Monroe High expects to play varsity football just two seasons after the formation of a modified team at the school in the Rochester School District.

One very long timeout is about to come to an end for Monroe High varsity football.

The Rochester School District high school expects to field a team this fall for the first time since the mid-1980s. School district and Section V officials still need to give approval, but Monroe has informed other schools inside and outside the Rochester City Athletic Conference to place the team on schedules for fall 2016.

“Everything is on schedule,” Monroe assistant principal and football coach Jason Muhammad said. “Very, very excited.

“I have boxes and boxes of Monroe gear that teachers have ordered, and it wasn’t a fundraiser.”

Monroe was one of three schools in the district to form modified-level teams for the first time in 2014. About 55 seventh and eighth-graders, including two girls, pulled on the pads and helmets that season. Encouraged by the turnout, Monroe officials added a junior varsity team that included students in the junior class this past season. Students at School Without Walls are eligible to join all three teams at Monroe.

“It was kind of, ‘let’s play a season, and see what happens,’ ” Monroe athletic director Greg Witman said. “After that first year, it was ‘Oh, boy.’ We all thought we’re ready to make the jump.

“It was pretty clear we were going to keep going. Honestly, I didn’t think it would happen this fast.”

The Monroe Redjackets’ return to varsity football won’t reverse another likely, slight decrease in the number of Section V teams. Section V Football chairman Dick Cerone said he projects a number in the high 60s, pending approvals of merged teams. There were 70 varsity teams this fall and 71 in 2014, according to Cerone.

Teams are grouped together in classifications for postseason play, based on student enrollment.

“I can’t even put a classification (chart) together,” Cerone said. “This is the longest I’ve gone without one. I’m not able to do much, there are so many changes.”

Monroe is expected to play in Class A, Cerone said. The number of football teams in the RCAC, known as the City-Catholic for decades, would increase to six.

“I go back to the days when there were eight teams in the city, and that was without Catholic schools,” Cerone said. “It’s declined so much over the years, it’s about time.”

Caledonia-Mumford and Bryon-Bergen plan to field varsity, JV and modified teams comprising  students from both schools this fall. Byron-Bergen was partnered with Elba in recent seasons. Fall cheerleading also will be a merged team.

Mike Reed, athletic director at Caledonia-Mumford, said about 25 players were on last season’s varsity football squad and the same number of students joined the modified “A” team. There have been no JV football teams at Caledonia-Mumford four of the last five years, according to Reed.

“We’re not able to fill all three levels,” Reed said.

The Livingston County Athletic Association will be asked to approve the merged Caledonia-Mumford/Byron-Bergen team next month,  followed by Section V. Reed added there is also hope to hire the team’s coach then. John Walther resigned after last season, his fifth as the Cal-Mum varsity coach.

Muhammad, who coached the Marshall varsity in the Rochester School District for nine seasons, coached the newest Monroe football teams each of the last two years. He expects to have at least 28 players with the Monroe varsity before official practices begin in August.

About 25 students played with the Monroe JV last season, while the total for modified went down to 25. Muhammad said the modified team would have had close to 40, but School Nos. 45 and 9 in the Rochester School District were no longer feeder schools for the program. School Nos. 5 and 16 continue to be partnered with Monroe.

“We feel that if we can get our partnerships solidified we’ll be fine,” Muhammad said. “We’ve established a protocol in the building, ‘this is how we do things, this is what we don’t do’,  It has to be right on the field, but it’s even more important that it’s right off the field.

“(The players) are not only seeing success on the field, they are leaders in ways they haven’t been in. Let’s say there is a conflict at school. In the past, these students would be spectators or participants. Now they are working to keep the peace. These guys stay together. When a teacher who has worked here for almost 20 years says this is the most school spirit she’s ever seen, that matters.”

Witman was a football coach at DePew in Section VI for more than a decade and the athletic director at North Tonawanda — also in the Buffalo-region — before taking his current position at Monroe in February 2014.

“The school spirit that comes with football and the pageantry that comes with it, we’ve already seen a difference,” Witman said. “We had kids come out to modified games, pretty good crowds.

“There’s no sport, if you can sustain it, that gets so many people involved. What I mean is that you have players. You have cheerleaders. There are kids performing halftime shows or selling items at the concession stands. There are kids who just come out to games to watch. You don’t get that with other sports.”

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Ian Paddock never really began to do the math until people began arriving at his family’s home Wednesday.

His father, Brad Paddock, impacted the lives of many — especially in the world of wrestling, where it was said he would open his family’s home to anyone who loved the sport. Brad Paddock, 50, died Tuesday after multiple diseases caused organ failure over the course of about three weeks at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester.

There has been an overwhelming amount of support — and plenty of phone calls, too — to the grieving Paddock family in Warsaw, Wyoming County.

Brad Paddock, shown here congratulating former Warsaw wrestler Ryan Coveny during the 2014 SuperSectionals, is remembered as an "incredible mentor,” a motivator and someone with integrity by friend Robert Hirsch.

“It’s been non-stop support,” Ian Paddock, 25, said. “People are still coming, still calling.

“It shows you how much he meant to everyone. You don’t realize it at the time, but I’m glad to see how much he meant to everyone.”

The Paddock family will have calling hours Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. each day, at Robinson and Hackemer Funeral Home in Warsaw. The funeral service is 1 p.m. Monday in Warsaw, at Valley Chapel Free Methodist Church.

Ian Paddock, a three-time high school state wrestling champion who once was Section V’s all-time wins leader, is one of nine children of Brad and Jeanie Paddock, ranging in age from 16 to 30 years old. Brad Paddock, who owned and operated a business that offered breeding services for livestock and dairy supplies, also is survived by two grandchildren.

“He’s an incredible mentor,” former Warsaw wrestling coach Robert Hirsch said. “He listens well. He speaks well. You talk about motivation — he’s one of the greats.

“I’m a pretty optimistic person. I’ve never taken something as hard as I’ve taken this. Brad and I would get together, and we just hanged. Our talks could go on for hours. A good man of God. He raised his family and lived with a biblical integrity.”

Hirsch, an assistant coach at Alfred State and Hornell High, taught eight of the nine Paddock children in classrooms and coached all of the wrestlers in the family.

“That guy never seemed to stop,” Hirsch said.

A former wrestler at Perry, Brad Paddock became an assistant coach at Warsaw during the mid-1990s and began a wrestling club known as Team X that included wrestlers who went on to become All-Americans and state champions.

“Before Paul (the oldest of the six Paddock brothers) and I were on the varsity there was a pretty good heavyweight named Dave Leitton,” Ian Paddock said. “He would go and work with him everyday.”

Ian Paddock, who won 267 high school matches at Warsaw and was a national champion, remembers being introduced to wrestling at an early age. The sport had a grip on him, as he willingly and routinely wrestled in two age divisions at two youth tournaments on weekends.

“He would support us anyway that he could,” Ian Paddock said. “You are talking about driving to different tournaments every Saturday and Sunday, entry fees and hotel rooms.

“The more we put into it, the more he was going to put into it.”

Team X began as informal practices on Sundays at the Paddock family home. The original group of 10 would travel to tournaments, and the club became a magnet for some of the best wrestlers in the state.

“Anyone who wanted to work could come,” Ian Paddock said. “We had people fly in right before states to work out. My dad never charged anyone, and he paid people to come to do clinics.”

Avon athletic director and wrestling coach Andy Englert said that not many people know that Brad Paddock went to Russia to study the sport of wrestling.

“He established that in his kids, to aim high,” Englert said. “That’s why they’ve reached levels that they have.”

The Livingston County News reported that 50 Team X wrestlers earned top-six finishes at the high school state championships, including 20 champions, and 30 earned All-America honors.

“Look at what his sons accomplished in the sport,” Section V wrestling executive committee member Frank Marotta said. “One went to Edinboro (Paul). One went to Ohio State (Ian) and one is at Iowa (Burke).”

It is Brad Paddock’s willingness to also aid wrestlers not named Paddock, sometimes by opening his wallet or finding his checkbook, why dozens of people have and will make their way to the Paddock home or reach out to the family.

“He’s a hero and the world needs more of them,” Hirsch said. “Hopefully, his story will inspire more people to step up.”

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East’s Theodore Buckner (5) turns and shoots over Wilson’s Donovan Campbell.

Even the mighty fall, is how East High boys basketball coach Darrell Barley put it, as he pointed out his team’s success.

No school has more Section V boys basketball championships than the 24 won by East. The team was in a state final four as recently as 2014. Barley has 229 coaching wins in 13-plus seasons at East.

Yet, East lost more than it won during the 2014-15 season, 12 out of 20 games. Barley remembers playing a game last season with seven players.

It was thought that Edison, Wilson and McQuaid had passed East, that is until the Eagles jumped out to a 5-0 start this winter. One of those wins came against Wilson, 64-54, on Dec. 15. Another, was versus Edison, 93-89, three days later.

Edison swept East High last season during Rochester City Athletic Conference play. Donte Crumpler, a 6-foot-5 senior forward, scored 40 points and grabbed 21 rebounds for Edison against East a week ago, but the Eagles still prevailed and has the top spot in the RCAC’s large-schools division.

East plays Churchville-Chili at 4 p.m. Dec. 28 during a tournament in Brockport.

“I’d rather for it to be like this,” Barley explained. “I know we have six players who are averaging in double-figures, and it hasn’t been like that since (East’s state final four appearance in 2010).

“We have a nice combination of multi-faceted players.”

Zion Morrison, a junior guard now listed at 6-3, is the scoring leader of East’s six-pack at 19.5 points a game. He had 29 points against Edison.

“He’s only 15 years old,” Barley said.

Below is a team capsule and the RCAC standings:

East High Eagles

Coach: Darrell Barley, 14th year (229 wins, 81 losses).

Last season’s record: 8-12, lost to Bishop Kearney, Class AA first round.

Classification: AA.

Starters back: Darrell Barley Jr., 6-0 senior, G; Dallas Stevens, 6-4, sr. G/F; Wendell Lucas, 6-1, jr. G; and Morrison, 6-3, jr. G.

Starting lineup: Theodore Buckner III, 6-4 sr., F/G; Barley, Stevens, Lucas and Morrison.

On the court: This is the first season of organized basketball for Buckner, according to Barley, who calls the player “a blessing in disguise” for his rebounding. There also is praise by Barley for sixth man Brandon Hunt, a 5-5 senior guard who transferred from University Preparatory Charter School for Young Men (UPrep). Hunt, who Barley said is too quick to be trapped by defenses, averages 10 points off the bench.

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Some of the better girls basketball teams in Section V will take to the floor Tuesday night in the Pittsford Mendon girls basketball tournament.

Hilton head coach Jeff Eichas talks to his players during a game against Irondequoit earlier this month.

Fairport (3-3) takes on Hilton (6-1) in the first game followed by Honeoye Falls-Lima (7-1) and Pittsford Mendon (5-2) at 7:30.

The consolation and championship games are scheduled for 6 and 7:30 on Wednesday.

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Reggie Robinson finished with 21 points, 10 assists and 7 rebounds to lead Rush-Henrietta to a 63-57 win over Pittsford Sutherland on Tuesday at the Rush-Henrietta Tournament.

Shemere Elliot and Shane Fanning each scored 14 for R-H (5-1).

Josh Mack scored 15 points and Kevin Davis had 14 points for Sutherland (4-2).

Pittsford Sutherland: Kevin Davis 14, Robbie Doggett 2, Davis Heyman 0, Josh Mack 15, Craig Rosen 5, Kevin Ryan 8, Mike Ryan 6, Jack Ward 7.

Rush-Henrietta: Shemere Elliott 14, Shane Fanning 14, Wendell Felder 0, Jared Gerbino 8, Tyler Henry 0, Reggie Robinson 21, Matt Snow 0, Steve Zarzycki 6.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Sutherland (Kevin Davis 2, Josh Mack 1, Craig Rosen 1), Rush-Henrietta (Shane Fanning 3, Reggie Robinson 2).

McQuaid 81, Newark 44

Newark: Nate Beard 2, Taylor Clements 12, Ben Cowles 7, Tallian Cunningham 0, Nick Fabino 0, Nick Greco 0, Logan Moynihan 2, Jose Santell 12, Brian Sharp 7, Nick Synesael 2.

McQuaid: Demetrius Breedlove 2, Brendan Broderick 9, Patrick Broderick 0, Nate Connolly 0, Tyler Cyrus 0, Mark DiPasquale 2, Mike Howland 4, Anthony Iglesia 12, Thomas Jones 11, Conner Kurtz 0, Jake Purcell 11, Isaiah Stewart 19, Divine Williams 4, Cam Wilson 3, Chirs Zapfel 4.

3-Point Goals – Newark (Jose Santell 2, Brian Sharp 1), McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 1, Anthony Iglesia 4, Jake Purcell 3).

Isaiah Stewart scored 19 points to lead McQuaid (4-3).

Hilton Tournament

Greece Arcadia 80, Fayetteville-Manlius 74

Fayetteville-Manlius: J Crouch 15, Fernado Johnson 24, H Josephon 2, R Miller 14, Nick Perry 2, D Stegman 9, P Zapisck 12.

Greece Arcadia: Noah Barnard 0, Reggie Clark 20, Zach D’Arpino 10, Jon Dueker 0, Thomas Finnerty 0, Anthony Finucane 4, Dan Freese 12, Drew Freese 0, Ian Insley 0, Ketih McGee 23, Neale McMullen 0, Fidel Norris 10, Mev Odzakozic 3, Marcus Zappia 0.

3-Point Goals – Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. (H Josephon 1, P Zapisck 3), Greece Arcadia (Reggie Clark 1, Zach D’Arpino 2, Ketih McGee 3, Mev Odzakozic 1).

Keith McGee scored 23 points, 13 in the third quarter, and Dan Freese had 12 points and 11 rebounds for Arcadia (6-2).

Greece Athena 72, Hilton 60

Greece Athena: Israel Dudley 4, Adam Edinger 0, Ryan Kubanka 2, Anthony Lamb 34, Trevor Layne 12, Patrick Meisenzahl 0, Nigel Scantlebury 13, Chad Scorse 2, Jamie Shoemaker 0, Kenny Speed 6.

Hilton: Jack Annable 3, Hunter Betrus 0, Danny Chatterton 0, Brandon Lang 0, Johnathan Letta 31, Joey Lipani 3, Chase Metzger 0, Connor Mistretta 0, Bailey Pittman 13, Christian Ranke 10.

3-Point Goals – Greece Athena (Anthony Lamb 3), Hilton (Jack Annable 1, Johnathan Letta 4, Joey Lipani 1, Bailey Pittman 3, Christian Ranke 2).

Anthony Lamb tallied 34 points for Athena (7-1).

John Letta had a career-high 31 points for Hilton (0-8).

Webster Thomas Tournament

Webster Thomas 61, Franklin 49

Franklin: Tyron Blair 4, Armon Felder 4, Damari Hymes 0, Brandon Johnson 1, Chistopher Lewis 2, Michael Mathews 30, Richardo Roman 0, A Torres 8.

Webster Thomas: Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 18, Max Howe 0, Colin LaBarbera 3, Cam Lynch 18, Ryan Mason 15, Sean O’Brien 1, Justin Spiegel 6.

3-Point Goals – Franklin (Michael Mathews 5), Webster Thomas (Stephen Edgett 1, Colin LaBarbera 1, Cam Lynch 1, Ryan Mason 4).

Stephan Edgartt and Cam Lynch each scored 18 points to lead Thomas (3-5)

Michael Mathews scored a game-high 30 points for Franklin (2-7).

Edison 70, Pittsford Mendon 50

Edison: Jammek Baker 2, Jermell Barnes 6, Tyshawn Clark 3, Donte Crumpler 16, Tyshawn Owens 4, Raliek Redd 8, Kaleb Richman 1, Terrell Shell 11, Marique Simkin 12, Remone Williams 7.

Pittsford Mendon: Zach Briggs 6, Anthony Ciaccio 16, Taylor Genier 11, Jeremy Jacob 7, Jim Kaneally 0, Matt Powers 0, Chris Wittig 10.

3-Point Goals – Edison (Raliek Redd 1, Terrell Shell 3, Remone Williams 1), Pittsford Mendon (Anthony Ciaccio 2, Taylor Genier 3, Jeremy Jacob 1, Chris Wittig 2).

