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Jake Coon and JesseEdwards scored theirfirst varsity goals for Hil-ton (3-0) in a 4-2 victoryover Spencerport Tues-day in a Section V hockeygame. Coon netted theeventual winner 5:56 intothe second period for theCadets.

FAIRPORT 8, RUSH-HENRIETTA 1

Nick Musshafen, RyanCrater, Tyler Sullivan andJake Spaiches eachscored their first varsitygoal for Fairport (4-1).

GATES CHILI 3,GENESEO/LIVONIA 1

Connor Mulhernscored his first varsitygoal for Gates Chili (2-3).

BROCKPORT 5,BATAVIA/ALEXANDER 1

Brandon Henshaw tal-lied two goals and AlexHarley added two assists

for Brockport (2-2-1).

PITTSFORD 7,BRIGHTON/HF-L/ER 2

Tim Foster scoredtwice and had four assiststo lead Pittsford (3-1).

GREECE ATHENA/ODYSSEY 2,WEBSTER SCHROEDER 1

Austin Briganti scoredto give the Thunder (4-1) a2-0 lead in first period.

AQUINAS 8, GREECEARCADIA/OLYMPIA 1

Anthony DePetres fin-ished with three goals forthe Little Irish (5-0).

IRONDEQUOIT 8,GENEVA/WATERLOO/ROMULUS 1

Louis Cup had a hattrick and added two as-sists for the Eagles (5-0).

BOYS SWIMMINGMONROE COUNTY

PITTSFORD 101, VICTOR 71Patrick Ransford won

the 50 freestyle (22.89)and 100 butterfly (52.69)for Pittsford (2-0). 200 medley relay: 1. Pittsford (Fan, Es-linger, Krapf, Hughes) 1:40.83; 200 free-style:1. Casey Ransford (PITT) 1:52.49;200IM: 1. Arthur Fan (PITT) 2:00.21; 50 free-style:1. Patrick Ransford (PITT) 22.89; Div-ing:1.Sam Randall (PITT) 273.95;100 but-terfly: 1. Ransford (PITT) 52.69;100 free-style: 1. Timo Krapf (PITT) 51.03;500 free-style: 1. Jared Ritz (VIC) 5:09.01; 200freestyle relay: 1. Pittsford (Eslinger,Johnson, Krapf, Ransford) 1:31.28; 100backstroke: 1. Paul LaRue (VIC) 1:00.20;100 breaststroke: 1. Tyler Alden (VIC)1:07.49; 400 freestyle relay: 1. Victor(Ritz, LaRue, Alden,Shanahan) 3:27.93.

HILTON 97, IRONDEQUOIT 86 Noah Neale won the

500 freestyle in 5:32.45 forHilton (1-1).200 medley relay: Hilton (Max Wagner,Mike Walsh, Jonah Matula, David Nolan)1:49.77; 200 freestyle: Britt Kaukeinen (I)1:52.33; 200 IM: Adam Kirchgessner (I)2:16.38; 50 freestyle: Eric Tuttle (I) 23.84;Diving: Josh Briggs (H) 217.20; 100 but-terfly: Aaron Freedman (I) 58.24; 100freestyle: Tuttle (I) 52.65; 500 free-style: Noah Neale (H) 5:32.45; 200 free-style relay: Hilton (Walsh, Adam Reitz,Alex Parks, Nolan) 1:37.88; 100 back-stroke: Kaukeinen (I) 59.00; 100 breast-stroke: Teddy Snyder (I) 1:08.89; 400freestyle relay: Irondequoit: (Kirchgessn-er, Matthew Tarulski, Snyder, Kaukeinen)3:35.40.

BROCKPORT 100.5,

BRIGHTON 85.5Brandon Amthor won

the 200 freestyle (1:55.94)and 500 freestyle (5:08.76)for Brockport (2-0).200 medley relay: Brockport (Adam Wil-son, Nick Olsen, Brandon Amthor, Joe Wil-liams) 1:46.98; 200 freestyle: Amthor(Brock) 1:55.94; 200 IM: Noah Stevens(Bright) 2:05.90; 50 freestyle: Olsen(Brock) 22.52; Diving: Scott Lazeroff(Bright) 306.45 (Pool Record); 100 butter-fly: Stevens (Bright) 54.81;100 freestyle:Olsen (Brock) 50.13; 500 freestyle: Am-thor (Brock) 5:08.76; 200 freestyle:Brockport (Williams, Chris Phillips, Alex Reg-na, Nate Bartalo) 1:37.76; 100 back-stroke: Wilson (Brock) 1:00.28; 100breaststroke: Phillips (Brock) 1:08.00;400 freestyle relay: Brockport (Bartalo,Amthor, Matt Dambra, Wilson) 3:35.51.RCAC

EAST/SOTA 60, WILSON 27200 medley relay: East/SOTA (OwenSiebert, Jonathan Pukas, Matan Presberg,Luis Rodriguez-Ruiz) 2:06.6. 200 free-style: Kendrick Brown (W) 2:30.42.200 in-dividual medley: Christian Maldonado(E) 2:53.19. 50 freestyle: Kevin Bonilla (E)27.07. 100 butterfly: Siebert (E) 1:04.55.100 freestyle: Bonilla (E) 1:02.64. 500freestyle: Antonio Rios (W) 7:34.79. 200freestyle relay: East (Rodriguez-Ruiz, Pu-kas, Christopher Maldonado, Bonilla) 1:56.8.100 backstroke: Siebert (E) 1:07.26. 100breaststroke: Marcus Davis (W) 1:17.3.400 freestyle relay: East (Siebert, Rodri-guez-Ruiz, Bonilla, Ahmed Elwad) 4:22.6.

WORLD OF INQUIRY 39,

MONROE 25200 medley relay:WOI (Alex Ortiz, AlexaRoman, Dieon Semple, Jovanny Hernandez)2:32:47. 200 freestyle: Jacob Kazden(WOI) 2:21.31. 200 individual medley:Alex Brunelle (WOI) 3:02.62.50 freestyle:Hernandez (WOI) 31.24. 100 butterfly:Roman (WOI) 1:35.90.100 freestyle: Kaz-den (WOI) 1:06.14. 500 freestyle: Semple(WOI) 8:06.01. 200 freestyle relay: WOI(Kazden, Kerwin Rodgers, Brunelle, Hernan-dez) 2:03.33.100 backstroke: Jorge San-tiago (M). 100 breaststroke: Julio Diaz(M) 1:29.33. 400 freestyle relay: Mon-roe (Santiago, Tyler Suber, Emmanuel Rojas,Diaz) 5:41.43.FINGER LAKES

PALMYRA-MACEDON 114,GANANDA 66

Matt Gately won the200 freestyle (2:05.21) andthe 500 freestyle (5:45.73)for Pal-Mac (4-0). GENESEE REGION

HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 52, ALEXANDER 49

Jack Gumina won the50 freestyle (23.68) and100 butterfly (1:51.96) forthe Wolves (3-1).NON-LEAGUE

GREECE 86, MCQUAID 84

Ryan Scott won the 200IM (2:19.19) for Greece. 200 medley relay:1. Greece (Litzenberg-er, Scott, Grana, Jones) 1:56.71; 200 free-style: 1. Kevin Tobey (MCQ) 1:50.43; 200IM: 1. Ryan Scott (GRE) 2:19.19; 50 free-style: 1. Jamieson Ritter (MCQ) 24.70; 100butterfly: 1. Kevin Tobey (MCQ) 54.98;100 freestyle: 1. Jamieson Ritter (MCQ)55.76; 500 freestyle: 1. Connor Litzen-berger (GRE) 5:11.81; 200 freestyle re-lay: 1. McQuaid (Tobey, Talbot, Wilkinson,Ritter) 1:40.95; 100 backstroke: 1. JasonGrana (GRE) 1:01.73; 100 breaststroke:1. David Talbot (MCQ) 1:10.92; 400 free-style relay: 1.Greece (Kilduff, Smith, Pater-son, Grana) 3:39.71.

GIRLS SWIMMINGGENESEE REGION

HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 54, ALEXANDER 38

Emily Yax won the 200freestyle (2:33.73) and 500freestyle (6:55.3) for H-AC (3-1).

WRESTLINGLIVINGSTON COUNTY

LE ROY 45,CALEDONIA-MUMFORD 9NON-LEAGUE

MCQUAID 51, WILSON 24

ROUNDUP

Coon, Edwards lead Hilton to winStaff reports

Ervin Mitchell record-ed 24 points and eight re-bounds as Genesee Com-munity College toppedDavis College 107-91 forits seventh straight men’sbasketball victory onTuesday.

Naquil Jones andMitchell completed back-to-back three-point playsto extend the Cougars(8-2) advantage to 14points in the first half.

Gabriel Burroughsscored 14 straight GCCpoints, including four 3-pointers, to give GCC its

largest lead, 46-24. Jonesposted 17 points and 11 re-bounds for the Cougars.

Fordham 77, Colgate73: Mandell Thomas(Rush-Henrietta) scored4of his 18 points in the sec-ond half and added fiverebounds for Fordham(5-3). Austin Tillotson had18 for Colgate (4-4), whichsquandered a 41-34 half-time lead.WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

GCC 83, Davis College75: Renetta Fordam(East) made five 3-point-ers and scored a team-high 21 points for GCC(3-6).

Fordam hit back-to-back 3s early in the sec-ond half to give GCC a49-39 lead.

Dashawna Jeniferrecorded 16 points and13 rebounds and ShanellGlover (Gates Chili)also scored 16 points forthe Cougars. MEN’S HOCKEY

Adrian 2, Nazareth 1(OT): Tom Seravalliscored 12:38 into thefirst period to giveNazareth (1-7-1) a 1-0lead. Ed Zdolshek made37 saves for Naz. Adrianscored the winner 1:05into overtime.

AREA COLLEGES

GCC wins 7th straightStaff reports

Olivia Zitoli, a seniordefender for nationalchampion WilliamSmith, was named afirst-team All-Americanby the National SoccerCoaches Association ofAmerica.

The Herons did not al-low a goal in their final 16matches, the third-long-est shutout streak inNCAA Division III histo-ry. Their 21 shutouts was

tied for second-most inhistory.

RIT senior defenderJamie Martinez was a sec-ond-team pick, and Wil-liam Smith senior goal-keeper Chelsea Dunaywas a third-team selec-tion.

In the junior college

ranks, Finger Lakes Com-munity College freshmanforward Brittany Maggio(Wayne Central) wasnamed a first-team All-American by the NationalJunior College AthleticAssociation. Genesee CCgoalie Maddie Potter(Oakfield-Alabama) was asecond-team pick.

Maggio scored 37 goalsthis season, tying a schoolrecord set last year byCayli Carmona (GreeceOlympia).

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COLLEGE SOCCER

Pair earn All-America honors

BrittanyMaggio

Olivia Zitoli

Zitoli, Maggiomake first teamJim MandelaroStaff writer

SPORTS

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Rush-Henrietta seniorMickey Burke wrappedup his high school crosscountry career with amasterful flourish Satur-day, writing history faraway from the numbingcold of western New York.

Burke kicked in a furi-ous final quarter-mileburst, uphill and downhill,to finish fourth at the FootLocker National Champi-onships in San Diego,Calif. He pointed with awave at the cheerleaders,smiling as he crossed theline in 15 minutes, 20 sec-onds under bright, 60-de-gree sunshine.

It is the highest finishby any of the nine SectionVboys who have raced thefamed Balboa Parkcourse in the event’s 35years. He was 13 secondsbehind the winner.

“I really had to get it to-gether to pull off some-thing big,” Burke said byphone, when told he hadsurpassed John Hork-heimer’s fifth place in1987 for Pittsford. “Thecompetition here wasreally hard and I was los-ing it midway through. If Ihad focused just a little bitmore there, I might havehad a shot at it.

“I’m a little bummed,but hey, fourth at this lev-el is very fine. If there’s aquote here, it’s ‘dare to begreat.’ More history? Yay!It’s why I run.”

He’s the first Section Vrunner to race both, andearn All-America statusat both, national champi-onships — Foot Locker istop 15 and Nike Cross top

20. He was 13th at Nikelast year.

“He lost it a little in themiddle today,” agreed hiscoach, Mike DeMay. “Buthe really pulled it togeth-er on the big hill the sec-ond time around. It lookedlike he was ninth going up.It’s similar to CoronaryHill on our Mendon Westcourse, so he knew what itwould take. He passedfive guys in the last 800meters.”

First time up the climbBurke figured out whatwas needed. He said hecrested the top of it ineighth or ninth, then “Itold myself ‘that’s thepack I need to be with,let’s go for a ride,’ so Iwent after them hard. Ididn’t want to drop backany farther.”

Penfield senior KatieLembo ran a very similarrace to a year ago and was22nd in a field of 40 girlson the 3.1-mile course atBalboa’s Morley Field.Her time of 18 minutes, 11seconds was just sevenseconds slower than ayear ago, when she was21st. Eight Section V girlshave competed in thechampionship.

“I went out with a newstrategy,” she said, “a

slower early pace ... 5:26first mile, about 10 sec-onds slower than lastyear. That way I wasable to pick people offlater and kick more atthe end. I think I was in28th at one point, and Iworked my way up to 22.I’m really happy I got toend on a high note.”

Dave Hennessey,making his secondstraight trip to a fall na-tionals in 38 years ofcoaching at Penfield,said Lembo ran a veryconsistent race.

“It was all good,” hesaid. “The weather. Therace. She is a very happyyoung lady. The North-east girls won the teamtitle and it was nice forher to finish ahead ofthose New York girlswho beat her at states,feds and qualifiers.”

Lembo was the sec-ond New York finisherSaturday after beingfourth New Yorker andninth overall at the qual-ifying race at VanCor-tlandt Park in the Bronxtwo weeks ago. The na-tional winner, in 17:16,won the VanCortlandtqualifier, too — TessaBarrett, a senior fromAbington Heights HighSchool in Waverly, Pa.New York state Federa-tions champion fresh-man Jessica Lawson ofCorning was 27th (18:18)and state public schoolschampion Megan Reillyof Warwick Valley was29th (18:25).

Jim Castor, retired as-sistant sports editor ofthe Democrat andChronicle, has coveredrunning in the Roches-ter area for more thanfour decades. He can bereached at [email protected].

FOOTLOCKER NATIONALS

Rush-Henrietta’s Mickey Burke finishes fourth Saturday at the Foot Locker NationalChampionships in San Diego. ANDREW MCCLANAHAN/ PHOTORUN.NET FOR FOOT LOCKER CROSS COUNTY

R-H’s Burke takesfourth at nationalsKatie Lembo ofPenfield 22ndin girls raceJim Castor

RESULTSFoot Locker NationalsAt Balboa Park, San Diego,Calif.Boys championship (39finishers)1. Grant Fisher (Grand BlancH.S., Grand Blanc, Mich.) 15minutes, 7 seconds. SectionV finisher: 4. Mickey Burke(Rush-Henrietta) 15:20.Girls championship (40finishers)1. Tessa Barrett (AbingtonHeights H.S., Waverly, Pa.)17:16. Section V finisher: 22.Katie Lembo (Penfield) 18:11.

Parker Finestonescored to give Brighton/ER/HF-L a two-goal leadwith 12:50 left in the thirdperiod, and the Baronshung on for a 4-3 victoryover Fairport on Saturdayin a Section V hockeygame.

Finestone also scoredthe third goal for the Bar-ons (2-1-1), and BernieClement scored twice.

The Barons killed off a6-on-4 over the final 25seconds to seal the win.

GREECE ATHENA/ODYSSEY 8,PENFIELD 3

Anthony Fedele totaledthree goals and an assist,and Mark McNeil fin-ished with a goal andthree assists to pace theThunder (5-1).

Athena/Odysseyscored four times to take athree-goal lead.

WEBSTER SCHROEDER 8,RUSH-HENRIETTA 0

Senior defenseman Mi-chael Papas and sopho-more Matt Montgomery

each scored twice forSchroeder (3-3).

Colin Montesano had 19saves in the shutout.

GREECE ARCADIA/OLYMPIA 4,GENEVA/WATERLOO/ROMULUS 3

Joey Gardner scoredthe last three goals andAdam Romano had a goaland an assist to lift theLightning to their firstwin since the 2010-11 sea-son.

