Summary

MCKINLEY (15-3, 12-0): Bell 14, Johnson 7, Jordan 4, Melendez 2, M. Morris 17, L. Smith 6, Steward 5, Thompson 4, Warren 13 BENNETT (3-15, 1-11): Adams 2, Ayala 7, Benjamin 8, Harris 2, Moore 14, Prude 9, Thompson 3, Williams 1 3-point goals: M. Morris 2, Warren, Ayala, Prude

Recap

During their three seasons together at McKinley, Lovell Smith and Marcus Morris helped the Macks win 37 out of 40 boys basketball games in the always tough Yale Cup. Want an even more impressive stat than that? The duo helped McKinley to its second straight unbeaten season in the Yale Cup. The Macks routed host Bennett 76-41 in a game in which they didn't use the shot clock. It didn't matter as the Macks' pressure defense forced plenty of turnovers and bad shots as McKinley bolted to a 52-18 halftime lead and cruised. "It's not easy to do in the league," Macks coach Zaire Dorsey said of the back-to-back unbeaten league seasons. Especially with the new league format where teams are divided into different divisions based on competitiveness. That means instead of playing everyone once, McKinley faced perennial contenders like East twice this season. Dorsey said this is McKinley's fourth Yale Cup title since 1993. Morris finished with 17 points, 12 rebounds and four assists, while Smith had six points. Reyjzon Jordan had 10 rebounds, 10 assists and seven steals, doing a fine job controlling the tempo of the game during a second half in which McKinley ran a delay offense against Bennett's zone. The Macks figure to be a No. 2 seed in Class A-1 for the Section VI Tournament. The seeds will be announced Saturday.

Summary

MEC (13-4, 9-3): Anderson 31, Briggs 11, Brown 5, Scott 13 EAST (12-6, 9-3): Bryant 8, Kinley 8, Lewis 8, Tyson 18, Young 15 3-point goals: Anderson 3, Briggs, Young 5

Recap

Middle Early College ended its regular season in style. The Kats, thanks in large part to a 31-point performance by senior Keir Anderson, avenged an earlier loss to East by winning on the Panthers' home floor Thursday evening, 60-57, in a battle of top 10 small schools. MEC, which is ranked seventh among small schools, beat No. 4 East to finish 13-4 overall and 9-3 in Yale Cup Division I, forging a tie for second with East (12-6, 9-3). East beat MEC, 61-52, in overtime on Jan. 11. "Our mistake when we saw East in our gym was that we underestimated them," said Anderson. "We realized we can't do that. The win definitely boosts our confidence, but we're not big-headed about anything." Anderson's fallaway jumper after a dynamic cross-over dribble and spin move put Middle Early College up, 58-51, with 3:15 to go. East would be within one in the final minute, but Anderson hit both ends of a one-and-one for MEC's 60-57 lead with 19 seconds to go. A Brandon Jefferson steal ended East's hopes of hoisting a final three-pointer. "Keir has grown a lot in the last 10 games," said coach Randall Rich. "Just his play the last five, he's had 24, 29, 29 and now 31. He's playing like a man and people are starting to notice. He's playing really well at the right time." T.J. Scott had 13 for the Kats while guard Kevin Briggs scored nine of his 11 in the second half. Tyree Tyson led East with 18 points while Shawn Young had five threes for his 15 points.

Summary

RIVERSIDE (5-13, 2-10): Caldwell 8, Glover 2, Humphrey 4, Johnson 6, Littlejohn 7, Mcmamee 5, Smith 23 SOUTH PARK (9-9, 4-8): Baker 6, Godson 5, Kaczor 7, Mitchell 24, White 10 3-point goals: Johnson, Mcmamee, Smith 2, Kaczor, Mitchell

Summary

BUFFALO ARTS (4-14, 3-8): I. Griffin 7, G. Griffin 10, Harris 16, James 21, Parham 8, Sales 5, Woods 8 DA VINCI (0-14, 0-11): Cali 7, Gates 7, Henry 17, Robinson 17, Jackson 3 3-point goals: I. Griffin, Harris 4, James 2, Sales, Cali, Henry 3, Jackson

Summary

LAFAYETTE (12-6, 9-1): Colon 24, Cortes 2, Diaz 16, Figueroa 2, Perry 2, Stills 10, Woods 8 EMERSON (11-5, 7-4): L. Dowell 16, J. Dowell 14, Garrett 13, Saunders 2, Simpson 9 3-point goals: Colon 5, Diaz 2, J. Dowell, Garrett