Donte Crumpler had 16 points and 10 rebounds for Edison (7-1).

Webster Schroeder Tournament

Corning-Painted Post East 50, Webster Schroeder 47

Corning-Painted Post East: Miles Bankston 2, Treyvon Clark 2, Ivan Gubiely 4, Jordan Haggard 3, Danny Madden 10, Victor Mornov 0, Jaylen Nuckles 15, Jason Rodriguez 9, Brendan Walker 0, John Werner 5.

Webster Schroeder: Matt Ambalavanar 0, Connor Bissaillon 0, Will Bjarnar 0, Nick Brewer 0, Clay Dwyer 3, Brandan Gartland 25, Justin Graham 0, Jared Griffin 8, Karise Leonard 0, Evan Merkey 9, Andy Rye 2, Josh Simons 0.

3-Point Goals – Corning-Painted Post East (Jaylen Nuckles 3, Jason Rodriguez 2), Webster Schroeder (Clay Dwyer 1, Brandan Gartland 4, Jared Griffin 2, Evan Merkey 2).

Brandan Gartland had a double-double with 25 points and 10 rebounds for Schroeder (6-3).

Cicero-North-III 72, RCMCS 58

Amos Williams scored 25 points for RCMCS (5-8).

Aquinas Tournament

Aquinas 89, Lockport 42

Lockport: Andrew Austin 5, Kyle Brown 5, Lennert Cole 2, Javon Ford 2, Brown Kelly 7, Sawyer Stapleton 4, Lavette Warren 10, Dakota Wiley 7.

Aquinas: Sincere Alston 10, Brandon Anderson 0, Graycen Carter 2, Josh Constantine 5, Marc DiGirolamo 3, Earnest Edwards 27, Anthony Fleglar 2, Billy Gillan 2, Jason Hawkes 6, Hiramil Hernandez 3, Rodre Lewis 2, Jalen Pickett 14, David Vito 13.

3-Point Goals – Lockport (Andrew Austin 1, Kyle Brown 1, Brown Kelly 1, Dakota Wiley 1), Aquinas (Josh Constantine 1, Marc DiGirolamo 1, Earnest Edwards 6, Jalen Pickett 2, David Vito 1).

Earnest Edwards scored a game-high 27 points to lead Aquinas (5-1).

Gananda Tournament

Gananda 78, Marion 40

Marion: Rodney DeLyser 6, Reese Holahan 15, Chad Meise 3, Mike Phelps 3, Jake Storrs 2, RJ Sturtz 4, Steven Taber 7.

Gananda: Scott Bush 9, Ben Donnan 5, Ryan Finneqan 2, Kyle Gendron 6, Kyle Hayes 8, Matt Kilcourse 4, Kyle Lombardozzi 18, Cruz Mayberry 11, Enrique Mosman 15, Matt Rapp 0.

3-Point Goals – Marion (Rodney DeLyser 1, Reese Holahan 1, Mike Phelps 1), Gananda (Scott Bush 3, Ben Donnan 1, Cruz Mayberry 1, Enrique Mosman 3).

Kyle Lombardozzi recorded a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds for Gananda (4-3).

Wayne Tournament

NE/NW College Prep 80, Palmyra-Macedon 71

Palmyra-Macedon: Jayden Colf 8, Brandon Hawkins 12, Holden Knorr 25, Davon McClain 9, Tyler Mooney 0, Dominic Sutberry 2, Hunter VanDeVelde 10, Damien Wright 5.

NE/NW College Prep: Tysheen Brock 0, Robert Brooks 9, Sherman Graham 26, Robert Lovelace 0, Torrence Phillips 19, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 2, Ben Russ 16, Daiquon Turner 8, William Washington 0.

3-Point Goals – Palmyra-Macedon (Holden Knorr 7, Hunter VanDeVelde 1), NE/NW College Prep (Robert Brooks 1, Sherman Graham 2, Torrence Phillips 2).

Sherman Graham scored 26 points, had 5 assists and went 6-for-6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter for College Prep (3-6).

Wayne 66, Greece Olympia 38

Greece Olympia: John Carson III 0, Jeff Jung 6, Anthony McEwen 7, Ernest Meeks 2, Vedad Odzakovic 5, Elijah Powell 9, Fabiel Rodriguez 2, David Wehner 5.

Wayne: Logan Blankenberg 10, Paul Flye 5, Ben Graniero 8, Tim Lewis 9, Jackson Martino 8, Nick Reff 0, Bill Thomson 10, Braeden Zenelovic 16.

3-Point Goals – Greece Olympia (Jeff Jung 2, Vedad Odzakovic 1, David Wehner 1), Wayne (Logan Blankenberg 2, Paul Flye 1, Ben Graniero 2, Tim Lewis 1, Bill Thomson 3).

Braeden Zenelovic had 16 points and nine rebounds for Wayne (5-3).

Holley Tournament

Northstar 82, Oakfield-Alabama 58

Oakfield-Alabama: Dalton Carlsen 6, Allen Chatt 2, Jordan D’Alba 13, Ryan Douglas 9, Jon Harris 9, Jake Mandel 7, Trey Nadolinski 8, Ismile Smith 4.

Northstar: Miles Brown 19, Alex Gritsak 0, Derek Lundberg 8, Matthew Medeiros 7, Patrick Medeiros 13, Trey Roberts 5, Takashi Sen 2, Terron Smith 15, Nate Wade 13.

3-Point Goals – Oakfield-Alabama (Ryan Douglas 1, Jake Mandel 1), Northstar (Miles Brown 2, Matthew Medeiros 1, Terron Smith 1).

Terron Smith scored nine of his 15 points in the third quarter and Patrick Medeiros had 13 points and 10 rebounds for a double-double for Northstar (7-0).

Genesee Valley Tournament

Hammondsport 47, Harley-Allendale Columbia 33

Hammondsport: Ethan Bower 21, Matt Johnson 0, Cody Kolodziejczak 10, James Kolodziejczak 2, Cameron McConnell 0, Jake Peacock 0, Jalen Presley 0, George Ruddy 0, Dylan Storrs 6, Jordan Thompson 1, Carter Watson 0, Billy Whitney 7.

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Edwin Dorsey 2, Leeore Intrator 8, Xavier Israel 4, Kyle Lacey 5, Luke Nicosia 4, Jamaar Paisley 7, Uriah Taylor 0, AJ Torre 3, Tom Yi 0.

3-Point Goals – Hammondsport (Ethan Bower 2, Billy Whitney 2), Harley-Allendale Columbia (Leeore Intrator 2, Kyle Lacey 1, Jamaar Paisley 1, AJ Torre 1).

Caledonia-Mumford Tournament

Caledonia-Mumford 50, Wheatland-Chili 43

Wheatland-Chili: Kevin Bayly-Henshaw 0, Daniel Cook 12, Talyk Fowler 15, Jordan Kennedy 2, Adam Lund 2, Justin McLendon 10, Mike Worth 2.

Caledonia-Mumford: Jon Boilard 5, Tyler Boudreau 0, Richard Estes 6, Ian Lenhardt 6, Marcus Middleton 7, Vin Molisani 2, Shai Nelson 20, Matt Nusbickel 4, Matt O’Donoghue 0.

Shai Nelson scored 20 points for Cal-Mum (3-6).

Hockey

Non-league

Niagara Wheatfield-III 6, McQuaid 4

Luc Rosedale and Craig McCabe each scored twice for McQuaid.

Wrestling

Teike/Bernabi Tournament

At Spencerport

Team: 1. Rush-Henreitta 161; 2. Shenendehowa-VI 158.5; 3. Spencerport 112; 4. Johnson City-IV 110; 5. Lancaster-VI 96; 6. Lockport-VI 93.5; 7. Clarence-VI 86.5; 8. Irondequoit 82; 9. Iroquois-VI 82; 10 St. Joes-VI 74.5; 11. Morrisville Eaton-III 69.5; 12. Greece 64.5; 13. Wayne 62.5; 14 Grove City (PA) 58.5; 15. Cheekowaga-VI 52; 16. Gates Chili 40; 17. Carthage-III 34; 18. Canisius-VI 31; 19. Wilson 8.

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Sports

Tournament MVP Anthony Lamb made a shot at the buzzer to lift Greece Athena to a 74-72 victory over Greece Arcadia in the championship game of the Hilton Tournament on Wednesday.

Lamb contributed 36 points and 17 rebounds for the double-double for the Trojans (8-1).

Keith McGee scored 39 points and hit six 3-pointers for Arcadia.

Greece Arcadia: Reggie Clark 11, Zach D’Arpino 7, Jon Dueker 0, Thomas Finnerty 3, Anthony Finucane 0, Dan Freese 8, Drew Freese 1, Keith McGee 39, Fidel Norris 1, Mev Odzakozic 2.

Greece Athena: Israel Dudley 0, Adam Edinger 2, Ryan Kubanka 1, Anthony Lamb 36, Trevor Layne 8, Patrick Meisenzahl 3, Nigel Scantlebury 15, Chad Scorse 0, Jamie Shoemaker 0, Kenny Speed 9.

3-Point Goals – Greece Arcadia (Reggie Clark 1, Zach D’Arpino 1, Thomas Finnerty 1, Dan Freese 2, Keith McGee 6), Greece Athena (Anthony Lamb 1, Trevor Layne 2, Patrick Meisenzahl 1, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Kenny Speed 1).

Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. 72, Hilton 37

Fayetteville-Manlius H.S.: J Crouch 14, Macklin Fish 7, Nick Goodfellow 3, Fernado Johnson 20, H Josephon 4, Josh Loeffler 2, R Miller 9, Nick Perry 4, D Stegman 3, P Zapisck 11.

Hilton: Jack Annable 2, Hunter Betrus 0, Danny Chatterton 0, Christian DeRooy 5, Brandon Lang 1, Johnathan Letta 15, Joey Lipani 2, Chase Metzger 5, Connor Mistretta 0, Bailey Pittman 7, Christian Ranke 0.

3-Point Goals – Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. (J Crouch 4, Macklin Fish 1, Nick Goodfellow 1, Fernado Johnson 1, P Zapisck 1), Hilton (Christian DeRooy 1, Johnathan Letta 2).

Jonathan Letta scored 15 points for Hilton.

Cougar Classic

Honeoye Falls-Lima 62, Livonia 60

Livonia: Rick Allen 15, Derek DeMartinis 8, Maddux Minton 7, Jon Mohnkern 8, CJ Richardson 18, Brandon Semmel 2, Reid VanScoter 2.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Josh D’Agostino 14, Tommy Eastman 21, Dan Hart 12, Coleman Roach 2, Garrett Ruff 2, Ryan Shaw 0, Bryan Wager 11.

3-Point Goals – Livonia (Rick Allen 1, Derek DeMartinis 1, Maddux Minton 1, CJ Richardson 1), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Tommy Eastman 1, Dan Hart 2, Bryan Wager 1).

Tommy Eastman made the go-ahead layup with 23 seconds left for HF-L (6-2).

Eastman scored 10 of his game-high 21 points in the fourth quarter for the Cougars.

Penfield Tournament

Penfield 57, Canandaigua 48

Canandaigua: Devin Andrews 12, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 18, Brian Hoffman 0, Scott Laforte 8, Zach Wade 10.

Penfield: Brandon Buse 8, Brian Casey 2, Joseph Hurysz 0, Ryan Klabfus 3, Isaiah Preston 12, Jacob Rinere 2, Vaughn Shorter 11, De’Quan Smith 17, Kyle Straube 2.

3-Point Goals – Canandaigua (Devin Andrews 4, Carson Greene 3, Zach Wade 2), Penfield (Ryan Klabfus 1, Isiah Preston 1, Vaughn Shorter 1, De’Quan Smith 2).

DeQuan Smith scored 17 points and Isaiah Preston had 12 points for Penfield.

Brighton 67, Wilson 48

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 24, Robert Davis 5, Earl English 12, Ricky Gamble 0, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 0, Darius Hartzog 27, Patrick Phillips 0.

Brighton: Miles Davis 14, Arnes Huseinovic 6, Alex Jordan 15, Michael Liberti 18, Isaac Nelson 3, Jordan Samkoff 0, Mehdi Squalli 0, Jack Tullio 8, Liam Williams 3.

3-Point Goals – Wilson (Donovan Campbell 2, Earl English 1, Darius Hartzog 1), Brighton (Michael Liberti 3, Isaac Nelson 1, Jack Tullio 2, Liam Williams 1).

Michael Liberti had 18 points and Alex Jordan added 15 points for Brighton (3-5).

Brockport Tournament

East 86, Brockport 54

East: Brian Alexander 6, Darrell Barley 12, Theodore Buckner III 14, Javar Collier 2, Brandon Hunt 15, Windell Lucas 8, Zion Morrison 13, Egardo Quinones 0, Willie Shipmon 2, Dallas Stevens 5, Chaz Washington 9.

Brockport: Antonio Alvarez 19, Willie Ball 6, Cory Gross 4, Shane Hogan 2, Jake Juhrs 13, Brandon LaMere 0, Zach Maxon 0, Jakeb Mitchell 5, Raphael Odey 0, Noah Schultz 5, Matt VanDetta 0.

3-Point Goals – East (Darrell Barley 2, Theodore Buckner III 1, Brandon Hunt 3, Windell Lucas 1, Zion Morrison 2, Dallas Stevens 1, Chaz Washington 1), Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 1, Willie Ball 2, Jake Juhrs 3).

Brandon Hunt scored 15 points and nine assists and Theodore Buckner III added 14 points and 14 rebounds for East (7-0).

Antonio Alvarez scored 19 points and Jake Juhrs added 13 points for Brockport (2-9).

Churchville-Chili 63, Spencerport 56

Spencerport: David DeBellis 12, Ryan Donovan 2, Spenser Doty 0, John Feeney 10, Ryan Gentile 15, Charlie Huff 5, Justin Johson 10, Josh Reding 4.

Churchville-Chili: Ryan Brock 0, Lucas Fernandes 2, Will Gipson 0, Andrew Kerwin 1, Eric Lewis 16, Myles McKinney 6, Dillon Strine 15, Malek Williams 23.

3-Point Goals – Spencerport (David DeBellis 1, Ryan Gentile 3), Churchville-Chili (Eric Lewis 2, Dillon Strine 4, Malek Williams 4).

Malek Williams scored 23 points and Eric Lewis added 16 points for C-C (4-4).

Webster Thomas Tournament

Pittsford Mendon 63, Franklin 38

Pittsford Mendon: Braden Apt 1, Winston Bennett 6, Zach Briggs 4, Sam Cestra 2, Anthony Ciaccio 19, Taylor Genier 6, Jeremy Jacob 4, Jim Keneally 0, Devin Miller 2, Matt Powers 11, David Thompson 0, Chris Wittig 8.

Franklin: Tyron Blair 7, Tramel Bush 3, Damari Hymes 2, Brandon Johnson 2, Chris Lewis 3, Mike Matthews 12, Ricardo Roman 3, Tamar Snow 0, Akim Torres 7.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Mendon (Anthony Ciaccio 3), Franklin (Tyron Blair 1, Tramel Bush 1, Chris Lewis 1, Akim Torres 1).

Anthony Ciaccio scored 19 points and Matt Powers added 11 points for Mendon (3-6).

Edison 66, Webster Thomas 39

Edison: Christian Allen 6, Jammek Baker 4, Jermell Barnes 2, Rickey Bryant 3, Tyshawn Clark 2, Donte Crumpler 18, Anthony Kendrick 0, Tyshawn Owens 2, Raliek Redd 3, Kaleb Richman 2, Terrell Shell 3, Marique Simkin 15, Remone Williams 6.

Webster Thomas: Adam Barry 2, Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 10, Evan Greenberg 0, Max Howe 0, Colin LaBarbera 8, Cam Lynch 2, Ryan Mason 15, Justin Meyers 2, Sean O’Brien 0, Sean O’Grady 0, Justin Spiegel 0.

3-Point Goals – Edison (Terrell Shell 1, Marique Simkin 1), Webster Thomas (Stephen Edgett 1, Colin LaBarbera 2, Ryan Mason 5).

Donte Crumpler recorded a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds and Marique Simkin added 15 points and eight steals for Edison (8-1).