Gardner scored withabout two minutes left togive Arcadia/Olympia a4-2 lead.

AQUINAS 5, VICTOR 2Jimmy DiLiberto

scored twice to pace Aqui-nas (6-0), which had sevenplayers record at least apoint.

Justin Nevinger made18 saves for the LittleIrish.SALMON RIVERTOURNAMENT

MCQUAID 3, MASSENA-X 1Christian Leonardi

scored 1:32 into the thirdperiod and Tyler Gokey

gave McQuaid (6-0) thelead with 7:19 remainingwith Josh Tortora assist-ing in the championshipgame.NON-LEAGUE

HILTON 4, WEST SENECA-VI 1

Frank Gaffney tallieda pair of goals to leadHilton (4-0), whichscored twice in the thirdto pull away.

Alex Whitehair andTodd Higgins each re-corded a goal and an as-sist for the Cadets.

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 5,LASALLE 0

Junior Ryan Cos-grove finished with twogoals and an assist, andAnthony Frati chippedin a goal and an assist forC-C (2-2).

The Saints scoredthree goals in the sec-ond.

WEST GENESEE-III 4,PITTSFORD 1

Tim Foster scored at7:31 in the first periodfor Pittsford (3-2).

HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY

Brighton/ER/HF-L winsStaff reports

Caroline White to-taled 16 points and 12 re-bounds to lift Fairport toa 48-43 victory over Ho-neoye Falls-Lima on Sat-urday in Monroe Countygirls basketball.

Maddie Howe added9 points, 6 rebounds and4 assists for the RedRaiders (2-3), who tookthe lead with three min-utes remaining.

Alyssa Rusinko madea pair of free throws tomake it a three-pointgame with 14 secondsleft and the Red Raidersforced a turnover on theensuing possession.

Taylor Reed had agame-high 18 points forHF-L (1-3).HF-L 9 5 18 11 — 43Fairport 6 16 7 19 — 48HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA: BennettOckun 5, Kayla O’Connell 4, Hannah Van-Newkirk 0, Taylor Reed 18, Andrea Less 2,Maddy Meehan 3, Megan Slymon 0, JuliaRowe 0, Laney Sullivan 6, Maddy Puchebn-er 2, Kelsey Jones 3, Emma Clark 0.FAIRPORT: Sarah Burzynski 0, MorganBurch 0, Maddie Howe 9, Kendall DiSanto5, Alyssa Rusinko 7, Caroline White 16, Da-jiah Carpenter 0, Cortneney Miller 6, Ash-ley Oriel 5,Holly Heffer 0,Erica Reinhardt 0,Maura Duncan 0.3-point goals: Ockun, Reed, Meehan.Howe, DiSanto, Rusinko.

BOYS BASKETBALLMONROE COUNTY

HILTON 56, BROCKPORT 47Tyler Farrell scored

12 of his 22 points in thethird quarter as Hilton(3-0) took control aftertrailing 29-28 at half-time.

The Cadets madefour free throws in thefinal 20 seconds to pullaway.

Nathaniel Caleb ledBrockport (1-3) with 12points.Hilton 17 11 15 13 — 56Brockport 15 14 10 8 — 47HILTON: Tyler Farrell 22, Ricky Lipani 12,Mike Ross 0, Alex Hendry 2, Austin Metzg-er 0, Reide Metzger 9, Jack Anten 2, AndyMiller 1, Ricky Cocilova 8.BROCKPORT: Ja’quan McGill 6, Nathan-iel Caleb 12, Tom Reynolds 4, Taylor Huag0, Jake Burgio 8, Donald Cook 11, Zach So-doma 2, Nico Langelotti 2, Jordan Blocker2.3-point goals: Farrell 2, Lipani; Caleb 2,Burgio, Cook.

RUSH-HENRIETTA 69,VICTOR 52

Reggie Robinson fin-ished with 15 points andeight assists and Juwan

Beale scored 13 of his 17points in first half for R-H(1-3) on Friday.

Steve Zarzyckigrabbed seven reboundsfor R-H.

Victor is 2-2.R-H 16 21 18 14 — 69Victor 20 5 13 14 — 52RUSH-HENRIETTA: Will Hall 0, ReggieRobinson 15, Jared Gerbino 4, Corey Reeves7, Daundre Swain 6, Donovan Roddy 2, CamMcCutchen 0, Darrell Barley 4, Juwan Beale17,Shane Fanning 14,Steve Zarzycki 0, Shem-ere Elliott 0, Alec Minavio 0.VICTOR: Mike DeMarco 2, Conor Powers 7,Alec DeCarlo 2,David Cordello 3, Jon Famure-wa 2, Grant Hildman 0, David Reed 1, Luis Ri-vera 12, Luke Bleier 23.3-point goals: Fanning 4, Beale, Robin-son, Bleier 3, Cordello, Powers.

FINGER LAKES

HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 56, RED JACKET 47

Junior Galen Everettfinished with a career-high 22 points andgrabbed five rebounds topace H-AC.

Everett and BryanWang each made four freethrows in the final 2:25 af-ter Red Jacket got withinfour.

Glen Austin had ninepoints and 16 rebounds forthe Indians.Red Jacket 10 13 13 11 — 47H-AC 16 14 9 17 — 56RED JACKET: Sean Sheets 7,Thomas Palm-eri 0, Glenn Austin 9, Josh Terrore 6, AdamRecord 4, Andrew North 0, Lee Perry 3, Na-than Jennings 4, Kory Fogarty 4, Mike New-comb 4, Ryan Sadler 6, Bryce Guerrie 0.HARLEY-ALLENDALE COLUMBIA:Bryan Wang 11, Xavier Francis 0, Rick Zhao 3,A.J. Torre 6, Galen Everett 22, Malcolm Coch-ran 2, Eric Tolhurst 7, Matthew Liu 2, AmosFrye 3.3-point goals: Wang 2, Zhao, Everett.

TOM KEENAN CLASSIC

FORDHAM PREP (BRONX) 65,MCQUAID 61

Jake Fenlon scored 22of his 27 points, includingsix of his seven 3-point-ers, in the fourth quarterto rally McQuaid (2-3).

The Knights trailedFordham (1-2) by 16 with4:46 remaining, beforeFenlon’s hot streak.

A 3-point play by Char-lie Zaepfel movedMcQuaid to within twopoints with 19 seconds re-maining, but Fordham ex-tended the lead back tofour its next possession.

Zaepfel finished with15 points and seven as-sists. McQuaid 7 16 9 29 — 61Fordham 12 16 19 18 — 65MCQUAID: Jake Fenlon 27, Charlie Zaepfel

15, Miles Powe 8, Dave Desino 0, SavierKearns 0,Tyree Fisher 0,Greg Cullen 0,DarionJones 0, Connor Maloney 2, Erik Johnsson 9.FORDHAM: Patrick Quirke 20, MichaelBronzo 8, Patrick Murray 5, Karo Adjekughele14, Jarred Moorer 4, Cameron Finn 3, ThomasHickey 4, Brian Cornyn 5, James Brown 2, EricHyacintine 0,3 pointers: Fenlon 7. Quirke 4, Brondo,Cornys.

JAMESTOWNTOURNAMENT

GREECE ATHENA 97,JAMESTOWN-VI 63

Deion Hamilton scored18 points and Zac DiSalvoand Peter Florini each had14 points for Greece Athe-na (3-0) in the champion-ship of the Jamestowntournament.

Athena’s defenseforced Jamestown to turnthe ball over early, whichled to easy baskets. TheTrojans scored 32 pointsin the first quarter and led58-25 at halftime.Athena 32 26 19 20 — 97James. 11 14 22 16 — 63GREECE ATHENA: Tylen Davis 0, AnthonyLamb 16, Deion Hamilton 18, Kyle Kubanka 2,Jake Newton 2,Tyler Kubanka 5,Basem Ashk-er 2, Brendon Wind 2, Jay Sarkis 9, Zac DiS-alvo 14, Shaun Gaines 2, Ke’on Peterkin 6, Pe-ter Florini 14, Alan Alwardt 3, Nick Marlin 2.JAMETOWN: Eric Vabot 3, Nick Johnson 4,Ryan Meyer 38, John Aper 10, Noah Voss 2,Cam Voss 6.3-point goals: DiSalvo 2, Lamb, Hamilton,Kubanka, Sarkis; Meyer 4, Aper 2, Vabot,Johnson

BOYS SWIMMINGLAPS FOR LIFEINVITATIONAL

AT SPENCERPORTTeam scores: Spencerport 638 points, Li-vonia 498, Irondequoit 495,Harley Allendale-Columbia 341, Albion 97.200-yard medley relay: Spencerport(Jared Kettinger, Max Wersinger, KameronKeyes, Leo Buoye) 1:45.56. 200 freestyle:Nolan Denson (Spencerport) 1:558.72. 200individual medley: Wersinger (Spencer-port) 2:03.24. 50 freestyle: Eric Tuttle(Irondequoit) 23.52. Diving: Buoye (Spen-cerport) 232.05.100 butterfly: Wersinger54.62. 100 freestyle: Britt Kaukeinen(Irondequoit) 50.34. 500 freestyle: Ben-son (Spencerport), 5:22.68. 200 freestylerelay: Irondequoit (Kaukeinen, Adam Kirch-gessner, Emmett Walsh, Tuttle) 1:35.90. 100backstroke: Kaukeinen (Iron) 58.88. 100breaststroke: Kasey Conner (Livonia)1:09.58. 400 freestyle relay: Spencer-port (Kevinger, Wersinger, Zach Mulvihill,Benson) 3:36.38.

NON-LEAGUE

AVON 98, MIDLAKES 73Cam Keatley won the

200-yard freestyle(2:02.08) for Avon (4-0).

Ryan Brophy took firstin the 50 freestyle (23.97)and 100 freestyle (54.03)for Midlakes (1-1).

HIGH SCHOOLS

White, Fairport topHoneoye Falls-LimaStaff reports

SOUTH BEND, Ind. —Notre Dame coach BrianKelly says quarterbackEverett Golson will re-turn to school after serv-ing a semester-long sus-pension for academicimpropriety.

“There’s going to be alot of noise surroundingEverett Golson. I thinkthere’s going to be asmany people looking forhim to not succeed asthere will be to succeed.Unfortunately, not ev-erybody likes a good sto-ry. So there will be somecynics out there,” Kellysaid.

“I think we’re goingto have to support him.But he’s prepared to han-dle all those things.”

Golson was suspend-ed from the university inMay for the fall semes-ter and readmitted toschool on Friday. He willnot begin working outwith the team until afterthe 25th-ranked Irish(8-4) play Rutgers (6-6)in the Pinstripe Bowl inNew York City on Dec.28.

Golson plans to travelto New York on his ownand will visit with theteam, Kelly said. He hasnot talked to Golsonsince he had been read-mitted, saying they hadmissed each other’s tele-

phone calls. But Kellytraveled to Golson’shometown of MyrtleBeach, S.C., on Tuesday tomeet with him.

Golson, who was listedat 185 pounds when NotreDame faced Alabama inthe national champion-ship game last year,looked “physically moremature, probably over200 pounds,” Kelly said.“He looked great, quitefrankly. Great physicalcondition and I think men-tally is really where I sawa young man that under-stands what he’s comingback to.”

The Irish will be look-ing for more from Golson,whom Kelly said stillneeds to beat out fresh-man Malik Zaire, whodidn’t play this season.Golson put up decentnumbers last season, butneeded to be rescued sev-eral times by TommyRees, who started for theIrish this season.

Kelly said he believesGolson is set up to be aleader on the team by theway he handled being sus-pended.

“I think he’s gotten a lotof respect from his team-mates for the manner thathe handled himself. Hetook full accountabilityand responsibility for hisactions,” he said.

Kelly believes Golsonwill now be judged by howhe acts moving forward.

Kelly said he now hasmore trust in Golson.

“He’s done everythingthat we’ve asked him. Ithink he’s added a little bitto that bank of trust overthis period of time. I thinkwe’ll go into this offsea-son expecting him to con-tinue to build on that,” hesaid.

While Golson returns,Kelly also has been deal-ing with the departures ofdefensive coordinatorBob Diaco, who was intro-duced as head coach atConnecticut on Thursday,and offensive coordinatorChuck Martin, who washired as head coach at Mi-ami of Ohio on Dec. 3.

That means the Irishwill be without both oftheir coordinators for thebowl game. Rutgers alsowill be without severalcoaches after firing its de-fensive coordinator, quar-terbacks coach and offen-sive line coach. Kelly saidhe doesn’t expect themoves to have much im-pact on the game.

“It’s hard to put in newschemes at this time be-cause they’re in exams,like we are. You’re notputting in a ton of newschemes. You may accen-tuate one thing or another.But you’re going to lookvery similar to what youare during the season,” hesaid.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Kelly: Golson knowssome want him to failBy Tom CoyneAssociated Press



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Brandon Henshaw fin-ished with four goals togive him 100 career pointsas Brockport held on for a5-4 win over Churchville-Chili in Section V hockeyon Tuesday at SUNYBrockport’s Tuttle IceArena.

Henshaw’s fourth goalgave the Blue Devils (3-2-1) a 5-3 lead with 3:07 re-maining in the second pe-riod. Henshaw recorded anatural hat trick overthree minutes in the sec-ond period.

Anthony Frati scoredhis second goal of thegame midway through thethird period to move theSaints (3-2) to within 5-4.

Connor Hoying and Da-vid Luciw also scored forChurchville-Chili.

Riley Emerson made24 saves for Brockport.

FAIRPORT 6, PENFIELD 2Alex Schoepfel fin-

ished with two goals andSeverin Parrow addedone goal and one assist forthe Red Raiders (5-2).

Quinn Weidemer, ZachSmith and Shane Cronk-wright also scored forFairport.

Colin Moriarty andGlenn Roschetzky scoredfor the Patriots (4-3).

Luke Barnes recorded14 saves for Fairport.

WEBSTER THOMAS 10,GREECE ARCADIA/OLYMPIA 0

Sebastian Knappscored his first varsitygoal for the Titans (2-4-1).

GATES CHILI 8, BATAVIA NOTRE DAME 4

Mike Klim finishedwith two goals and two as-sists, Hunter Balicki hadone goal and three assistsand Joe Blankenberg add-ed one goal and two as-sists for the Spartans(3-3).

Mitch Ruf scored hisfirst varsity goal forGates Chili.

Mason Versage hadone goal and one assist forNotre Dame.

GREECE ATHENA/ODYSSEY 3,IRONDEQUOIT 2

Mark McNeil scoredthe winner with 6:54 re-maining in the third peri-od for the Thunder (6-1).

Cody Mazeau addedtwo goals for the Thunder.

Anthony Thurston andMatt Comanzo scored forthe Eagles (6-1).

Quinton Rose recorded20 saves for the Thunder.

VICTOR 6, GENESEO/LIVONIA/DANSVILLE 0

David Farrance fin-ished with three goals andone assist and Eric Haneyadded two goals for theBlue Devils (4-2).

Kyle Pooler had threeassists and eighth-graderMitch Rydzynski addedhis first varsity goal forVictor.

Eighth-grader ChayseIerlan stopped 13 shots forhis first career shutout.

The Lakers are 0-5.

AQUINAS 7,GENEVA/WATERLOO/ROM. 0

Justin Allen tallied twogoals and an assist andNick Greywitt assisted onthree goals to pace Aqui-nas (7-0).

Thomas Conroy made

16 saves for his first shut-out for the Little Irish,who had four goals in thethird period.

HILTON 8, BATAVIA 0John Rutherford

scored twice, includinghis first varsity goal, andFrank Gaffney totaledtwo goals and two assiststo pace Hilton (3-4).

Curtis Aker and AlexLamparella combined forthe shutout.

Batavia is 3-4.

PITTSFORD 5, WEBSTERSCHROEDER 1

Thomas Boyatzies net-ted two goals and RogerPowers had a goal and anassist for Pittsford (4-2).

Christopher Perna re-corded two assists andDanny Kelly made 19saves for the Panthers.

