohocton (Alex Button 1, Kadeynn McInnis 1, Mikaela Nielsen 1), Wellsville (Rayanna Anderson 2, Jana Whitehouse 1).

Rayanna Anderson had 27 points and 5 steals and 3 assists for Wellsville (1-0).

Genesee Region

Wheatland-Chili 39, Elba 22

Elba: Leah Bezon 0, Carli Bogue 2, Tatiana Draper 8, Madison Howard 0, Jenna Huntington 0, Meaghan Kogut 0, Emily Reynolds 12, Tarra Shuknect 0.

Wheatland-Chili: Abbey Callaghan 2, Hannah Callaghan 4, Taylor Clar 16, Megan Nolan 2, Brianna Parker 2, Elizabeth Russell 2, Alyssa Seiheimer 6, Taylor Seiheimer 5.

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

Taylor Clar had 16 points and 9 steals, and 6 rebounds , and 4 assists and Brianna Parker added seven rebounds for W-C (1-0).

Monroe County

Hilton 68, Webster Schroeder 37

Webster Schroeder: Janau Beliny 4, Caroline Czap 1, Meaghan Gartland 4, Maribel Hucks 4, Payton Lill 17, Casey Roux 7, Emily Willis 0.

Hilton: Olivia Gombatto 0, Cameron Graupman 27, Chloe Graupman 5, Alyssa Juergens 8, Megan Letta 2, Meghan McGwin 4, Meghan Schiano 10, Allison Strauss 12.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Casey Roux 1), Hilton (Cameron Graupman 4).

Cameron Graupman scored 27 points and eclipsed 1,000 points in her career to lead Hilton (1-0) on Tuesday.

Cameron Graupman, a senior guard for the Cadets, became only the second girl in school history on Tuesday to reach 1,000 career points.

Cameron Graupman has committed to the College of St. Rose in Albany, so the All-Monroe County guard has her scholarship, and now she has her 1,000 points.

The Hilton guard became the first Cadets player in 14 years to eclipse that mark while scoring 27 points in a season-opening 68-37 romp over Webster Schroeder. Graupman joins only one other girl, Kristen Clark (Class of 1999) in the 1,000-point club. The three Hilton boys who reached 1,000 are Dave Heise (1993), Carlton Moore (1996) and Ryan Mee (2001). She went over 1,000 on a pull-up jumper on the left side of the court. Graupman is known for her 3-point marksmanship, so it makes sense that the sixth-year varsity player’s favorite NBA star is Steph Curry.

Girls Athlete of the Week: Cameron Graupman

We’ll be running more on girls basketball locally next week, but Graupman should be among the area’s best players. All 16 of her first-team All-Greater Rochester picks last year were seniors, so there’s a whole new batch of players we’re ready to watch. Graupman is atop the list in Monroe County along with Penfield’s Emma Guy (Boston College) and Irondequoit’s Kylee Kanealey, who had 18 points, 15 rebounds, 4 steals and 4 blocks in Tuesday’s season-opening rout of Greece Arcadia.

Graupman, who made an amazing 3-point shot after a mad dash at Greece Athena to win a game last year, initially was headed to Niagara University but instead is going east to St. Rose, the Division II program where Section V alums Karissa Birthwright (Greece Odyssey), Zoe McDonald (Romulus) and Ashley Vanderwall (Pal-Mac) are freshmen. Aquinas graduate Nicole Bini was a senior on last year’s St. Rose squad. I remember the pipeline to Albany starting in the 1990s with Canandaigua graduate, Colleen (Sheridan) Tauriello.

Hunter Barber

Hunter Barber nearly bowled a 300 game last month.

Then on Monday, Barber approached his first perfect score again, this time during a high school match in Section V at Clover Lanes in Brighton.

“The last three balls (for the 10th frame) the whole place was quiet,” the Rush-Henrietta junior said.

And Barber?

“I was nervous, shaking,” he said.

Barber closed with three strikes for the 300, and was the biggest contributor in a record-breaking performance by Rush-Henrietta against Webster Schroeder.

Derek Mosher (269), Josh Dingman (278), Aaron Dion (194), Mike Parmeter (257) and Barber knocked down a total of 1,298 pins during that one game, a Section V record confirmed by sectional girls bowling coordinator Mark Foeder. Barber finished with a three-game series of 713.

Rush-Henrietta’s total is 15 shy of the national record for one game by a high school team, and five short of the state record held by Colonie of Section II. Foeder said that three or four 300 games a year are usually rolled in Section V.

Rush-Henrietta is in the lineup of matches on Friday at Clover Lanes.

About 120-140 seniors attend the annual Section V Football Recruiting Night.

Football recruiting: College coaches are looking for players.

High school seniors and their families are looking for schools and teams.

Irondequoit assistant football coach George Giordano hopes to bring as many of those people together Monday night during the Section V Football Recruiting Night at RIT Inn and Conference Center at 5257 West Henrietta Road. Admission and participation are free.

The mingle between college coaches, high school seniors, their relatives and high school coaches goes from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. A total of 30 college coaches at the junior college, Division II and III levels are expected to attend, according to Giordano.

Athletes are asked to bring copies of their current academic transcripts, highlight discs and links to highlight footage.

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Reggie Clark scored 18 points and Zach D’Arpino added 14 points as Greece Arcadia defeated Irondequoit 63-60 in a Monroe County basketball game on Friday.

Fidel Norris chipped in with 11 points for the Titans (1-0), which went 18-for-22 from the free-throw line.

Zach Stenglein had 11 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter for Irondequoit (0-1).

Irondequoit

Jacob Arrowood 8, Alex Goldsberry 10, Shawn Jones 0, Kaelen Kanealey 0, Mitch Senecal 6, Colin Shafer 0, Ty’Reek Sizer 5, Ty’Sean Sizer 0, Zach Stenglein 23, Chris VanKerkhove 0, Devyn Walker 4, DeRon Williams 0, Marcel Zaleski 2, Jeremiah Zitz 2.

Greece Arcadia

Noah Barnard 0, Reggie Clark 18, Zach D’Arpino 14, Jon Dueker 2, Tom Finnerty 0, Anthony Finucane 0, Dan Freese 5, Ian Insley 0, Ketih McGee 8, Neale McMullen 0, Fidel Norris 11, Mev Odzakozic 4, Marcus Zappia 0.

3-Point Goals – Irondequoit (Zach Stenglein 3), Greece Arcadia (Reggie Clark 2, Zach D’Arpino 4, Fidel Norris 3).

Batavia 48, Pittsford Mendon 28

Pittsford Mendon

Braden Apt 0, Winston Bennett 3, Zach Briggs 0, Sam Cestra 0, Anthony Ciaccio 5, Taylor Genier 1, Jeremy Jacob 2, Jim Kaneally 6, Devin Miller 0, Matt Powers 11, David Thompson 0, Chris Wittig 0.

Batavia

T Sean Ayala 18, Alex Canty 0, Malachi Chenault 10, Adonis Davis 2, Xavier Green 0, Nasheem Harris 0, Ryan Hogan 6, Alessio LaRock 0, Terell Mapes 0, Andrew Mruczek 2, Greg Mruczek 0, Jake Schrider 8, Trevor Sherwood 2, Steve Stefaniak 0.

3-Point Goals – Batavia (T Sean Ayala 6).

T Sean Ayala had 18 points, including six threes and grabbed 10 rebounds. Malachi Chenualt scored 10 points and Jake Schrider added eight points and and five rebounds for Batavia (1-0).

Matt Powers totaled 11 points and seven rebounds for Mendon (0-1).

Fairport 79, Hilton 56

Fairport

Ryan Algier 10, Thomas Arao 3, Wanya Bruce 6, Tommy Farina 0, Stephen Gabel 3, TJ Hendricks 0, Jordan Holmes 3, Cam Keeley 4, Matthew Keenan 10, Nick Kennedy 4, Nick Lapp 0, Dan Masino 23, Matt Muncey 12, Connor Stoutz 0, Connor Sullivan 1.

Hilton

Jack Annable 2, Hunter Betrus 0, Danny Chatterton 0, Christian DeRooy 0, Johnathan Letta 13, Joey Lipani 11, Chase Metzger 7, Connor Mistretta 0, Bailey Pittman 5, Christian Ranke 9, Brent Turpyn 9.

3-Point Goals – Fairport (Thomas Arao 1, Stephen Gabel 1, Jordan Holmes 1, Matthew Keenan 1, Dan Masino 3), Hilton (Johnathan Letta 1, Joey Lipani 1, Bailey Pittman 1, Christian Ranke 1, Brent Turpyn 1).

Dan Masino scored 14 of his 23 points in first half for Fairport (1-0).

John Letta tallied 13 points for Hilton (0-1).

Webster Thomas 72, Churchville-Chili 68

Stephen Edgett had 20 points to lead Thomas.

Elroy Clark scored 16 points with four threes and Malek Williams added 18 points with two threes for C-C.

Brighton 57, Greece Odyssey 48

Brighton

Miles Davis 2, Arnes Huseinovic 10, Alex Jordan 7, Isaac Nelson 17, Jack Tullio 3, Liam Williams 7.

Greece Odyssey

D.J. Billings 15, Dewaun Bryan 5, Latrell Cooper 4, Jon Mathis 7, Joe Pinero 5, Tom Roskey 3, Austin Westrich 6, Aaron Wilkins 3.

3-Point Goals – Brighton (Isaac Nelson 4, Jack Tullio 1, Liam Williams 1), Greece Odyssey (D.J. Billings 2, Joe Pinero 1, Tom Roskey 1, Austin Westrich 2, Aaron Wilkins 1).

Isaac Nelson finished with a game-high 17 points and Michael Liberti added 11 points for Brighton (1-1).

D.J. Billings had 15 points for Odyssey (0-1).