Aquinas Tournament

Aquinas 72, Leadership 51

Leadership: Devon Brown 0, Dezmere Ellis 15, Donald Hill 0, Mahjari Hutchinson 1, Tamar Jackson 11, Nygel McInnis 0, Terrick Morgan 4, Jacquane Reed 0, Juna Sampson 0, Milton Simmons 6, Tyriek Snow 15.

Aquinas: Sincere Alston 2, Brandon Anderson 1, Graycen Carter 2, Josh Constantine 3, Earnest Edwards 16, Anthony Fleglar 2, Billy Gillan 4, Jason Hawkes 14, Jalen Pickett 12, David Vito 16.

3-Point Goals – Leadership (Dezmere Ellis 1, Tyriek Snow 2).

Earnest Edwards and David Vito each scored 16 points for Aquinas (6-1).

Jason Hawkes added 14 points and Jalen Pickett chipped in with 12 points for the Little Irish.

Holley Tournament

Northstar 74, Lyndonville 57

Northstar: Miles Brown 21, Alex Gritsak 2, Derek Lundberg 4, Matthew Medeiros 4, Patrick Medeiros 11, Tray Roberts 14, Takashi Sen 0, Terron Smith 7, Nate Wade 11.

Lyndonville: Nick Hinkson 20, Jacob Hoffee 5, Corey Hydock 2, Zach Johnson 0, Eric Neace 15, Dylan Nicholson 0, Hunter Ottaviano 0, Eddie Schildt 15.

3-Point Goals – Northstar (Patrick Medeiros 1, Tray Roberts 2, Terron Smith 1), Lyndonville (Nick Hinkson 1, Jacob Hoffee 1).

Patrick Medeiros had 11 points, 15 rebounds and 8 assists and Miles Brown added 21 points, 5 assists and 4 steals for Northstar (8-0).

Rush-Henrietta Tournament

McQuaid 55, Rush-Henrietta 43

Rush-Henrietta: Shemere Elliott 11, Shane Fanning 15, Jared Gerbino 2, Tyler Henry 0, Justen Polk 0, Reggie Robinson 15, Matt Snow 0, Shakeem Turner 0, Steve Zarzycki 0.

McQuaid: Demetrius Breedlove 3, Brendan Broderick 8, Mark DiPasquale 3, Mike Howland 9, Anthony Iglesia 0, Thomas Jones 2, Jake Purcell 13, Isaiah Stewart 7, Divine Williams 2, Cam Wilson 8.

3-Point Goals – Rush-Henrietta (Shemere Elliott 1, Shane Fanning 3, Reggie Robinson 1), McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 2, Mark DiPasquale 1, Jake Purcell 3).

Jake Purcell scored 13 points for McQuaid (5-3).

Pittsford Sutherland 60, Newark 48

Pittsford Sutherland: Micah Cook 0, Kevin Davis 10, Ryan Diana 0, Robbie Doggett 6, Davis Heyman 3, Josh Mack 14, Craig Rosen 0, Kevin Ryan 6, Mike Ryan 2, Jack Ward 19, Jon Werner 0.

Newark: Nathan Beard 14, Taylor Clements 0, Ben Cowles 5, Tallian Cunningham 1, Logan Moynihan 4, Jose Santell 14, Brian Sharp 6, Nick Synesael 4.

3-Point Goals – Pittsford Sutherland (Kevin Davis 1, Davis Heyman 1, Josh Mack 1), Newark (Nathan Beard 1, Brian Sharp 2).

Jack Ward scored 19 points with 12 rebounds for Pittsford Sutherland (5-2).

Batavia Tournament

University Prep 57, Batavia 45

University Prep: Xavier Bantum-Scott 2, James Barnes 3, Isaiah Brinkley 18, Quillan Leach-Alexander 8, Jakhi Lucas 0, Joe McGrady 0, Jeenathan Williams 23, Kory Wyatt 3.

Batavia: Teesean Ayala 8, Alex Canty 3, Malachi Chenault 13, Adonis Davis 2, Nasheem Harris 2, Ryan Hogan 10, Greg Mruczek 5, Jake Schrider 2, Trevor Sherwood 0, Steve Stefaniak 0.

3-Point Goals – University Prep (James Barnes 1, Isaiah Brinkley 2, Quillan Leach-Alexander 1), Batavia (Teesean Ayala 2, Alex Canty 1, Ryan Hogan 2, Greg Mruczek 1).

Tournament MVP Jeenathan Williams scored 23 points and Isaiah Brinkley added 18 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals for UPrep (7-3).

Wayne Tournament

Palmyra-Macedon 80, Greece Olympia 62

Palmyra-Macedon: Bradon Carlson 2, Jayden Colf 0, Evan Evankovich 3, Brandon Hawkins 19, Holden Knorr 15, Kodie Manning 2, Davon McClain 15, Tyler Mooney 0, Dominic Sutberry 3, Hunter VanDeVelde 11, Damien Wright 10.

Greece Olympia: William Green 11, Jeff Jung 0, William Lewis 8, Anthony McEwen 14, Ernest Meeks 2, Najee Miller 0, Vedad Odzakovic 0, Elijah Powell 14, David Wehner 11.

3-Point Goals – Palmyra-Macedon (Evan Evankovich 1, Holden Knorr 5, Hunter VanDeVelde 1), Greece Olympia (William Green 1, David Wehner 1).

Brandon Hawkins totaled 19 points for Pal-Mac (7-3).

Non league

Victor 71, Baldwinsville 57

Baldwinsville: Matt Dickman 1, Jordan Fragale 20, Mitch Gage 3, Ryan Gell 7, Casey Pluff 10, Alex Robinson 6, Adam Segvin 7, Chris Taylor 3.

Victor: Clay Bleier 15, Jacob DiSanto 23, Connor Keenan 6, Kyle O’Dea 4, Sam Palomaki 12, Jackson Parker 11, Aaron Schlarbaum 0.

3-Point Goals – Baldwinsville (Jordan Fragale 2, Ryan Gell 1, Casey Pluff 2, Alex Robinson 2, Adam Segvin 1, Chris Taylor 1), Victor (Clay Bleier 1, Jacob DiSanto 4, Connor Keenan 1, Jackson Parker 2).

Jacob DiSanto had a game-high 23 points for Victor (6-3).

Hockey

Section V

Webster Thomas 5, Greece Odyssey/Athena Thunder 1

Brayden Beming had two goals and Collin Horan added two assists for Thomas (8-0-1).

Matthew Clark scored the lone goal for the Thunder.

Hilton 7, Gates Chili 0

Patrick Dennehy made 20 saves to earn the shutout for Hilton (8-1-1).

Irondequoit 5, Churchville-Chili 1

Phil Barilla had one goal and four assists and Gus Aldridge added two goals and an assist for Irondequoit (5-4).

Jesse Scarpulla scored for C-C.

Brighton 4, Rush-Henrietta 1

Sophomore Tyler Kaufman had two goals and Brett Randall and Jon Ross had a goal and an assist for Brighton (2-7).

Travis Scroger had 14 saves for the Barons.

Cameron Kuzniar had 32 saves for RH.

Basketball

Abby Monahan scored 15 points and helped lead Warsaw 48-46 over Keshequa in overtime in a girls basketball game at the Pete D’Angelo Tournament at Keshequa on Wednesday.

Morgan Hoffman added 10 points for the Tigers (5-4).

All-Tournament Team: Ivy Philip (Campbell-Savona), Emily Reynolds (Elba), Cameryn Bugman (Keshequa), Lacey Hillier (Keshequa), Ashton Babbitt (Warsaw), Abby Monahan (Warsaw), Tommi Rutherford (Warsaw).

Keshequa: Mckenzy Bennett 4, Cameryn Bugman 12, Madison Ewing 11, Kathryn Gelser 3, Lacey Hillier 10, Payton Powers 6, Haley Smith 0, Amber Wood 0.

Warsaw: Cherie Glosser 4, Stella Glosser 5, Morgan Hoffman 10, Abbey Monahan 15, Abbie Royce 2, Tommi Rutherford 6, Janelle Scott 6.

3-Point Goals: Keshequa (Cameryn Bugman 2, Madison Ewing 1).

Avon Tournament

Avon 49, Attica 30

Avon: Caroline Christiano 0, Amy Faville 14, Olivia Findlay 6, MaKaila Heath 2, Natalie Mignemi 1, Madison Raynard 2, Keni Read 14, Abby Vanduser 6, Lindsey Welch 0, Lauren Wiard 4.

Attica: Taylor Gadd 2, Alyssa Meyer 3, Kacey Pearce 1, Kierra Perl 6, Aubrey Sanford 2, Emily Stenson 9, Emily Weber 6, Libby Ziegler 1.

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

Amy Faville had 14 points, 12 rebounds and 5 assists and Abby Vanduser added six points and made the all-tournament team for Avon (7-2).

Kierra Perl made the all-tournament team for Attica.

Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament

Bath 52, Penn Yan 37

Penn Yan: Sydney Bloom 16, Hannah Keech 5, Lizzy Lafferty 2, Cassidy Prather 6, Annie White 6, Emily Wunder 2.

Bath: Jadyn Abrams 19, Eboni Allick 0, Madelyn Czajkowski 17, Olivia Fitzwater 6, Morgan Hess 0, Jessica Hillman 0, Samantha Lewis 0, Grace Marvin 4, Alex Siebert 0, MacKenna Taggart 6.

3-Point Goals: Penn Yan (Sydney Bloom 2, Hannah Keech 1), Bath (Madelyn Czajkowski 1).

Jadyn Abrams tallied 19 points and seven rebounds and Mackenna Taggart added 15 rebounds for Bath (5-4).

Sydney Bloom scored 16 points for Penn Yan (2-6)

Monroe County

Batavia 69, Canandaigua 52

Batavia: Sam Cecere 18, Tiara Filbert 20, Madison McCulley 18, Ryann Stefaniak 5, Taylor Stefaniak 8.

Canandaigua: Isabelle Ceddia 4, Kenzie Cowan 11, Joelle Guy 8, Rachel Simmons 10, Katie Stegall 6, Hanna Thomson 11, Allie Wagner 2.

3-Point Goals: Batavia (Madison McCulley 4), Canandaigua (Kenzie Cowan 3, Joelle Guy 2, Katie Stegall 2, Hanna Thomson 3).

Tiara Filberts finished with 20 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists for Batavia (7-1).

Brighton 46, Webster Schroeder 32

Webster Schroeder: Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 2, Meaghan Gartland 0, Maria Hristodolou 1, Maribel Hucks 0, Payton Lill 12, Casey Roux 14, Emily Willis-Nersinger 3.

Brighton: Ally Cutter 0, Meghan Flanagan 12, Jordyn James 2, Lila Platt 0, Aria Quattrini 2, Molly Richardson 0, Makalah Sizer 0, Miyah Sizer 5, Kat Vernon 3, Brooke Wolff 22.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Casey Roux 4), Brighton (Miyah Sizer 1, Brooke Wolff 2).

Brooke Wolff had 22 points and three steals and Kat Vernon added 14 rebounds for Brighton (9-1).

Wheatland-Chili Tournament

Caledonia-Mumford 37, Wheatland-Chili 30

Wheatland-Chili: Jasmine Boswell 0, Abbey Callaghan 3, Hannah Callaghan 0, Lindsey Clar 0, Taylor Clar 8, Megan Nolan 0, Brianna Parker 1, Elizabeth Russell 4, Alyssa Seiheimer 9, Taylor Seiheimer 5.

Caledonia-Mumford: Samantha Bickford 6, Victoria Coleman 0, Gillian Flint 6, Jessica Garland 2, Claudia Haut 7, Megan Little 0, Adrianna Molisani 10, Danielle Molisani 0, Isabella Slocum 0, Hannah Wade 6, Kaitlyn Willis 0.

3-Point Goals: Caledonia-Mumford (Gillian Flint 1).

Gillian Flint had 6 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists for C-M (7-1).

All Tournament Team: Adrianna Molisani, MVP (C-M), Gillian Flint (C-M), Claudia Haut (CM), Taylor Clar (WC), Abbey Callaghan (WC), Chaynce Powell (Albion), Kayla Brown (RCMCS)

Churchville-Chili Tournament

Pittsford Sutherland 58, Churchville-Chili 52

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 6, Vicky Beatham 12, Anneliese Brandt 0, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 3, Lauren Graupman 0, Ally Judd 0, Lena Kaufman 17, Elle Pestorius 20.

Churchville-Chili: Allison Ariola 0, Tiffany Binion 14, Skylar Burgess 10, Sydney Hayden 1, Jamilyn Keele 5, Ayanna Simmons 2, Abigail Tabone 10, Emily Tabone 10, Mara Zimmerman 0.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Sutherland (Mary Bayer 1, Vicky Beatham 2, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 1, Lena Kaufman 5), Churchville-Chili (Skylar Burgess 2, Emily Tabone 1).

Elle Pestorius finished with 20 points and nine rebounds and Lena Kaufman added 17 points and eight rebounds for Sutherland (5-4).

Pittsford Mendon Tournament

Fairport 49, Pittsford Mendon 44

Pittsford Mendon: Olivia Blasioli 6, Caroline Cullinan 2, Abbey Leon 5, Sara Lyons 19, Ellie Mooney 12, Sarah Stark 0, Shamyah Starks 0, Tiana Swank 0.

Fairport: Emily God 0, Zoe Janes 14, Sidney Mack 0, Tori Mayer 0, Hannah Miller 2, Hannah Ribble 0, Emily Schultz 0, Catherine Tucci 4, Caroline White 21, Megan Yawman 8.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Mendon (Abbey Leon 1, Sara Lyons 1, Ellie Mooney 3), Fairport (Zoe Janes 3, Caroline White 2, Megan Yawman 1).

Caroline White recorded a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds and Zoe Janes added 14 points in the championship game for Fairport (6-3).

Hilton 68, Honeoye Falls-Lima 59

Hilton: Kelsey Carpenter 6, Raine Gardner 11, Olivia Gombatto 3, Cameron Graupman 21, Chloe Graupman 12, Alyssa Juergens 5, Meaghan McGwin 0, Lindzee Reyes 0, Allyson Strauss 10.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Emma Gilbert 0, Andrea Less 8, Maddy Meehan 3, Kara Oatman 5, Madisyn Puchebner 0, Megan Slymon 6, Laney Sullivan 8, Hannah VanNewkirk 3, Taryn Wilson 15, Irene del Cerro 12.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Raine Gardner 2, Cameron Graupman 2, Chloe Graupman 2), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Andrea Less 1, Maddy Meehan 1, Hannah VanNewkirk 1, Taryn Wilson 5, Irene del Cerro 2).

Livonia Tournament

Palmyra-Macedon 51, Livonia 46

Palmyra-Macedon: Gretchen Earl 4, Olivia Keller 9, Sophie Leva 2, Brandy Morrison 0, Riley Record 19, Aldyn Savage 13, Cierra Scheik 3, Mackenzie Storto 1.

Livonia: Maddy Herzog 0, Morgan Hyde 10, Sarah Linsner 9, Melissa Mineti 12, Sarah Nation 6, Molly Stewart 8, Niki Templeton 1.

3-Point Goals: Palmyra-Macedon (Riley Record 4), Livonia (Melissa Mineti 1, Molly Stewart 1).

Riley Record had 19 points for P-M (3-5).

Morgan Hyde tallied 7 rebounds and Melissa Mineti had three assists and two steals for Livonia (7-2).

All-Tournament Team: Melissa Mineti (Livonia), Aldyn Savage (Pal-Mac), Olivia Keller (Pal-Mac).

Livingston County

Mount Morris 51, Dansville 30

Dansville: Ally Bacon 0, Katie Chan 0, Sarah Cotton 2, Hope Didas 3, Sabrina Didas 6, Brooke Hartson 0, Briaunna Henchen 14, Abby Kuhn 4, Vittoria Salomone 0, Meghan Waters 1.

Mount Morris: Lauren Ferraro 18, Molly Gardner 0, Reagan Maldonado 19, Christina Olverd 6, Maddy Regal 3, Kirsten Rivera 2, Katie Yorks 3.

3-Point Goals: Dansville (Briaunna Henchen 2), Mount Morris (Lauren Ferraro 2, Reagan Maldonado 5).

Lauren Ferraro totaled 19 points, 5 steals and 4 assists and Maddy Regal added five assists and two steals for Mount Morris (6-4).