Connor Ball scored andIan Stahl stopped 33 shotsfor Schroeder (3-4).

BOYS SWIMMINGMONROE COUNTY

BROCKPORT 95, WEBSTER 77200 medley relay: Brockport (Chris Phil-lips, Brandon Amthor, Nate Bartalo, Joe Wil-liams) 1:50.36. 200 freestyle: Amthor (B)1:53.81. 200 individual medley: Adam Wilson(B) 2:09.53. 50 freestyle: Nick Olson (B)22.67. Diving: Josh Stiefel (B) 202.75.100butterfly: Bartalo (B) 56.90. 100 free-style: Paul Steve (W) 50.66. 500 free-style: Amthor (B) 5:06.83. 200 freestylerelay: Webster (Steve, Ilya Shinkeyev, AlecWahl, Brennan Smith) 1:37.17. 100 back-stroke: Olson (B) 58.41. 100 breast-stroke: Eric Eggert (W) 1:12.23. 400 free-style relay: Webster (Wahl, Eggert, Shin-keyev, Steve) 3:33.81.

PITTSFORD 108,CANANDAIGUA 76

Pittsford is 4-0; Canan-daigua is 3-1.200 medley relay: Pittsford (PJ Ransford,Arthur Fan, Timo Krapf, Max Johnson)1:42.68. 200 freestyle: Brett Eslinger (P)1:53.15. 200 individual medley: AlexBrion (C) 2:06.36. 50 freestyle: Sean Car-

bary (C) 22.92. Diving: Sam Randall (P)275.10. 100 butterfly: Carbary (P) 56.47.100 freestyle: Fan (P) 49.96. 500 free-style: Roddy Hughes (P) 5:13.74. 200freestyle relay: Canandaigua (Carbary,Trevor Dobies, James McMath,Brion) 1:32.85.100 backstroke: Ransford (P) 55.01.100breaststroke: Fan (P) 1:03.48.400 free-style relay: Canandaigua (McMath, NateRaw, Hunter Weigert, Baker) 3:52.30.

RUSH-HENRIETTA 98, HILTON 88

R-H is 5-0.200 medley relay: R-H (Mike Loucks,Charlie Wollaver, Tom Kirch, Adam Gay)1:48.46. 200 freestyle: Mike Shenal (R-H)1:51.47. 200 individual medley: Kirch(R-H) 2:02.54. Diving: Joshua Briggs (H)208.30. 100 butterfly: Loucks (R-H)56.60. 100 freestyle: Shenal (R-H) 50.51.500 freestyle: Adam Reitz (H) 5:19.58.200 freestyle relay: R-H (Kirch, JasonCook,Matt Felix, Shenal) 1:34.71.100 back-stroke: Loucks (R-H) 58.90. 100 breast-stroke: Kirch (R-H) 1:04.87. 400 free-style relay: R-H (Gay, Cook, Loucks, She-nal) 3:30.23.

PENFIELD 104, HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA 73200 medley relay: Penfield (GregMcCord, Matt Murante, Andy Hossenlopp,Casey Buscemi) 1:47.66). 200 freestyle:Jeff Doser (P) 1:46.24. 200 individualmedley: McCord (P) 2:16.75. 50 free-style: Brandon Mehlenbacher (HF-L) 24.26.Diving: Spencer Somes (HF-L) 178.65. 100butterfly: Hossenlopp (P) 56.98. 100freestyle: Doser (P) 49.69 (state-qualifyingtime). 500 freestyle: David DeLaus (HF-L)5:06.08. 200 freestyle relay: Penfield(Jason Wilkie,Michael Sanchez,Collin O’Mal-ley, Justin Halterman) 1:39.93. 100 back-stroke: McCord (P) 58.92. 100 breast-stroke: Clayton Somes (HF-L) 1:14.05. 400freestyle relay: HF-L (DeLaus, Mehlen-bacher, Marcus Spezzano, Shane LaLonde)3:59.93.

IRONDEQUOIT 95, GREECE 73200 medley relay: Greece (Connor Lit-zenberger, Jared Scott, Jason Grana, Pater-son) 1:53.58. 200 freestyle: Britt Kaukei-nen (I) 1:54.45. 200 individual medley:Adam Kirchgessner (I) 2:14.88. 50 free-style: Eric Tuttle (I) 23.58. Diving: NateDiaz (I) 86.25.100 butterfly: Kirchgessner(I) 58.29. 100 freestyle: Tuttle (I) 52.61.500 freestyle: Grana (G) 5:20.96. 200freestyle relay: Irondequoit (Daniel Va-nill, Matt Parulski, Emmett Walsh, Tuttle)1:40.80.100 backstroke: Litzenberger (G)58.38. 100 breaststroke: Scott (G)1:16.00. 400 freestyle relay: Greece(Grana, Scott, Smith, Litzenberger) 3:35.64.

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 109, EASTIRONDEQUOIT EASTRIDGE 70200 medley relay: C-C (Brandon Crist,Kyle Podlaski,Alan Mosbruger,Kyle Wooding)

1:54.70. 200 freestyle: Podlaski (C-C)1:57.76. 200 individual medley: Crist(C-C) 2:20.45. 50 freestyle: ChristianMontanez (C-C) 24.14. Diving: Marc Wil-liams (EIE) 110.50. 100 butterfly: Wood-ing (C-C) 1:00.99. 100 freestyle: Monta-nez (C-C) 55.34. 500 freestyle: Crist (C-C)5:28.41.200 freestyle relay: C-C (Wood-ing, Joseph Hunt, Mosbruger, Montanez)1:43.21. 100 backstroke: Wooding (C-C)1:08.52.100 breaststroke: Podlaski (C-C)1:09.69. 400 freestyle relay: C-C (Mon-tanez, Hunt, Crist, Podlaski) 3:50.00.

EAST/SOTA 54,

WORLD OF INQUIRY 38Kevin Bonilla won the

50 freestyle and 100 free-style and was on the 200freestyle relay for East/SOTA (4-1).200 medley relay: East/SOTA (OwenSiebert, Christian Maldonado, Matan Presb-erg, Kevin Bonilla) 2:09.13; 200 freestyle:Siebert (E) 2:08.84; 200 IM: Presberg (E/S)2:51.09; 50 freestyle: Bonilla (E/S) 25.53;100 butterfly: Presberg (E/S) 1:25.53;100freestyle: Bonilla (E/S) 1:02.66;500 free-style: Dieon Semple (W) 8:04.65; 200freestyle relay: East/SOTA (Jonathan Pu-kas, Ahled Elwae, Bonilla, Otis Wolf) 1:55.16;100 backstroke: Alex Brunelle (W)1:36.00; 100 breaststroke: Maldonado(E) 1:19.50;400 freestyle relay: World ofInquiry (Jovanny Hernandez, Jacob Cazden,Alexia Roman, Kerwin Rodgers) 5:04.02.

FAIRPORT 102, VICTOR 79Alex LaPoint and Dan-

ny Traver were both dou-ble winners for Fairport(2-0).GENESEE REGION

HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 87, BATAVIANOTRE DAME 65

Gil Smolyak won the200 individual medley(2:25.29), Jack Guminawon the 50 freestyle(24.43) and Liam Bren-nan-Burke won the 100freestyle (56.53) for theWolves (5-1).FINGER LAKES

PALMYRA-MACEDON 122,MARCUS WHITMAN 59

Freshman ChandlerRussell won the 200 indi-

vidual medley (2:27.84) topost his first varsity winfor the Red Raiders (5-0).

GIRLS SWIMMINGGENESEE REGION

HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 99, BATAVIANOTRE DAME 50

Lily Kegl won the 200individual medley(2:46.25) and 500 freestyle(6:21.20) and Nicole Gelbwon the 100 freestyle(1:01.34) and 100 back-stroke (1:09.73) for theWolves (5-1).

WRESTLINGFINGER LAKES

SOUTH SENECA 42,WILLIAMSON 39

Josh Straub defeatedDerek Downey, 1-0, in tri-ple overtime at 132pounds for the Falcons.NON-LEAGUE

BRIGHTON 63, LETCHWORTH 18

Jack Bayer (152), AbeSchwid (285), Robert Cal-kins (120), Marshall Ire-land (138), Luke Muir(170) and Jacob Schnaufer(145) won by pinfall forthe Barons.

EAST IRONDEQUOITEASTRIDGE 42, MCQUAID 3499 pounds: Donovan Fagan (E) won by for-feit. 106: Joey Thieme (E) won by forfeit.113: Van Tran (M) won by forfeit.120: MackWilliamson (M) pinned Wes McKinley, 1:22.126: No match. 132: Beau Ivy (E) pinnedVinh Tran, 5:22.138: Ben Carballo (E) pinnedAlex Delano, 1:32. 145: Mitch Dilbert (M)won by maj. dec. Reign Tapiato, 13-2. 152:Roger Smith (M) dec. Zach Perkins, 7-3.160:David Gurman (E) pinned Ian Campbell, 1:19.170: John LaDuca (M) won by forfeit. 182:Gage Forster (E) pinned David Hoh, 1:29.195: Justin Petsos (E) won by forfeit. 220:Zach Poudrier (M) won by forfeit. 285: Mu-hammed Yoruk (M) dec. Brandon Lasher, 5-1.

HIGH SCHOOLS

Henshaw’s 4 goals propel BrockportStaff reports

ALLEN PARK, Mich. —Detroit Lions coach JimSchwartz isn’t interestedin talking about his job se-curity.

The Lions blew anotherlate lead and lost at homeMonday night to Balti-more, 18-16. The Lions(7-7) have led the NFCNorth much of the season,but may miss the playoffsafter losing four of theirlast five games. Detroit

needs to win its final twogames and hope for a com-bination of losses by divi-sion leader Chicago andGreen Bay to secure aplayoff berth.

If job security is onSchwartz’s mind, it didn’tshow on Tuesday.

“I don’t think it doesany good for me or myteam to keep focusing onthat,” he said after beingasked if he’s worriedabout losing his job. Hedeclined to elaborate onwhat he’s thinking about

his future or if he’s spokenwith owner William ClayFord recently.

“I look at it like we’reone game down with twoto play,” he said. “As muchas it keeps sounding likethe same thing, it’s true.We can’t let anything de-tract from that.”

The luster of the Lions’6-3 start has faded and theteam, which entered lastweekend with the divisionlead, walked off the fieldMonday third in the divi-sion. The Lions are 1-4

since a Nov. 10 win at Chi-cago left them in the driv-er’s seat.

The struggling NewYork Giants come to townSunday for the Lions’home finale and Detroitfinishes the season Dec.29 at Minnesota.

“We’ve had some verywinnable games; very,very winnable games,”safety Glover Quin said.“For us not to win thosegames, it’s heartbreaking.But we’ve got two morethat we can go out and win

and, hey, all you can do isfight to the finish. We’vegot to win our games —hopefully somebodyhelps us out.”

Schwartz, who has losteight straight December/January games as coach,according to STATS, hastwo years left on his con-tract. The franchise hasnot disclosed details ofthe contract extension hesigned after leading theLions to a wild card berthafter the 2011 season.

That was Detroit’s only

winning season underSchwartz, who is 29-49over five seasons.

The coach hardly is theonly man to blame for theLions’ woes.

Quarterback MatthewStafford has thrown nineinterceptions in the lastfour games — includingthree against the Ravens— and receiver CalvinJohnson had a pair ofcritical drops in what hasbeen another standoutseason.

NFL

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There is an “I’’ in Aqui-nas, but if you watch theLittle Irish play basket-ball you can also see theword “team.”

D.J. Roberts led 10Aquinas players whoscored from the floor with13 points, as the LittleIrish controlled and de-feated Geneva 67-48 in anon-league matchup ofundefeated teams.

Freshman guard Grif-fin Kornaker finishedwith 10 points, includingthree 3-pointers for theLittle Irish. Aquinas willface Buffalo East, the top-ranked Class B team inthe state, during the finalsof the Michael DianettiBasketball Tournamentfor Camp Good Days, 7:30tonight at Aquinas.

The Little Irish are 4-0,despite the departure of2013 Democrat andChronicle All-GreaterRochester guard KyRonAllen from the team lastoffseason.

“A lot of people didn’tthink we would be goodbecause we lost a player,’’Roberts said.

Roberts, who seems tofloat around the rim, alsohad eight rebounds. Thatwas the highest total in astrong collective effort.Aquinas, in Class AA thisseason, outrebounded Ge-neva (6-1) 42-25. That totalincluded seven for the Lit-tle Irish grabbed by Mel-vin Grayson.

What doomed Geneva,which played two compet-itive games against the2013 Section V Class Achampion last season, wasturnovers. A total of 19 ofthose miscues made atough task a little moredifficult.

“We knew what wascoming for us,’’ Geneva

coach Brian Miller saidabout the Aquinas pres-sure defenses. “It’s hardto simulate what they doin practice. I try to havemy team play against sixor seven guys, becausethat’s what it seems likeagainst some of their

pressures.“There are arms, legs

and everything all overthe place. That’s how ath-letic they are. But youknow, some of the turn-overs we’re just silly.’’

Geneva has time towork on those, and the

Panthers should be rele-vant in the Section V ClassA2 Tournament. TerrellJohnson Jr. and Ray SimsJr. can be effectivearound the basket.

Their individual gamesseem to be at their best inthe lane or paint, which is

exactly where Aquinasplayers said they wantedto prevent the Panthersfrom reaching.

“They really didn’thave anyone that couldshoot,’’ Aquinas seniorguard George Grahamsaid.

Geneva made 1 of 10 ofits 3-point shot attempts,and was 16 of 38 overall.Aquinas was not quite hot,but made 6 of 15 3-point-ers.

“The one thing is we’reall about winning thegame,’’ Aquinas coach Mi-chael Grosodonia said.“You see tonight that Grif-fin Kornaker was one ofour leading scorers, andhit some threes.

“The ball went insideand it went back out tohim. He’s a good shooterand made some shots forus. We needed them.’’

Aquinas led by fourpoints after the first quar-ter. That lead was extend-ed with a 13-2 run that in-cluded a 3-pointer by Ear-nest Edwards, who fin-ished with nine points.Four players scored dur-ing the run.

But the Little Irish ad-vantage was back down to11 at halftime. Theyopened the third quarterwith an 11-2 run, fueledpartly by a 3-pointer byKornaker. Geneva re-duced its deficit to 12 witha minute remaining in thethird quarter, only to seeKornaker hit again from3-point range.

That gave Aquinas a45-30 lead, and the small-est lead the Little Irishheld the rest of the gamewas 10.

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Aquinas easily defeats GenevaJames JohnsonStaff writer

Geneva's Terrell Johnson, left, goes for the block but fouls Aquinas's Navaar Poole under the basket Friday. KRIS J. MURANTE/

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Connor Haims talliedtwo goals to lead Pittsfordto a 3-0 victory over Sara-toga Springs of Section II,the defending Division Istate hockey champion, ina non-league game on Fri-day.

Andrew Scuncioscored 5:47 into the thirdperiod to put the Panthers(6-3) ahead 2-0.

Danny Kelly stopped16 shots to earn the shut-out for Pittsford.

Saratoga defeatedMcQuaid 5-0 in last year’sstate title game.SECTION V

MCQUAID 4, LANCASTER-VI 3Mike Capicotto had a

goal and an assist andChristian Leonardi and

Craig McCabe each tal-lied two assists forMcQuaid (8-0-1).

Jack Dugan scored theeventual winner 1:06 intothe third period to givethe Knights a 4-1 lead.CHURCHVILLE-CHILITOURNAMENT

SPENCERPORT 8,RUSH-HENRIETTA 2

Brandon Corey record-ed three goals and one as-sist and Nick Charronadded two goals and threeassists to power the Rang-ers (5-4) in the consola-tion.

Aidan Conolly finishedwith two goals and two as-sists for Spencerport.

The Royal Comets are4-7.CLINTON CLASSIC

GATES CHILI 3, CLINTON-III 2Mike Klim recorded a

goal and an assist to leadGates Chili (5-3), whichjumped out to a 3-0 lead.

Joe Blankenberg andMike Elliott added goalsfor the Spartans.NON-LEAGUE

AQUINAS 5, KENMORE WEST-VI 0

Jimmy DiLibertoscored twice and Sam Pri-or made seven saves forthe shutout (8-0).