Spencerport 47, Brockport 46

Brockport

Antonio Alvarez 12, Emilio Ball 5, Cory Gross 2, Zach Maxon 9, Jakeb Mitchell 4, Raphael Odey 5, Noah Schultz 9.

Spencerport

David DeBellis 9, Ryan Donovan 2, Spenser Doty 0, John Feeney 2, Ryan Gentile 6, Charlie Huff 10, Justin Johson 11, Zekiah Owens 7.

3-Point Goals – Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 2, Emilio Ball 1, Zach Maxon 3), Spencerport (David DeBellis 1, Ryan Gentile 1, Charlie Huff 1).

Zekiah Owens hit David DeBellis for a layup to give Spencerport (2-0) a one-point lead with 30 seconds remaining in regulation.

Justin Johnson contributed 11 points and eight rebounds and Charlie Huff added 10 points for the Rangers.

Webster Schroeder 48, Canandaigua 47

Webster Schroeder

Matt Ambalavanar 3, Brandan Gartland 21, Justin Graham 4, Jared Griffin 11, Karise Leonard 0, Chris McKrell 0, Evan Merkey 9, Andy Rye 0.

Canandaigua

Devin Andrews 0, Noah Borden 9, Max Colcord 12, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 11, Brian Hoffman 2, Scott Laforte 4, Max Tucker 0, Zach Wade 9.

3-Point Goals – Webster Schroeder (Matt Ambalavanar 1, Brandan Gartland 2, Jared Griffin 2, Evan Merkey 1), Canandaigua (Noah Borden 2, Carson Greene 2, Zach Wade 2).

Schroeder is 2-0.

Carson Greene had 11 points, 4 assists, 4 steals, and 3 rebounds and Scott Laforte added five rebounds for Canandaigua (1-1).

Noah Borden added six rebounds for the Braves.

Private-Parochial

Finney 87, Webster Christian 55

Webster Christian

Zach Bantle 11, Tyler Barber 0, Justin Chamberlain 20, Tim Fletcher 7, Matt Goodwin 3, Austin Kane 0, Matt Weiner 14.

Finney

Caleb Anger 8, Andrew Debonis 2, Wesley Gerace 2, Max Harris 14, Simeon Heard 24, Dylan Ocorr 13, Keegan Ocorr 8, Cameron Odom 4, Xavier Smith 7, Alex Vaga 5.

3-Point Goals – Webster Christian (Zach Bantle 1, Justin Chamberlain 1, Matt Goodwin 1, Matt Weiner 4), Finney (Caleb Anger 2, Max Harris 4, Simeon Heard 1, Dylan Ocorr 3, Keegan Ocorr 2, Xavier Smith 1, Alex Vaga 1).

Simeon Heard finished with 24 points and Max Harris added 14 points for Finney (3-1).

Dylan Ocorr had 13 points for the Falcons, who made 14 3-pointers.

Justin Chamberlain had 20 points and Matt Weiner added 14 points for W-C (0-2).

Northstar 75, Lima Christian 54

Lima Christian

Nate Arnold 16, Conell Christiansen 24, Harry Ma 1, Paul Morgan 0, Alex Parker 0, Jayson Saynor 4, John Saynor 9.

Northstar

Mike Brown 5, Miles Brown 30, Bryan Clemenson 0, Alex Gritsak 0, Derek Lundberg 1, Matthew Medeiros 5, Patrick Medeiros 16, Trey Roberts 2, Takashi Sen 3, Terron Smith 2, Nate Wade 11.

3-Point Goals – Lima Christian (Conell Christiansen 1), Northstar (Miles Brown 2, Matthew Medeiros 1, Patrick Medeiros 1, Takashi Sen 1, Nate Wade 1).

Miles Brown scored a career-high 30 points with seven rebounds for Northstar (2-0).

Patrick Medeiros added 16 points and 10 rebounds and Nate Wade added 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Knights.

Finger Lakes

Naples 66, Harley-Allendale Columbia 46

Naples

Evan Bay 0, Mitch Bay 0, Jack Chapman 15, Zack Dormer 4, Andrew Fleischman 25, Jack Hagan 2, Nate Northrop 3, Conrad Rathbun 13, Kyle Rook 2, Grayden Ross 2, Bill Torbert 0.

Harley-Allendale Columbia

Edwin Dorsey 0, Leeore Intrator 9, Xavier Israel 4, Luke Nicosia 12, Jamaar Praisley 9, AJ Torre 0, Evan Weaver 10, Tom Yi 2.

3-Point Goals – Naples (Jack Chapman 3, Andrew Fleischman 4, Nate Northrop 1, Conrad Rathbun 2), Harley-Allendale Columbia (Leeore Intrator 3, Jamaar Praisley 3).

Andrew Fleischman scored 25 points and had four rebounds for Naples (4-0).

Evan Weaver had a double-double for H-AC (0-2) with 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Bloomfield 57, Honeoye 52

Bloomfield

Bryce Beechler 1, Wyatt Conklin 25, Christian Eveleigh 6, Jack Ferguson 8, Alex Fullmer 0, Spencer McKean 0, Brendan O’Grady 0, Dalton Phillips 2, Tyler Pratt 0, Haiden Ward 15.

Honeoye

Jake Davis 2, Chris Fleig 2, Sonny Germano 2, Josh Hine 0, Nate Longbine 0, Cole Loomis 16, Jon Marble 13, Matt Pestle 0, Charlie Reitz 0, Jake Soliday 7, Kyle Switzer 0, Max Yale 10.

3-Point Goals – Bloomfield (Wyatt Conklin 1, Jack Ferguson 2, Haiden Ward 1), Honeoye (Max Yale 2).

Cole Loomis had 16 points and eight rebounds and Jon Marble had 13 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists for Honeoye (2-1)

Wyatt Conklin scored 25 points for Bloomfield (1-3).

Non-league

Monroe 76, Eastridge 70

Monroe

Rayshawn Boswell 31, Daquan Brown-Junious 7, Anthony Colon 2, Carlee Ellis 7, Chris Gibson 14, Tyrece Harper 10, Chris Williams 0, Hakeem Williams 0.

Eastridge

Jerry Bradley 10, Rey Cain-Oriol 3, Dusean Chambers 0, Robert Clark 0, Shakel Lawton 24, Joey Lewin 2, Alex Rivera 11, Robbie Salisbury 2, Kyndal Taggart 6, Kavon Tayler 12.

3-Point Goals – Monroe (Rayshawn Boswell 5, Chris Gibson 2, Tyrece Harper 1), Eastridge (Jerry Bradley 1, Alex Rivera 2, Kavon Tayler 1).

Rayshawn Boswell scored 31 points to lead to Monroe.

Wayne 59, World of Inquiry 42

World of Inquiry

Leander Blue 6, Charles Brown 15, Elijah Gissendanner 2, Michael Hunter 2, Terrell June 0, CeyQuan Salmon 17.

Wayne

Logan Blankenberg 2, Nick Carmichael 8, Paul Flye 5, Ben Graneirio 6, Tim Lewis 1, Jackson Martino 4, Nick Reff 7, Bill Thomson 8, Braeeden Zenelovic 18.

3-Point Goals – World of Inquiry (CeyQuan Salmon 2), Wayne (Paul Flye 1, Ben Graneirio 2, Bill Thomson 2, Braeeden Zenelovic 2).

Braeeden Zenelovic scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half for Wayne (2-0).

RCMCS 79, Medina 47

RCMCS

Jhtye Griffin 10, Donte Harris 2, Sheltier Harrison 9, Keenan Myers 16, Glenn Walker 5, Amas Williams 38, Shaheed Williams 4.

Medina

Tyler Ames 4, Tyrellis Atkins 3, Mike Cardone 0, Jalin Cooper 21, Daryl Haynes 6, Tyler Howard 0, Ronnie Koonce 0, Brad McPherson 0, Justin Morgan 9, Johnny Salone 4.

3-Point Goals – RCMCS (Sheltier Harrison 3, Keenan Myers 4, Glenn Walker 1), Medina (Tyrellis Atkins 1, Justin Morgan 1).

Amas Williams scored a career-high 38 points and Keenan Myers added 16 points and 10 blocks for RCMCS. (3-2).

Donte Griffin had 10 points for the Royals.

Hockey

Section V

Webster Thomas 3, Churchville-Chili 1

Pierce Currie, Zach Fosdic and Collin Horan each scored in the second period for Webster Thomas (3-0).

Spencer Quinn scored for C-C.

Victor 6, Glens Falls-II 0

Ashton Collazo and Alex Hernandez each scored their first varsity goals in the win for Victor (2-0).

Chayse Ierlan made 29 saves in the shutout for the Blue Devils.

Penfield 4, Bethlehem-II 2

Jack Schliske finished with two goals and an assist and Andrew Ebersol added a goal and two assists for Penfield (1-2).

Mike Steff had a goal for the Patriots.

Aquinas 4, Spencerport 1

Tyler Kelly had two goals and an assist and Tyler Dellina added a goal and three assists for Aquinas (1-2).

Chad Williams scored his first varsity goal and added two assists for the Lil Irish.

Swimming

Non-league

Harley-Allendale Columbia 92, Akron 67

Jacob LaDue won the 200 freestyle (2:05.26) and the 500 freestyle (5:59.53) and Gil Smolya won the 200 IM (2:25.57) and the 100 backstroke (1:05.65) for H-AC (1-0).

Sports

Rayshawn Boswell scored 31 points to help lead Monroe to a 95-86 victory over University Prep at the Eastridge Tip Off tournament on Saturday.

Boswell recorded back-to-back 30 point games and was named the MVP of the Eastridge Tip Off tournament for Monroe (2-1).

Chris Gibson earned All-tournament honors for Monroe.

Monroe

Rayshawn Boswell 31, Daquan Brown-Junious 6, Anthony Colon 7, Danny Colon 0, Carlee Ellis 4, Chris Gibson 17, Tyquil Glastow 10, Tyrece Harper 20, Hakeem Sanchez 0, Chris Williams 0.