Byron-Bergen Tournament

Greece Odyssey 42, Le Roy 34

Le Roy: Paige Biggins 9, Lydia Borrelli 2, Erin Cappotelli 4, Abby Dambra 0, Jamie Englerth 2, Amy Lowe 2, Carli Piazza 0, Ceci Tilson 3, Ava Vescovi 10.

Greece Odyssey: Treanna Delman 3, Nicole Desimone 20, Kristen Gielenfeldt 5, Hannah Mezzoprete 0, Najur Miller 1, Alayna Riefer 6, Gina Schmidt 0, Abby Wilson 7.

3-Point Goals: Le Roy (Paige Biggins 1, Ava Vescovi 2), Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 3, Kristen Gielenfeldt 1, Alayna Riefer 2).

Ava Vescovi scored 10 points for LeRoy.

Victor Tournament

Victor 57, South Seneca 44

Victor: Emily Gyles 4, Kirsten Haggerty 9, Emily Leonard 2, Kate Leonard 6, Sarah Newton 3, Sarah O’Connell 0, Victoria Reid 0, Kristen Simmons 13, Sarah Simmons 2, Franny Valenti 18.

South Seneca: Sarah Albro 4, MaryKate Badalamenti 0, Mckenzie Finizio 0, Mackenzie Kenyon 14, Emily Larvanway 8, Bailey Minges 10, Elisa Panipinto 0, Jade Parsons 2, Kelsey Shaulis 3, Skylar Shaulis 3, Laura Wyckoff 2.

3-Point Goals – Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 1, Kristen Simmons 2, Franny Valenti 3), South Seneca (Sarah Albro 1, Bailey Minges 1, Skylar Shaulis 1).

Franny Valenti scored 18 points and Kristen Simmons added 13 points for Victor (9-1).

Mackenzie Kenyon had 14 points and Bailey Minges added 10 points for South Seneca.

Newark 45, Spencerport 32

Newark: Malia Banks 2, Alexa Cornwell 0, Shaniah Jones 14, Kenna Lauer 13, Jada Rooks 6, Jennifer Shields 2, Ladonia Smith 3, Katie Thoms 5.

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 13, Michela Contestabile 6, Erin Coykendall 3, Joie Culkin 0, Daionie Davis 4, Val DeRooy 1, Nicole Ellison 2, Luca Fahmer 3.

3-Point Goals: Newark (Shaniah Jones 4, Katie Thoms 1), Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 2, Erin Coykendall 1, Luca Fahmer 1).

Kenna Lauer recorded a double-double with 13 points and 16 rebounds and made the all-tournament team for Newark (5-5).

Caroline White recorded a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds to help push Fairport to a 49-44 victory over Pittsford Mendon in a girls basketball game at the Pittsford Mendon Tournament.

Zoe Janes added 14 points in the championship game for the Red Raiders (6-3).

Pittsford Mendon: Olivia Blasioli 6, Caroline Cullinan 2, Abbey Leon 5, Sara Lyons 19, Ellie Mooney 12, Sarah Stark 0, Shamyah Starks 0, Tiana Swank 0.

Fairport: Emily God 0, Zoe Janes 14, Sidney Mack 0, Tori Mayer 0, Hannah Miller 2, Hannah Ribble 0, Emily Schultz 0, Catherine Tucci 4, Caroline White 21, Megan Yawman 8.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Mendon (Abbey Leon 1, Sara Lyons 1, Ellie Mooney 3), Fairport (Zoe Janes 3, Caroline White 2, Megan Yawman 1).

Hilton 68, Honeoye Falls-Lima 59

Hilton: Kelsey Carpenter 6, Raine Gardner 11, Olivia Gombatto 3, Cameron Graupman 21, Chloe Graupman 12, Alyssa Juergens 5, Meaghan McGwin 0, Lindzee Reyes 0, Allyson Strauss 10.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Emma Gilbert 0, Andrea Less 8, Maddy Meehan 3, Kara Oatman 5, Madisyn Puchebner 0, Megan Slymon 6, Laney Sullivan 8, Hannah VanNewkirk 3, Taryn Wilson 15, Irene del Cerro 12.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Raine Gardner 2, Cameron Graupman 2, Chloe Graupman 2), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Andrea Less 1, Maddy Meehan 1, Hannah VanNewkirk 1, Taryn Wilson 5, Irene del Cerro 2).

Cameron Graupman scored a game-high 21 points to lead Hilton (7-2).

Pete D’Angelo Tournament

Warsaw 48, Keshequa 46

Keshequa: Mckenzy Bennett 4, Cameryn Bugman 12, Madison Ewing 11, Kathryn Gelser 3, Lacey Hillier 10, Payton Powers 6, Haley Smith 0, Amber Wood 0.

Warsaw: Cherie Glosser 4, Stella Glosser 5, Morgan Hoffman 10, Abbey Monahan 15, Abbie Royce 2, Tommi Rutherford 6, Janelle Scott 6.

3-Point Goals: Keshequa (Cameryn Bugman 2, Madison Ewing 1).

Abby Monahan scored 15 points and Morgan Hoffman added 10 points for Warsaw (5-4).

Avon Tournament

Avon 49, Attica 30

Avon: Caroline Christiano 0, Amy Faville 14, Olivia Findlay 6, MaKaila Heath 2, Natalie Mignemi 1, Madison Raynard 2, Keni Read 14, Abby Vanduser 6, Lindsey Welch 0, Lauren Wiard 4.

Attica: Taylor Gadd 2, Alyssa Meyer 3, Kacey Pearce 1, Kierra Perl 6, Aubrey Sanford 2, Emily Stenson 9, Emily Weber 6, Libby Ziegler 1.

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

Amy Faville had 14 points, 12 rebounds and 5 assists and Abby Vanduser added six points and made the all-tournament team for Avon (7-2).

Kierra Perl made the all-tournament team for Attica.

Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament

Bath 52, Penn Yan 37

Penn Yan: Sydney Bloom 16, Hannah Keech 5, Lizzy Lafferty 2, Cassidy Prather 6, Annie White 6, Emily Wunder 2.

Bath: Jadyn Abrams 19, Eboni Allick 0, Madelyn Czajkowski 17, Olivia Fitzwater 6, Morgan Hess 0, Jessica Hillman 0, Samantha Lewis 0, Grace Marvin 4, Alex Siebert 0, MacKenna Taggart 6.

3-Point Goals: Penn Yan (Sydney Bloom 2, Hannah Keech 1), Bath (Madelyn Czajkowski 1).

Jadyn Abrams tallied 19 points and seven rebounds and Mackenna Taggart added 15 rebounds for Bath (5-4).

Sydney Bloom scored 16 points for Penn Yan (2-6)

Monroe County

Batavia 69, Canandaigua 52

Batavia: Sam Cecere 18, Tiara Filbert 20, Madison McCulley 18, Ryann Stefaniak 5, Taylor Stefaniak 8.

Canandaigua: Isabelle Ceddia 4, Kenzie Cowan 11, Joelle Guy 8, Rachel Simmons 10, Katie Stegall 6, Hanna Thomson 11, Allie Wagner 2.

3-Point Goals: Batavia (Madison McCulley 4), Canandaigua (Kenzie Cowan 3, Joelle Guy 2, Katie Stegall 2, Hanna Thomson 3).

Tiara Filberts finished with 20 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists for Batavia (7-1).

Brighton 46, Webster Schroeder 32

Webster Schroeder: Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 2, Meaghan Gartland 0, Maria Hristodolou 1, Maribel Hucks 0, Payton Lill 12, Casey Roux 14, Emily Willis-Nersinger 3.

Brighton: Ally Cutter 0, Meghan Flanagan 12, Jordyn James 2, Lila Platt 0, Aria Quattrini 2, Molly Richardson 0, Makalah Sizer 0, Miyah Sizer 5, Kat Vernon 3, Brooke Wolff 22.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Casey Roux 4), Brighton (Miyah Sizer 1, Brooke Wolff 2).

Brooke Wolff had 22 points and three steals and Kat Vernon added 14 rebounds for Brighton (9-1).

Wheatland-Chili Tournament

Caledonia-Mumford 37, Wheatland-Chili 30

Wheatland-Chili: Jasmine Boswell 0, Abbey Callaghan 3, Hannah Callaghan 0, Lindsey Clar 0, Taylor Clar 8, Megan Nolan 0, Brianna Parker 1, Elizabeth Russell 4, Alyssa Seiheimer 9, Taylor Seiheimer 5.

Caledonia-Mumford: Samantha Bickford 6, Victoria Coleman 0, Gillian Flint 6, Jessica Garland 2, Claudia Haut 7, Megan Little 0, Adrianna Molisani 10, Danielle Molisani 0, Isabella Slocum 0, Hannah Wade 6, Kaitlyn Willis 0.

3-Point Goals: Caledonia-Mumford (Gillian Flint 1).

Gillian Flint had 6 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists for Cal-Mum (7-1).

All Tournament Team: Adrianna Molisani, MVP (C-M), Gillian Flint (C-M), Claudia Haut (CM), Taylor Clar (W-C), Abbey Callaghan (W-C), Chaynce Powell (Albion), Kayla Brown (RCMCS)

Churchville-Chili Tournament

Pittsford Sutherland 58, Churchville-Chili 52

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 6, Vicky Beatham 12, Anneliese Brandt 0, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 3, Lauren Graupman 0, Ally Judd 0, Lena Kaufman 17, Elle Pestorius 20.

Churchville-Chili: Allison Ariola 0, Tiffany Binion 14, Skylar Burgess 10, Sydney Hayden 1, Jamilyn Keele 5, Ayanna Simmons 2, Abigail Tabone 10, Emily Tabone 10, Mara Zimmerman 0.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Sutherland (Mary Bayer 1, Vicky Beatham 2, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 1, Lena Kaufman 5), Churchville-Chili (Skylar Burgess 2, Emily Tabone 1).

Elle Pestorius finished with 20 points and nine rebounds and Lena Kaufman added 17 points and eight rebounds for Sutherland (5-4).

Tiffany Binion had 14 points for C-C.

Livonia Tournament

Palmyra-Macedon 51, Livonia 46

Palmyra-Macedon: Gretchen Earl 4, Olivia Keller 9, Sophie Leva 2, Brandy Morrison 0, Riley Record 19, Aldyn Savage 13, Cierra Scheik 3, Mackenzie Storto 1.

Livonia: Maddy Herzog 0, Morgan Hyde 10, Sarah Linsner 9, Melissa Mineti 12, Sarah Nation 6, Molly Stewart 8, Niki Templeton 1.

3-Point Goals: Palmyra-Macedon (Riley Record 4), Livonia (Melissa Mineti 1, Molly Stewart 1).

Riley Record had 19 points for P-M (3-5).

Morgan Hyde tallied 7 rebounds and Melissa Mineti had three assists and two steals for Livonia (7-2).

All-Tournament Team: -Mineti (Livonia), Aldyn Savage (Pal-Mac), Olivia Keller (Pal-Mac).

Livingston County

Mount Morris 51, Dansville 30

Dansville: Ally Bacon 0, Katie Chan 0, Sarah Cotton 2, Hope Didas 3, Sabrina Didas 6, Brooke Hartson 0, Briaunna Henchen 14, Abby Kuhn 4, Vittoria Salomone 0, Meghan Waters 1.

Mount Morris: Lauren Ferraro 18, Molly Gardner 0, Reagan Maldonado 19, Christina Olverd 6, Maddy Regal 3, Kirsten Rivera 2, Katie Yorks 3.

3-Point Goals: Dansville (Briaunna Henchen 2), Mount Morris (Lauren Ferraro 2, Reagan Maldonado 5).

Lauren Ferraro totaled 19 points, 5 steals and 4 assists and Maddy Regal added five assists and two steals for Mount Morris (6-4).

Byron-Bergen Tournament

Greece Odyssey 42, Le Roy 34

Le Roy: Paige Biggins 9, Lydia Borrelli 2, Erin Cappotelli 4, Abby Dambra 0, Jamie Englerth 2, Amy Lowe 2, Carli Piazza 0, Ceci Tilson 3, Ava Vescovi 10.

Greece Odyssey: Treanna Delman 3, Nicole Desimone 20, Kristen Gielenfeldt 5, Hannah Mezzoprete 0, Najur Miller 1, Alayna Riefer 6, Gina Schmidt 0, Abby Wilson 7.

3-Point Goals: Le Roy (Paige Biggins 1, Ava Vescovi 2), Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 3, Kristen Gielenfeldt 1, Alayna Riefer 2).

Tournament MVP Nicole Desimone scored a game-high 20 points to lead Odyssey (4-6).

Kristen Gielenfeldt chipped in with five points and 10 rebounds for the Leopards.

Ava Vescovi scored 10 points for Le Roy.

Victor Tournament

Victor 57, South Seneca 44

Victor: Emily Gyles 4, Kirsten Haggerty 9, Emily Leonard 2, Kate Leonard 6, Sarah Newton 3, Sarah O’Connell 0, Victoria Reid 0, Kristen Simmons 13, Sarah Simmons 2, Franny Valenti 18.

South Seneca: Sarah Albro 4, MaryKate Badalamenti 0, Mckenzie Finizio 0, Mackenzie Kenyon 14, Emily Larvanway 8, Bailey Minges 10, Elisa Panipinto 0, Jade Parsons 2, Kelsey Shaulis 3, Skylar Shaulis 3, Laura Wyckoff 2.

3-Point Goals – Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 1, Kristen Simmons 2, Franny Valenti 3), South Seneca (Sarah Albro 1, Bailey Minges 1, Skylar Shaulis 1).

Franny Valenti scored 18 points and Kristen Simmons added 13 points for Victor (9-1).

Mackenzie Kenyon had 14 points and Bailey Minges added 10 points for South Seneca.

Newark 45, Spencerport 32

Newark: Malia Banks 2, Alexa Cornwell 0, Shaniah Jones 14, Kenna Lauer 13, Jada Rooks 6, Jennifer Shields 2, Ladonia Smith 3, Katie Thoms 5.

Spencerport: Brianna Campbell 13, Michela Contestabile 6, Erin Coykendall 3, Joie Culkin 0, Daionie Davis 4, Val DeRooy 1, Nicole Ellison 2, Luca Fahmer 3.

3-Point Goals: Newark (Shaniah Jones 4, Katie Thoms 1), Spencerport (Brianna Campbell 2, Erin Coykendall 1, Luca Fahmer 1).

Kenna Lauer recorded a double-double with 13 points and 16 rebounds for Newark (5-5).

Here are this week’s standings for the Rochester City Athletic Conference high school boys basketball league, once known as the City-Catholic, along with in-season capsules of the teams at Edison Tech, Leadership Academy and McQuaid.

Edison defeated McQuaid, 59-54, Dec. 8. The teams, which are separated by a half-game in the RCAC’s Division A, play at McQuaid at 7 p.m. Jan. 12.

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

Edison Tech Inventors

Coach: Jacob Scott, eighth year.

Current record: 8-1.

Classification/2014-15 finish: AA/lost to Fairport in AA quarterfinals.

Starters back: Raliek Redd, 6-1 senior G; Christian Allen, 6-4 sr. F; Remone Williams, 5-6 sr. G.

Starting lineup: Donte Crumpler, 6-5 sr. F; Marique Simkin, 6-1 jr. G; Williams; Redd and Allen.

On the court: The Inventors are winners of their last five, before games against School of the Arts on Jan. 6 and at Wilson Jan. 8. … East High defeated Edison 93-89 Dec. 18. “It made us realize that we have to tighten up our defense,” Scott said. “We gambled so much.” Edison also missed 16 free throws, according to Scott. … Williams dealt with a bruised knee during the preseason to return to the starting lineup. … Leading scorers: Simkin (22 points per game), Crumpler (19 ppg.), and Redd (19 ppg.), who is 18 from his 1,000th.

Leadership Academy Lions

Coach: Reggie Simmons, third year (40-15).

Current record: 4-4.

Classification/2014-15 finish: B1/Section V champions lost to Syracuse Westhill in state semifinals.

Starters back: None.

Starting lineup: Tyriek Snow, 6-3, senior G; Tymeek Mackey, 6-1 jr. G; Dezmere Ellis, 5-9 soph. G; Tamar Jackson, 6-3 jr. G/F; Milton Simmons, 6-2 jr. G.