Summary

TIMON-ST. JUDE (10-13, 6-4): Fulton 3, Harris 11, Murphy 2, Welch 1, Williams 24 CANISIUS (18-4, 11-0): Cercone 4, Huffman 9, Insalaco 5, M. MacDonald 14, Mosley 8, Richards 6, Washington 5, Weir 19, White 8 3-point goals: Williams, Huffman 3, Insalaco, M. MacDonald 2, Washington, Weir, White 2

Recap

When Canisius is operating on all cylinders, watch out. Bishop Timon-St. Jude discovered that the hard way Thursday night as the Buffalo News' No. 1 Large School routed the Tigers, 78-42. Nine different players scored for the Crusaders, who extended a 29-16 halftime lead with a 24-10 third quarter. Adam Weir led the winners with 19 points, while Matt MacDonald added 14. Canisius swept the regular-season series with Timon after beating the Tigers earlier this month by just five points. "Today was probably the best team game we've played all season," Crusaders coach Kyle Husband said. "When the score is that far apart against a rival it is a little shocking but when we play good team basketball anything can happen. ... They missed a lot of shots and we played well." Canisius faces rival St. Joe's on Saturday.

Summary

NIA. CATHOLIC (9-10, 4-6): Adamson 15, Jackson 15, O'Connor 1, Paige 2, Socha 24, Thomas 14, Whisker 5 O'HARA (3-20, 1-10): Carter 2, Cathcart 11, Derrett 5, Glowacki 25, Herring 13, Lobuglio 2, Streicher 3 3-point goals: Thomas 2, Whisker

Recap

Jonathan Jackson recorded a quadruple double as Niagara Catholic rallied in the second half to defeat host Cardinal O'Hara, 76-64. Jackson finished with 15 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals as the Patriots did a better job of pressing, running the floor and sharing the basketball to outscore the Hawks, 44-29 in the second half.

Summary

ORCHARD PARK (2-16, 0-12): Biddle 3, Cimorelli 4, A. Goltz 14, K. Goltz 6, Hadzic 4, T. Heath 2, Murray 3, Roman 3, Shaffner 4 JAMESTOWN (16-2, 11-1): Campion 22, Carlson 1, Colwell 4, Hoaglund 8, Kellam 2, Lee Yaw 8, Panebianco 18, Park 2, Sisson 5 3-point goals: A. Goltz 2, K. Goltz 2, Campion 2, Hoaglund 2, Panebianco 3, Sisson

Summary

CHEEKTOWAGA (6-12, 4-10): Carthon 2, Ciezki 21, Plummer 4, Thompson 2, Welch 14, Williams 3, Camel 3 DEPEW (11-7, 9-5): Crawley 5, Hyman 7, Kaspraczk 6, Lamb 6, Lopez 6, Mietus 9, Penner 6, Sekuterski 15, Vanini 6, Zmich 14 3-point goals: Ciezki, Welch, Crawley, Hyman, Mietus, Penner, Sekuterski

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SPRINGVILLE (2-15, 0-13): Beatty 7, Benz 9, Dickinson 7, Fisher III 4, Lawton 2, Seneca 4, Wolcott 4, Wolfley 5 MARYVALE (12-6, 10-4): Aikin 15, Graham 1, Jung 3, Lamar 6, McCallie 11, Putman 4, E. Smith 24 3-point goals: Dickinson, Wolfley, Aikin 3, E. Smith

Summary

LACKAWANNA (15-3, 10-2): Abdo 17, Adams 8, Alexander 18, Brooks 12, Cleveland 6, Fields 4, C. Smith 7, Sylvers 14 JFK (4-14, 2-10): Braniecki 2, E. Cartenuto 9, Gabrielli 4, Kozak 4, McMahon 6, Seiser 5, Walkowski 8 3-point goals: Alexander 6, Cleveland 2, C. Smith, Sylvers 2, E. Cartenuto, Gabrielli, Seiser, Walkowski

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NIA.-WHEAT. (5-12, 3-10): Cappucilli 3, A. Forcucci 2, Galvano 4, Mulcahy 10, Taylor 6, Yarussi 17 KENMORE WEST (12-6, 10-4): Campbell 14, Cuadra 7, Fron 3, Kulik 4, Northrup 2, Phillips 3, Price 17, Salter 3, Whalen 4, White 3 3-point goals: Mulcahy, Taylor 2, Cuadra, Phillips, Price 4