University Prep

James Barnes 4, Isaiah Brinkley 17, Quillan Leach-Alexander 6, Jakhi Lucas 9, Jeenathan Williams 36, Kory Wyatt 14.

3-Point Goals – Monroe (Rayshawn Boswell 4, Anthony Colon 1, Chris Gibson 3, Tyrece Harper 3), University Prep (Isaiah Brinkley 2, Quillan Leach-Alexander 1, Jakhi Lucas 2).

Non-league

Livonia 63, Geneva 51

Ricky Allen scored all 17 of his points in the first half to lead Livonia (1-1).

Derek DeMartinis scored nine of his 11 points in the fourth quarter for the Bulldogs. DeMartinis went 5-for-5 from the free-throw line down the stretch to seal the victory.

Jon Mohnkern added 13 points and eight rebounds for the Bulldogs.

Livonia

Rick Allen 17, Derek DeMartinis 11, Christian Dulaney 0, Ron Loomis 0, Barrett Lowe 0, Maddux Minton 2, Jon Mohnkern 13, CJ Richardson 8, Brandon Semmel 4, Reid VanScoter 8.

Geneva

Noah Barber 3, Drew Brinson 3, Pliekou Irvin 2, Jemar McCall 9, Benton Patchett 8, Reid Patchett 1, TrayShawn Ross 12, Tyler Tyson 13.

3-Point Goals – Livonia (Rick Allen 4, CJ Richardson 1), Geneva (Drew Brinson 1, Jemar McCall 1, Tyler Tyson 2).

Dansville 59, Canisteo-Greenwood 51

Canisteo-Greenwood

Bobby Avery 15, Justin Hendrickson 22, Jacob Jensen 0, Dave Thompson 0, Chad Warriner 0, Holden Weeks 7, Dylan Wentworth 5, Ben Woods 0.

Dansville

Ryan Conklin 9, Cody Dudek 0, Forrest Edmond 0, Tom Graves 5, Austin Milliman 11, Anthony Sackett 1, Derek Wampole 27, Tom Wise 6.

3-Point Goals – Canisteo-Greenwood (Bobby Avery 2, Justin Hendrickson 4, Holden Weeks 1, Dylan Wentworth 1), Dansville (Ryan Conklin 1, Tom Graves 1, Derek Wampole 1).

Derek Wampole totaled 27 points and 15 rebounds and Austin Milliman had 11 points and six rebounds for Dansville (2-0).

NE/NW College Prep 74, Eastridge 62

NE/NW College Prep

Tysheen Brock 0, Robert Brooks 8, Sherman Graham 18, Jakiy Lee 0, Robert Lovelace 3, Torrence Phillips 26, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 4, Ben Russ 9, Noah Tavolino 0, Daiquon Turner 6.

Eastridge

Jerry Bradley 0, Rey Cain-Oriol 9, Dusean Chambers 7, Shakel Lawton 17, Alex Rivera 6, Robbie Salisbury 6, Kyndal Taggart 14, Kavon Tayler 13.

3-Point Goals – NE/NW College Prep (Robert Brooks 2, Sherman Graham 2, Torrence Phillips 3), Eastridge (Dusean Chambers 1, Alex Rivera 2, Kyndal Taggart 2, Kavon Tayler 1).

Torrence Phillips scored 26 points and added 4 assists and 4 steals and Sherman Graham was named to the Eastridge Tipoff all-tournament team and finished with 18 points, 4 assists and 4 steals for NE/NW Prep (1-2).

Tyshawn Ratcliffe grabbed 11 rebounds for the Panthers.

Fairport 67, Jamesville-Dewitt-III 57

Fairport

Ryan Algier 12, Wanya Bruce 2, Stephen Gabel 8, TJ Hendricks 0, Jordan Holmes 0, Cam Keeley 8, Matthew Keenan 18, Nick Lapp 3, Dan Masino 14, Matt Muncey 2.

Jamesville-Dewitt

Jai Benson 2, Buddy Boeheim 0, Jim Boeheim 23, Matt Carlin 12, Darvin Lovette 8, Rahmell Smith 12.

3-Point Goals – Fairport (Stephen Gabel 2, Cam Keeley 2, Matthew Keenan 1, Nick Lapp 1, Dan Masino 1), Jamesville-Dewitt (Jim Boeheim 1, Matt Carlin 2, Rahmell Smith 1).

Dan Masino had 14 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds and Matt Keenan was named the Player of the Showcase, scoring 18 points to lead Fairport (2-0).

Matt Muncey added seven rebounds for the Red Raiders.

Wilson 60, Palmyra-Macedon 58

Wilson

Isaiah Benjamin 6, Donovan Campbell 18, Robert Davis 15, Earl English 13, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 0, Tabu McKenzie 8, Patrick Phillips 0.

Palmyra-Macedon

Brandon Hawkins 26, Holden Knorr 17, Davon McClain 0, Dominic Sutberry 4, Hunter VanDeVelde 11.

3-Point Goals – Wilson (Donovan Campbell 2, Robert Davis 1, Earl English 1), Palmyra-Macedon (Brandon Hawkins 2, Hunter VanDeVelde 3).

Donovan Campbell recorded a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead Wilson (3-0).

Pembroke 56, Akron-VI27

Akron Central

Gates Abrams 12, Lee Abrams 0, Weylon Abrams 5, Ryan Akin 0, Jake Burns 0, Owen Hill 4, Derek Holtz 2, Elias Johnson 0, Austin Lodd 4.

Pembroke

Ryan Cansdale 6, Alex Detwiler 0, Dakota Dieter 8, Sam Lang 0, Kilian Lewis 1, Kyle Ludwig 18, Reid Miano 1, Kobe Price 7, Danny Pritchett 0, Zach Staebell 0, Zach VonKramer 15.

3-Point Goals – Akron Central (Gates Abrams 2, Weylon Abrams 1), Pembroke (Kyle Ludwig 4, Kobe Price 2).

Kyle Ludwig led all scorers with 18 points and added five rebounds for Pembroke (3-0).

Zach VonCramer had five rebounds to go with his 15 points for the Dragons.

Ryan Cansdale tallied seven assists and six rebounds for Pembroke.

Victor 56, Newark 44

Newark

Nathan Beard 9, Taylor Clements 11, Ben Cowles 4, Nick Greco 2, Jose Santell 10, Brian Sharp 4, Nick Synesael 4.

Victor

Clay Bleier 13, Jacob DiSanto 12, Brandon Fink 3, Connor Keenan 0, Michael Novitsky 15, Kyle O’Dea 0, Sam Palomaki 11, Jackson Parker 2.

3-Point Goals – Newark (Nathan Beard 1, Jose Santell 2), Victor (Clay Bleier 2, Jacob DiSanto 2).

Michael Novitsky scored 15 points for Victor (2-1).

Williamson 48, Cato-Meridian-III 36

Cato-Meridian

Clifford Brown 6, Aiden Crandal 2, Justin Donnely 7, Garrett Goodwin 0, Noah Keefe 3, Conner Lovelace 9, Joe Phillips 2, Bryce Pollock 0, Devin Simmons 7.

Williamson

Thomas Babcock 7, Jacob Bailey 0, Sean Campbell 8, Nigel Cobbs 7, Jack Devendorf 11, Gary Immesoete 0, Mac Immesoete 3, Dakota Koyler 0, Nate Lalone 0, Cooper Markko 0, Alex Steurrys 5, Edwin Wynn 7.

3-Point Goals – Cato-Meridian (Noah Keefe 1, Conner Lovelace 1, Devin Simmons 2), Williamson (Thomas Babcock 1, Jack Devendorf 1, Alex Steurrys 1, Edwin Wynn 1).

Jack Devenforf tallied 11 points and eight rebounds for Williamson (2-1).

Williamson outscored C-M 17-7 to secure the lead in the third quarter.

Monroe County

Canandaigua 46, Brockport 17

Brockport

Antonio Alvarez 4, Willie Ball 2, Cory Gross 4, Shane Hogan 0, Brandon LaMere 0, Zach Maxon 0, Jakeb Mitchell 6, Raphael Odey 1, Noah Schultz 0, Matt VanDetta 0.

Canandaigua

Devin Andrews 0, Tyler Bell 0, Noah Borden 7, Max Colcord 8, Grant Emerson 0, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 2, Brian Hoffman 4, Scott Laforte 11, Sam McClean 0, Aaron Parsons 0, Max Tucker 0, Zach Wade 14.

3-Point Goals – Canandaigua (Scott Laforte 2, Zach Wade 4).

Scott Laforte had 11 points and seven rebounds and Zach Wade recorded 14 points and four assists for Canandaigua (2-1).

Laforte made the Spencerport all-tournament team for the Braves.

Webster Schroeder 61, Spencerport 37

Webster Schroeder

Matt Ambalavanar 8, Connor Bissaillon 0, Will Bjarnar 0, Nick Brewer 14, Clay Dwyer 0, Brandan Gartland 27, Justin Graham 0, Jared Griffin 4, Karise Leonard 0, Chris McKrell 4, Evan Merkey 2, Caleb Punter 0, Andy Rye 2, Josh Simons 0.

Spencerport

David DeBellis 1, Ryan Donovan 6, Spenser Doty 0, John Feeney 0, Bernie Garwig 0, Ryan Gentile 2, Charlie Huff 3, Trevor James 2, JJ Johnson 8, Leon Mosley 0, Zekiah Owens 15, Michael Sero 0.

3-Point Goals – Webster Schroeder (Matt Ambalavanar 2, Nick Brewer 2, Brandan Gartland 5), Spencerport (Charlie Huff 1, Zekiah Owens 1).

Brandon Gartland hit five 3-pointers on his way to 27 points and was named the More Than A Game Tournament MVP for Schroeder.