On the court: The Lions were to have one starter back, senior Keith McGee, but the 2015 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester guard transferred to Greece Arcadia. … Three of Leadership’s losses were to Aquinas, Bishop Kearney and, without a full lineup, to Division 2 leader Rochester Early College. … “We are full-throttle,” Simmons declared. “I’m trying to mesh these guys together. We’re coming along slowly, but surely.” … Scored 114 points against Monroe at Charlotte, Leadership’s homecourt. “Even when I had all of those stars, the highest total was 99,” Simmons said. … Leading scorers: Snow (22 ppg.), Mackey (16) and Ellis (12).

McQuaid Knights 

Coach: Jack Leasure, third year (23-22).

Current record: 5-3.

Classification/2014-15 finish: AA/lost to Webster Schroeder in first round.

Starters back: Thomas Jones, 6-4 soph. G/F; Mark DiPasquale, 6-0 sr. G; Demetrius Breedlove, 6-3 sr. F.

Starting lineup: Brendan Broderick, 5-11 sr. G; Jake Purcell, 6-2 sr. G; Isaiah Stewart, 6-7 fresh. F; Cam Wilson, 6-9 jr. F; Jones and Breedlove.

On the court: The Knights won Rush-Henrietta’s tournament, including 55-43 against the host school. McQuaid put together a 14-2 run early in the fourth quarter of the championship game. … “We’re a team that is very talented but the three games that we lost (at home versus Aquinas, at Edison and at Buffalo St. Joseph’s), we were in situations our kids weren’t used to,” Leasure said. … Leasure describes a well-balanced offensive team able to turn to shooters, post players and drivers to the basket. … Outrebounded all but two opponents this season, Aquinas and Rush-Henrietta. … Buzz about the team starts with Stewart; Leasure praises the forward’s decision-making, in addition to his talent.

Cam Wilson, right, is a 6 foot-9 inch junior at McQuaid Jesuit.

Sean Riley, a senior with the Pittsford boys swimming team, set a Monroe County league diving record with his score Tuesday night.

Riley had a score of 379.20 after his six dives at Pittsford Mendon during a dual meet versus Hilton, the highest in the state so far. Webster’s Marc Carlton set the old league record at 363.05 in 2000, and went on to win the state title. Riley’s score also is a pool record at Mendon.

Riley was a National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association All-American after the 2014-15 season. During the most recent college commitment period in November, he signed a letter of intent to attend and dive at the University of Louisville.

Riley, a co-captain at Pittsford this season, finished seventh in last year’s 11-dive event during the state championships. He qualified for this year’s state meet Dec. 19 at the Shenendehowa Invitational, where he finished in first place, and he set a pool record at Canandaigua earlier this season.

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Pittsford’s Sean Riley, shown here at Brockport, set Monroe County league and a Mendon pool record Jan. 5.

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Basketball

Girl’s Basketball

Private Parochial

Lima Christian 56, RCMCS 41

Olivia Cox recorded a double-double with a game-high 38 points and 11 rebounds and Abby Gibney added six points and six rebounds to lead Lima Christian to a 56-41 win over Rochester Career Mentoring Charter School in a Private Parochial girl’s basketball game on Wednesday night.

RCMCS: Enhiah Anderson 0, Savannah Battle 0, Kayla Brown 0, Safari Brown 0, Star Coluin 4, Damani Mckinney 3, Markia Peak 6, RayAnna Reed 0, Jahalia Wims 26, Ayrionna Winston 2.

Lima Christian: Claire Bogart 0, Serena Campione 0, Lindsey Christa 2, Olivia Cox 38, Natalie Domina 1, Addy Gibney 6, Maddie Kearney 2, Jessica Tillapaugh 7, Grace Turner 0.

3-Point Goals: RCMCS (Damani Mckinney 1, Jahalia Wims 2), Lima Christian (Olivia Cox 1).

Mercy 77, Aquinas 42

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 0, Brianna Brown 0, Jill Carley 0, Sophie Depalma 0, Kayla Jackson 15, Alexis Joseph 0, Erica Knapp 12, Zoe Rose 0, Ayanna Sampson 2, Nina Starkweather 11, Yasmin Wilson 2.

Mercy: Jenna Babcock 2, Traiva Breedlove 16, Caitlin Flaherty 2, Alex Hetterick 2, Katie Keck 0, Meghan Keyes 2, Leah Koonmen 23, Emily McDonough 0, Maggie McDonough 0, Jayla Myles 14, Abby Purcell 6, Danielle Raymond 0, Sarina Schindler 0, Katie Titus 10.

3-Point Goals: Aquinas (Erica Knapp 2), Mercy (Leah Koonmen 2).

Katie Titus had 16 rebounds and 10 points and Leah Koonmen scored a career-high 23 points for Mercy on Tuesday.

Mercy outscored Aquinas 29-1 in the fourth quarter.

Finger Lakes

Palmyra-Macedon 46, Midlakes 43

Palmyra-Macedon: Sierra Benson 0, Anna Lee Diakiogiannis 0, Gretchen Earl 5, Olivia Keller 2, Sophie Leva 4, Brandy Morrison 2, Riley Record 14, Aldyn Savage 8, Cierra Scheik 7, Mackenzie Storto 4.

Midlakes: Devon Burri 3, Claire DeBoover 13, Sydney Jones 15, Colby Kidder 0, Christy Orlando 2, Beth Pierce 0, Natalie Schinsing 6, Emily Vanderhoof 4.

3-Point Goals: Palmyra-Macedon (Riley Record 3), Midlakes (Devon Burri 1, Claire DeBoover 3, Sydney Jones 1, Natalie Schinsing 2).

Mackenzie Storto grabbed 12 rebounds and Aldyn Savage added nine rebounds and eight points for Pal-Mac.

Sydney Jones had 10 rebounds and five assists for Midlakes.

Livingston County

Pavilion 48, Dansville 46

Pavilion: Jorden Barrett 2, Kim Davis 14, Angela Graham 11, Sam Majchrzak 7, Emily Mikel 1, Lydia Milligan 2, Chloe Schrier 2, Kara Schroeder 2, Kate Schroeder 0, Jennifer Yuhnke 7.

Dansville: Katie Chan 0, Sarah Cotton 6, Hope Didas 2, Sabrina Didas 4, Baylie Harnish 6, Brooke Hartson 0, Briaunna Henchen 16, Abby Kuhn 12.

3-Point Goals: Pavilion (Angela Graham 1, Jennifer Yuhnke 1), Dansville (Sarah Cotton 2, Briaunna Henchen 2).

Kim Davis scored 14 points and Angela Graham added 11 for Pavilion.

RCAC

Edison 61, School of the Arts 41

Edison: Brittani Campbell 6, Dyaisha Fair 14, Island Hoyte 2, Dajona Jackson 6, Aonestie Miles 0, Colimah Richards 0, Yashira Rivera 2, Dashiah Sinclair 11, Taajah Smith 18, T’Kosha Williams 2.

School of the Arts: Tehya Bollar 0, Jahde Brown 0, India Jordan 4, Leilani Luciano 0, Mariana Morales 7, Dan’nae Palmer 12, Tehya Pinkney 0, Shayair Scott 0, Keturah Shoats 2, Imoni Spain 6, Tionnie Spain 10, Ahmere Spires 0, Keeazhia Thompson 0, Isabel Torres 0.

3-Point Goals: Edison (Dyaisha Fair 2, Dashiah Sinclair 1).

Taajah Smith tallied 18 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals for Edison (7-2).

Non-league

Wellsville 55, Addison 36

Wellsville: Taylor Adams 5, Rayanna Anderson 18, Quincy Buckley 4, Morgan Franklin 0, Erin Lawson 4, Amy Lorshbaugh 12, Peyton Low 0, Jordyn Pettit 4, Morgan Sibble 0, Jana Whitehouse 8.

Addison: Taylor Cerwilliger 0, Sarah Cilino 0, Gabby Crane 6, Cassidy Fenner 4, Krista Lovell 2, Kailey McLean 2, Sadie Morse 0, Madison Risley 1, Taylor Sutryk 21.

3-Point Goals: Wellsville (Rayanna Anderson 2, Jana Whitehouse 2), Addison (Taylor Sutryk 4).

Rayanna Anderson had 18 points, 8 assists and 6 rebounds and Jordyn Pettit added seven rebounds for Wellsville (7-2).

Taylor Sutryk had 21 points and five steals for Addison (6-4).

Sean Riley sets Monroe County high school diving record

Wrestling

Section V

Brockport 62, Gates Chili 6

106: Jacob Davies (BROC); 113: Cody Anders (BROC); 120: Wilson Huang (BROC); 126: Jordan Walker (GCHS) d. Troy Ferris (BROC) 3-1; 132: Simeon Horton (BROC) md. Le’quavious Lee (GCHS) 9-0; 138: Derek St. James (GCHS) d. Yhaasic Bringer (BROC) 4-0; 145: Carson Daly (BROC) p. Demetrias Timmons-Ramsahia (GCHS) 3:46; 160: John Fico (BROC) p. Claxton Duval (GCHS) 1:03; 170: John Little (BROC); 182: Cameron Calderelli (BROC); 195: Tyler Johnson (BROC); 220: Jacob Sweet (BROC) md. Chriztien Hillman (GCHS) 9-1; 285: Mike Mattison (BROC).

Victor 60, Brighton 21

99: Jacob Giess (VSH) p. Nick Lambret (BRIG) 2:23; 106: Alex Samson (VSH); 113: Alex Sidare (VSH); 120: Kassem Harharu (VSH) p. Liam Watkins (BRIG) 2:27. 126: Carson Rucker (VSH) p. Sam Rosenbloom (BRIG) 3:15; 132: Michael Venosa (VSH) tf. Lucas Walega (BRIG) 17-1; 138: Jack Kumpf (VSH) md. Luke Basler (BRIG) 11-2; 145: Griffin Perry (BRIG) p. Alla Alsalahi (VSH) 5:43; 152: John Garbeck (VSH) p. Marshall Ireland (BRIG) 3:18; 160: Tristan Ierlan (VSH) p. Chris Clasgens (BRIG) 2:27; 170: Jacob Schnaufer (BRIG) p. Mason Everhart (VSH) 5:45; 182: Elijah Goldberg (BRIG) Dart Corwin (VSH) (SV-1 5-3; 195: Evan Gudell (BRIG) p. Chance Hansen (VSH) 1:59; 220: Ryan Flaitz (VSH) d. Luke Muir (BRIG) 3-0; 285: Shane Hernandez (VSH) p. Sam Julian (BRIG) 0:47.

Spencerport 56, Churchville-Chili 25

99: Ty Raines (CC) md. Mike LoPresti (S) 9-1; 106: Hunter Potts (CC) d. Jason Pittman (S) 5-0; 113: Tyler Mitchell (S); 120: Mason Wersinger (S) d. Nathan Sanborn (CC) 8-2; 126: Joe Curcio (S); 132: Neil Egenlauf (S) p. Bryce Powell (CC) 4:50; 138: Alex Rawlings (S) tf. Alex Thurston (CC) 20-2; 145: Dom Ferranti (S) p. Ethan Putney (CC) 5:46; 152: Sam Hunt (CC) p. Marek Costner (S) 3:14; 160: Kyle Pittman (S) p. Max Leisenring (CC) 1:24; 170: Gavin Podlaski (CC); 182: Nick Pinkowski (S) p. Matt Dick (CC) 5:04; 195: Noah Wallner (S); 220: Ryan Cottom (S) p. Dan Preston (CC) :12; 285: Isaiah Moore (CC) p. Sam Bianchi (S) :21.

Bishop Kearney’s Todd LaRocca,(12), throwing to Justin Davis during the Class D state semifinals at Cicero-North Syracuse, also ran for nine touchdowns this past season,

Footballs fly around now more than ever at high school football games, and that means a quarterback’s arm is in  on a lot of plays.

Bishop Kearney had one of the best quarterbacks in the state, according to the New York State Sportswriters Association.

A total of 14 players from Class B, C and D schools in Section V were designated first-team offense or defense, including Todd LaRocca, a senior at Bishop Kearney.

LaRocca, listed at 6-3 and 190 pounds, threw for 2,448 yards with 30 touchdowns as Bishop Kearney advanced to the state semifinals. The Kings, with coach Eddie Long, won the team’s first Section V championship since 1989. LaRocca, Most Valuable Player of the sectional final, is one of seven Class D first-team all-state selections in Section V.

Bishop Kearney running back Dahmir Ross, a junior, Red Jacket senior running back Sean Sheets and Caledonia-Mumford senior placekicker Josh Rides are on the Class D first-team offense with LaRocca. Clyde-Savannah’s Jarrod Faniel and Avon’s Josh Lutz, seniors who excelled at linebacker positions, are first-team selections with Avon defensive back Zack Loomis, who scored seven touchdowns in a game during the 2015 regular season.

Batavia senior linebacker Dominick Mogavero (40) was named first-team all-state for the second consecutive season.

Batavia senior linebacker Dominick Mogavero, for the second consecutive year, and Livonia senior offensive lineman Kirk Kornbau were named first-team all-state in Class B. Mogavero, also Batavia’s leading ballcarrier with 15 touchdowns and 1,127 yards, swooped in to make 125 tackles with five sacks, while Batavia repeated as Section V champions.

A pair of East Rochester/Gananda teammates are on the Class C first-team offense and three members of the state semifinalist Bath Rams are on the first-team defense. Cameron Cleveland ran for 2,095 yards and 26 touchdowns during East Rochester/Gananda’s drive to the sectional final, while senior offensive lineman Hayden Ricci helped make room.

Patrick Brewer and Michael Rice, included on the all-state team as defensive backs, helped Bath to its best season since 2000, along with senior defensive lineman Jacob Cupp, a senior listed at 5 foot-10 inches and 250 pounds.

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New York State Sportswriters Association

Section V All-state Football players

Class B, C, and D

Class B first team: OL Kirk Kornbau (Livonia) senior; LB Dominick Mogavero (Batavia) senior; Second: QB Greg Mruczek (Batavia) senior; LB Tyler Crouch (Hornell) senior; Third: QB Tanner Irwin (Penn Yan) senior,  LB Nick Kallio (Livonia) senior; LB Ethan Perham (Livonia) senior.

Class B Player of the Year: QB/DE Jake Schaffner, Cazenovia-III, senior.

Class C first team: RB Cameron Cleveland (East Rochester/Gananda) junior; OL Hayden Ricci (East Rochester/Gananda) senior; DL Jacob Cupp (Bath) senior; DB Patrick Brewer (Bath) senior; DB Michael Rice (Bath) senior); Second: OE Jake Taggert (Bath) junior; OL Matt Machuga (Bath) senior; DL Alex Brothers (East Rochester/Gananda) senior. Third: DL Shawn Morris (Lyons/Sodus) senior.

Class C Player of the Year: QB/LB Tony Silvanic, (Chenango Forks-IV) senior.

Class D first team: QB Todd LaRocca (Bishop Kearney) senior; RB Dahmir Pross (Bishop Kearney) junior; RB Sean Sheets (Red Jacket) senior; PK Josh Roides (Caledonia-Mumford) senior; LB Jarrod Faniel (Clyde-Savannah) senior; LB Josh Lutz (Avon) senior; DB Zack Loomis (Avon) senior. Second: OE Justin Davis (Bishop Kearney) senior; LB Josh Jackson (Bishop Kearney) senior; DB Devin Jensen (Dundee) senior.

Class D Player of the Year: RB/DB Jesse Manuel (Tioga-IV) senior.

Trent Jackson of Franklin, right, dribbles past two Lyons defenders, including Jim Boeheim, left, in the 1961 Section V Class AA semifinals. Franklin won the game but lost to Webster in the championship.

Long before he was a well-known college basketball coach at Syracuse University going toe-to-toe with the likes of John Thompson of Georgetown or winning the 2003 NCAA championship with Carmelo Anthony and Gerry McNamara leading the way, Jim Boeheim made his mark as a player at Lyons Central.

The Lions went 48-10 during Boeheim’s three-year varsity run, winning Wayne-Finger Lakes Championships in his junior and senior season. Boeheim averaged 19.3 points as a junior and 24.8 as a senior and finished his career with 1,012 points.