Summary

ALBION (2-15, 2-12): Allport 5, Burroughs 3, Castuechino 7, Fannin 3, Hamilton 2, Koester 10, Riddick 6, Thigpen 6, Whitten 7 BARKER (10-8, 6-8): Cole 8, Gooding 3, Haight 19, Luckman 6, Moeller 6, Smolinski 3, Sweeney 16 3-point goals: Allport, Burroughs, Smolinski, Sweeney 4

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AKRON (12-6, 10-4): Abrams 12, Diebel 4, Henley 4, Lauricella 5, Mietz 6, Poodry 15, Sundown 10 MEDINA (6-12, 3-11): Brown 21, Griffith 2, Hellwig 15, McPherson 4, Taylor 6, Thompson 6 3-point goals: Lauricella, Mietz 2, Poodry, Sundown, Brown 5, Hellwig 3, Thompson 2

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CSAT (15-3, 14-0): Brown 10, Dy. Carson 2, Da. Carson 17, LaMar 2, Peay 10, Santos 16, Wesley 3 ROY-HART (12-6, 9-5): Bobbitt 13, Copella 20, Farewell 12, Heschke 1, Roman 2, Stoddard 9, Woods 2 3-point goals: Brown, Da. Carson 3, Santos 2, Wesley, Bobbitt 2

Summary

NEWFANE (14-4, 11-3): Branca 3, Doyle 6, Geise 10, Intihar 6, Kneeland 6, O'Keefe 2, Ratajczak 5, Sears 15, Weber 11 WILSON (1-17, 1-13): Baker 17, Bradley 3, Daunce 3, Johnston 2, McIntosh 7, Shank 5 3-point goals: Geise, Ratajczak, Sears, Weber, Baker 2, McIntosh, Shank

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WESTFIELD (10-6, 8-2): Coe 22, Dahl 3, DeMarco 9, Imm 3, Rodriguez 7 MAPLE GROVE (16-1, 12-0): Germaine 15, Gorke 9, Green 2, Kistner 7, G. Solffel 13, W. Solffel 19, Wefing 14 3-point goals: Coe 2, Rodriguez, Germaine, Kistner 2, W. Solffel

Summary

CHAUT. LAKE (10-8, 8-4): Applegarth 2, Briggs 2, Clute 19, Davidson 8, Hulton 13, Mayer 4, Thomas 17 PANAMA (5-12, 4-8): Blose 23, K. Eddy 2, Lewis 8, Odell 10, Rensel 11 3-point goals: Clute 3, Davidson 2, Blose 3, Rensel 3

Summary

NORTH COLLINS (8-10, 5-7): Ja. Keough 3, Keppel 16, Lloyd 3, Youngman 6 CLYMER (12-5, 8-3): Einink 15, Lictus 15, McAfoose 9, Wiggers 10 3-point goals: Ja. Keough, Einink 3, Lictus, McAfoose

Summary

RIPLEY (0-15, 0-10): Houser 2, M. Lisek 3, Swan 6, Szymanowski 6 ELLICOTTVILLE (8-9, 5-7): Easton 6, Macomb 1, Morton 10, Musall 9, Steinbroner 11, Watt 10, S. Wilson 2 3-point goals: M. Lisek, Swan, Morton, Musall

Summary

CHR. CENTRAL (8-11, 2-5): J. Holevinski 5, Kasmore 6, Moser 23, N. Rarick 21, E. Rarick 4, Stuije 4 PARK (11-6, 8-0): Anderson 7, Buckley 16, Cheatom 14, Henley 23, S. Winkleman 13, D. Winkleman 3 3-point goals: Moser 4, N. Rarick, Anderson 10, Henley 2

Summary

GLOBAL CONCEPTS (4-7): Golda 44, Moylin 12, Saeed 5, Wilczewski 3 BUFFALO SCIENCE (0-18): Jones 15, Lewis 3, McCants 19, Olympio 6 3-point goals: Golda 3, Saeed, Wilczewski, Jones 2

Recap

Sophomore Randy Golda broke his own school record, scoring 44 points for Global Concepts during a 64-55 nonleague win over Buffalo Science in boys basketball. Golda, whose scored two of his points on his first in-game dunk, poured in 29 points during the second half, most off of pick-and-roll plays and also went 9 for 9 from the free-throw line. He also grabbed 21 rebounds. "The crowd went nuts," coach Jack Graham said of Golda's dunk. "He had a good night." Golda's old single-game mark was 34 points. Global Concepts is a Class D team which plays an independent schedule playing its first season as a varsity program.