BOYS SWIMMINGNON-LEAGUE

WAYLAND-COHOCTON 86,CANISTEO-GREENWOOD 72

Connell Landino wonthe 200 freestyle (2:06.14)and John-Paul Holubekplaced first in the 100 but-

terfly (1:05.84) for the Ea-gles (4-1). Landino and Ho-lubek also swam on Way-land-Cohocton’s winning200 medley relay.

VICTOR 107, GENEVA 58Luke Shanahan won

the 200 freestyle (1:55.99)and 100 butterfly (59.91) tolead Victor (2-3).

Geneva is 5-3.

WRESTLINGTEIKE-BERNABITOURNAMENT

AT SPENCERPORTGates Chili had four

wrestlers finish in firstplace in the round robinbrackets.

Derek St. James (99pounds), Jacob Morley(113), Ty’Riq Ely (145) andJosh Goodman (170) all

went undefeated for theSpartans.

Aleksei Cartagena andTyler Schafer went 3-0 at106 pounds and 220pounds, respectively, forPittsford.

Tahj Eaddy went 5-0with three pinfalls, a tech-nical fall and a major deci-sion to take first in his 138pound round robin forSpencerport. Collin Pitt-man was a perfect 5-0 at182 pounds for the Rang-ers as was Justin Klein ofRush-Henrietta at 132pounds.

The tournament re-sumes at 10 a.m. on Satur-day.HOLLEY DUALS

BATAVIA 51,CALEDONIA-MUMFORD 27

Jack Folger picked up

a 6-4 decision at 106pounds for Batavia.

BATAVIA 48, AMHERST-VI 30Tom Garlock, who

went 4-0 on the day at 220pounds, earned a pinfall in1:46 for Batavia. Garlockalso won by pins in 2:43and 1:15 and won a matchby forfeit.

Louie Scaffetta pinnedTyler Sidell in 5:16 for theBlue Devils.

WEBSTER SCHROEDER 67,BATAVIA 15

Mike Laloggia won bypin in 1:09 at 145 poundsfor the Warriors.

HOLLEY 43, BATAVIA 39Dan Flanagan won by a

10-2 major decision at 126pounds for Holley.

ROUNDUP

Pittsford shuts out Saratoga SpringsStaff reports

Aquinas 67, Geneva 48

Geneva 11 9 12 16 — 48Aquinas 15 16 15 21 — 67GENEVA: Noah Barber 0, Trevor DiDuro 18,Dytalion Dennis 0, Jack Wallwork 0, Ray SimsJr. 9, Steve Dolgos 0, Terrell Johnson Jr. 13 ,Akia Jackson 6, Marquan Ross 2, Justin Dei-sering 0.AQUINAS: Griffin Kornaker 10, JamisonWhitfield 0, Brendan Villarubia 0, Adam Sut-ton 0, George Graham 9, Navaar Poole 7, Ear-nest Edwards 9, Emanuel Bouie Jr. 4, PatrickMcLamore Jr.6, Jordan Gilman 3,Ajani Mabry0, D.J. Roberts 13, Melvin Grayson 4, EmarriusBouie 2.3-pointers: DiDuro; Kornaker 3, Graham, Ed-wards, Gilman.




DemocratandChronicle.com M Sunday, December 29, 2013 Page 5DHIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

Frank Gaffney andAustin Bull each record-ed a goal and an assist tolead Hilton to a 3-1victoryover Grand Island-VI inthe championship gameof the Cataract Classic inboys hockey Saturday.

Patrick Dennehymade 26 saves to earngame MVP for the Cadets(7-1).CLINTON SHOWCASE

AQUINAS 3, CLINTON-III 3Jimmy DiLiberto fin-

ished with a pair of goalsto lead Aquinas.

Anthony Depetres andJake Gottoroff each as-sisted on two goals for theLittle Irish (8-0-1).SECTION V

GENESEO/LIVONIA 5, GREECE ARCADIA/OLYMPIA 3

Jack Simpson scored agoal and assisted on twoothers to lift Geneseo/Li-vonia (1-7).

Mike Morris had a goaland an assist for theLightning (1-8).

WRESTLINGDAN DESANCTIS DUALS

AT WEBSTER THOMASIan Salathiel (145),

Ryan Kenyon (152), CodyLockwood (160), RyanBacher (182), HaydenMaltese (195) and MikeGessin (220) each went4-0 for the Titans.Team scores: Webster Thomas 55, Pavil-ion 18; Newark 44, Greece 30; Thomas 44,Greece 16; Sodus 42, Pavilion 40; Thomas 62,Sodus 6; Newark 58, Pavilion 18; Newark 66,Sodus 15; Greece 39, Pavilion 27; Thomas 43,Newark 27; Greece 47, Sodus 21.HOLLEY DUALSTeam results: 1. Webster Schroeder 8-0,2. Brockport 7-1, 3. Holley 6-2, 4. Alden-VI5-3, 5. Batavia 4-4, 6. Albion-VI 3-5, 7. Am-herst-VI 2-6, 8. Caledonia-Mumford 1-7,McQuaid 0-8.All-Tournament team: George Barda-nis (Webster Schroeder), Temo Paz (Brock-port), Xiaooi Chen (Webster Schroeder), Kel-len Devlin (Amherst), Tom Lancie (WebsterSchroeder), David LaSpina (Webster Schroe-der), Jeremy Boyle (Batavia), Martin Beadle(Holley), T.J. Rowe (Brockport), Mike LaLog-gia (Webster Schroeder), Sam Vacchetto(Webster Schroeder), Eddie Hutchenruetter(Alden), Joe Lupicella (Webster Schroeder),Kevin Avery (Holley), Joe Capotelli (Caledo-nia-Mumford), Damon Beaver (Brockport),Ryan Mattison (Brockport), Eric Feitshans(Alden). Co-MVPs: Devlin (Amherst),Rowe (Brockport).

BOYS SWIMMINGAVON INVITATIONAL

Jacob Zitz was namedthe outstanding swimmerof the meet after winningthe 200 freestyle (1:50.14)

in an invitational recordtime for Avon. Team scores: Avon 531, Perry 238, York233, McQuaid 225, Geneseo 135.NON-LEAGUE

CANANDAIGUA 104,DANSVILLE 76

Alex Brion won the 200freestyle (1:51.05) and 100backstroke (55.41) andSean Carbary added winsin the 50 freestyle (23.03)and 100 freestyle (51.47)for Canandaigua.

INDOOR TRACK AND FIELDRWTLAt HobartBoys55: Terrance Harley (Greece Athena), 6.76;300: Calvery Rodgers (Greece Odyssey)36.89; 600: Parris Strickland (Brighton)1:28.50; 1,000: Zak Simpson (Brighton)2:46.62; 1,600: Mike Kozlowski (Penfield),4:42.87; 3,200: Kyle Richards (Eastridge)10:04.20; 55 hurdles: Bishop Williams(Gates Chili) 8.14; 200 relay: Gates Chili,1:38.36; 400 relay: Greece Athena,3:42.87; 800 relay: Victor, 9:07.87; Highjump: Noah McDonald (Penfield) 6-1;Polevault: Jared Mathews (Fairport) 12-0;Long jump: Richard Powell (Gates Chili)20-1⁄2; Triple jump: Ryan Ellis (Gates Chili)39-91⁄4; Shot put: Christian Johnson (Vic-

tor), 48-8.Girls55: Catarra Burroughs (Wilson) 7.5. 300:Tiaja Jeffries (Rush-Henrietta) 44.34. 600:Sammy Watson (Rush-Henrietta) 1:38.78.1,000: Alex Cooper (Rush-Henrietta)3:05.51.1,500: Siobhan Quinn (Rush-Henri-etta) 5:11.51. 3,000: Shannon Horan (Fair-port) 11:36.75. 55 hurdles: MeaghanSchwartz (Gates Chili) 8.88. 800: Penfield1:53.96.1,600: Penfield 4:16.93.3,200 re-lay: 10:56.55. High jump: MadelynSchwartz (Wayland-Cohocton) 5-1. Polevault: Julia LaMotte-Gravante (Gates Chili)8-6. Long jump: Alyssia Colson (GatesChili) 17-51⁄45. Triple jump: Carissa Ples-mus (Warsaw) 32-81⁄2. Shot put: VictoireKothor (Greece Odyssey) 38-7. 1,500 racewalk: Afton Minavio (Rush-Henrietta)7:55.31.

ROUNDUP

Hilton shuts down Grand IslandStaff reports

Teike-Bernabi TournamentAt Spencerport

Final round resultsTeam scores: Shenendehowa-II 344 points,Clarence-VI 267.5, Lockport-VI 264, JohnsonCity-IV 262.5, Spencerport 249, Rush-Henri-etta 241, Iroquois-VI 202.5,Pittsford 157,Lan-caster-VI 153, Gates Chili 132, Carthage-III112, Morrisville-Eaton-III 109, Buffalo SaintJoseph’s Collegiate 95.5, Cheektowaga-VI95.5, Spencerport “B” 16, Rush-Henrietta“B” 14, Northstar Christian Academy 12.99 pounds: Derek St. James (Gates Chili)pinned Dylan Arena (Clarence) 2:41; 106:Aleksei Cartagena (Pittsford) decision overConnor Day (Iroquois) 5-1; 113: AndrewMcFarland (Carthage) dec. Ryan Burns (Clar-ence) 6-4 (overtime); 120: Tristan Almeter(Iroquois) dec. Kevin Palmeri (R-H) 4-2 (OT);126: Anthony Orefice (Lockport) dec. JordanMaynard (Shenendehowa) 5-0; 132: JustinKlein (R-H) dec. Anolan Rigal (Johnson City)6-4.138: Kevin Parker (Shenendehowa) dec. TahjEaddy (Spencerport) 11-4; 145: Renaldo Rod-riguez-Spencer (Cheektowaga) technical fallover Ta’Riq Ely (Gates Chili) 24-9; 152: JessePorter (Shenendehowa) pinned Andrew Paul-sen (Iroquois) 1:00; 160: Zach Colgan (John-son City) major decision Nate Schwab (Clar-ence) 9-0;170: Jake Weber (Clarence) pinnedRichie Jones (Buffalo St. Joseph’s Collegiate)5:20; 182: Collin Pittman (Spencerport)pinned Travis Griner (Clarence) 3:35.195: Levi Ashley (Shenendehowa) dec. Reg-gie Williams (Johnson City) 10-5; 220: Mar-shall Taylor (Lockport) dec. Tyler Schafer(Pittsford) 3-2; 285: Nikoli Cejic (JohnsonCity) dec. Marcellus Hinton (Lockport) 2-1 (2OT).Most outstanding wrestlers: Derek St.James (Gates Chili/lightweight); Levi Ashley(Shenendehowa/heavyweight)

No doubt, things don’talways go a wrestler’sway, but Gates Chili soph-omore Derek St. James ishaving a good time thesedays.

“I’ve always wanted tobe undeafeated and keepgoing,’’ St. James said.

St. James is still unde-feated, 18-0, after hepinned Clarence sopho-more Dylan Arena on Sat-urday during the secondperiod of the 99-pound fi-nal at Spencerport’sTeike-Bernabi Tourna-ment.

His victory over thenow 19-2 Arena, a finalistat the 2012 Teike-BernabiTournament, is a nice en-try for the Gates Chililightweight’s record. So isthe Monroe County Cham-pionship he won.

The additional boost inconfidence is not all that

bad either. St. James wonone tournament last sea-son, the Bradshaw in Can-andaigua.

“It’s great to finallywin (the tournament inSpencerport),’’ St. Jamessaid. “I’ve been watching

for so many years, I’ve al-ways wanted to be in thefinals.’’

Before St. Jameswalked out of the Spencer-port gymansium, he waspresented the plaque forthe tournament’s most

outstanding lightweightwrestler.

“It feels amazing to fi-nally win it,’’ St. Jamessaid about the tourna-ment. “I didn’t expect towin this. I think I’ll do bet-ter at other tournaments.’’

Gates Chili coach MikeSerper, who said he seesimprovement in St.James’ mat management,expects just that.

“He doesn’t panic,’’Serper said. “His fatherdeserves a lot of credit, hereally puts the time inwith him.

“They make the sacri-fices with him all year.’’

It’s been two yearssince Pittsford’s AlekseiCartagena, a senior atSutherland, transferredfrom East High in Roches-ter. Cartagena followedup a one-point loss in the106 Monroe County tour-nament final with a 5-1win over Iroquois fresh-man Connor Day at Spen-

cerport.“For me to win this

tournament, it felt prettygood,’’ Cartagena said.“There was a lot morecompetition for me to gothrough, people from Sec-tion VI (Buffalo region)and Section IV (Bingham-ton region).

“It gives me an oppor-tunity to see competitionaround New York state.’’

Spencerport seniorCollin Pittman, a runner-up in his team’s tourna-ment last season, pinnedClarence 182-pounderTravis Griner at 3:35. Pitt-man was the top finisherfor Spencerport, whichfinished fifth in the teamscoring.

Rush-Henrietta sopho-more Justin Klein won the132 division, and helpedthe Royal Comets to asixth-place finish.

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St. James garners long-sought titleJames JohnsonStaff writer

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JAKE ZEMBIEC

School: Aquinas.

Age/class: 15/Sophomore.

Resides: Spencerport.

Position: Quarterback.

Family: Maureen andTom, parents; sister Abby,14.

About me: May be ontrack to play quarterbackat the NCAA’s highestlevel, home of the teamssuch as Alabama, PennState and Ohio State. ...Notre Dame and Syracuseare believed to be amongthe growing pack ofschools that plan to atleast keep an eye onZembiec. ... On MaxPreps’list of 50 high schoolfootball players to watchin the class of 2016 lastyear. ... Second year as theAquinas starting quarter-back, JV starter as aneighth-grader. ... Runner-up in Sports Illustrated’sSports Kid of the Year in2010. ... Grandfather BillHoward played baseballat Aquinas and NotreDame.

When Zembiec beganto play football at the ageof 7, he was a quarter-back, and a rare one ableto throw the ball at thatage. His second season asAquinas’ starting quar-terback ends Sunday inthe Class AA state tourna-ment final versus Mon-roe-Woodbury (12-0) ofSection IX, at 6 p.m. atSyracuse University’sCarrier Dome.

“He can throw an in-terception, throw a touch-down pass, run for atouchdown, he’s alwayslevel,” Battaglia said.

It is something thatcomes in handy for theplaces Zembiec goes andthe situations he’s in.Zembiec may be on hisway up in the world of col-lege football recruiting,where scholarships areoffered to eighth-grad-ers.

“I think he’ll be of-fered by the end of theyear,” Battaglia said.

It is a place where un-derclassmen basicallycompete as they performdrills at elite camps, ascoaches from teams seenon television watch close-ly and evaluate. Zem-biec’s name is familar tosome on the recruitingscene, given that the TomBrady fan has four na-tional all-star footballgames, plus invitations tocamps for older playerson his résumé.

“It’s real fun,” Zem-biec said. “I mean, I’mtrying to make the mostof it because everythinggoes so fast and so crazy.It’s the kind of thing that’sonly going to happenonce. Going to camps, youget to hear guys who havebeen through it talk toyou.

“They say the samething, make the most outof it. That’s what I like totell myself. A lot of guysget caught up beingcocky and posting pic-tures of all the lettersthey get and whatever.I’m really trying to takeadvantage of it and take itall in. I brought (team-mates) Donato (Clemen-te) and A.J. LoBrutto and

Luch (Pietropaolo) toOhio State just to make itan even better experi-ence.”

They are among theAquinas players he callshis brothers, and togeth-er the Little Irish haveheld the No. 1 state rank-ing by the New York StateSportswriters Associa-tion since the first poll inmid-September.

Zembiec’s statisticsearly in the season maynot have made wowedmany people, but theAquinas offense hassince expanded. The Lit-tle Irish clearly have abalanced offense, morelegitimate options to useduring close games, to goalong with a defensethat’s allowed more than10 points just twice in 12games.