Lyons played in the largest sectional classification at this time and reached the semifinals in 1961 before losing to a Franklin team led by Trenton Jackson, one of the finest high school athletes to ever come out of Rochester, and the finals in 1962 before losing by a point to East Rochester in double overtime.

Fast forward to today, and Boeheim returns to the Syracuse University sidelines for Saturday’s game against North Carolina in the Carrier Dome. He missed the previous nine games while serving an NCAA suspension.

Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim, center, was the guest speaker at the 1987 Gannett Sports Excellence Awards Dinner. Boeheim is flanked by Calvin Johnson of Clyde-Savannah and Beth Walrath of Brockport at the Mapledale Party House.

Jackson’s athletic feats rank among the best of any Section V athlete. He attended Franklin High School, where he set the national high school record in the 100-yard dash (9.4 seconds). He went on to the University of Illinois, where he lettered in indoor track, football, basketball, outdoor track and baseball. He also represented the United States in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team but opted to play in the NFL for Washington and Philadelphia before returning to Rochester coach and teach and start a family.

Jackson compiled a 388-181 record and won six sectional championships as basketball coach at Franklin, reaching the state semifinals in 1993 and ’96. He coached his daughters in track and field and son in basketball and is a member of the Section V basketball, football and track and field halls of fame. He died on March 25, 2007 at age 65.

Trent Jackson won 388 games and six sectional basketball championships at Franklin High School, his alma mater.

Basketball

Girls Basketball

Monroe County

Canandaigua 57, Brighton 53

Joelle Guy tallied 13 points and eight rebounds to lead Canandaigua in an 57-53 upset over Brighton in a Monroe County girls basketball game Thursday.

Rachel Simmons grabbed 12 rebounds for the Braves (5-7).

Brighton is 10-2.

Brighton: Ally Cutter 1, Meghan Flanagan 23, Aria Quattrini 0, Makalah Sizer 0, Miyah Sizer 6, Kat Vernon 4, Brooke Wolff 19.

Canandaigua: Isabelle Ceddia 2, Mary Compton 0, Kenzie Cowan 5, Joelle Guy 13, Taryn Kelley 0, Linsday Lyke 2, Rachel Simmons 12, Katie Stegall 6, Hanna Thomson 11, Allie Wagner 6.

3-Point Goals: Brighton (Meghan Flanagan 2, Miyah Sizer 2, Brooke Wolff 1), Canandaigua (Kenzie Cowan 1, Joelle Guy 1, Rachel Simmons 1, Katie Stegall 2, Hanna Thomson 3, Allie Wagner 1).

Pittsford Mendon 61, Greece Arcadia 24

Greece Arcadia: Alyssa Ballou 6, Jessica Ballou 0, Erin Crowell 11, Aleya Eddington 2, Desaray Freeman 0, Adrianna Magliocco 3, Victoria Pogue 0, Emma Reynolds 2, Martha Reynolds 0.

Pittsford Mendon: Jamie Amoroso 0, Olivia Blasioli 8, Courtney Burke 4, Caroline Cullinan 14, Meghan Doyle 6, Abbey Leon 0, Sara Lyons 10, Ellie Mooney 10, Sarah Stark 2, Shamyah Starks 3, Tiana Swank 4.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Mendon (Sara Lyons 2, Ellie Mooney 2, Tiana Swank 1).

Caroline Cullinan had 14 points and seven rebounds and Sara Lyons added 10 points and eight rebounds for Mendon (7-4).

Irondequoit 55, Pittsford Sutherland 46

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 5, Vicky Beatham 13, Anneliese Brandt 2, Saleana Caraballo 0, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 4, Cami Eder 0, Idalys Fraguada 0, Lauren Graupman 0, Ally Judd 3, Lena Kaufman 13, Sidra Morchower 0, Elle Pestorius 8, Mara Smith 0.

Irondequoit: Jada Culver 0, Kara Cusker 10, Megan Dano 4, Kylee Kanealey 11, Maria Marcera 6, Regan McGwin 0, Quinn Melidona 5, Caitlyn Merkel 0, Emma Sargent 0, McKayla Schafer 10, Mimi Smith 8, Jennifer Teerlinck 2, Ajalaa Williams 0.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Sutherland (Mary Bayer 1, Vicky Beatham 2, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 1, Ally Judd 1, Lena Kaufman 3), Irondequoit (Kara Cusker 2, Megan Dano 1, Maria Marcera 1).

Kylee Kanealey had 11 points and eight rebounds to lead Irondequoit (4-6).

Kara Cusker and McKayla Schafer each had 10 points for the Eagles.

Lena Kaufman and Vicky Beatham each scored 13 points for Sutherland.

Victor 80, Webster Schroeder 37

Victor: Emily Gyles 13, Kirsten Haggerty 18, Emily Leonard 0, Kate Leonard 11, Sarah Newton 7, Sarah O’Connell 4, Victoria Reid 2, Kristen Simmons 5, Sarah Simmons 1, Sammie Torlish 4, Franny Valenti 15.

Webster Schroeder: Christina Ambalavanar 2, Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 2, Meaghan Gartland 9, Maria Hristodolou 1, Maribel Hucks 2, Payton Lill 13, Casey Roux 6, Emily Willis-Nersinger 2.

3-Point Goals: Victor (Kirsten Haggerty 2, Kristen Simmons 1), Webster Schroeder (Payton Lill 1).

Kirsten Haggerty tallied 18 points and Franny Valenti added 15 points for Victor (11-1).

Finger Lakes

Romulus 40, Harley-Allendale Columbia 36

Romulus: Quincey Banks 2, Danielle Calabrese 8, Sadie Mapstone 12, Mary Ellen Querrie 14, Courtney Slack 2, Emma Voorhees 2.

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Kate Bartlett 14, Alyssa Broberg 4, Adelaide Flood 7, Caroline Mealey 3, Jalen Nowden 6, Abby O’Brien 2.

3-Point Goals: Romulus (Danielle Calabrese 1, Mary Ellen Querrie 1), Harley-Allendale Columbia (Alyssa Broberg 1, Adelaide Flood 1, Caroline Mealey 1).

Kate Bartlett had 14 points for H-AC (6-3).

Wayne County

Gananda 52, Lyons 30

Gananda: Melissa Camp 2, Samantha Crumb 15, Peyton Daessler 2, Kathleen Frauel 0, Rebecca Reeves 2, Bryanna Roos 0, Celine Smits 0, Channet Solheim 0, Camryn Vogt 11, Demetria Woodard 20.

Lyons: Kelsey Arliss 0, Kayla Battle 1, Elizabeth Hollebrandt 0, Teonna Jenkins 7, Adrianna Kemp 7, Kierra Kemp 6, Kyara Smith 7, Isis Tarver 2.

3-Point Goals: Gananda (Samantha Crumb 3), Lyons (Kyara Smith 2).

Demetria Woodard had 20 points and nine rebounds and Camryn Vogt added 11 points and nine assists for Gananda (10-1).

Teonna Jenkins recorded 14 rebounds for Lyons (6-5).

North Rose-Wolcott 40, Sodus 37

Sodus: Jackie Barclay 16, Dasha Braun 0, Danielle Colasurdo 4, Fatimmah Findley 7, Amari Grady 0, Makennah Thrash 5, Tamia White 5.

North Rose-Wolcott: Brianna Boone 0, Cheyenne Boone 2, Maddie Carr 0, Laura Durham 5, Kelsey Freschette 0, Gabby Hanson 4, Kendall Huff 2, Linsey Madison 15, Abby Miraglia 2, Shayla Morris 10, Alex Reppi 0.

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

Laura Durham grabbed 10 rebounds and Abby Miraglia and Gabby Hanson each had eight rebounds for NR-W (2-9).

Jackie Barclay had 16 points and six rebounds and Fatimmah Findlay added seven rebounds for Sodus.

Genesee Region

Oakfield-Alabama 38, Kendall 23

Kendall: Rachael Bakutis 1, Jessica Hofer 0, Alexis Knaak 0, Emily Mattle 0, Bridget Miller 2, Bailee Nelson 2, Elizabeth Rath 2, Taylor ReQua 7, Maya Rutland 0, Taylor Rutland 8, Tabitha Salonen 0, Daniela Volkmar 0, Lyndsay Wright 1.

Oakfield-Alabama: Riley D’Alba 4, Brianna Greene 0, Jaclyn Guzdek 0, Hannah LaGrou 4, Kenydie Mott 6, Lauren Reding 3, Hannah Scarborough 8, Kylie Schlagenhauf 2, Brianna Smith 9, Lexi Tambe 0, Lakin Woodward 0, Sara Zakes 2.

3-Point Goals: Kendall (Taylor ReQua 1, Taylor Rutland 2).

Kylie Schlagenhauf had six assists and five steals for O-A (9-1).

Non-league

Bishop Kearney 64, Nottingham 39

Nottingham: Jade Bryant 13, Chyna Butler 14, Kamille Davis 7, Shyasia Hicks 2, Mawahip Kaila 1, Ananda Packer 2.

Bishop Kearney: Lytoya Baker 3, Riley Callister 0, Trinity Fitts 0, Marianna Freeman 3, Rosa Graham 11, Bri’Asia Mason 11, Allure Simmons 10, Saniaa Wilson 24, Camille Wright 2.

3-Point Goals: Nottingham (Jade Bryant 1), Bishop Kearney (Marianna Freeman 1, Rosa Graham 2, Bri’Asia Mason 3, Allure Simmons 1).

Seventh-grader Saniaa Wilson tallied 24 points, 16 rebounds, 6 blocks, and Bri’Asia Mason had 11 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 steals for BK (8-2).

Wilson 60, Greece Odyssey 44

Greece Odyssey: Treanna Delman 0, Nicole Desimone 22, Kristen Gielenfeldt 0, Hannah Mezzoprete 0, Najur Miller 3, Alayna Riefer 11, Gina Schmidt 2, Abby Wilson 6.

Wilson: Shania Clark 10, Keionna Gause 5, Zairea Hannah 7, Shy Mitchum 0, Aubrey Morgan-Powell 10, Khamera Muhammad 13, Tehya Pinckeny 2, Ahmere Spires 0, Jasmine Walker 13.

3-Point Goals: Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 2, Alayna Riefer 1), Wilson (Aubrey Morgan-Powell 2, Khamera Muhammad 2).

Khamera Muhammad finished with 13 points, 7 rebounds and 5 steals and Shania Clark added 10 points and nine rebounds for Wilson (6-3).

Nicole Desimone scored 22 points for Odyssey.

Finney 56, NE/NW College Prep 46

Regina Quinones recorded 21 points for College Prep.

Boys Basketball

Non-league

Nottingham 56, Bishop Kearney 55

Bishop Kearney: Shykell Brown 1, Naziah Carter 9, Rian Carter 14, Brian Fobbs 3, Devin Green 4, Caleb Norflee 0, Aaron Pilgrim 0, Quinton Rose 31.

Nottingham: Raekwen Ellis 0, Carthell Flowers 4, Jevon Jones 26, Tayvon Lawrence 10, Cherion Thomas 7, Quinton Williams 9.

3-Point Goals: Bishop Kearney (Rian Carter 2, Quinton Rose 3), Nottingham (Cherion Thomas 1, Quinton Williams 2).

Quinton Rose scored 14 of his 31 points in the fourth quarter Rian Carter added 14 points for B-K (6-5).

Livingston County

Le Roy 66, Caledonia-Mumford 54

Caledonia-Mumford: Jon Boilard 9, Tyler Boudreau 2, Richard Estes 0, Ian Lenhardt 8, Marcus Middleton 14, Vin Molisani 5, Shai Nelson 7, Matt Nusbickel 7, Matt O’Donoghue 2.

Le Roy: Holden Borrelli 2, Ryan Boyce 10, Tom Dunn 20, Nick Egeling 16, Dave Englerth 3, Dom Filio 2, Josh Laurie 0, Canyon Roster 11, Reese Tresco 2, Kaden Vongalio 0.

3-Point Goals: Caledonia-Mumford (Jon Boilard 2, Vin Molisani 1), Le Roy (Tom Dunn 1, Canyon Roster 1).

Marcus Middleton finished with 14 points and 14 rebounds for C-M.

Greece Arcadia senior forward Keith McGee runs down the ball during a scrimmage in practice.

Keith McGee goes for a dunk during practice at Greece Arcadia High School on Wednesday, January 6, 2016.

Greece Arcadia Titans

Coach: Roger Klimek, 20th year (217-197).

Current record: 6-3.

Classification/2014-15 finish: A1/ lost to Wilson Magnet in quarterfinals.

Starters back: Zach D’Arpino, 5 feet-10 inches, senior G; Dan Freese, 6-2 sr. F; Reggie Clark, 5-10 sr. G; Fidel Norris, 6-1 sr. F;

Starting lineup: Keith McGee, 6-2 sr. F; D’Arpino, Freese, Clark and Norris.

On the court: The Titans seem as experienced as can be expected, with an all-senior lineup and at least two others who have played significant minutes: Drew Freese, a 6-5 forward and 6-4 forward Jon Dueker. … McGee, a 2015 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Team member at Leadership Academy in Rochester after a vote by coaches in Section V, has provided a jolt. Arcadia had a hole in its lineup after the graduation of Jon Wilson. “(McGee) makes us a contender, without a doubt,” Klimek said. … The Titans needed more than McGee to lead the entire way against Irondequoit and put together a four-game win streak. Arcadia also lost to Greece Athena after a buzzer-beater. “We can all shoot threes pretty well,” Klimek said. … Freese, the team’s leading rebounder, produced double-digit scoring and rebounding in two of the team’s previous three games. … Arcadia played the first of two games against Batavia on Jan. 8. … Leading scorers: McGee (21.4 points per game), Clark (15.9) and D’Arpino (9.0).

Keith McGee does a drill during practice at Greece Arcadia High School on Wednesday, January 6, 2016.

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Payton Lill scored 15 of her 19 points in the second half and went 4-for-6 from the foul line down the stretch to lift Webster Schroeder to a 44-42 victory over Canandaigua in a Monroe County girl’s basketball game on Saturday night.

Meghan Gartland had 10 points and 10 rebounds for the double-double for Schroeder.

Canandaigua: Isabelle Ceddia 5, Mary Compton 0, Kenzie Cowan 2, Joelle Guy 2, Taryn Kelley 0, Linsday Lyke 3, Killian Mahoney 0, Rachel Simmons 20, Katie Stegall 2, Hanna Thomson 6, Allie Wagner 2.

Webster Schroeder: Jahna Beiling 0, Caroline Czap 2, Meaghan Gartland 10, Maria Hristodolou 0, Maribel Hucks 0, Payton Lill 19, Casey Roux 9, Emily Willis-Nersinger 4.

3-Point Goals – Canandaigua (Isabelle Ceddia 1, Linsday Lyke 1, Hanna Thomson 2), Webster Schroeder (Payton Lill 1, Casey Roux 2).

RCAC

Wilson 69, Edison 56

Wilson: Shania Clark 10, Keionna Gause 7, Zairea Hannah 8, Shy Mitchum 0, Aubrey Morgan-Powell 7, Khamera Muhammad 25, Ahmere Spires 0, Jasmine Walker 12.

Edison: Brittani Campbell 8, Dyaisha Fair 23, Island Hoyte 1, Dajona Jackson 4, Aonestie Miles 0, Colimah Richards 0, Yashira Rivera 0, Dashiah Sinclair 13, Taajah Smith 6.

3-Point Goals – Wilson (Keionna Gause 1, Aubrey Morgan-Powell 1, Khamera Muhammad 2, Jasmine Walker 1), Edison (Dyaisha Fair 2, Dashiah Sinclair 2).

Khamera Muhammad had 25 points and 10 rebounds for Wilson on Friday.

Wilson went 6-for-9 from the free throw line in the second half to pull ahead.

Non league

Pittsford Sutherland 81, Wayne 69

Wayne: Taylor Corts 5, Bailey Jenkins 0, Alana Kornaker 2, Hannah Mitchell 18, Mary Panepento 2, Bailey Pratt 31, Phylis Reed 0, Hannah Zenelovic 11.

Pittsford Sutherland: Mary Bayer 11, Vicky Beatham 15, Anneliese Brandt 4, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 7, Lauren Graupman 2, Ally Judd 3, Lena Kaufman 15, Sidra Morchower 0, Elle Pestorius 21, Mara Smith 3.