Nick Brewer had 14 points for in the game and earned all-tournament team honors for the Warriors.

Justin Johnson made the all-tournament team for Spencerport (2-1).

Hockey

Section V

Hilton 8, Irondequoit 1

Frank Gaffney had three goals and two assists and Hunter Howell added two goals and two assists to pace Hilton (2-0).

Rush-Henrietta 6, Greece Arcadia/Olympia 5

R-H scored five goals in the third period to overcome a four-goal deficit.

AJ Nestler had two goals and an assist to lead R-H.

Joe Gardner recorded three goals and an assist and Ray Warner added a goal and an assist for Arcadia/Olympia.

Webster Schroeder 4, Brighton 3 (OT)

Senior Matt Montgomery had two goals and an assist, including the game-winning goal with 1:25 remaining in overtime for Schroeder (2-1).

Grant Dowler scored the game-tying goal in the third period for Brighton.

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Michela Contestabile recorded 28 points, 18 rebounds and 7 blocks in Spencerport’s 53-49 win over Livonia in a Brockport Tournament game on Saturday.

Bri Campbell earned the Brockport Tournament MVP honors and Contestabile was named to the all-tournament team for the Rangers (2-0).

Molly Stewart and Niki Templeton each scored in the double-figures for Livonia.

Livonia

Maddy Herzog 0, Morgan Hyde 8, Lindsay Kolodziejski 2, Sarah Linsner 2, Melissa Mineti 4, Sarah Nation 2, Molly Stewart 15, Niki Templeton 16.

Spencerport

Brianna Campbell 17, Michela Contestabile 28, Joie Culkin 0, Val DeRooy 0, Nicole Ellison 5, Luca Fahmer 0, Madison Motsay 3.

3-Point Goals – Livonia (Molly Stewart 2), Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 3).

Brighton 62, Edison 39

Brighton

Ally Cutter 2, Eliza Demers 0, Meghan Flanagan 29, Jordyn James 2, Izzie Julian 0, Lila Platt 6, Aria Quattrini 0, Makalah Sizer 2, Miyah Sizer 4, Kat Vernon 8, Brooke Wolff 9.

Edison

Brittani Campbell 6, Daisha Fair 26, Dajona Jackson 4, Aonestie Miles 0, Colimah Richards 0, Dashiah Sinclair 0, Taajah Smith 3.

3-Point Goals – Brighton (Meghan Flanagan 3, Brooke Wolff 1), Edison (Brittani Campbell 1, Daisha Fair 5).

Meghan Flanagan led all scorers with 29 points and added 7 rebounds and 5 steals for Brighton (3-0).

Brooke Wolff had 9 points, 5 rebounds, 4 steals and 4 assists for the Barons.

Brighton went on an 8-0 run in second half and never relinquished the lead.

Victor 56, Guilderland-II 27

Victor

Britney Guiterrez 0, Emily Gyles 5, Kirsten Haggerty 9, Emily Leonard 0, Kate Leonard 8, Sarah Newton 0, Sarah O’Connell 3, Victoria Reid 0, Kristen Simmons 13, Sarah Simmons 3, Sammie Torlish 0, Franny Valenti 15.

Guilderland

O. Bauman 13, A. Benjamin 0, M. Bruni 0, M. Dunn 0, J. Fiori 0, N. Fyeie 0, S. Lindsay 12, R. Mastrianni 2, L. Warner 0.

3-Point Goals – Victor (Emily Gyles 1, Kirsten Haggerty 1, Sarah O’Connell 1, Kristen Simmons 2, Sarah Simmons 1, Franny Valenti 1), Guilderland (O. Bauman 3).

Franny Valenti scored 15 points to lead Victor (2-0).

School of the Arts 46, Holley 26

School of the Arts

Jahde Brown 4, India Jordan 10, Leilani Luciano 2, Mariana Morales 13, Imoni Spain 3, Tionnie Spain 12, Keeazhia Thompson 2, Isabel Torres 0.

Holley

Emily Bailey 4, Delilah Grathouse 6, Madison Marsh 5, Veronica Mendoza 4, Olivia Radford 0, Hayley Rowley 7, Nikki Siplo 0.

3-Point Goals – School of the Arts (Mariana Morales 2, Imoni Spain 1).

Mariana Morales had 13 points and four rebounds and Tionnie Spain had 12 points and six rebounds for SOTA (1-2).

India Jordan had 10 points and seven steals for the Silverhawks.

Hayley Rowley led Holley (0-2) with seven points.

Wilson 53, Midlakes 43

Wilson

Shania Clark 12, Keionna Gause 2, Zariea Hannah 0, Shy Mitchum 0, Aubrey Morgan Powell 16, Khamera Muhammad 13, Ty’Sen Pinkard 2, Tehya Pinkney 0, Ahmere Spires 0, Jasmine Walker 8, Daija Williams 0.

Midlakes

Devon Burri 2, Claire DeBoover 9, Mary Gippe 0, Sydney Jones 15, Colby Kidder 3, Christy Orlando 0, Beth Pierce 0, Sam Reed 0, Lauren Rose 0, Natalie Schinsing 4, Emily Vanderhoof 10, Aliyah Wright 0.

3-Point Goals – Wilson (Shania Clark 2, Aubrey Morgan Powell 3, Khamera Muhammad 1, Jasmine Walker 1), Midlakes (Claire DeBoover 1, Sydney Jones 1).

Khamera Muhammad scored 13 points and added seven rebounds for Wilson (2-0).

Emily Vanderhoof had 10 points and eight rebounds for Midlakes (0-2).

Pittsford Sutherland 72, Waterloo 49

Pittsford Sutherland

Mary Bayer 8, Vicky Beatham 15, Anneliese Brandt 3, Saleana Caraballo 3, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 5, Cami Eder 0, Idalys Fraguada 0, Lauren Graupman 0, Ally Judd 6, Lena Kaufman 27, Sidra Morchower 0, Elle Pestorius 5, Mara Smith 0.

Waterloo

Asia Arno 17, Grace Buck 0, Bre Burchett 0, Logan Castiglione 19, Brittanie Forde 5, Hannah Guererri 1, Connor Parrow 0, Olivia Sobus 5, Vannessa Walters 2, Mya Willower 0.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Sutherland (Mary Bayer 1, Vicky Beatham 2, Saleana Caraballo 1, Ally Judd 2, Lena Kaufman 7), Waterloo (Brittanie Forde 1, Olivia Sobus 1).

Lena Kaufman set a school record with seven 3-pointers in the win for Sutherland (1-1).

Kaufman finished the game with 27 points and six rebounds.

Vicky Beatham added 15 points and four steals for the Knights.

Waterloo is 0-3.

Mercy 69, Buffalo Nichols 28

Nichols

Bueme 5, E Cromwell 14, L Cromwell 3, Cunningham 4, Niedzialowski 2.

Mercy

Jenna Babcock 4, Traiva Breedlove 13, Caitlin Flaherty 2, Alex Hetterick 3, Katie Keck 3, Meghan Keyes 5, Leah Koonmen 3, Emily McDonough 12, Maggie McDonough 2, Jayla Myles 9, Abby Purcell 3, Danielle Raymond 2, Olivia Schaertl 0, Sarina Schindler 0, Katie Titus 8.

3-Point Goals – Mercy (Alex Hetterick 1, Katie Keck 1, Meghan Keyes 1, Emily McDonough 4, Abby Purcell 1).

Traiva Breedlove earned a double-double with 13 points and 10 reboynds for Mercy (2-0).

Emily McDonough tallied a career-high 12 points on four 3-pointers for the Monarchs.

Mercy held Nichols to just 28 points after Nichols scored 97 points the game before.

Bishop Kearney 64, Buffalo the Sacred Heart 54

Buffalo the Sacred Heart

Grace Galvin 5, Maryrose Gaulin 6, Kathleen Ryan 17, Micadla Ryan 11, Maura Tomm 5, Sarah Young 10.

Bishop Kearney

Lytoya Baker 0, Marianna Freeman 3, Rosa Graham 21, Bri’Asia Mason 14, Allure Simmons 4, Arianne Smith 10, Saniaa Wilson 10, Camille Wright 2.

3-Point Goals – Bishop Kearney (Marianna Freeman 1, Rosa Graham 2, Bri’Asia Mason 1).

Rosa Graham totaled 21 points, 11 assists and 6steals and seventh-grader Saniaa Wilson had 10 points 11 rebounds and 3 blocks to lead BK (3-0).

Bri’Asia Mason added 14 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists for the Kings.

Monroe County

Webster Thomas 57, Brockport 41

Webster Thomas

Allison Barnes 0, Emily Glagolev 6, Miranda Lynch 18, Caitlin Sanders 9, Mandy Skrypka 6, Emily Tomei 2, Nicole Voci 7, Kelly Weeks 9, Darcy Weidman 0.

Brockport

Paige Bauch 0, Rachel Benedict 23, Madison Byrne 2, Bryn Hayes 7, Jasmyn Jessmer 0, Alyssa Morrison 0, Lizzie Reynolds 7, Samantha Sage 2.

3-Point Goals – Webster Thomas (Miranda Lynch 5, Nicole Voci 1), Brockport (Rachel Benedict 4, Bryn Hayes 1, Lizzie Reynolds 1).

Miranda Lynch made five 3-pointers on her way to 18 points for Thomas.

Lynch and Brockport’s Rachel Benedict earned all-tournament team honors.

Brockport is 0-2.

Rush-Henrietta 36, Churchville-Chili 16

Alaya Wright earned a double-double with 10 rebounds and 10 points for R-H (1-0)

Pittsford Mendon 63, Batavia 50

Batavia

Andi Bennion 0, Sam Cecere 4, Tiara Filbert 18, Bri Janes 0, Kennedy Lampart 0, Madison McCulley 22, Maddie Mitchell 0, Melissa Mountain 0, Ryann Stefaniak 0, Taylor Stefaniak 6.