“It’s impossible to de-fend everything; whatare you going to do?” Hil-ton coach Rich Lipanisaid. “They are so deep,probably two-deep acrossthe board.

“He has a couple ofyears experience now,and he knows how to ex-ploit things. What do youdo? He can throw and hecan run. He didn’t get theopportunity (to show ev-erything) because theywere winning the gamesby halftime. The onegame he needed to, hedid.”

When Aquinas playedback-to-back high-profilehome games in late Sep-tember, the Little Irish’swins over Buffalo Canisi-us and Urusline (Ohio)came in rain. Zembiec at-tempted a combined totalof 22 passes.

The next game, Zem-biec was 18 of 31 passing,including three touch-down throws, for 300yards against BuffaloSaint Joseph’s.

“We really don’t high-light one person,” Aqui-nas assistant coach DanPincelli said. “It’s not theJake show, it’s not the Do-nato show, it’s not any-one’s show. When youcome to practice, is whenyou actually see what(Zembiec) can do.

“He runs the scoutteam for us. He can makeevery throw, he reallycan. It’s difficult to dosometimes, but you re-

member he’s 15 years old.We ask him to do things.It’s not just throw it to thisguy, it’s this is what thedefense is and throw it tothe open man.”

Zembiec’s most im-pressive game came dur-ing a 48-34 win for Aqui-nas in the state regionalor quarterfinal round,against Jamestown.

The Little Irish took alead early and stayed ontrack to keep scoring, asJamestown was led backinto the game by record-breaking quarterbackJake Sisson. Zembiecthrew four touchdownspasses, completing 20 of35 attempts for 313 yards.

“In the (2012) sectionalfinal, we were able to getpressure and sack him,”Pittsford coach Keith Mo-linich said. “He still wasable to deliver some goodthrows. He just standsback there, he doesn’t getrattled.”

Zembiec’s statistics in-clude a 58 percent com-pletion rate with 23touchdowns versus six in-terceptions. His 1,721yards on 203 attempts

have come in about 33quarters of action in 12games.

“We knew that wehad to keep the ball,”Molinich said. “The firstgame we did that, butthen all of a sudden theycould score 21 points inone quarter.

“That’s frustrating,to play solid football andthen have someone whocan take it one step high-er and close the game. Ithink Monroe-Woodbu-ry has to keep the ball inits hands. And they can’tgive Aquinas shortfields, because he gets itinto the end zone in ahurry.“

Zembiec’s jump intonational publicationsand conversations firstbegan to develop whenhe was 13 years old, as aseventh-grader at Cos-grove Middle School.He was runner-up inSports Illustrated’sSports Kid of the Yearcontest.

These contests usual-ly include a category forawareness or achieve-ment outside of sports,and it impressed thatothers joined Zembiecin wearing pink as atribute to his mother.Maureen Zembiec hashad two bouts withbreast cancer, and par-ticipates in walks thatraise awareness aboutthe disease with her son.

“She’s doing great,”Zembiec said. “(Thetribute) was awesome, itreally took off. It wassomething that startedkind of started from lit-tle ideas, thinking ‘Hey,that would be reallycool, I know that shewould love this and foot-ball is such a big part ofour life.’

“Every football play-er probably wears a lit-tle bit of pink, but tohave a special meaningbehind it gives motiva-tion, especially to my-self, even to the team. Itwas something differ-ent that most teamsdon’t do, where itbrought the families ofthe team, the players,and the coaches prettyclose.”

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Page 8D Sunday, December 1, 2013 M DemocratandChronicle.comHIGH SCHOOLS

Sophomore Matt Mont-gomery scored two goalsin the third period, includ-ing the winner on a short-handed breakaway with7:29 left as WebsterSchroeder defeated Pitts-ford 4-3 Saturday in theCharron Classic.

Pittsford (0-1) tied thegame at 3-3 3:42 into thethird on a goal by Tim Fos-ter.

Schroeder (2-1)grabbed a 2-0 lead in thefirst on goals by Matt Im-pallaria and Joe Schuler.

The Panthers tied itwith second-period goalsfrom Connor Haims andGreg Weyl.

PENFIELD 2,CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 1

Brian Wall scored thewinner for Penfield (1-1)at 8:43 of the third periodon the power play.

Jake Sproule tied thegame for Penfield on apower-play goal with 58seconds left in the second.

Tanner Metcalfe net-ted a goal for C-C (0-2) inthe first period.

WEBSTER THOMAS 4,SPENCERPORT 2

Ben Monroe recordeda pair of goals to paceWebster Thomas (1-1),which scored threestraight goals in the sec-ond and third periods.

Coz Fiore and Alex Pul-ici had goals in the secondperiod and Matt Weishaarand Matt Fiore recordedtwo assists apiece for theTitans.

Mason Besser andBrandon Corey scored forthe Rangers.

AQUINAS 11, BATAVIA NOTREDAME 2

Jimmy Diliberto fin-ished with four goals andAnthony Depetres addedthree goals and five as-sists to pace Aquinas (2-0).

Connor Kennardchipped in his first varsitygoal for the Little Irish,who scored five goals inthe third period.SECTION V

BRIGHTON/ER/HF-L 10,GENEVA/WATERLOO/ROMULUS 2

Connor Rotenderg hadthree goals and three as-sists to lead the Barons.

Ernie Clement addedthree goals and two as-sists and Jack Bansbachhad two goals.

Brett Randall had agoal and three assists andJared Bell recorded threeassists for the Barons(1-0).WILLIAMSVILLE NORTHTOURNAMENT

MCQUAID 4, WILLIAMSVILLE NORTH-VI 2

Christian Leonardiscored twice, including ashort-handed goal tomake it a two-goal game,to lift McQuaid (2-0).

Tournament MVPRyan Talty put theKnights ahead about mid-way through the third.

Mike Campbell had theother goal and Tim Brei,an all-tournament selec-tion, made 22 saves forMcQuaid.

GIRLS BASKETBALLHONEOYE TOURNAMENT

LIMA CHRISTIAN 61,HONEOYE 29

Savannah Buttersscored a game-high 15points with five reboundsand Tori Wilson added 14points and five reboundsto lead Lima Christian

(2-0). Lima 12 15 15 19 — 61Honeoye 10 7 2 10 — 29

LIMA CHRISTIAN: Taryn Wilson 6, Savan-nah Butters 15, Olivia Cox 12, Tori Wilson 14,Jennifer Moose 4, Lauren Moose 2, AllisonHall 4, Faith Cymbal 4.HONEOYE: Katie Stevens 4, Ashton Allison4, Rachel Snyder 10, Amanda McKenzie 3, Ko-ryn Marble 4, Sarah Melton 4, Sierra Strine 0,Amanda Robindon 0, Natalie Sacchitella 0,Cassie Thomas 0.3-point goals: McKenzie.NON-LEAGUE

RUSH-HENRIETTA 61,NARDIN-VI 38

Dana Watts and EmilyNestler combined for 37points for R-H (1-0).

Watts also grabbed 13rebounds and Nestleradded eight. Sarah Swea-zy chipped in 12 points for

the Royal Comets.R-H 15 7 20 19 — 61Nardin 5 7 15 11 — 38

RUSH-HENRIETTA: Zana Dillard 2, Desti-nee Johnson 2, Katie Kelly 1, Kate Hamill 2,Alexis Druzynski 0, Morgan Johnson 5, Mi-chaela McPherson 0, Dana Watts 23, KristinaCarter 0, Sarah Sweazy 12, Emily Nestler 14.NARDIN: Mann 2, O’Brien 3, Frantz 6, Mat-wora 0, Johasz 0, Soares 3, Wischerath 1, Le-sakowski 8, Bellito 11, Cavrk 3, Cercone 1.3-point goals: O’Brien, Frantz, Lesakow-ski 2, Cavrk.

BOYS BASKETBALLNON-LEAGUE

CALEDONIA-MUMFORD 63,SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 57

Will Van Aukan scored18 points with 13 reboundsand 6 blocks and KylePreston added 15 points, 5rebounds and five assiststo lead Cal-Mum (1-0).

Alex Torres scored ateam-high 16 points andJezia Anderson added 13for SOTA (0-2). Cal-Mum 11 9 24 19 — 63SOTA 10 17 19 11 — 57

CALEDONIA-MUMFORD: Kyle Preston15, Thomas Barefoot 0, Spencer Hartz 0, ChrisWilson 14, Jake McEwen 2,Kurtis Haut 11,WillVan Aukan 18,Nick Kline 3, Josh Neff 0,MartyCallan 0, Alex Polo 0, Matt Condame 0, CoMichael Truong 0.SCHOOL OF THE ARTS: Tyrell Marshall 0,Quincy Sloan 2, Alex Torres 16, Odis McBride0, Jezia Anderson 13, James Clarke 5, DariusWalker 8, Katarrey Williams 0, Christian Sim-mons 8, Jalen Rump 5.3-point goals: Preston, Wilson, Haut; Tor-res 4, Anderson 3, Clarke, Simmons

EAST ROCHESTER 76,HONEOYE 36

Derek Baird had sevenpoints and 13 reboundsand Phineas Jacques

scored a team-high 15points for ER (1-0).ER 25 19 23 9 — 76Honeoye 4 7 13 12 — 36

EAST ROCHESTER: Tre Miller 12, JustinReho 14, Kendrick Watson 12, Danny Mebina2, Jon Morrello 0, Duke Jones 2, BrendonMcDermott 0, Zach Houser 4, Max Argento 8,Phineas Jacques 15, Derek Baird 7.HONEOYE: Jack Soliday 0, Matt Pespele 1,Tanner Gladding 16, Justin Krast 4, DylanWohlschelgal 6, Peter Goff 0, Jon Martle 2,Andrew Taylor 2, Dan Woodward 5.3-point goals: Reho 4,Miller 2,Argento 2.

CLYDE-SAVANNAH 63,MYNDERSE 57

Jomain Bogan scorednine of his game-high 26points in the first quarterto lead C-S (1-0).

Michael Turnergrabbed 14 rebounds withhis seven points, and JoeFaniel added 12 points and10 rebounds for the Gold-en Eagles.Mynderse 15 9 17 16 — 57C-S 19 16 11 17 — 63

MYNDERSE: Luke Ruddy 17, Jason Ander-son 7, Brian Johnson 4, Jared Coffey 2, Fletch-er Reese 0, Ruairi Orlando 0, Liam Caraher 7,Ryan Major 0, Devin Verkey 9, Brett Anderson11.CLYDE-SAVANNAH: Jason Doig 0, JoeFaniel 12, Cam DiSanto 17, Cal Felker 0, Mi-chael Turner 7, Jomain Bogan 26, Jared Faniel1.3-point goals: B. Anderson 3, Caraher,Verky 2, J. Anderson, Ruddy 2; Bogan.

WRESTLINGNON-LEAGUE

FULTON-III 43,CANANDAIGUA 33

Vincent Romeo (152pounds), Daniel Dillon(220) and Cristian Resen-dez (285) recorded pinsfor Canandaigua.

BOYS SWIMMINGNON-LEAGUE

YORK 184, GATES CHILI 121Rob Perry took first in

the 50 freestyle (25.57)and the 100 freestyle(57.12) to lead York (1-1).

Alex Maxwell won the200 freestyle (1:55.62) and100 breaststroke (1:10.02)for Gates Chili (0-2).

ROUNDUP

Schroeder edges Pittsford for winStaff reports

Penfield's Briall Wall, left, fights off a challenge from Churchville-Chili's Ryan Cosgroveagainst the boards Saturday. Penfield beat Churchville, 2-1. ADRIAN KRAUS

NEW YORK — SeniorsMickey Burke and JoshDyrland ran two of thegreatest record-break-ing races in the 50-yearhistory of Rochester-area cross country Sat-urday morning.

“Absolutely exhila-rating,” in Burke’swords after winning the35th Foot Locker highschool regionals on VanCortlandt Park’s historic5K course.

“Really exciting,”was Dyrland’s reactionto his best time in finish-ing third over the same3.1-mile distance at theninth Nike Cross NewYork regionals, 65 milesnorth of Van Cortlandt atBowdoin Park in Pough-keepsie.

Along with similarlyexceptional runs byRush-Henrietta juniorAlex Cooper (sixth atNike) and Penfield sen-ior Katie Lembo (ninthat Foot Locker), all fourqualified for nationalchampionships. Top fiveindividuals not on a teamqualify at Nike, top 10 atFoot Locker.

Irondequoit’s Dyr-land and Cooper headfor Nike in Portland,Ore., Saturday and R-H’sBurke and Lembo to SanDiego for Foot LockerDec. 14.

“A historic day,” saidR-H coach Mike DeMay,who accompanied hisgirls team to Pough-keepsie while R-H assis-tant coach Mike Burkedrove his older son Col-by, his wife, Bev, andMickey to Van Cort-landt.

» Burke’s 15-minute,19-second time was just10 seconds off Van Cort-landt’s all-time coursehigh school record heldby Olympian Donn Ca-bral, and seven secondsfaster than Section V’sprevious best, by Fair-port’s Pat Dupont thatsame year. No Section V

boy had ever won the re-gional race, and Van Cort-landt cross country datesback to 1913.

“Mickey’s so muchabout the history it’s un-canny,” Mike Burke said.“The course, the school,the section . . . he knew hecould do something spe-cial here, and has he ever.That’s why he chose toswitch races this year.”

A year ago Mickey wassecond at Nike regionalsand 13th at nationals.

“It sounds like it wentjust about as we hadplanned it,” said DeMay,briefed by Mike Burke onthe phone this way: Mick-ey stayed with the pack,broke away from two Con-necticut runners nearmile 2 then chased themdown with his closingspeed to win by three sec-onds.

“This race was a WAYbetter one than states,”said Mickey, who wasthird in a lunging photo-finish at Queensbury,Warren County, twoweeks ago and was sodown afterward that heindicated he might bagthe rest of the season. “Ifelt so strong today, like Iwas getting faster andfaster the closer I got tothe finish line.” “

» Dyrland’s finish atNike — three secondsahead of state Class Achampion Bryce Millar ofFayetteville-Manlius —was in 15:43, fastest everby a Rochester-area run-ner and 25th-fastest all-time at Bowdoin Park.

“That’s amazing,” Dyr-land said. “I really didn’tthink I’d be third. My goalwas top five. I actuallyhad the lead at one point,but then Mike (eventualwinner Mike Branniganof Northport) blew by meat mile two.”

Jim Castor has coveredcross country and roadracing in the Rochesterarea for more than fourdecades. He can bereached at [email protected]

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Seniors Burke,Dyrland excel Jim Castor




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Eighth-grader KaylaJackson recorded 19points and 14 rebounds inher first varsity game andled East Irondequoit East-ridge to a 58-44 victoryover Brockport in a Mon-roe County basketballgame on Wednesday.

Amanda Zaremskiadded 12 points for theLancers (1-0).

Rachel Benedict col-lected 13 points and six re-bounds for Brockport(0-1).Eastridge 12 17 12 17 — 58Brockport 8 6 8 22 — 44EASTRIDGE: Aashanti Bar 0, Jordan Beck-ley 4, Leanna Harris 2,Kayla Jackson 19, Jene-sia John-Charles 9, Victoria Mormino 0,Amanda Zaremski 12, Staci Christ 5, JohannaRafoth 1, Jessica Campbell 6.BROCKPORT: Delaney Voorheis 2, SophiaAvery 0, Amanda Wetzler 2, Amanda Tyndell0, Megan Tyndell 0, Casi Brew 2, Allison Dan-ielak 2, Rachel Benedict 18, Brionna Blocker13, Ashley Danielak 1, Taylor Light 4.3-point goals: Zaremski, John-Charles 3.

IRONDEQUOIT 53, VICTOR 46Kylee Kanealey re-

corded 14 points, 14 re-bounds and 5 blocks topace Irondequoit (2-0).

Victor cut a 13-pointdeficit down to four pointsin the fourth quarter be-fore Mercedes Young

made 3 of 4 free throws inthe final minutes.