3-Point Goals – Wayne (Taylor Corts 1, Bailey Pratt 4, Hannah Zenelovic 3), Pittsford Sutherland (Mary Bayer 3, Vicky Beatham 3, Hannah Catallo-Stooks 1, Ally Judd 1, Lena Kaufman 3, Mara Smith 1).

Elle Pestorius had 21 points and nine rebounds and Vicky Beatham and Lena Kaufman each tallied 15 points for Sutherland (7-6).

Kaufman also had five rebounds and Beatham added six assists for the Knights.

Greece Odyssey 59, NE/NW College Prep 37

NE/NW College Prep: Evelyse Burgos 2, K Harley 12, Ke’asia Johnson 0, Gabrielle Lucas 6, Shawntaysia Morgan 6, Regina Qunones 11, Harmony Scott 0, Skasia Washington 0.

Greece Odyssey: Treanna Delman 5, Nicole Desimone 15, Kristen Gielenfeldt 5, Hannah Mezzoprete 4, Najur Miller 8, Alayna Riefer 16, Gina Schmidt 2, Abby Wilson 4.

3-Point Goals – NE/NW College Prep (K Harley 2, Regina Qunones 2), Greece Odyssey (Nicole Desimone 1, Alayna Riefer 2).

Najur Miller totaled 8 points, 13 rebounds and 4 steals for Odyssey (6-7).

Immaculata 57, Aquinas 53

Aquinas: Danielle Antonio 5, Jill Carley 1, Kayla Jackson 10, Erica Knapp 16, Ayanna Sampson 5, Nina Starkweather 16, Kaycee Viator 0, Yasmin Wilson 0.

Immaculata: Emilee Chiavetta 14, Alyssa Choboy 2, Jennifer Grimm 5, Jordan Heinold 21, Courtney Kline 8, Kristen Kline 7, Rachel Kostelny 0.

3-Point Goals – Aquinas (Danielle Antonio 1, Erica Knapp 4, Ayanna Sampson 1, Nina Starkweather 1).

Nina Starkweather had 16 points and 11 rebounds and Danielle Antonio added seven assists for Aquinas (5-7).

Pittsford Mendon 57, Geneva 35

Geneva: Tamari Bekauri 0, Ashton Caragher 0, Shanice Coleman 5, Zariayah Fowler 1, Erin Guinan 15, Eliza Maher 11, McKenzie Moore 3, Jade Ross 0.

Pittsford Mendon: Jamie Amoroso 0, Olivia Blasioli 11, Courtney Burke 0, Caroline Cullinan 13, Meghan Doyle 0, Abbey Leon 0, Sara Lyons 14, Ellie Mooney 16, Sarah Stark 2, Shamyah Starks 0, Tiana Swank 1.

3-Point Goals – Geneva (Shanice Coleman 1, Eliza Maher 1, McKenzie Moore 1), Pittsford Mendon (Sara Lyons 2, Ellie Mooney 3).

Ellie Mooney had 16 points and Sara Lyons had 14 points and eight rebounds for Mendon (8-4).

Mercy 56, Mount St. Mary 33

Mercy: Jenna Babcock 0, Traiva Breedlove 10, Caitlin Flaherty 0, Alex Hetterick 0, Katie Keck 0, Meghan Keyes 0, Leah Koonmen 9, Emily McDonough 0, Maggie McDonough 4, Jayla Myles 16, Abby Purcell 0, Danielle Raymond 4, Olivia Schaertl 0, Sarina Schindler 0, Katie Titus 13.

Mount St. Mary: Kelly Burns 2, Jillian Fittry 3, Caitlyn Hart 7, Hannah Lawrence 3, Molly Meegan 3, Meighan Murphy 9, Tess Walter 6.

3-Point Goals – Mount St. Mary (Jillian Fittry 1, Meighan Murphy 2).

Jayla Myles had 16 points, 7 rebounds and 6 blocks for Mercy (8-2).

Irondequoit 43, Frontier 32

Frontier: Marianna Alleca 4, Macayla Barry 0, Abigail Damico 0, Kirstie Hall 5, Paige Hilleman 0, Kennedy Izzo 8, Emily Johnston 2, Alyssa Lorka 0, Alycia Mack 0, Lexi Rockey 10, Brianna Stegmeier 0, Amanda Zabbriski 3.

Irondequoit: Jada Culver 0, Kara Cusker 9, Megan Dano 9, Kylee Kanealey 11, Maria Marcera 0, Regan McGwin 0, Quinn Melidona 8, Caitlyn Merkel 0, Emma Sargent 2, McKayla Schafer 2, Mimi Smith 2, Jennifer Teerlinck 0, Ajalaa Williams 0.

3-Point Goals – Frontier (Kirstie Hall 1, Kennedy Izzo 1, Lexi Rockey 2, Amanda Zabbriski 1), Irondequoit (Kara Cusker 3, Megan Dano 2, Quinn Melidona 2).

Quinn Melidona had 8 points, 7 rebounds and 5 steals for Irondequoit (5-6).

Megan Dano scored all nine of her points in the second half for the Eagles.

Boys Basketball

Livingston County

Mount Morris 57, York 56

York: Clayton Cutting 3, Cody Dubiel 14, David Farley 0, Andrew Guesno 20, Josh Kobylanski 6, Don Lubanski 0, Hunter Stella 13, Jacob Trasher 0.

Mount Morris: Reed Goho 5, Josh Hart 7, KC Howe 8, Bubba Maldonado 19, Hector Pagan 0, Chris Patrick 0, Bruce Patterson 14, Eladio Soto 0, Kyle Soto 0, Nic Werner 2, Devon Young 2.

3-Point Goals: York (Clayton Cutting 1, Cody Dubiel 3, Andrew Guesno 3, Josh Kobylanski 2), Mount Morris (Reed Goho 1, Josh Hart 1, Bubba Maldonado 3).

Bruce Patterson made two free throws with 4.5 seconds remaining to seal the win for Mount Morris.

Bubba Maldonado totaled 19 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists and made a 3-pointer with 20 seconds remaining to tie the game for the Blue Devils (8-2)

Patterson recorded a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds for MM.

Non-league

Wellsville 64, Greece Odyssey 62

Greece Odyssey: Vince Alongi 0, Pat Bigham 0, D.J. Billings 13, Dewaun Bryan 11, Latrell Cooper 0, John Mathis 11, Joe Pinero 6, Tom Roskey 13, Austin Westrich 0, Aaron Wilkins 8.

Wellsville: Nick Brown 0, Cooper Buckley 11, Liam Ebert 27, Mike Gipulos 0, Dylan Griffiths 18, Carter Hoffman 3, Lucien Kalkoff 2, David Lawson 3, Jake Whitehouse 0.

3-Point Goals: Greece Odyssey (D.J. Billings 3, Joe Pinero 1, Tom Roskey 3, Aaron Wilkins 1), Wellsville (Liam Ebert 3, Dylan Griffiths 6, Carter Hoffman 1).

Dylan Griffiths hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 34 seconds remaining to lift Wellsville (9-2).

Dewaun Bryan recorded a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for Odyssey (5-6).

Aquinas 71, Williamsville South 51

Williamsville South: Jordan Buell 6, Graham Dolan 14, Greg Dolan 14, Myles Hall 14, Ryan Philipps 3.

Aquinas: Sincere Alston 0, Brandon Anderson 0, Graycen Carter 2, Josh Constantine 3, Earnest Edwards 9, Anthony Fleglar 2, Billy Gillan 12, Jason Hawkes 9, Jamir Jones 17, Rodre Lewis 0, Jalen Pickett 9, David Vito 8.

3-Point Goals: Williamsville South (Jordan Buell 2, Graham Dolan 1, Myles Hall 2), Aquinas (Josh Constantine 1, Earnest Edwards 1, Billy Gillan 3, Jamir Jones 1, Jalen Pickett 2, David Vito 1).

Jamir Jones had 17 points and seven rebounds and Jalen Pickett added 9 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists for Aquinas (8-1).

Bishop Kearney 67, Bishop Ludden JrSr 48

Bishop Kearney: Sheldon Adams 0, Shykell Brown 5, Jakkare Buckner 2, Naziah Carter 23, Rian Carter 10, Devin Green 2, Shane Hake 2, Tyke’i Harley 0, Caleb Norflee 0, Quinton Rose 17, Myles Travis 6.

Bishop Ludden JrSr: Mika Adams-Woods 27, Joe Connor 5, Will Englehardt 3, Jim Giacowski 6, Matt Hosek 3, Shiikel Lee 5.

3-Point Goals: Bishop Kearney (Shykell Brown 1, Rian Carter 1), Bishop Ludden JrSr (Mika Adams-Woods 2, Will Englehardt 1, Matt Hosek 1, Shiikel Lee 1).

Naziah Carter had 23 points and 15 rebounds for BK (7-5).

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.

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Mev Odzakovic gave Arcadia a one-point lead with nine seconds left in regulation to win the game 52-51 over Batavia in a Monroe County boys basketball game Friday.

Teesean Ayala had 24 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists for Batavia (8-2).

Greece Arcadia: Zach D’Arpino 14, Jon Dueker 0, Thomas Finnerty 8, Anthony Finucane 4, Dan Freese 5, Keith McGee 8, Mev Odzakozic 4, Marcus Zappia 8.

Batavia: Teesean Ayala 24, Alex Canty 3, Malachi Chenault 2, Adonis Davis 2, Nasheem Harris 3, Ryan Hogan 5, Greg Mruczek 3, Jake Schrider 6, Trevor Sherwood 3, Steve Stefaniak 0.

3-Point Goals – Greece Arcadia (Zach D’Arpino 4, Thomas Finnerty 2, Dan Freese 1, Marcus Zappia 2), Batavia (Teesean Ayala 8, Alex Canty 1, Nasheem Harris 1, Greg Mruczek 1, Trevor Sherwood 1).

Rush-Henrietta 75, Penfield 56

Rush-Henrietta: Ryan Champaigne 3, Shemere Elliott 18, Shane Fanning 16, Chris Reed 9, Reggie Robinson 21, Steve Zarzycki 8.

Penfield: Brandon Buse 6, Brian Casey 0, Aedan Danehy 0, Joseph Hurysz 5, Ryan Klabfus 2, Andrew Miller 0, Isiah Preston 10, Jacob Rinere 5, Vaughn Shorter 5, De’Quan Smith 20, Kyle Straube 3, Colby Wiktorski 0.

3-Point Goals: Rush-Henrietta (Ryan Champaigne 1, Shane Fanning 4, Chris Reed 1, Reggie Robinson 1, Steve Zarzycki 1), Penfield (Joseph Hurysz 1, Isiah Preston 1, Jacob Rinere 1).

Reggie Robinson scored a game-high 21 points for R-H.

DeQuan Smith scored 20 points for Penfield.

Pittsford Sutherland 56, Irondequoit 51

Irondequoit: Alex Goldsberry 10, Shawn Jones 0, Mitch Senecal 8, Ty’Reek Sizer 0, Ty’Sean Sizer 9, Zach Stenglein 13, DeRon Williams 6, Jeremiah Zitz 5.

Pittsford Sutherland: Kevin Davis 5, Robbie Doggett 17, Davis Heyman 0, Josh Mack 11, Craig Rosen 0, Kevin Ryan 4, Mike Ryan 4, Jack Ward 15.

3-Point Goals: Irondequoit (Ty’Sean Sizer 1, Zach Stenglein 3, DeRon Williams 1), Pittsford Sutherland (Robbie Doggett 3).

Robbie Doggett scored 17 points for Sutherland (7-2).

Zach Stenglein had 13 points and for Irondequoit (6-3).

Fairport 67, Webster Thomas 44

Fairport: Ryan Algier 5, Thomas Arao 0, Wanya Bruce 4, Tommy Farina 1, Stephen Gabel 3, TJ Hendricks 1, Jordan Holmes 0, Cam Keeley 11, Matthew Keenan 18, Nick Kennedy 0, Nick Lapp 3, Dan Masino 13, Matt Muncey 6, Connor Stoutz 0, Connor Sullivan 2.

Webster Thomas: Adam Barry 0, Tyler Curtis 0, Stephen Edgett 19, Evan Greenberg 0, Max Howe 2, Colin LaBarbera 7, Cam Lynch 9, Ryan Mason 5, Justin Meyers 0, Sean O’Brien 0, Sean O’Grady 0, Justin Spiegel 2.

3-Point Goals: Fairport (Cam Keeley 3, Matthew Keenan 3, Dan Masino 2), Webster Thomas (Stephen Edgett 3, Colin LaBarbera 1, Cam Lynch 1, Ryan Mason 1).

Matthew Keenan had 18 points for Fairport (9-0).

Stephen Edgett scored 19 points for Thomas (3-8).

Spencerport 57, Gates Chili 48

Gates Chili: Zac Cowell 13, Joe Lacy 0, Corey Powell 8, Maurice Price 0, Matt Schiffer 0, Keith Slack 2, Luke Strong 0, Cameron Turner 11, Kailee White Jr. 14.

Spencerport: Zach Baxter 0, David DeBellis 9, Ryan Donovan 5, John Feeney 1, Ryan Gentile 16, Charlie Huff 2, JJ Johnson 8, Josh Reding 15, Michael Sero 1.

3-Point Goals: Gates Chili (Cameron Turner 1, Kailee White Jr. 1), Spencerport (David DeBellis 1, Ryan Gentile 1, Josh Reding 4).

Ryan Gentile scored 16 points and for Spencerport (4-7).

Kailee White Jr. scored 14 points for Gates Chili.

Brockport 60, Churchville-Chili 51

Churchville-Chili: Ryan Brock 0, Lucas Fernandes 8, Will Gipson 5, Andrew Kerwin 0, Eric Lewis 15, Myles McKinney 7, Bill Sanborn 4, Dillon Strine 12.

Brockport: Antonio Alvarez 16, Willie Ball 0, Cory Gross 4, Shane Hogan 0, Jake Juhrs 0, Zach Maxon 2, Jakeb Mitchell 20, Raphael Odey 14, Noah Schultz 4.

3-Point Goals: Churchville-Chili (Eric Lewis 1, Dillon Strine 4), Brockport (Antonio Alvarez 1, Cory Gross 1).

Jakeb Mitchell recorded 20 points and 10 rebounds for Brockport (3-10).

Greece Athena 78, Hilton 59

Hilton: Jack Annable 0, Hunter Betrus 0, Danny Chatterton 0, Christian DeRooy 0, Brandon Lang 3, Johnathan Letta 17, Joey Lipani 7, Connor Mistretta 1, Bailey Pittman 9, Christian Ranke 5, Brent Turpyn 17.

Greece Athena: Adam Edinger 0, Jake Kimble 2, Ryan Kubanka 8, Anthony Lamb 34, Trevor Layne 10, Patrick Meisenzahl 3, Nigel Scantlebury 10, Chad Scorse 3, Jamie Shoemaker 1, Kenny Speed 6, Colby Tuttle 1.

3-Point Goals: Hilton (Brandon Lang 1, Johnathan Letta 2, Bailey Pittman 3, Christian Ranke 1, Brent Turpyn 4), Greece Athena (Patrick Meisenzahl 1, Nigel Scantlebury 1, Chad Scorse 1, Kenny Speed 2).

Anthony Lamb recorded a double-double with 34 points and 16 rebounds for Athena (10-1).

Brighton 36, Canandaigua 30

Canandaigua: Devin Andrews 0, Noah Borden 0, Grant Emerson 0, Noah Emerson 0, Carson Greene 0, Brian Hoffman 0, Scott Laforte 4, Zach Wade 15.

Brighton: Miles Davis 1, Tim Francis 0, Arnes Huseinovic 11, Alex Jordan 1, Michael Liberti 13, Isaac Nelson 4, Jordan Samkoff 0, Mehdi Squalli 0, Jack Tullio 3, Liam Williams 3.

3-Point Goals: Canandaigua (Zach Wade 4), Brighton (Jack Tullio 1).

Michael Liberti scored 13 points and Arnes Huseiovic had 11 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 steals for Brighton (4-6).

Honeoye Falls-Lima 56, Pittsford Mendon 39

Pittsford Mendon: Braden Apt 0, Winston Bennett 1, Zach Briggs 1, Sam Cestra 0, Anthony Ciaccio 10, Taylor Genier 3, Jeremy Jacob 9, Jim Keneally 0, Devin Miller 3, Matt Powers 9, David Thompson 0, Chris Wittig 3.