Pittsford Mendon

Caroline Cullinan 8, Olivia Infantino 5, Abbey Leon 7, Sara Lyons 21, Ellie Mooney 18, Sarah Stark 2, Tiana Swank 2.

3-Point Goals – Batavia (Tiara Filbert 2, Madison McCulley 6, Taylor Stefaniak 1), Pittsford Mendon (Sara Lyons 3, Ellie Mooney 3).

Sara Lyons had 21 points, 11 rebounds and three assists to lead Mendon (1-1).

Donny Glavin

McQuaid senior Donovan “Donny” Glavin, running “relaxed and recovered” from a long postseason, finished 41st at the 12th annual Nike Cross Nationals high school cross country championship Saturday in Portland, Oregon.

“I feel so good,” he told his coach, Todd Stewart, by phone afterward, “that I think I could go out and race it again.”

Glavin ran the 3.1-mile race on the rain-soaked Glendoveer Golf Course in 15 minutes, 44.5 seconds and was sixth finisher from New York state in the field of 199. He is the eighth Section V boy to run the event; his time is third-fastest among them and his finish sixth-best.

“I had two hard workouts at Cobbs Hill Monday and Tuesday,” Glavin said, “but I took the day off to travel Wednesday and felt very relaxed and strong today. I wasn’t nervous at all. I just wanted to go out and not make a fool of myself. This whole experience is just awesome.”

“He ran really great,” Stewart said. “He recovered well from last week’s race. His body held up for the challenge, given going out to the West Coast and all. It’s really tough when you don’t have the team with you. It’s deflating not to have anyone to train with.”

Jim Castor, retired assistant sports editor of the Democrat and Chronicle, has covered running in the Rochester area for more than five decades. He can be reached at jcastor@jimcastor.com

McQuaid’s Glavin makes cross country nationals
Cross country excellence runs in the family

Matt Greene

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Matthew Greene.

A teacher and swim coach from the Rush-Henrietta Central School District has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child, following an investigation into the use of a small room adjacent to a high school changing room used by female students, the district announced on Sunday.

According to the district, a staff member at Rush-Henrietta Senior High School recently reported concerns about the room to school and district officials, sparking an internal investigation. On Dec. 4, the district notified the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

Science teacher Matt Greene was arrested on Friday as a result of the police investigation and given an appearance ticket, according to the Sheriff’s Office. He is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 5

Greene, who also works as a swim coach for both the boys and girls teams, has been placed on administrative leave and is prohibited from visiting school district grounds.

The investigation is ongoing.

The school district is asking anyone with information related to the investigation to call 911.

MCDERMOT@Gannett.com

Tyler Olbrich, a junior, has played with the Aquinas varsity for three seasons.

The annual Army-Navy nationally televised college football game is sort of must-see TV for Tyler Olbrich.

“This year will be the first that it has new meaning to me, I guess,” the 16-year-old Aquinas junior said of the matchup Dec. 12.

If all goes as planned before Olbrich’s graduation from high school, the Greece resident will receive a nomination from a member of Congress to attend the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and play Division I lacrosse.

A defender with three varsity seasons at Aquinas, Olbrich gave a verbal commitment to Army coaches last summer. Olbrich chose West Point in Orange County over six more common or traditional colleges.

“The reality is that you have four years of school, then you have a five-year commitment behind it,” said Tyler’s father, Pat Olbrich.

Tyler Olbrich, the starting running back on the state championship Aquinas football team, said the prospect of five years of military service was not something he was worried about.

“I decided this over about a year,” Olbrich said. “The beginning of my sophomore year, in September, is when I first had contact with the coach and I made my commitment in late July.

“I really thought it out and I just thought it was the best place for me to be. Growing up, it was never like I always wanted to go to the military, but I’m not afraid of it. I trust whatever training that they give me, I’ll be prepared for whatever I have to do.”

Aquinas teammates celebrate Tyler Olbrich’s 34-yard touchdown reception, a screen pass he turned into a score against Liverpool, during the Class AA West state semifinal.

Olbrich, if he receives the required recommendation, plans to sign a national letter of intent to play college lacrosse when the signing period for that other sport reopens in November.

“It was definitely a decision that I made based on my future,” Olbrich said.  “It’s a great lacrosse program, one of the top 25 in the country. I just didn’t see a better opportunity for my future after college.

“There’s just so many opportunities that it provides. It’s a great education. I’m going to school for free, and in lacrosse there’s not a lot of opportunities where you get full scholarships, so that was a big piece of it, too.”

Pat Olbrich, who has coached the Aquinas JV lacrosse team the last nine years, played lacrosse at SUNY Geneseo and Penn Yan Academy. Ted Georgalas, a volunteer assistant on the Army lacrosse staff, also once coached Pat Olbrich.

Tyler Olbrich

“I never saw this coming, so when Army approached Tyler, I was taken aback at first,” Pat Olbrich said. ” ‘Just come and see what we have to offer before you make any decision,’ that was the best advice anyone gave him. We took the process very slowly.

“It blew me away. The support cadets are given at the academy is just amazing. As a parent, his father, that’s what sold me.”

The Olbrichs visited West Point three times, taking the opportunities to sit in on classes and watch Army lacrosse practices. Tyler Olbrich stayed with 22-year-old junior Marc Pettrone during one of the visits. Pettrone is a former teammate of Tyler’s older brother Jonathan, a sophomore at Nazareth College, and plays defense on the Army lacrosse team.

“We work hard for what we get,” Pettrone said. “We like to think that we will be locked into the top 25 because we like to play hard. Our coach (Joe Alberici) preaches that family aspect to it.

Pettrone said his experience in high school helped him fit in at West Point. He said both schools have a “family environment.”

“You don’t have anyone on the team looking out for themselves. They are going that extra mile for their brothers.”

JAMESJ@Gannett.com

At a glance

Name: Tyler Olbrich.

School: Aquinas.

Class/age: Junior/16.

Height/weight: 5 feet 10 inches/190 pounds.

Hometown: Greece.

Family: Parents, Kim and Pat; brother Jonathan, 19; brother, Tanner, 13; brother, Noah, 8.

File photo.

Megan Letta sank two free throws in the fourth quarter to lift Hilton 49-45 over Churchville-Chili in a Monroe County girls basketball game on Friday.

Cameron Graupman scored 13 of her 17 points in the second half for the Cadets (3-1).

Tiffany Binion scored 11 of her 15 points in the second half for C-C.

Hilton: Olivia Gombatto 2, Cameron Graupman 17, Chloe Graupman 3, Alyssa Juergens 5, Megan Letta 2, Meghan McGwin 7, Meghan Schiano 2, Allyson Strauss 11.

Churchville-Chili: Tiffany Binion 15, Skylar Burgess 2, Kristen Gawron 2, Sydney Hayden 6, Jamilyn Keele 0, Abigail Tabone 4, Emily Tabone 16, Mara Zimmerman 0.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Cameron Graupman 2), Churchville-Chili (Emily Tabone 2).

Spencerport 68, Greece Athena 61

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 11, Michela Contestabile 30, Erin Coykendall 0, Joie Culkin 2, Val DeRooy 2, Nicole Ellison 0, Luca Fahmer 4, Madison Motsay 19.

Greece Athena:Niphaphone Chisouvanh 2, Sara Ciotti 21, Beth Corry 0, Kelechi Dimgba 8, Tatiana Henderson 7, Chelsea Henry 4, Sophia Jordan 2, Bria Wilson 17.

3-Point Goals: Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 2, Luca Fahmer 1, Madison Motsay 5), Greece Athena (Sara Ciotti 2).

Michela Contestabile recorded 30 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks for Spencerport (3-1).

Gates Chili 53, Brockport 42

Brockport: Paige Bauch 2, Rachel Benedict 16, Madison Byrne 0, Bryn Hayes 14, Jasmyn Jessmer 0, Alyssa Morrison 0, Lizzie Reynolds 10, Samantha Sage 0.

Gates Chili: Julie Andrews 0, Taylor Clark 0, Sarah Lacey 23, Erika Oeschles 6, Chyna Richards 4, Princess Santos 4, Jourdan Smith 0, Shelby Stepherson 2, Jasmine Thomas 4, Skylar Whitmore 10.

3-Point Goals: Brockport (Bryn Hayes 2, Lizzie Reynolds 1), Gates Chili (Skylar Whitmore 3).

Sarah Lacey scored 23 points and Skylar Whitmore added 10 points and eight rebounds to lead Gates Chili (3-1).

Rachel Benedict scored 16 points for Brockport.

Victor 48, Rush-Henrietta 28

Victor: Emily Gyles 1, Kirsten Haggerty 2, Emily Leonard 3, Kate Leonard 14, Sarah Newton 4, Kristen Simmons 7, Sarah Simmons 4, Franny Valenti 13.

Rush-Henrietta: Averianna Brown 0, A-Laya Callicutt-Wright 0, Hailey Enright 0, Annika Gates 0, Stephanie Hyde 2, Destinee Johnson 4, Katie Kelly 0, Aaliyah Locke 0, Molly Marshall 6, Michaela McPherson 2, Eva Ragonese 0, Taylor Simmons 2, Jasmine Watts 5, Alaya Wright 7.

3-Point Goals: Victor (Emily Leonard 1, Kate Leonard 1, Kristen Simmons 1, Franny Valenti 1), Rush-Henrietta (Alaya Wright 1).

Franny Valenti broke 1,000 career points in the game on a buzzer-beater shot to end the first half for Victor (4-0).

Penfield 53, Webster Thomas 26

Penfield: Mararget Bassney 2, Kristen Baumer 4, Olivia Columbo 0, Isabella Delisanti 2, Ali Fitzgerald 17, Emma Guy 14, Molly Hines 0, Brianne Moxley 0, Nina Nesselbush 2, Gabby Pancio 0, Jenna Russell 2, Makaila Wilson 12.