Kristen Simmons andFran Valenti each had 12points for Victor (0-1).Irondequoit 23 7 11 12 — 53Victor 13 4 19 10 — 46IRONDEQUOIT: Mercedes Young 3, JenReininger 12, Kylee Kanealey 14, Katie Miller2, Savannah Crocetti 8, Abby White 12, Jour-dan Roemer 2, Mandy Napierala 0, McKaylaSchafer 0.VICTOR: Elizabeth Caggiano 6, MacKenzieDowdle 2, Emily Gyles 5, Abbie Hill 3, KateLeonard 6, Kristen Simmons 12, Fran Valenti12.3-pointers: White 4, Crocetti 2; Simmons,Gyles.

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 60,GREECE OLYMPIA 25

Maggie Tabone scored16 of her 20 points in thefirst half and went 7-for-7from the free-throw linefor the Saints (1-0).

Greece Olympia is 0-1.C-C 11 18 14 17— 60Greece Olympia 2 3 9 11— 25CHURCHVILLE-CHILI: Nicole Brahm 3,Skylar Burgess 2, Brooke Ennis 6, Kassi Stem-benis 5, Dominique Wojtczak 8, Abigail Ta-bone 8, Jessica Hyde 2, Zoe Vaughn 0, TiffanyBinion 6, Maggie Tabone 20.GREECE OLYMPIA: Ashlee Root 0, Pha-len Greene 3,Ariana Burgio 0, Lauren Chester11, Brittany Collins 2, Kaylee Distefano 0,Gabby Howell 4, Melissa Carroll 5, ChasityBrandon 0.3-point goals: Tabone, Ennis, Brahm,Chester 2.NON-LEAGUE

LIMA CHRISTIAN 61,HOUGHTON 23

Tori Wilson totaled 16points and four rebounds,and younger sister TarynWilson added 10 pointsand 11 rebounds for LimaChristian (3-0).Houghton 7 0 6 10 — 23Lima Christian 12 19 14 16 — 61

HOUGHTON: Rachel Brubaker 15, LacyWilmont 0, Kelcie Maston 0, Jacky Jang 2,Mandie Hairgray 6, Judy Fu 0, Bonnie Duan 0.LIMA CHRISTIAN: Taryn Wilson 10, Sa-vannah Butters 12, Olivia Cox 10, Tori Wilson16, Jennifer Moose 8, Lauren Moose 3,AllisonHall 2.3-pointers: Brubaker 3.

TUESDAY

GREECE ATHENA 47,FAIRPORT 46

Sara Ciotti had 15points to lead the Trojans(1-0).

Tara Marcello madetwo free throws to giveAthena a 47-43 lead.

Fairport is 0-1.Greece Athena 137 16 11 — 47Fairport 139 12 12 — 46

GREECE ATHENA: Brooke Testa 0, TaylorSheehan 10, Ajia McIntyre 5, Tara Marcello 2,Baylee Capezzuto 0, Carina Pringle 9, KystenO’Leary 0, Bria Wilson 0, Sara Ciotti 15, JaymePupatelli 4, Courtney Swoyer 0, JordanneMeier 2.FAIRPORT: Sarah Burzynski 0, MorganBurch 6, Maddie Howe 3, Kendall DiSanto 3,Alyssa Rusinko 12, Caroline White 17, DajiahCarpenter 0, Cortneney Miller 0, Ashley Oriel3, Holly Heffer 0, Erica Reinhardt 0, MauraDuncan 2.3-point goals: Burch 2, DiSanto, Rusinko,Oriel, Sheehan 2, McIntyre, Pringle, Ciotti 3.

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GIRLS

Churchville-Chili’s Jessica Hyde, Greece Olympia’s Gabby Howell and Churchville’s BrookeEnnis battle for the ball Wednesday. CARLOS ORTIZ/ STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Trevor Dennis scoredon a slap shot from thepoint 19 seconds into over-time to send Aquinas to a5-4 win over Canandaiguain a Section V hockeygame Wednesday.

Anthony DePetres,who finished with a goaland three assists, scored ashort-handed goal with6:40 left in regulation toeven the game at 4 for theLittle Irish (3-0).

Aquinas led 3-2 beforethe Braves (2-2) scoredtwo straight power-playgoals to take a 4-3 lead.

Connor Heeb talliedtwo goals and Joe Eddin-ger had a goal and threeassists for Canandaigua.

BASKETBALLMONROE COUNTY

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 74,WEBSTER THOMAS 55

Brothers Anthony andIsaiah Lewis combinedfor 45 points and each hadfive assists to lead C-C.

The Saints went 13-for-14 from the free-throwline in the fourth quarterto seal the win and went20-for-25 for the game.Thomas 12 10 10 23 — 55C-C 24 16 11 23 — 74WEBSTER THOMAS: Devon Adjei 7, Kel-len Maloney 12, Drew DeBacco 0, StephenEdgett 0, Alex Hutchings 2, Conor O’Grady16, Robert Aguilera 13, Matt Squilla 5.CHURCHVILLE-CHILI: Cameron Shipley12, Isaiah Lewis 25, Anthony Lewis 20, TyrekeMims 5, Nate Schmidt 0, Kyle McCane 7, LukeTomczyk 0, John Iacucci 5.3-point goals: Adjei, Maloney 4, Aguilera;I. Lewis 3, A. Lewis 2, Mims.

FAIRPORT 78, GATES CHILI 57Ben Wahl scored eight

of his team-high 17 pointsin the fourth quarter andAdam Pelusio added 12points and 10 rebounds topace Fairport (1-0).

Wahl also hit back-to-back 3-pointers in the sec-ond half to spark the RedRaiders.Gates Chili 15 14 16 12 — 57Fairport 19 21 18 20 — 78GATES CHILI: Jerry Brown 0, Jabari Hibbert10, Jajuan Paige 0, Zach Nathan 4, AnthonyHymes 2, Omar Dixon-Page 3, Zachary John-son 3, Kaseem Medley 16, Adrian Pence 0,Rodney Johnson 15, Rodney Holmes 0, CaseyJuary 2, Martin Peace 2.FAIRPORT: Keegan Kelly 3, Maleek Mason3, Joe Catalfamo 0, Ben Wahl 17, Patrick Legg1, Michael Pelin 2, Jamie Wolmering 9, DanMasino 9,Adam Pelusio 12,Brett Bouchard 2,Matt Keenan 10,Dan Smith 0, Isaiah Valpey 2,Adam Pries 8.3-point goals: Medley 5, Johnson 4; Wahl3, Pelusio 2, Keenan.

CANANDAIGUA 54,RUSH-HENRIETTA 51

Mitch O’Donnell madea 3-pointer with 51 sec-onds left to give Canan-daigua (1-0) a 52-51 lead.O’Donnell grabbed a de-fensive rebound on the en-suing possession after anR-H miss.

Sean Thompson madetwo free throws with sev-en seconds to go to make it54-51.

Pat Coyne had 13points, including four 3-pointers, 6 rebounds and 3assists and Dillon Mer-genthaer added 10 pointsand six rebounds for theBraves.

O’Donnell finishedwith six rebounds andfour assists.

Steve Zarzycki had 13points for R-H (1-0).R-H 13 14 15 9 — 51Canandaigua 9 9 15 21 — 54

LIVINGSTON COUNTY

CALEDONIA-MUMFORD 123,KESHEQUA 35

Will Van Aukan record-ed a triple-double with 20points, 14 rebounds and 11blocks and Chris Wilsonadded 25 points and eightrebounds for the RedRaiders (2-0).

Jake McEwen finishedwith 10 points and nine re-bounds for Cal-Mum.Keshequa 3 5 12 15 — 35Cal-Mum 25 31 42 25 — 123KESHEQUA: Tim Fanaro 4, Cooper Galton2, Chance Amrheim 0, Josh Barranco 1, SteveNeese 0, Luke Faulds 3, Nick Scott 0, GavinDuryea 16, Kirk Schrier 0, Cory Baker 7, ChaceAmrheim 2.CALEDONIA-MUMFORD: Kyle Preston7, Thomas Barefoot 4, Spencer Hartz 7, ChrisWilson 25, Jake McEwen 10, Kurtis Haut 14,Will Van Aukan 20,Nick Kline 11, Josh Neff 11,Marty Callan 6,Alex Polo 7,Matt Condame 0,Co Michael Truong 1.3-point goals: Duryea 2, Faulds, Wilson 7,Preston, Hartz, McEwen, Neff, Callan.

AVON 55, PAVILION 49Mike Torregiano

scored 17 points with 10rebounds and A.J. Lough-ry added 13 points and 13rebounds for Avon (1-0).

Austin Milligan had 16points for Pavilion (1-2). Pavilion 8 6 12 23 — 49Avon 13 9 13 20 — 55PAVILION: Hayden Ewell 12, Jack Clapper14, Austin Milligan 16, Dakota Pursel 2, JacobHoffman 0, Kyle Schroeder 1, Tyler Schoonov-er 0, Ryan Lowe 0, Evan Cleveland 4.AVON: John Ambroselli 0, Gerad Coyne 14,Ryan Fahrer 6, Jim Jadlos 1, Joe Sotak 0, Gra-ham Freeman 0, Colin Ellis 0, Mike Torregiano17, A.J. Loughry 13, Dominic Volpe 4, ConnerO’Donoghue 0.3-point goals: Coyne 2, Torregiano, Ewell4, Clapper, Milligan 2.

YORK 92, WARSAW 35Eli Laboy scored 16

points to lead four scorersin double figures for York(1-0), which built a 48-15halftime lead.York 20 28 23 21 — 92Warsaw 5 10 9 11 35YORK: Andrew Guesno 7, Eli Laboy 16, AlexWolfson 13, Brennan Valentino 9, Will Beres-ford 3, Ben Shepard 10, Cody Dubiel 12, MarkAllen 8, Matt Morgan 6, Chandler Geary 2,Ulysses Grant 0, Tyler Fuller 2, Ryan Lowden4.WARSAW: Kenny Foster 11, Hobart VanBu-ren 0,Anthony Monteleone 2, Josh Herman 0,Connor Gardner 0, David Chavis 0, DonaldVanBuren 17, Brian Moultrup 3, Eli Erwin 2,Mike Robinson 0, Austin Jones 0.3-pointers: Guesno, Valentino 3, Beres-ford, Dubiel; D. VanBuren 5.FINGER LAKES

NAPLES 64,

HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 44

Andrew Fleischmanand Isaiah Tilley each had16 points to lift Naples.

Eric Tolhurst had 13points and 15 rebounds forH-AC (1-1).H-AC 17 4 10 13 — 44Naples 17 15 18 14 — 64HARLEY-ALLENDALE COLUMBIA:Bryan Wang 10, Xavier Francis 0, Rick Zhao 0,Nick Boyer 11, A.J. Torre 0, Galen Everett 7,Maclcolm Cochran 1, Eric Tolhurst 13, Mat-thew Liu 0, Amos Frye 2.NAPLES: Tanner Vandersande 8, Jason Pul-ver 14, Tyler Holton 8, Andrew Fleischman 16,Isaiah Tilley 16, Dylan Fox 2.3-point goals: Wang 2, Boyer 3, Everett;Pulver, Holton 2, Fleischman 2.

MARCUS WHITMAN 109,HONEOYE 56

Luke Shively finishedwith 28 points and RhenGlover added 21 for Mar-cus Whitman, whichscored at least 20 points inevery quarter.MW 30 26 32 21 — 109Honeoye 15 15 16 10 — 56MARCUS WHITMAN: Lane Brown 1, De-vante Evans 8, Justin Lyons 6, Sean Bagley 7,Trevor Black 0, Merritt Bailey 5, Caleb Green8, Jayson Crowley 0, Luke Shively 28, MattHall 6, Rhen Glover 21, Lucas Tomion 19.HONEOYE: Justin Soliday 17, M. Pestle 0, T.Gladding 12, J. Kraft 8, D. Wolschlegel 5, P.Goff 1, P. Lovejoy 0, Marble 4, A. Taylor 0, D.Woodward 9.3-point goals: Soliday 2; Shively 3, Grover5.

BLOOMFIELD 76, SOUTH SENECA 23

Haiden Ward had 11points and five assists andBrian Dulen added 12 re-bounds and three assistsfor Bloomfield.SS 2 9 7 5 — 23Bloomfield 17 22 17 20 — 76

WAYNE COUNTY

NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT 66,MARION 22

Chris Dean had 16points and eight reboundsand Garrett Hoyt record-ed 11 points and seven re-bounds for NR-W (1-0).Marion 6 7 4 5 — 22NR-W 17 21 22 6 — 66MARION: Tommy Madison 0, R.J. Sturtz 0,Preston Crego 9, Broderick Walker 0, RodneyDeLyser 0, Connor Crego 11, Joe Cook 0, RayHepburn 0, Jacob Nashlund 0, Chad Meise 0,Taylor Christie 2.NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT: Connor Pen-dleton 7, Brandon Kaempffe 7, Tyler Norris 4,Garrett Hoyt 11, Chris Dean 16, Mike VanFleet4, Jake Stevenson 12, Rishil Sheth 4, Alex Sut-ton 1, Desmond Herring 0.

LYONS 79, EAST ROCHESTER 66

Damon Hunter scoreda game-high 34 points topower Lyons (1-0).

Tre Miller had a career-high 18 points for EastRochester (1-1). Lyons 17 19 20 23 — 79ER 13 10 22 21 — 66LYONS: Josh DeSein 17, Zach Wunder 2,Josh Olson 2, C.J. Smith 0, D.J. Smith 0, NickFera 2,Damion Scott 2,Damon Hunter 34,D.J.Long 20, Chris Peay 0.EAST ROCHESTER: Tre Miller 18, JustinReho 6, Kendrick Watson 4, Danny Medina 3,Jon Morrello 3, Brendon McDermott 0, ZachHouser 2, Max Argento 14, Phineas Jacques14, Derek Baird 2, DeMarr Nelson 0.3-point goals: DeSein 5, Hunter, Miller 4,Reho 2, Medina, Argento 2.

CLYDE-SAVANNAH 85,WILLIAMSON 47

Cam DiSanto had 33points, 15 rebounds and 6steals and Jared Fanieladded 23 points to powerC-S (2-0).C-S 28 23 22 12 — 85Williamson 11 11 12 13 — 47CLYDE-SAVANNAH: Jason Doig 0, JoeFaniel 12, Cam DiSanto 33, Cal Felker 3, Mi-chael Turner 0, Kirk Lancaster 0, Shaq Haskin0, Jomain Bogan 12, Ryan Breen 0, Jared Fa-niel 23, Jordan Munson 2.WILLIAMSON: Colby Desbrough 12,MitchSteurrys 8, Tom Ferland 2, Matt Sperr 0, AlAlmira-Camey 0, Fran Aguilera 3, Josh McIn-tosh 14, Bennett Schoonerman 2, Andy Luke2, Jake Scribner 4.3-point goals: Joe Faniel, DiSanto, JaredFaniel 5, Desbrough 2, Aguilera, McIntosh.NON-LEAGUE

LE ROY 66, BYRON-BERGEN55

Zach Moore scored thefirst seven points for LeRoy and finished with 21points, 7 rebounds and 5assists to lead the OatkanKnights (1-0).

Steve Cappotelli added10 points and four assistsfor Le Roy, which led 58-34 going into the fourthquarter.

Mick Magin had 23points for B-B (0-1). B-B 14 11 9 21 — 55Le Roy 22 15 21 8 — 66BYRON-BERGEN: Brandon Burke 6, Gar-rett Chapell 6, Dajuandrick Gardner 16, MickMagin 23, Steele Truax 4, Andrew Williams 0.LE ROY: Mike McMullen 6, Steve Cappotelli10, Zach Moore 21, Josh Dumbleton 2, TomKelso 4, Ethan Witkowski 5, Nick Egling 10,Kody Lamkin 8.3-pointers: Magin 3, McMullen, Moore 3,Witkowski.