Honeoye Falls-Lima: Austin Buschang 2, Tyler Bushnell 0, Josh D’Agostino 14, Tommy Eastman 21, Dan Hart 5, Coleman Roach 5, Garrett Ruff 1, James Segar 0, Ryan Shaw 2, Bryan Wager 6.

3-Point Goals: Pittsford Mendon (Taylor Genier 1, Chris Wittig 1), Honeoye Falls-Lima (Tommy Eastman 2, Dan Hart 1, Coleman Roach 1).

Tommy Eastman tallied 21 points, 13 rebounds and 4 blocks and Josh D’Agostino added 14 points and nine rebounds for HF-L (7-3).

Ryan Shaw totaled nine rebounds for the Cougars.

Webster Schroeder 72, Victor 54

Webster Schroeder: Matt Ambalavanar 0, Connor Bissaillon 0, Will Bjarnar 0, Nick Brewer 0, Clay Dwyer 2, Brandan Gartland 24, Justin Graham 3, Jared Griffin 10, Karise Leonard 6, Chris McKrell 2, Evan Merkey 22, Caleb Punter 0, Andy Rye 3, Josh Simons 0.

Victor: Clay Bleier 15, Cole Byasse 0, James Caggiano 0, Jacob DiSanto 18, Brandon Fink 2, Connor Keenan 0, Michael Novitsky 12, Kyle O’Dea 0, Sam Palomaki 6, Jackson Parker 0, Aaron Schlarbaum 1.

3-Point Goals: Webster Schroeder (Brandan Gartland 4, Justin Graham 1, Jared Griffin 2, Karise Leonard 1, Evan Merkey 4), Victor (Clay Bleier 2, Jacob DiSanto 4).

Brandan Gartland scored a game-high 24 points to lead Schroeder.

Genesee Region

Byron-Bergen 39, Wheatland-Chili 36

Byron-Bergen: Brandon Burke 26, Derek Cooper 0, Rider Farnsworth 0, Chase Felton 0, Thomas Lambert 1, Colin Noeth 4, Jake Prospero 8.

Wheatland-Chili: Kevin Bayly-Henshaw 2, Daniel Cook 6, Talyk Fowler 3, Alex Hogue 0, Jordan Kennedy 9, Josh Legg 0, Justin McLendon 10, Mikel Thompson 0, Mike Worth 6.

3-Point Goals: Byron-Bergen (Brandon Burke 3, Jake Prospero 2), Wheatland-Chili (Talyk Fowler 1, Jordan Kennedy 3, Justin McLendon 1).

Wayne County

Gananda 53, Sodus 44

Sodus: Maliq Burton 4, Greg Coe 3, Kam Davis 7, Jake Gilliam 0, Daniel JohnsonII 9, Kenny Kommer 13, Ryan Lorenzen 0, Jose Quintero 5, Jared Wren 2.

Gananda: Scott Bush 3, Ben Donnan 2, Kyle Gendron 2, Kyle Hayes 5, Matt Kilcourse 0, Kyle Lombardozzi 19, Cruz Mayberry 3, Enrique Mosman 19, Matt Rapp 0.

3-Point Goals: Sodus (Greg Coe 1, Daniel JohnsonII 2, Kenny Kommer 4), Gananda (Scott Bush 1, Cruz Mayberry 1, Enrique Mosman 3).

Livingston County

Avon 42, Geneseo 41

Avon: Will Brinkerhoff 4, Johnny Ceneviva 0, Brendan Coyne 0, Dylan Eichhorn 2, Graham Freeman 5, Aaron Ghent 3, Brandon Gingher 11, Cameron Hughes 0, Josh Little 0, Bryce Read 4, Richard Schifino 3, Dominic Volpe 14.

Geneseo: Parker Burnette 0, Zach Clar 10, Trevor Frazier 7, Marcus Griffin 5, Daniel Kaye 0, Sean Kelly 0, Sean LaGrou 0, Brian Linton 0, Devin Mix 9, Matt Robinson 0, Kyle Rollins 6, Brendan Wheeler 4, Jake Young 0.

3-Point Goals: Avon (Aaron Ghent 1, Bryce Read 1), Geneseo (Trevor Frazier 1, Devin Mix 1).

Finger Lakes

Romulus 44, Harley-Allendale Columbia 40

Harley-Allendale Columbia: Edwin Dorsey 7, Leeore Intrator 15, Kyle Lacey 3, Luke Nicosia 9, Uriah Taylor 0, AJ Torre 6.

Romulus: Kyle Bennett 15, William Dahl 2, Malo Gable 0, Cameron Laskoski 6, Daniel Lerch 3, Bragon Passahcante 6, Zach Reynolds 0, Mercedes Rivera 10, Ben Wiant 2.

3-Point Goals: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Leeore Intrator 2, Kyle Lacey 1).

Wayne 64, Midlakes 53

Wayne: Logan Blankenberg 9, Paul Flye 2, Ben Graniero 0, Tim Lewis 0, Jackson Martino 6, Nick Reff 13, Bill Thomson 11, Braeden Zenelovic 23.

Midlakes: Bryce Burri 16, Daryn Carswell 15, Ken DeVey 7, Justin Hoover 13, Matt Lapaglia 0, Trevor Milliman 2.

3-Point Goals: Wayne (Logan Blankenberg 2, Bill Thomson 3, Braeden Zenelovic 2), Midlakes (Bryce Burri 4, Ken DeVey 1).

Sophomore Braeden Zenelovic had 15 of his 23 points in the first half and grabbed 11 rebounds for Wayne (6-4).

RCAC

Franklin 65, Early College 58

Franklin: Tyron Blair 17, Nate Ellison 12, Damari Hynes 0, Brandon Johnson 11, Mike Mathews 14, Ricardo Roman 0, Akim Torres 11.

Early College:Anthony Clermanso 2, Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 14, Jamonte Forrest 3, Bryan Harrell Jr. 19, Tajmin Holt 19, Jonathan Radcliffe 1, Alexis Varas Ortiz 0.

3-Point Goals: Franklin (Tyron Blair 1, Mike Mathews 2, Akim Torres 2), Early College (Jagdeep Drumgoole Jr. 2, Jamonte Forrest 1, Tajmin Holt 2).

Tyron Blair had 17 points, 6 steals and 6 rebounds and Mike Mathews had 10 rebounds for Franklin (3-8).

East 106, Monroe 76

Monroe: Rayshawn Boswell 40, Carlee Ellis 2, Chris Gibson 10, Tyquil Glastow 10, Tyrece Harper 11, Jonathan Jones 0, Hakeem Sanchez 2, Chris Williams 1.

East: Brian Alexander 0, Darrell Barley 15, Theodore Buckner III 26, Javar Collier 2, Brandon Hunt 10, Windell Lucas 10, Zion Morrison 21, Egardo Quinones 3, Willie Shipmon 0, Dallas Stevens 14, Chaz Washington 5.

3-Point Goals: Monroe (Rayshawn Boswell 5, Chris Gibson 1, Tyrece Harper 1), East (Darrell Barley 2, Zion Morrison 4, Egardo Quinones 1, Chaz Washington 1).

Theodore Buckner III had 26 points and 12 rebounds for East (8-1).

Rayshawn Boswell scored 40 points for Monroe (5-4).

Leadership 75, School of the Arts 55

School of the Arts: Malcom Ahmad 0, Mecca Anderson 14, Tajman Ball 9, Justin Brumfield 3, James Clarke 11, Xavier DeWedell 0, Damare Hanks 0, Jarell Hunter 0, Ian Jordan 0, Christian Simmons 18.

Leadership: Devon Brown 17, Dezmere Ellis 0, Donald Hill 0, Mahjari Hutchinson 2, Tamar Jackson 7, Tymeek Mackey 16, Nygel McInnis 0, Terrick Morgan 0, Jacquane Reed 0, Juna Sampson 0, Milton Simmons 7, Tyriek Snow 26, Dajee Wright 0.

3-Point Goals: School of the Arts (Mecca Anderson 1, Tajman Ball 2, James Clarke 1, Christian Simmons 1), Leadership (Tymeek Mackey 2, Tyriek Snow 1).

Tyriek Snow scored 26 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Leadership (5-5).

Christian Simmons scored 18 points for SOTA (4-6).

McQuaid 87, NE/NW College Prep 60

McQuaid: Demetrius Breedlove 0, Brendan Broderick 16, Patrick Broderick 0, Nate Connolly 0, Tyler Cyrus 2, Mark DiPasquale 2, Anthony Iglesia 4, Thomas Jones 14, Conner Kurtz 3, Jake Purcell 19, Isaiah Stewart 13, Divine Williams 4, Cam Wilson 6, Chirs Zapfel 2.

NE/NW College Prep: Robert Brooks 0, Sherman Graham 20, Robert Lovelace 0, Torrence Phillips 7, Tyshawn Ratcliffe 6, Ben Russ 8, Daiquon Turner 15, William Washington 0.

3-Point Goals: McQuaid (Brendan Broderick 4, Thomas Jones 2, Conner Kurtz 1, Jake Purcell 5), NE/NW College Prep (Sherman Graham 2, Torrence Phillips 1).

Brendan Broderick had 16 points and five assists and Jake Purcell added 19 points on 5-7 from 3-point range for McQuaid (7-3).

Isaiah Stewart totaled 13 points and eight rebounds for the Knights.

Wilson 80, Edison 75

Edison: Christian Allen 4, Jammek Baker 2, Tyshawn Clark 0, Donte Crumpler 12, Tyshawn Owens 8, Raliek Redd 13, Terrell Shell 7, Marique Simkin 26, Remone Williams 3.

Wilson: Donovan Campbell 27, Robert Davis 14, Earl English 19, Keavaughn Harris-Hill 0, Darius Hartzog 10, Patrick Phillips 4, Richard Rollin 6.

3-Point Goals: Edison (Raliek Redd 2, Terrell Shell 1, Marique Simkin 1, Remone Williams 1), Wilson (Donovan Campbell 4, Robert Davis 1, Darius Hartzog 1).

Donovan Campbell recorded a double-double with 27 points and 16 rebounds for Wilson (5-6).

Private/Parochial

Northstar 91, Webster Christian 43

Webster Christian: Zach Bantle 15, Justin Chamberlain 13, Tim Fletcher 8, Luke Goodwin 0, Matt Goodwin 5, Sid S. 2.

Northstar: Miles Brown 18, Alex Gritsak 7, Derek Lundberg 14, Matthew Medeiros 13, Patrick Medeiros 18, Trey Roberts 8, Takashi Sen 5, Terron Smith 4, Nate Wade 4.

3-Point Goals: Webster Christian (Matt Goodwin 1), Northstar (Miles Brown 1, Alex Gritsak 1, Derek Lundberg 2, Matthew Medeiros 3, Trey Roberts 2).

Patrick Medeiros and Miles Brown both led Northstar (9-0) with 18 points.

Northstar is ranked No. 2 in the state for Class C.

Non-league

Greece Odyssey 53, World of Inquiry 51

Greece Odyssey: Vince Alongi 0, D.J. Billings 3, Dewaun Bryan 15, Latrell Cooper 10, John Mathis 14, Joe Pinero 1, Tom Roskey 5, Aaron Wilkins 5.

World of Inquiry: Leander Blue 5, Maurice Brown 8, Elijah Gissendanner 8, Alphonso Joe 3, Terrell June 5, CeyQuan Salmon 22.

3-Point Goals: Greece Odyssey (Tom Roskey 1, Aaron Wilkins 1), World of Inquiry (Elijah Gissendanner 2, Terrell June 1, CeyQuan Salmon 3).

Dewaun Bryan finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds and John Mathis added 14 points and eight rebounds for Odyssey (5-5).

CeyQuan Salmon had 22 points for World of Inquiry (7-3).

Pittsford girls swim coach Marty Keating was one of 22 winners nationwide of the National Coach of the Year award given by the National Federation of State High School Associations Coaches Association.

The federation has been presenting the award since 1982 and honors the top 10 coaches in girls sports and top 10 coaches in boys sports for each school year. There were two bonus award winners this time, which honored accomplishments in the 2014-15 school year. Keating’s Panthers won their 14th straight Section V championship last fall, completing a fifth straight season in which they were unbeaten in dual meets.

The Panthers had 16 girls competing at states last fall. Keating was named the Democrat and Chronicle’s All-Greater Rochester Coach of the Year, an honor he also earned in 2013. His girls teams have won 23 sectional titles.

A swim coach for 42 years, Keating guided the Pittsford Mendon boys from 1973-92 and has coached the Pittsford girls since 1974. A Pittsford resident, he’s a retired Rochester City School District math teacher who graduated from East High, Monroe Community College and also earned degrees from Rochester Institute of Technology and The College at Brockport.

“The Pittsford Athletic Department would like to congratulate coach Keating on his award,” Pittsford athletic director Scott Barker said. “There is not a coach that I am aware of who has dedicated more of his time and energy for the betterment of his athletes.”

Pittsford girls swim coach Marty Keating has been coaching the sport for 42 years.

Fairport’s Dan Masino, left, drives the baseline against Webster Schroeder’s Jared Griffin during on Dec. 11, 2015. Fairport beat Webster Schroeder 55-54.

The weather is finally cold this winter but high school sports are heating up, highlighted by three showdowns in three different sports.

On Wednesday night in Fairport, there’s a boys basketball showdown as the unbeaten Red Raiders host Aquinas in a non-league game that’s a rematch of last year’s Section V Class AA championship. The Little Irish won that game, 63-49, on their way to reaching the state semifinals. These are two of Section V’s best defensive teams. Fairport was No. 1 in the Democrat and Chronicle‘s large-school coaches’ poll last month and Aquinas was tied for second.

The Little Irish took an 8-1 record into Monday night’s matchup at Bishop Timon of Section VI and Fairport was 9-0 headed to Gates Chili. Senior guard Earnest Edwards (17 points per game), a star receiver/runner for the state champion football team, leads Aquinas in scoring but has support from 6-foot-3 junior guard Jalen Pickett (14.1 ppg/7.6 rebounds), 6-6 senior Jason Hawkes (12.3 ppg/6.4 rpg) and senior guard David Vito (10.4 ppg).

Fairport is led by do-it-all junior guard Dan Masino and 6-3 senior guard Matthew Keenan. They average about 18 and 17 points per game, respectively, and are among coach Scott Fitch’s top 3-point threats.

On Tuesday in Penfield, the Hilton girls (9-2) find how well they stack up against Section V’s best, Penfield (9-1). The Patriots are winning by an average margin of 28.6 points. The only single-digit win was a 63-55 victory over Victor in a Monroe County Division I game. Its only loss was, 58-54, to Section VIII’s Peekskill in a holiday tournament.

One of Hilton’s two losses was to Victor, 53-51, in early December. The other was a 61-52 slip-up against Fairport on Dec. 29.

Boston College-bound senior forward Emma Guy (18 ppg), future Seton Hall player Ali Fitzgerald (12) and sophomore guard Makaila Wilson (12 ppg) power Penfield, ranked No. 1 in the latest D&C poll. Hilton is No. 5. Coach Jeff Eichas’ Hilton team needs to play its best to pull off an upset. The Cadets are coming off Friday’s 52-47 overtime victory over Greece Athena. Senior guard Cameron Graupman, who averages 21.4 points, scored 32 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. She’s committed to play next season at the College of St. Rose, a Division II program in Albany.

Finally at 5:15 p.m. Thursday in Fairport, No. 1 Pittsford travels to No. 2 Fairport as the top two boys swimming teams in the latest Section V poll square off in a dual meet that’ll decide the Monroe County Division I title. The Panthers, who’ve won 13th straight sectional titles, breezed to a win last weekend at the Fab 4 Invitational in Bath. They had 610 points and runner-up Brockport, 391. The teams split winning the 12 events. Senior Arthur Fan (100-yard butterfly, 100 backstroke), named Swimmer of the Meet at the Section V Class A championships last year, was a double-winner for Pittsford.

JDIVERON@Gannett.com

Large-School Girls’ Basketball Coaches’ Poll

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McQuaid’s Thomas Jones, right, shoots over East’s Darrell Barley on Jan. 5, 2016.