Webster Thomas: Allison Barnes 0, Kayla Farney 2, Emily Glagolev 7, Miranda Lynch 0, Caitlin Sanders 6, Mandy Skrypka 2, Emily Tomei 0, Nicole Voci 5, Kelly Weeks 2, Darcy Weidman 0.

3-Point Goals: Penfield (Ali Fitzgerald 2), Webster Thomas (Nicole Voci 1).

Ali Fitzgerald had a game-high 17 points and Makaila Wilson had 12 rebounds to go with her 12 points for Penfield (3-0)

Non-league

Aquinas 68, Nichols 53

Nichols: Erika Cromwell 7, Lauren Cromwell 10, Tami Cunningham 2, Imani Dockery 3, Lindsay Hogan 23, Kendra James 3, Jill Nicdzialouski 2, Kylie Smith 3.

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 14, Kelsey Brinkel 8, Lindsey Brinkel 11, Brianna Brown 0, Jill Carley 0, Sophie Depalma 0, Kayla Jackson 16, Alexis Joseph 0, Erica Knapp 5, Zoe Rose 0, Ayanna Sampson 2, Nina Starkweather 12.

3-Point Goals: Nichols (Erika Cromwell 2, Lauren Cromwell 2, Kylie Smith 1), Aquinas (Danielle Antonio 3, Lindsey Brinkel 3, Kayla Jackson 1, Erica Knapp 1, Nina Starkweather 1).

Lindsay Brinkel recorded a career-high 11 points and three 3-pointers and had seven assists for Aquinas (3-1).

Danielle Antonio finished with a career-high 14 points for the Little Irish.

Bloomfield 62, Rochester Academy 23

Braelin Scott had 10 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals, and Amelia Poole added 10 points for Bloomfield.

Livingston County

Avon 48, Le Roy 27

Le Roy: Paige Biggins 6, Lydia Borrelli 2, Erin Cappotelli 1, Abby Dambra 1, Jamie Englerth 6, Bri Hill 0, Amy Lowe 0, Carli Piazza 4, Ceci Tilson 7, Ava Vescovi 0.

Avon: Caroline Christiano 0, Amy Faville 12, Olivia Findlay 7, MaKaila Heath 3, Aubrey Helchowski 2, Natalie Mignemi 8, Madison Raynard 1, Keni Read 9, Abby Vanduser 6, Lindsey Welch 0, Lauren Wiard 0.

3-Point Goals: Avon (Keni Read 2).

Olivia Findley recorded 10 rebounds, 3 steals and 3 assists with her seven points for Avon (3-1).

Caledonia-Mumford 45, Letchworth 42

Letchworth: Tracy Cartwright 0, Alyssa Downey 7, Katie-Lyn Flitcroft 0, Kelsy Hastings 10, Moriah Holmes 9, Julia Mertsock 14, Rachel Meyer 2, Rebekah Meyer 0, Holly Perkins 0.

Caledonia-Mumford: Samantha Bickford 0, Gillian Flint 10, Jessica Garland 12, Claudia Haut 7, Megan Little 0, Adrianna Molisani 6, Danielle Molisani 0, Isabella Slocum 0, Hannah Wade 10.

3-Point Goals: Letchworth (Alyssa Downey 2, Moriah Holmes 1), Caledonia-Mumford (Gillian Flint 1, Jessica Garland 1).

Hannah Wade had her first career double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds for Cal-Mum (3-1)

Jessica Garland chipped in a career-high 12 points for the Red Raiders.

Julia Mertsock had 14 points 12 rebounds for Letchworth (2-2).

Private/Parochial

Finney 57, Lima Christian 46

Lima Christian: Claire Bogart 0, Lindsey Christa 2, Olivia Cox 28, Natalie Domina 9, Addy Gibney 0, Maddie Kearney 0.

Finney: Riley Anger 1, Rachel Curtis 18, Khadejha Lewin 2, Becca Oldham 5, Erin Smith 0, Brianna Torrell 7, Ellie VanLeeuwen 0, Jordan Williams 11, Madison Williams 11.

3-Point Goals: Finney (Rachel Curtis 2, Madison Williams 3).

Rachel Curtis scored 18 points to lead Finney (2-1).

Olivia Cox scored 28 points for Lima Christian.

Finger Lakes

Geneva 46, Palmyra-Macedon 43

Palmyra-Macedon: Sierra Benson 0, Anna Lee Diakiogiannis 0, Olivia Keller 5, Sophie Leva 1, Brandy Morrison 5, Riley Record 20, Aldyn Savage 8, Cierra Scheik 0, Mackenzie Storto 4.

Geneva: Tamari Bekauri 0, Ashton Caragher 0, Nyjahyia Clark 8, Shanice Coleman 2, Lauren DeVaney 7, Zariayah Fowler 0, Erin Guinan 4, Eliza Maher 18, McKenzie Moore 7, Jade Ross 0.

3-Point Goals: Palmyra-Macedon (Olivia Keller 1, Riley Record 6), Geneva (Eliza Maher 4, McKenzie Moore 1).

Eliza Maher hit two 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and Lauren DeVaney had an offensive rebound at the end to seal the game for Geneva (3-1).

Riley Record led scoring for Pal-Mac with 20 points.

Wayne 60, Waterloo 40

Waterloo: Asia Arno 5, Grace Buck 0, Bre Burchett 1, Logan Castiglione 6, Brittanie Forde 4, Cari Jensen 8, Jillian Panek 0, Connor Parrow 0, Olivia Sobus 7, Vannessa Walters 6.

Wayne: Taylor Corts 13, Michele DiNicola 2, Tory Flatt 1, Bailey Jenkins 2, Alana Kornaker 2, Hannah Mitchell 17, Mary Panepento 2, Bailey Pratt 21, Hannah Zenelovic 0.

3-Point Goals: Waterloo (Connor Parrow 1, Olivia Sobus 1), Wayne (Taylor Corts 2, Bailey Pratt 3).

Bailey Pratt had 21 points, 9 rebounds and 3 steals and Alana Kornaker had four steals for Wayne (4-0)

Fairport’s Wanya Bruce, left, is defended by Webster Schroeder’s Justin Graham during a regular season game played at Webster Schroeder High School on Friday. Fairport won 55-54.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Pittsford Sutherland 54, Brighton 52

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

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

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

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

Greece Athena 62, Spencerport 33

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

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

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

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

Rush-Henrietta 72, Victor 43

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

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

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

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

Gates Chili 72, Brockport 66

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

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

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

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

Greece Arcadia 90, Eastridge 55

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

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

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

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

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

Churchville-Chili 51, Hilton 50

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

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

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

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

Irondequoit 50, Pittsford Mendon 45

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

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

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

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

Mendon is 0-5.

Penfield 62, Webster Thomas 49

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

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

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

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

RCAC

East 102, NE/NW College Prep 91

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

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

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

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

Edison 88, Franklin 53

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

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

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

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

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

Wilson 70, Early College 61

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

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

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

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

Leadership 114, Monroe 79

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

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

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

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

McQuaid 84, School of the Arts 49

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

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

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

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

Wayne County

East Rochester 63, Sodus 56

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

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

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

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

Non-league

Aquinas 54, The Albany Academies 39

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

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

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

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

Hockey

Non-league

Massena 6, McQuaid 0

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

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Gillian Flint scored 31 points to lead Cal-Mum to a 57-35 victory over Dansville in a Livingston County girls basketball game on Wednesday night.

Sabrina Didas had 11 points, 10 rebounds and six blocks for Dansville.

Caledonia-Mumford: Samantha Bickford 9, Victoria Coleman 0, Gillian Flint 31, Jessica Garland 2, Claudia Haut 5, Megan Little 2, Adrianna Molisani 0, Isabella Slocum 2, Hannah Wade 6.

Dansville: Sarah Cotton 6, Hope Didas 4, Sabrina Didas 11, Meghan Waters 6.

3-Point Goals – Caledonia-Mumford (Gillian Flint 5).

Livonia 54, Avon 40

Avon: Caroline Christiano 2, Amy Faville 4, Olivia Findlay 11, MaKaila Heath 0, Aubrey Helchowski 6, Natalie Mignemi 4, Madison Raynard 4, Keni Read 6, Abby Vanduser 3, Lindsey Welch 0, Lauren Wiard 0.

Livonia: Hannah Donnelly 2, Rebekah Finster 0, Maddy Herzog 0, Morgan Hyde 6, Lindsay Kolodziejski 0, Sarah Linsner 6, Melissa Mineti 8, Sarah Nation 2, Molly Stewart 26, Niki Templeton 4.

3-Point Goals – Avon (Amy Faville 1, Keni Read 2, Abby Vanduser 1), Livonia (Molly Stewart 5).

Molly Stewart scored a game-high 26 points to lead Livonia.

Genesee Region

Alexander 50, Byron-Bergen 27

Olivia George tallied 19 points and 6 steals for Alexander. Macy Riggs finished with 4 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals the Trojans.

Oakfield-Alabama 48, Attica 35

Oakfield-Alabama: Riley D’Alba 9, Erica Gibson 1, Brianna Greene 2, Jaclyn Guzdek 2, Erica Kotarski 9, Hannah LaGrou 2, Kenydie Mott 9, Lauren Reding 8, Hannah Scarborough 2, Kylie Schlagenhauf 13, Brianna Smith 7, Lexi Tambe 0, Sara Zakes 2.

3-Point Goals – Attica ( 1), Oakfield-Alabama (Kylie Schlagenhauf 1).

Kylie Schlagenhauf scored a game-high 13 points to lead O-A.

Wayne County

Gananda 63, Williamson 35

Williamson: Stephanie Fisk 3, Olivia Ginther 5, Kiki Hall 21, Kameryn Schooneirnais 2, Emilia Sonneville 4.