MEDINA-VI 71,OAKFIELD-ALABAMA 45

Ryan Cummings had 12points for O-A (0-1)O-A 9 4 10 22 — 45Medina 18 28 13 12 — 71OAKFIELD-ALABAMA: Ryan Emery 5,Nick Tambe 0, Dominic D‘Alba 0, Ryan Cum-mings 12, Chris Nanni 4, Chase Manzella 4,Zach Gayton 3, Hunter Spiotta 7, John Kor-zelius 1, Nate Nadolinski 5, Carl Giess 4, TylerHamm 0.MEDINA: Jason Hellwig 7, Dylan Lewis 16,Danny Brown 16, Drake Grabowski 2, KevinArnold 6,Brennan Zinkievich 2,David Garrow2, Adam Hoot 6, Davonte Howard 3, BenMcPherson 9, Josh Cuanlado 2.3-point goals: Emery, Cummings 4, Gay-ton, Spiotta; Lewis 2, Brown 3, Arnold, How-ard.

WRESTLINGMONROE COUNTY

WEBSTER SCHROEDER 50,WEBSTER THOMAS 1899: D.J. Schmatz (WT) by forfeit. 106: CharlieAlessi (WS) by forfeit. 113: George Bardanis(WS) p. Obi Rambo 1:24. 120: Xiaodi Chen(WS) d. Chance Nadritch 3-1.126: Tom Lancie

(WS) d.Danny Adamczuk 9-2.132:David LaS-pina (WS) d. Vinny Asito 3-2. 138: Alex Sal-vaggio (WS) m.d. Aaron Langley 13-1. 145:Mike LaLoggia (WS) p.Peter Tubiolo 1:44.152:Sam Vacchetto (WS) d. Ian Salathiel 4-0.160:Loe Lupicella (WS) d. Ryan Kenyon 15-7. 170:Dakota Lockwood (WT) d. Tim Nolan 1-0.182:Anthony McCorry (WS) p. Derek Tantillo 3:56.195: Ryan Bacher (WT) d. Richard Paolotto3-2. 220: Hayden Maltese (WT) p. Jake White-ford 4:48. 285: Damon Neill (WS) p. Joey Lan-zafame 3:42.

HILTON 65, GATES CHILI 1899: Adonis Savidis (GC) p. Brandon Trouskie5:07.106:Derek St. James (GC) by forfeit. 113:Austin Hertel (H) by forfeit.120: Yianni Diako-mihalis (H) t.f. Jacob Morley 17-0. 126: KyleAnderson (H) p. Demetrios Timmons 3:30.132: Kevin Westbrook (H) p. Zach Davis 1:58.138: Louie DePrez (H) p. Connor Ferrante2:52. 145: Double forfeit. 152: Anthony De-Prez (H) p. Christian Ferrante 1:05. 160: MikeSpallina (H) p. Johna McPherson 1:01.170:Ha-rald Juergens (H) p. Josh Goodman :43. 182:Niko Viron (GC) p. Brad Schwartz 4:52. 195:Dan Norris (H) by forfeit. 220: John Fuino (H)by forfeit. 285: Joe Fuino (H) by forfeit.

VICTOR 63, HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA 2499: Alex Sampson (V) dec. Conner DeBadts,8-2. 106: Jack Kunts (V) won by forfeit. 113:Mike Verrasa (V) pinned Greg VanMaaren,2:25. 120: Kevin Marcano (V) won by forfeit.126: Riley Masterson (HF-L) pinned Alla Alsa-lahi (V) 4:30. 132: T.D. Ierlar (V) pinned Ste-phen Ranelli, 0:36. 138: Stevie Hetlekides (V)won by forfeit.145: Mike Kahovec (V) won byforfeit. 152: Jordan Bower (V) won by forfeit.160: Connor Boice (HF-L) pinned Tyler Bishop,1:39. 170: Kyle Collins (V) pinned Ben Gutch-ess, 1:49. 182: Jake Smith (HF-L) pinned An-drew Alverman,0:45.195:Ben Klei (V) pinnedRoberto Vega, 0:30. 220: Seth Patterson (HF-L) pinned Ian Torrez, 1:57. 285: Mike Martin(V) won by forfeit.

BATAVIA 52, BRIGHTON 2799: Ritch Lamkin (BA) by forfeit. 106: Jack Fol-ger (BA) p.Nick Kemp 1:50.113: Nate Johnson(BR) by forfeit.120: Matt Boyle (BA) p. Robert

Calkins 1:42. 126: Terren Lovria (BA) p. DanGizzi 4:32. 132: Jeremy Boyle (BA) m.d. LukeBassler 12-1. 138: Steve Kirkpatrick (BA) byforfeit.145: Dominick Mogavero (BA) p. Mar-shall Ireland 1:48.152: Jack Bayer (BR) d. Tre-vor Rittersback (BA) 10-6.160: Luke Muir (BR)by forfeit. 170: Louie Scaffetta (BA) d. Eli Ho-rowitz 6-0.182: John Kil (BR) p. Noah Dobber-tin 2:43. 195: Gordon Truesdale (BR) p. Dimi-trius Bell 1:04.220:Tom Garlock (BA) d. CaseyGoldberg 9-2. 285: Joe Amico (BA) by forfeit.LIVINGSTON COUNTY

WAYLAND-COHOCTON 48,DANSVILLE 35

Mike Smith (170pounds), Fred Dugan(182) and Jake Wormuth(220) all recorded pins forWay-Co.NON-LEAGUE

ALBION-VI 40, KENDALL 21Mark Washington won

8-7 at 182 pounds for Ken-dall (0-1).

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Freshman MariqueSimkin scored 15 points asUniversity Prep defeatedthe host Blue Devils 49-38in the championship gameof the Victor basketballtournament on Saturday.

Cameron Myles added12 points and seven re-bounds for the Griffins(2-0).

Qullian Leach-Alexan-der scored eight of his 11points in the fourth quar-ter for University Prep.

Victor is 1-2.U Prep 10 9 12 18 — 49Victor 12 4 8 14 — 38UNIVERSITY PREP: Marique Simkin 15,Xavier Bantum-Scott 0, Cameron Wilson 0,Kory Wyatt 2, Qullian Leach-Alexander 11,Jordan Marshall 7, Cameron Myles 12, Je-vonte Noble 2.VICTOR: Chad Messier 0, Mike DeMarco 0,Conor Powers 11,Alec DeCarlo 0, Jon Famure-wa 0, Grant Hildman 2, David Reed 0, LuisRivera 12, Michael Famurewa 0, Luke Bleier13, Connor Sharkey 0.3-point goals: Simkin, Leach-Alexander2, Marshall, Powers.EASTRIDGE TOURNAMENT

NE/NW COLLEGE PREP 69,EASTRIDGE 41

Torry Wright had eightof his 18 points in the thirdquarter as NE/NW Col-lege Prep (2-1) took overin the third to win the tour-nament title.

Wright also grabbed 16rebounds and Malik Wil-kinson added 13 reboundsin the win.

Ty’Shun Walker had 19points for Eastridge (1-1).NE/NW 12 18 20 19 — 69Eastridge 5 18 6 12 — 41NE/NW COLLEGE PREP: Jaleel Collins 6,Jordan Baker 2, Dreon Johnson 0, JustusWhite 6, Demetrious Pettway 13, AnthonyJackson 10, Sherman Graham 6, Torry Wright18, Malik Wilkinson 6, Shawn Molina 2.EASTRIDGE: Ty’Shun Walker 19, ArmandoOrtiz 0, Shazay Lloyd 0, Anthony Guetti 0,Joey Sutton 2, D’Angelo Moraza 0, ShakelLawton 2, Cortez Sowell 2, Kevin Sprague 8,Shareif Jones 0, Zach Haugh 4, BrandonHutchinson 0, Jay’Von Hampton 4.3-point goals: White, Graham 2; Walker,Sprague 2.

MONROE 54, SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 42

Junior Trayvon Holtscored 10 points in eachhalf to lift Monroe (1-2) inthe consolation.Monroe 11 15 20 8 — 54SOTA 11 7 15 9 — 42MONROE: Dayquan Brown 17, Carlee Ellis8, Ahmir Ellis 2, Desmond Williams 0, TrayvonHolt 20, Shaimir Stanley 2, Ahmaad Ellis 3,Josh Zayas 2, Jomar Feliciano 0.SCHOOL OF THE ARTS: Tyrell Marshall 0,Alex Torres 3, Jezia Anderson 5,Darius Walker5, Katarrey Williams 4, Christian Simmons 11,Jalen Rump 10, Kenyon McGahee 4.3-point goals: Brown, Ellis 2, Holt 2, A.Ellis; Torres, Anderson, Simmons, Rump.SPENCERPORTTOURNAMENT

WEBSTER SCHROEDER 59,BROCKPORT 41

Tournament MVP Em-mitt Holt totaled 21points,10 rebounds and 6 blockedshots to lift WebsterSchroeder (2-0) in thechampionship game.

Brandon Gartland add-ed 13 points and six re-bounds for the Warriors.

Schroeder held Brock-port (1-1) to just two fieldgoals in the third to build a49-28 lead.Brockport 13 10 5 13 — 41Schroeder 18 16 15 10 — 59BROCKPORT: Ja’quan McGill 4, NathanielCaleb 0, Tom Reynolds 4, Taylor Huag 0, JakeBurgio 18, Kyle Luce 2, Donald Cook 12, ZachSodoma 1, Nico Langelotti 0.WEBSTER SCHROEDER: Andrew Gopie0, Brandan Gartland 13, Ryan Bull 0, JakeBoone 0, Ryan Harris 4, Connor Scott 13, An-drew Bardusch 0, Casey Harris 6, Nate Gar-tland 2, Emmitt Holt 21, Ben Miller 0.3-point goals: Burgio,Cook 4;Gartland 2,Scott 2.

CANANDAIGUA 74,SPENCERPORT 26

Ian Brown scored 14points for Canandaigua(2-1) in the consolation.Canandaigua 20 25 15 14 — 74Spencerport 4 9 10 3 — 26

CANANDAIGUA: Sean Thomson 3, IanBrown 14, Patrick Bay 2, Patrick Coyne 9, TimBay 8, Alex Gikis 6, Colton Ceravolo 2, DillonMergenthaler 10, Zac Webber 1, Ben Roberge4,Mitch O’Donnell 2,Chris Slaughter 3,AdamScott 10.SPENCERPORT: Jon Gill 3, Zekiah Owens7, Joe Hueber 0, Maleik Owens 0, Corey La-whorn 5, Dan Sullivan 1, Jake Lane 0, JohnFeeney 0, Isaiah Ingram 4, Reece Inclima 2,Andrew Dukes 4.3-point goals: Thomson, Brown 4, Coyne,T. Bay 2, Gill, Z. Owens, Lawhorn.CATARACT CLASSIC

BISHOP KEARNEY 60,NIAGARA FALLS-VI 47

JoJo Gause totaled 14points and 10 reboundsand Quinton Rose added13 points and five assiststo pace Kearney (1-0).

The Kings trailed 8-2,but closed the first quar-ter on a 15-2 spurt.Bishop Kearney 17 13 17 13— 60Niagara Falls 10 9 15 13— 47BISHOP KEARNEY: Tyler Kirton 2, Quin-ton Rose 13, Rian Carter 8, Tabari Boehler 0,Nathan Bradley 4, Joseph Gause 14, BrandenKellam 9, Stanley Foster 6, Ardell Brown 2,Joshua Jackson 2.NIAGARA FALLS: Breon Harris 6, AntwanPalmer 2, Jake Martineau 3, Zach Walker 5,Elijah Griggs 12, Tyler Sanders 6, Devin Scar-borough 7, Jordan Rankin 2, Charles Lamar 4.3-point goals: Carter; Harris 2, Marti-neau, Walker, Scraborough.NON-LEAGUE

FAIRPORT 58, CHRISTIANBROTHERS ACADEMY-III 50

Adam Pries totaled 12points and 10 rebounds tolead Fairport (2-0).

Adam Pelusio and BenWahl each scored 10 forthe Red Raiders.Fairport 17 8 15 18 — 58CBA 11 12 8 19 — 50FAIRPORT: Ben Wahl 10,Patrick Legg 0,Mi-chael Pelin 5, Jamie Wolmering 7, Dan Masi-no 6, Adam Pelusio 10, Matt Keenan 3, AdamPries 12, Maleek Mason 5.CBA: Tim Pierret 10, Nick Aversa 4, DanteHatem 4, Charlie Russo 15, Mike Trasolini 6,Matt Burns 5,Dylan Lambert 2, Emmett Dunn4.3-point goals: Mason, Pelin, Pelusio 2,Keenan; Pierret, Burns.

HOCKEYSECTION V

BATAVAIA/ALEXANDER 4,BATAVIA NOTRE DAME 3

Aaron Feary scored 3minutes, 36 seconds intothe third period to giveBatavia/Alexander (2-1) atwo-goal lead

Dan Hinca had twogoals and an assist andRich Francis had a goaland an assist for the BlueDevils.

Mason Versage hadtwo goals for BND (1-2-1).

PITTSFORD 8,RUSH-HENRIETTA 1

Thomas Boyatzies hadtwo goals and one assistand Greg Weyl and TimFoster tallied a goal andthree assists for Pittsford(2-1).

AQUINAS 4, WEBSTER THOMAS 2

Jimmy Diliberto hadtwo goals and two assistsand Anthony Depetresadded a goal and two as-sists as Aquinas (4-0) ral-lied.

Tristen Petersonscored both goals to givethe Titans (1-3) a 2-0 lead.

The Little Irish scoredfour unanswered goalsover the second and thirdperiods.

HILTON 5, GENESEO/LIVONIA 1

Sean Robson recordeda hat trick and FrankGaffney assisted on threegoals to lead Hilton (2-0).

Curtis Acker made 14saves for the Cadets, whoscored three goals in thefirst five minutes of thethird period to take a 5-1lead.

IRONDEQUOIT 6, VICTOR 1Matt Comanzo scored

twice, and Louis Cup, An-drew Knope and MitchCulver each added a goaland three assists for Iron-

dequoit (4-0).

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 2, GATES CHILI 1

Senior Connor Hoyngscored unassisted aboutmidway through the sec-ond period to break a tiefor C-C (1-2).

David Luciw tied thegame for the Saints justsix minutes earlier.

Kyle Wood made 14saves in the win.

Mike Elliott had thegoal for the Spartans (1-3).WEST GENESEETOURNAMENT

WEST GENESEE-III 4,FAIRPORT 1

All-Tournament teamselection Alex Schoepfelscored for Fairport (3-1).

Pat Dowd also madethe all-tournament team.NON-LEAGUE

MCQUAID 10, WEST SENECA WEST-VI 3

Mike Campbell and Mi-chael Capicotto each tal-lied three goals and twoassists to power McQuaid(4-0).

PENFIELD 4, GLENS FALLS-II 0

Jared Kachaylo totaleda goal and two assists forPenfield (4-1).

Senior Meghan Brown-ing stopped 21 shots forher first varsity shutout.

WRESTLINGMATTHEW MARINOTOURNAMENT

Wayne 120-pounderBryan Lantry was thewinner in seven matchesand was named the mostoutstanding wrestler atthe two-day tournamentat Webster Schroeder.

Lantry defeated RyanBurns of Clarence in the120-pound tournament fi-nal, 8-2.

Hilton won the teamscoring with 295 pointsbehind four weight classwinners.