Gananda: Melissa Camp 4, Samantha Crumb 14, Kathleen Frauel 2, Rebecca Reeves 11, Bryanna Roos 1, Alli Stark 4, Camryn Vogt 5, Demetria Woodard 22.

3-Point Goals – Williamson (Olivia Ginther 1, Kiki Hall 1), Gananda (Camryn Vogt 1).

Demetria Woodard recorded 22 points, seven rebounds and six steals for Gananda (5-0).

Wayne 51, Palmyra-Macedon 31

Wayne: Taylor Corts 9, Michele DiNicola 2, Bailey Jenkins 0, Alana Kornaker 1, Hannah Mitchell 6, Mary Panepento 4, Bailey Pratt 13, Hannah Zenelovic 16.

Palmyra-Macedon: Sierra Benson 2, Anna Lee Diakiogiannis 0, Olivia Keller 6, Sophie Leva 0, Brandy Morrison 0, Riley Record 12, Aldyn Savage 11, Cierra Scheik 0, Mackenzie Storto 0.

3-Point Goals – Wayne (Taylor Corts 1, Bailey Pratt 1, Hannah Zenelovic 4), Palmyra-Macedon (Riley Record 2).

Bailey Pratt had 13 points and nine rebounds to lead Wayne (3-0).

Aldyn Savage recorded a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds for Pal-Mac (0-2).

Finger Lakes

Romulus 66, Honeoye 34

Romulus: Quincey Banks 6, Danielle Calabrese 6, Theresa Farnsworth 6, Sadie Mapstone 16, Emily Mastellar 8, Mary Ellen Querrie 12, Courtney Slack 8, Emma Voorhees 4.

Honeoye: Ashton Allison 4, Savannah Brewington 20, Mikaela Gladding 0, Hannah Reynolds 2, Jenna Robinson 0, Mackenzie Rudolph 0, Autumn Swingle 8.

3-Point Goals – Romulus (Theresa Farnsworth 2, Sadie Mapstone 3, Emily Mastellar 1, Mary Ellen Querrie 3), Honeoye (Savannah Brewington 2).

Sadie Mapstone finished with 16 points and six steals and Mary Ellen Querrie added 12 points for Romulus.

Non league

Cardinal O’Hara 74, Bishop Kearney 59

Cardinal O’Hara: Cori Dickson 16, Cierra Harrison 6, Summer Hemphill 12, Kiara Johnson 10, Angel Parker 3, Shilah Parker 9, Anndea Zeigler 18.

Bishop Kearney: Lytoya Baker 2, Riley Callister 0, Trinity Fitts 0, Marianna Freeman 0, Rosa Graham 10, Bri’Asia Mason 6, Allure Simmons 10, Arianne Smith 11, Saniaa Wilson 16, Camille Wright 4.

3-Point Goals – Cardinal O’Hara (Cori Dickson 4, Cierra Harrison 2, Shilah Parker 1, Anndea Zeigler 1), Bishop Kearney (Rosa Graham 1, Bri’Asia Mason 1, Arianne Smith 1).

Saniaa Wilson finished with 16 points for BK (3-1).

Two groups of high school boys basketball coaches in Section V were asked to rank the top 10 large and small school teams as the season picks up steam.

Where does Greece Athena fall?  The Trojans won last season’s Section V Class A1 title, advanced to the state finals and lost all of its starting lineup to graduation, with the exception of Anthony Lamb, the 2015 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Player of the Year.

Which school will emerge as the team to beat in Class AA? Aquinas was an undefeated sectional champion, but four starters are gone from that team. Does this mean a change or two at the top?

Check back our website Thursday night to also see how coaches rank the top Class B, C and D teams in Section V.

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Greece Athena advanced to the Class A state tournament final last season.

Mendon’s Erin Lyons (20), left, and Sutherland’s Caitlin Ryan battle for a rebound during the 2010 Rainbow Classic.

A rivalry within a town does not appear to be the best time to highlight a community.

Then again, the Mendon versus Sutherland high school girls and boys basketball games have turned into a shining moment for Pittsford.

Sutherland and Mendon meet twice a season, with the first matchups taking place at University of Rochester as part of the Rainbow Classic for the benefit of Golisano Children’s Hospital.

An estimated $368,000 has been raised after 14 Rainbow Classics as of Sept. 9, according to Pittsford athletic director Scott Barker, who hopes to reach $400,000 after this year’s game. Fundraising continues during related events until the spring.

The 15th Rainbow Classic inside the U of R’s Palestra is Dec. 18. The varsity girls game is 6 p.m., followed by the varsity boys game. Mendon’s boys team is coached Robert Nally, the younger brother of Sutherland boys coach John Nally.

Admission is $10, and that covers both games. Sell-outs are common, as 1,600 tickets are sold.

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Mendon’s Michael Shadders (right) blocks Knights’ Cam Pincus shot during the 2011 Rainbow Classic.

Teammates of Aquinas star Earnest Edwards wondered before and during the high school football season why the talented wide receiver had not received more athletic scholarship offers.

They watched Edwards, a receiver and running back, score 28 touchdowns this season, including four during the first half of the Class AA state final won by Aquinas.

The number of college teams interested in Edwards, who is 5 feet-10 inches and 170 pounds, is up to six. State University of New York at Buffalo gave Edwards an offer during the summer. Wagner, Old Dominion, Rhode Island, Monmouth and Maine also have shown interest.

High school football players around the nation can formally accept scholarship offers when the signing period opens Feb. 3.

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Aquinas returns to top of Class AA

Aquinas senior Earnest Edwards scored 28 touchdowns this past season.

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Zoe Janes sunk the go ahead three-pointer with less than a minute in regulation to help lift Fairport 59-54 over Webster Schroeder in a Monroe County girls basketball game on Thursday.

Janes’ nine of 12 points came in fourth quarter for the Red Raiders.

Caroline White earned a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds and Megan Yawman tallied 10 points and six assists for the Red Raiders.

Webster Schroeder: Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 2, Meaghan Gartland 6, Maribel Hucks 1, Payton Lill 23, Casey Roux 18, Emily Willis 4.

Fairport: Emily God 0, Zoe Janes 12, Sidney Mack 0, Tori Mayer 4, Hannah Miller 9, Hannah Ribble 4, Emily Schultz 2, Catherine Tucci 2, Caroline White 16, Megan Yawman 10.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Payton Lill 2, Casey Roux 2), Fairport (Zoe Janes 1, Megan Yawman 1).

Honeoye Falls-Lima 46, Canandaigua 36

Canandaigua: Isabelle Ceddia 2, Mary Compton 0, Kenzie Cowan 2, Joelle Guy 8, Linsday Lyke 2, Rachel Simmons 9, Hanna Thomson 5, Allie Wagner 8.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Emma Gilbert 1, Andrea Less 0, Maddy Meehan 2, Kara Oatman 1, Emma Ross 0, Megan Slymon 4, Laney Sullivan 19, Hannah VanNewkirk 5, Taryn Wilson 6, Irene del Cerro 8.

3-Point Goals: Canandaigua (Hanna Thomson 1, Allie Wagner 2), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Laney Sullivan 3, Irene del Cerro 1).

Laney Sullivan had 19 points and six steals and Irene del Cerro had eight points and nine rebounds for HF-L (4-0).

Canandaigua is 3-1.

Pittsford Mendon 60, Irondequoit 36

Irondequoit: Jada Culver 0, Kara Cusker 8, Megan Dano 3, Kylee Kanealey 2, Maria Marcera 5, Regan McGwin 0, Quinn Melidona 2, Caitlyn Merkel 3, Emma Sargent 3, McKayla Schafer 4, Mimi Smith 2, Jennifer Teerlinck 0, Ajalaa Williams 7.

Pittsford Mendon: Jamie Amoroso 2, Olivia Blasioli 15, Courtney Burke 0, Caroline Cullinan 9, Meghan Doyle 0, Abbey Leon 6, Sara Lyons 9, Leah Montione 3, Ellie Mooney 5, Sarah Stark 7, Tiana Swank 4.

3-Point Goals – Irondequoit (Kara Cusker 2, Maria Marcera 1), Pittsford Mendon (Abbey Leon 2, Leah Montione 1).

Olivia Blasioli led the way with 15 points and seven rebounds and Sara Lyons added nine points and seven rebounds for Mendon (3-1).

Non-league

Geneseo 40, Greece Odyssey 37

Geneseo: Victoria Finn 10, Samary Gomez 2, Kaity Keihl 10, Natalie Peraino 1, Kat Phillips 4, Hannah Rice 0, Alexa Salatel 13, Casey Vattimo 0.

Greece Odyssey: Nicole Desimone 15, Kristen Gielenfeldt 8, Hannah Mezzoprete 0, Najur Miller 2, Alayna Riefer 9, Gina Schmidt 2, Abby Wilson 1.

3-Point Goals: Geneseo (Victoria Finn 1, Alexa Salatel 3), Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 5, Kristen Gielenfeldt 1, Alayna Riefer 1).

Alexa Salatel hit the game winning 3-pointer with a minute remaining in regulation and scored a career high 13 points for Geneseo.

Nicole Desimone led scoring for Odyssey (1-3) with 15 points.

Batavia 68, Albion-VI 33

Batavia: Teesean Ayala 0, Andi Bennion 0, Sam Cecere 13, Tiara Filbert 20, Aimee Freeman 0, Bri Janes 0, Kennedy Lampart 2, Madison McCulley 15, Maddie Mitchell 0, Melissa Mountain 0, Ryann Stefaniak 6, Taylor Stefaniak 12.

Albion-VI: Emily Blanchard 8, Sierra Chudy 3, Jaene Dogy 2, Searra Newton 7, Chanyce Powell 13.

3-Point Goals: Batavia (Tiara Filbert 1, Madison McCulley 3), Albion (Chanyce Powell 1).