Clarence, coached byRush-Henrietta graduateJason Chase, was second2.5 points behind the Ca-dets and was followed byWebster Schroeder,which totaled 266 points.Team scores: Hilton 295, Clarence-VI292.5, Webster Schroeder 266, Union-Endi-cott-IV 261.5, Brockport 220.5, Mexico-III212.5, Fairport 190, Greece 168, Iroquois-VI143, Tioga-IV 153.5, Niagara-Wheatfield-VI145.5,Wayne 139.5,Phoenix-III 139.5, Ithaca-IV 106,Brighton 81,Niagara Falls-VI 60.5, Fre-donia-VI 49, Northstar 16Weight class finals/99 pounds: CoreyDay (Iroquois) decisioned Austin O’Reily(Mexico) 7-3; 106: Theo Powers (Mexico)dec. Connor Day (Iroquois) 9-5; 113: YianniDiakomahlis (Hilton) technical fall BrendanArena (Clarence) 19-3; 120: Bryan Lantry(Wayne) dec.Ryan Burns (Clarence) 8-2;126:Anthony Noce (U-E) dec. Tom Lancie (Schroe-der) 11-6; 132: Richie Burke (Ithaca) majordec. Xavian Hughes (U-E) 15-4.138: Lou De-Prez (Hilton) dec. Alex Salvaggio (Schroeder)5-2; 145: Dakota Gardner (Fredonia) dec.Mike Loggia (Schroeder) 5-2; 152: VincentDePrez (Hilton) pinned Sam Vacchetto(Schroeder) 1:05; 160: Anthony DePrez (Hil-ton) dec. Nate Schwab (Clarence) 7-2; 171:Jake Weber (Clarence) dec.Mike Spallina (Hil-ton) 8-2; 182: Will Hillard (Phoenix) pinnedSammy Davis (U-E) 5:30; 195: First place,Gordon Truesdale (Brighton), runner-up TimRaycraft (Fairport); 220: Camdron Calderelli(Brockport), runner-up John Fuino (Hilton);285: Ian James (Greece) dec. Ryan Mattison(Brockport) 5-3.RCAC INVITATIONAL

Zach Poudrier went4-0 at 220 pounds to leadMcQuaid to the team ti-tle. Poudrier won by pin-fall in 20 seconds andthree minutes, earned a5-2 decision and won byforfeit.Team: McQuaid 4-0; Wilson 3-1; East 2-2;Lyons 1-3; Batavia Notre Dame 0-4All-tournament team113: Van Trahn (McQuaid) 4-0;120: MackWilliamson (McQuaid) 4-0; 126: TyrekeWalker (Wilson) 4-0; 132: Alex Delano(McQuaid) 4-0; 138: Tariq Logan (Wilson)4-0; 145: Mitch Gilbert (McQuaid) 4-0;152: Dejour Holland (East) 4-0;160: JoeyZickl (BND) 4-0; 170: Darshan Acosta(East) 4-0; 182: John Laduca (McQuaid)4-0; 195: Natalio Navarez (Wilson)/NickWood (Lyons) 3-1; 220: Zach Poudrier(McQuaid) 4-0; 285: Muhammed Yoruk(McQuaid) 4-0.BYRON-BERGENINVITATIONALTeam scores: Westfield/Ripley/Chau-tauqua Lake/Panama-VI 170, North Rose-Wolcott 159.5, Byron-Bergen/Elba 129.5,Pioneer-VI 124.5, Alexander 120, Attica108.0, Keshequa 78, Livonia 68, Sodus61.5, St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute 61,East Aurora-VI 59, Wellsville 56, Dansville49, Kendall 39, Churchville-Chili 34.5, Ho-neoye Falls-Lima 33, Letchworth 28, Brigh-ton 15.Finals99: Dane Heberlein (Alexander) pinnedTrey Wiedemann (Pioneer), 0:41; 106:Connor Wilkins (Livonia) tech. fall BryceRowe (WRCL), 15-0. 113: Dominic Caruso(St. Joseph's) dec. Jordan Rodriguez (So-dus), 3-0; 120: Jared Price (Pioneer)pinned Nick Gaiser (Alexander), 2:24.126:Nick Hudson (WRCL) pinned Matt Gaiser(Alexander), 3:22. 132: Austin Acquard(Pioneer) dec. Stephen Strauchen (Attica),4-0. 138: Hunter Taylor (Byron-Bergen/El-ba) dec.Kale Gilbert (WRCL),6-1.145: Ma-son ReQua (Kendall) dec. Wyatt DeMarree(Sodus), 8-3. 152: Ryan Hurlburt (Dans-ville) dec. Devan Marsteiner (Sodus), 4-2.160: Danny Khomitch (Byron-Bergen/El-ba) dec. Nick Scheer (East Aurora), 7-5.170: Dakota White (North Rose-Wolcott)dec. Dakota Woolley (Letchworth), 9-4.182: Phil Wilshire (Attica) dec. RichieJones (St. Joseph's), 7-5.195: Tyler Furlow(WRCL) pinned Skyler Tuper (North Rose-Wolcott), 3:45. 220: Sam Egan (Church-ville-Chili) dec. Nicholas Cole (North Rose-Wolcott), 13-7. 285: Brendan Marsocci(Byron-Bergen/Elba) pinned D.J. Hamrick(WRCL), 1:00.

SWIMMINGNON-LEAGUE

CANANDAIGUA 96, GENEVA 78

Sean Carbary won the100 freestyle (51.00) andNoah Barnard won the100 backstroke (1:10.45)for Canandaigua (1-0).

BARKER-VI 85,HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 82

Gil Smolyak, ElijahHale and Jack Guminaeach won two individualevents for H-AC.HILTON INVITATIONAL

Nicholas Olson ofBrockport set a Hiltonpool record in winningthe 50 freestyle andhelped the Blue Devilsbreak the pool record inthe 200 freestyle relay.Team: 1. Victor 328; 2. Brockport 305; 3.Hilton 292; 4. Penfield 258; 5. Corning-IV254; 6. Spencerport 234; 7. Frewsburg-VI218; 8. Oswego-III 188; 9. Greece 137; 10.Gates Chili 70.200 medley relay: Victor (Paul LaRue,Tyler Alden, Jared Ritz, Luke Shanahan)1:45.33. 200 freestyle: Nathaniel Bar-talo (Brockport) 1:51.97. 200 individ-ual medley: Max Wersinger (Spencer-port) 2:03.42.50 freestyle: Nicholas Ol-son (Brockport) 21.72.Diving: Peter Skel-ly (Bath) 404.4. 100 butterfly: Bartalo(Brockport) 56.31. 100 freestyle: Jor-dan Powers (Frewsburg-VI) 48.81. 500freestyle: Brandon Amthor (Brockport)5:05.96. 200 freestyle relay: Brock-port (Adam Wilson, Bartalo, Chris Phillips,Olson) 1:29.63. 100 backstroke: Con-nor Litzenberger (Greece) 58:04. 100breaststroke: Devin Li (Corning-IV)1:01.56. 400 freestyle relay: Brock-port (Bartalo, Phillips, Olson, Wilson)3:21.9.

BOYS

UPrep winsVictor tourneySimkin scores15 points intitle-game win

Aquinas junior Luke Scorsone skates in the first period ofSaturday's game against Webster Thomas. JEFF WITHEROW

Staff reports

Junior Dana Watts re-corded 19 points and 12rebounds to lead Rush-Henrietta to a 54-41 vic-tory over Irondequoit inthe championship gameof the Irondequoit bas-ketball tournament onSaturday.

Emily Nestler added13 points for the RoyalComets (3-0) against thedefending Section VClass AA champion Ea-gles.

Zana Dillard scored 5of her 7 points in thefourth quarter in thewin. Rush-Henriettamade 19 of 29 freethrows.

Savannah Crocettihad 16 points for the Ea-gles (3-1).R-H 14 9 16 15 — 54Irondequoit 11 7 14 9 — 41RUSH-HENRIETTA: Zana Dillard 7,KateHamill 3, Morgan Johnson 6, Dana Watts19, Sarah Sweazy 6, Emily Nestler 13.IRONDEQUOIT: Mercedes Young 18,Jen Reininger 4, Kylee Kanealey 3, KatieMiller 0, Savannah Crocetti 16, Abby White0.3-point goals: Johnson, Crocetti 3.All-Tournament Team: MorganJohnson (R-H), Emily Nestler (R-H), Savan-nah Crocetti (Irondequoit), MercedesYoung (Irondequoit), Payton Lil (WebsterSchroeder), Taylor Sheehan (Greece Athe-na). MVP: Dana Watts (R-H).

GREECE ATHENA 51, WEBSTER SCHROEDER 30

Taylor Sheehanscored 11 points to leadAthena (2-1) in the conso-lation.

The Trojans pressuredefense was able toforce several turnovers.

Ajia McIntyre hadfive steals for the Tro-jans.

Payton Lil had 11points for Schroeder(0-2).Schroeder 4 6 8 12 — 30Athena 11 15 15 10 — 51WEBSTER SCHROEDER: Payton Lil 11,Carey Roxx 0, Janelle Covert 2, CharlotteCaldwell 2, Megan Kloosterman 0, AbigailMuir 2, Olivia Oullette 4, Danielle Testa 0,Kayla Purcel 3, Emma Merkey 6.GREECE ATHENA: Brooke Testa 1, Tay-lor Sheehan 11, Ajia Mcintyre 8, Tara Mar-cello 8, Baylee Capezzuto 0, Carina Pringle4, Krysten O’Leary 2, Sara Ciotti 9, JaymePupatelli 0, Courtney Swoyer 6, JordanneMeier 2.3-point goals: Ciotti, Marcello.MONROE COUNTY

PENFIELD 73, HILTON 56Margot Hetzke had

29 points, 10 reboundsand 6 assists and LucyCovley scored 20 of her23 points in the first halfas Penfield (1-0) openedthe game on a 19-4 run.

Emma Guy finishedwith 10 rebounds for thePatriots.

Cameron Graupmanscored 15 of her 18 pointsin the first half for Hil-ton (0-2).Hilton 9 16 20 11 — 56Penfield 21 25 19 8 — 73HILTON: Allison Strauss 4, Brienne Stike4, Cameron Graupman 18, Lauren Anten19, Bethany Christman 0, Amy Hasenauer11, Raine Gardner 0.PENFIELD: Sophie Loewenguth 0, JillPancio 2, Sandra Catanzaro 3, Emma Guy8, Margot Hetzke 29, Mary Doyle 0, LucyCovley 23, Kristen Baumer 0, Alexa Barto-siewicz 4, Shannon Nesselbush 4, MakailaWilson 0, Ali Fitzgerald 0.3-point goals; Graupman 3, Anten 3,Covley 4, Hetzke, Nesselbush, Catanzaro.BROCKPORTTOURNAMENT

WEBSTER THOMAS 56,BROCKPORT 44

Tournament MVPCandaisy Crawfordscored 23 points to gowith eight steals to leadWebster Thomas (3-0) inthe championship.

The Titans put on afull-court press in thethird quarter to pullaway.

Rachel Benedict had17 points for Brockport(1-2).Thomas 20 11 15 10 — 56Brockport 8 16 5 15 — 44WEBSTER THOMAS: Kelly Weeks 0,Candaisy Crawford 23, Chloe Miller 2,Mandy Skrypka 6,Kira Ashton 0,Emily Res-

nick 8, Rachael Whalen 0, Sarah Haes 0, Em-ma Soanes 0, Allie Diehl 11, Kerianne Coulon2, Amber Breedy 5, Jessica Boddery 2, Maris-sa Yokajty 0.BROCKPORT: Delaney Voorheis 0, Aman-da Wetzler 2, Allison Danielak 4, Rachel Ben-edict 17, Brionna Blocker 12, Ashley Danielak5, Taylor Light 4.3-point goals: Resnick 2, Diehl 3; Bene-dict.WATERLOO TOURNAMENT

PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND 49,WATERLOO 42

Liz Greendyke wasnamed tournament MVPwith 11 points, 5 reboundsand 4 steals for Suther-land (2-0) in the champi-onship game.

Santita Ebangwesechipped in eight pointsand 13 rebounds for theKnights.

Lindsay Johnson had 16points for Waterloo (1-1).Sutherland 11 17 10 11 — 49Waterloo 12 12 9 9 — 42PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND: Allie Panara5, Abby Judd 6, Bayley Axelrod 9, Holly Turner2, Vicky Beatham 3, Liz Greendyke 11, AllyJudd 3, Grace DiGiovanni 2, Santita Ebang-wese 8.WATERLOO: Janae Laribee 0, LaurenDeming 15, Angie Davis 0, Whitney Conkey 0,Chelsea Steinruck 8, Chelsea France 3, Lind-say Johnson 16, Amanda Webb 0.3-point goals: Axelrod 3, Beatham,Greendyke; Steinruck 2, France, Johnson.KENDALL TOURNAMENT

SOTA/NE-NW COLLEGE PREP37, KENDALL 34

Tournament MVP Ta-mia Jones recorded 16points, 18 rebounds and 4blocks to lift SOTA/NE-NW College Prep (3-0).

Shelby Reis scored 14points to go with four re-bounds for Kendall (1-2),which missed a pair of 3-pointers in the final 20seconds to tie.S/NE-NW 11 10 7 9 — 37Kendall 9 9 6 10 — 34SOTA/NE-NW: Precious Adams 5, KyrstalHunter 8, Imani Jackson 3, Amanda Nieves 3,Te’Ari Stanbury 2, Briealle Harris 0, TamiaJones 16.KENDALL: Shelby Reis 14, Taylor Kingsbury4, Toni ReQua 8,Nicole Browe 7, Tania Arella-no 0, Amelia Patrick 0, Sarah Gardner 0, Jai-mie Smith 0, Kari Hurlbutt 1.3-point goals: Adams, Hunter 2, Jackson,Nieves; Reis 2, ReQua 2.

EDISON 43, HOLLEY 40 (OT)Monique Green scored

15 points to lead Edison inthe consolation.

Brittani Campbellmade a 3-pointer with fiveseconds left in regulationto tie the game at 37.

Holley (0-3) missed apotential tying 3 from thewing in the final secondsof overtime.Edison 9 14 9 5 6 — 43Holley 12 5 12 8 3 — 40EDISON: T’Keyah Hopkins 8, Ladris Smith 6,Shanell Hester 0, Monique Green 15, RaqualMorales 0, Savannah Willis 0, Tonia Santiago0, Brittani Campbell 14.HOLLEY: Nikki Siplo 0, Tabitha Swift 0, Emi-ly Bailey 2, Luca Fahmer 1,Claudia Passarell 0,Nicole Blackburn 19, Lexi Reyngoudt 2, Sa-mantha Barniak 13, Jade Underwood 3.3-point goals: Campbell, Smith 2.NON-LEAGUE

MERCY 52, BUFFALO ST. MARY’S 41

Sophomore JaylaMyles posted careerhighs with 14 points and 14rebounds for Mercy (2-0).Myles shot 6-for-9 fromthe field.Mercy 12 15 10 15 — 52St. Mary’s 6 10 7 18 — 41MERCY: Emily Koscwiewicz 0, Rachel Le-febre 1, Anna Doerr 0, Abby Purcell 1, Mia Ca-terisano 2, Rachel Vespucci 6, Danielle Cleary9,Erin Koscwiewicz 4,Megan Hobler 6,Ange-lina Spampinato 9, Rose Hefferon 0, JaylaMyles 14, Alex Raymond 0.ST. MARY’S: Sam Barry 12, Katie Meegan9, Elise Kruez 3, Natalie Short 5, Julie Flem-ming 4, Anne McGorry 2, Jess Anstett 0, Adri-ana Durkin 4, Olivia McDonald 0, DanielleJones 2.3-point goals: Barry, Meegan 3, Short.

SWIMMINGNON-LEAGUE

BARKER-VI 96,HARLEY-ALLENDALECOLUMBIA 71

Lily Kegl won the 200freestyle (2:19.43) and 100freestyle (1:04.56) and Ni-cole Gelb placed first inthe 50 freestyle (26.59)and 100 backstroke(1:10.65) for the Wolves(2-1).

GIRLS

Staff reports

Watts leads R-Hto tourney title

When the cannonboomed and its cloud ofsmoke wafted toward thestarting line, Alex Cooperwas so startled, she hesitat-ed.

But within a split sec-

ond, the junior from Rush-Henrietta had jumped outwith 198 others, cutthrough the billowyplume, then pounded thefrozen turf at the NikeCross Nationals for thenext 18 minutes.

When it was all over,

her 18:11 time placed her31st at the 10th annual eventheld near Nike headquar-ters in suburban Portland,Ore.

It has become a show-case for the best highschool cross countryteams, and many of the

best individuals, in thecountry.

Irondequoit’s JoshDyrland, the only Roches-ter-area boy to qualify,was 61st in the second race,in 15:55.

“The pace was just in-credibly fast, for sure,”

Cooper said. “I knew itwould be, but I didn’t ex-pect it to be that fast. Iwas trying to move up,but so was everybodyelse.”

Dyrland, like Cooper,got caught in a hot firstmile, well faster than

five-minute pace.“I tried, but I didn’t get

out fast enough in the be-ginning,” Dyrland said. “Isurged at about 500 me-ters and got near the leadpack, but after the rollersI couldn’t hold it and start-ed getting passed.”

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