Tiara Filbert finished the game with 20 points, 9 steals and 7 rebounds and Madison McCulley had seven assists to go with her 15 points for Batavia (3-1).

Wayne County

Marion 51, Sodus 20

Marion: Abigal DeFisher 1, Bryanna Delyser 12, Hallie Dezio 1, Brooke Guerin 2, McKenzie Karpp 5, Ashley Lange 13, Lindsay McManus 2, Jazlynn Plaza 4, Jessi Roegiers 11.

Sodus: Jackie Barclay 9, Danielle Colasurdo 0, Fatimmah Findley 4, Allashya Grady 1, Amari Grady 0, Hailey Grenon 0, Emily Kinsman 0, Joslin McKay 2, Makennah Thrash 4, Hannah Wilchenski 0.

3-Point Goals: Marion (McKenzie Karpp 1, Ashley Lange 1), Sodus (Jackie Barclay 1, Fatimmah Findley 1).

Jessie Rogers had a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds for Marion (4-2).

Jackie Barclay led scoring for Sodus (1-3) with nine points.

Boys Basketball

Livingston County

Dansville 45, Wayland-Cohocton 34

Wayland-Cohocton: Tyler Bosh 0, Connor Englert 17, Mike Feinman 0, Jack Gibson 2, Andrue Holbrook 1, Nick Lang 0, Jacob Paufler 6, Anthony Sarago 8, Mitchell Wetherbee 0.

Dansville: Ryan Conklin 4, Cody Dudek 0, Forrest Edmond 3, Tom Graves 5, Austin Milliman 8, Nick Rosica 2, Anthony Sackett 4, Derek Wampole 19, Tom Wise 0.

3-Point Goals: Wayland-Cohocton (Connor Englert 1), Dansville (Ryan Conklin 1, Tom Graves 1).

Derek Wampole had 19 points and 13 rebounds for a double-double and Austin Milliman added eight points and nine rebounds for Dansville (3-1).

Finger Lakes

Dundee 65, Marcus Whitman 57

Marcus Whitman: Burlin Allen 3, Jon Donovan 10, Ryan Guererri 9, Cam Harford 1, R McCloud 2, Gavin McCumiskey 11, Anthony Merlo 0, Ben Stone 0, Brad Stone 13, Nick Young 8.

Dundee: John Clancey 0, Andrew Clark 4, Geordan Conyers 23, Kyle Cratsley 3, Dustin Hanes 3, Ryan Sprauge 12, Bobby Strait 15, Austin Thompson 0, Talon Wright 5.

3-Point Goals: Marcus Whitman (Burlin Allen 1, Jon Donovan 2, Ryan Guererri 1, Gavin McCumiskey 1, Nick Young 1), Dundee (Geordan Conyers 1, Kyle Cratsley 1, Dustin Hanes 1, Bobby Strait 2).

Geordan Conyers had nine of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and Talon Wright added five points and eight rebounds for Dundee (4-0).

Honeoye 71, Red Jacket 66 (OT)

Red Jacket: Chris Amos 5, Dan Brown 15, Daniel Calasurdo 30, Tyler Gardner 4, Jared Henry 2, A. Munn 3, Thomas Palmeri 3, Sean Sheets 4, Patrick Smith-Labombard 0.

Honeoye: Jake Davis 2, Chris Fleig 0, Sonny Germano 0, Josh Hine 0, Nate Longbine 0, Cole Loomis 22, Jon Marble 23, Matt Pestle 7, Charlie Reitz 0, Jake Soliday 5, Kyle Switzer 0, Max Yale 12.

3-Point Goals: Red Jacket (Daniel Calasurdo 1, A. Munn 1), Honeoye (Jon Marble 1, Matt Pestle 1, Jake Soliday 1, Max Yale 2).

John Marble had 23 points, 3 rebounds, and six assists and a three-pointer to force overtime for Honeoye (4-1).

Cole Loomis had 22 points and 12 rebounds for the Bulldogs.

Non-league

South Seneca 60, Harley-Allendale Columbia 34

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Edwin Dorsey 1, Leeore Intrator , Xavier Israel 3, Luke Nicosia 11, Jamaar Paisley 11, Uriah Taylor 0, AJ Torre 0, Evan Weaver 8, Tom Yi 0.

South Seneca: Lincoln Backman-Lowe 22, Scott Hawley 1, Cullen Marrella 6, Khrystofer Mosher 0, Anthony Reff 0, Brett Robinson 6, Devin Rogers 13, Ryan Shields 2, Charlie Van Ness 3, Marshall Worden 7.

3-Point Goals: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Leeore Intrator 1), South Seneca (Lincoln Bachman-Lowe 3, Devin Rogers 3, Marshall Worden 1).

Jamaar Paisley led scoring for H-AC with 11 points.

World of Inquiry 76, Webster Christian 44

World of Inquiry: Leander Blue 14, Donovan Brown 1, Maurice Brown 20, Jacolby Chapman 2, Elijah Gissendanner 7, Michael Hunter 2, Alphonso Joe 2, Terrell June 8, Sekou McAdams 3, CeyQuan Salmon 17, Laron Wilkins 0.

Webster Christian: Zach Bantle 10, Tyler Barber 5, Tim Fletcher 9, Luke G. 0, Matt Goodwin 0, Justin Green 7, Austin Kane 0, Paul P. 3, Daniel S. 0, Matt Weiner 8.

3-Point Goals: World of Inquiry (Terrell June 1, Sekou McAdams 1, CeyQuan Salmon 1), Webster Christian (Zach Bantle 2, Paul P. 1, Matt Weiner 2).

Leander Blue finished with 14 points and 11 rebounds and Maurice Brown led all scorers with 20 points for Inquiry (3-1).

CeyQuan Salmon finished with 17 points, 5 assists and grabbed three of the Griffin’s 13 steals.

Greece Athena advanced to the Class A state tournament final last season.

Fairport’s Dan Masino ducks under the pressure of Webster Schroeder’s Marique Simkin.

Athena’s Anthony Lamb shoots over Wilson’s Deandre Adullah (33).

If Anthony Lamb believed he received a lot of attention last season, the 2015 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Boys Basketball Player of the Year might want to brace himself.

Lamb, a senior at Greece Athena who gave a verbal commitment to play at the University of Vermont in September, is the lone starter back with a Trojans team that reached the Class A state tournament final.

That means opponents should have an easier time focusing their defenses on Lamb, a 6-foot-6 senior forward, who averaged 20 points and 13 rebounds last season. Lamb is the lone proven scorer back with the Trojans (2-0).

No more penetrations of defenses by three-time AGR point guard Jay Sarkis to work off. The threat of shooter Zac DiSalvo, who scored 1,000 points at the varsity level, is also gone.

How will Lamb handle the extra attention?  How will Athena coach Jim Johnson, whose teams have won 409 games in 30 years, handle teams trying to take away or at least slow down Lamb?

Top 10 large schools boys basketball capsules

Here are four other things to watch in Section V boys basketball this season:

2. How far does Fairport go? The Red Raiders, Class AA sectional finalists in 2015, were the choice for No. 1 in the Democrat and Chronicle‘s first Large Schools Coaches Poll of the season.

Fairport’s Dan Masino returns for Fairport.

That doesn’t exactly send this season’s sectional champion trophy to Fairport. There is a long regular season to play out, but there are reasons to be excited about this team.

Start with junior Dan Masino, who was deemed one of the area’s top 15 players last season after he averaged 15.5 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. He’s back, presumably stronger and wiser, for what will be an already heady player’s third varsity season.

Matthew Keenan, a 6-3 senior guard, has been around and productive, too. Masino and Keenan have already played in two sectional finals, and certainly want a different result.

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

3. Change leads to more change at Aquinas?

Aquinas’ Jalen Pickett is only starter back.

Unselfish play and a deep rotation were two reasons that Aquinas became an undefeated sectional champion and went on to the state final four.

Jalen Pickett, a 6-3 junior guard, is the only starter back. Does the approach to win games change at Aquinas? Even if the answer is no, does it mean this team wins at the rate of sectional title contender?

The good news for Aquinas is that new starters like 5-10 senior guard Earnest Edwards, 6-5 senior forward Jamir Jones and 6-6 junior forward Jason Hawkes played significant minutes in 2014-15.

4. “Old” crew of Cougars: A group of coaches voted North Rose-Wolcott No. 1 among the small schools, after the Cougars in the Wayne County league jumped out to a 5-0 start.

Garrett Hoyt, a 6-3 senior, 6-0 senior Connor Pendleton, 6-2 senior Luke Gerstner and 6-3 junior guard Tyler Norris all are back in this year’s starting lineup for the Cougars, a sectional finalist last season in Class B2.

This is the fourth varsity season for Hoyt, and third for Pendleton and Norris, who was a starter as a freshman. Elijah Durham, a 6-1 senior, was the first forward off the bench last season. Six of the top seven players in the team’s rotation are seniors.

5. What type of juice does Edison have?:Inventors senior guard Raliek Redd felt snubbed after he was not voted on to last season’s AGR team. Edison coach Jacob Scott agreed.

Redd, who averaged 20 points and five assists for a 12-8 team last season, is motivated. The arrival of 6-5 senior Donte Crumpler from Charlotte and junior guard Marique Simkin should be strong boosts to the Edison lineup.

Will it be enough to boost Edison further in the sectional tournament?

JAMESJ@GANNETT.COM 

Edison’s Raliek Redd, right, averaged 20 points and five assists last year.

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Also received votes: Batavia, Webster Schroeder, Wayne, School of the Arts, University Prep, East, Canandaigua, Greece Arcadia.

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Also received votes: Leadership Academy, Early College, Avon, Livonia, Dundee, Elba, Newark, Geneseo, Wellsville, Naples, Mount Morris, Genesee Valley.