Summary

HAMBURG (9-9, 6-6): DeGrood 4, Odre 1, Pierce 4, Ryan 9, Sardinia 21, Violanti 16 LAKE SHORE (7-12): Bergum 10, Brueckl 12, Cala 4, Govenettio 10, Joslyn 10, Vona 3 3-point goals: Sardinia 3, Violanti, Brueckl

Summary

HOLLAND (9-7): James 3, Kline 5, Lewis 12, Pedzwater 2, Phillips 7 MST SENECA (11-7): Blackmon 6, Bolden 6, El-Amlin 6, Felton 8, Haynes 5, Jones 3, McNabb 14, Ruffins 6, Woods 3 3-point goals: Lewis 2, Felton 2, McNabb 3

Summary

ST. JOE'S (19-4): Cerza 12, Glover 17, Hall 10, Koch 3, Maher 3, Morris 13, Naples 2, Oliveri 24 SWEET HOME (14-4): Barnes 5, Ciminelli 2, Gilchrist 11, Heine 6, Martin 12, Nix 19, Torrillo 4 3-point goals: Glover 2, Hall, Koch, Maher, Morris, Oliveri, Barnes, Gilchrist 2, Nix

Recap

St. Joe's continued its high-scoring ways by averaging 20-plus points a quarter in an 85-59 rout of Sweet Home. It was an enjoyable Senior Night for Louis Oliveri (24 points), Jordan Glover (17), Jaylen Morris (13), Mark Cerza (12), Dylan Hall (10) and Dan Maher (three) as St. Joe's improved to 18-4. Tickets for Saturday's Canisius-St. Joe's game (2 p.m. at Canisius College) continue to be available at each school and will also be available at the door on Saturday afternoon.

Summary

DUNKIRK (6-11): Bess 6, Crossan 23, Lockett 9, Ruiz 13, Wilson 2 SILVER CREEK (18-0): Brooks 18, Kettle 14, Marcy 7, B. White 15, Williams 19 3-point goals: Ruiz, Kettle 2, Marcy, B. White

Summary

W. SEN. EAST (4-14): Fermo 9, Kumro 14, Pacer 3, Parucki 9, Radka 2, Spindler 7 W. SEN. WEST (9-9): F. Borzillieri 11, M. Borzillieri 19, Clancy 8, Marshall 2, Walker 3, Wheelock 12 3-point goals: Kumro 4, Parucki, Spindler, F. Borzillieri, M. Borzillieri 3

Summary

WMSV. NORTH (15-3): Attea 10, Berkun 7, Hill 3, Jack 19, Majewski 3, Taplin 22, Washington 7 WMSV. EAST (5-13): Adcock 4, Bischel 9, Clough 9, Greenway 3, Spina 9, C. Williams 14 3-point goals: Berkun, Hill, Jack 2, Majewski, Taplin 3, Washington, Spina

Summary

ALL.-LIME. (5-13): Barber 4, Conroy 2, Fidurko 10, Saglimben 18, Stanton 14, Vossler 17 WMSV. SOUTH (14-4): Beyer 4, Calandra 7, Castronova 10, Ferguson 2, Nettles 15, Powers 20, Stasiak 6, Varner 12 3-point goals: Fidurko 2, Saglimben 5, Calandra, Castronova 2

Summary

BURGARD (11-4, 8-4): Driver 8, Elbanna 4, McAdory 3, Miller 4, Wigfall 13, Wilson 2 BUFFALO ARTS (15-2, 11-0): Garner 4, Hemphill 17, Linton 7, Pepen 11, Reese 4, Zeigler 13 3-point goals: Linton, Pepen 3

Summary

DA VINCI (1-12, 1-11): Marchewek 10, Stokes 8 MEC (3-8, 3-7): Demais 8, Gray 4, Je. McAdory 4, Mosley 9, Myree 3 3-point goals: Marchewek 2, Mosley 2

Summary

BENNETT (6-5, 6-4): Barclay 8, Collins 2, Krump 9, Moss 4, Phillips 11, Ragland 20, Sostre-Robinson 5 CITY HONORS (0-9, 0-9): Koessler 12, Matsuzaki 2, Olmsted 1, Patton 2, Wald 3 3-point goals: Phillips 3, Sostre-Robinson

Summary

HUTCH-TECH (4-9, 4-4): Bennett 6, Buchwald 1, Close 4, June 4, Right 8 OLMSTED (5-5, 4-3): Benton 2, Davis 11, Graham 8, Johnson 1, Thompson 6 3-point goals: Davis

Summary

CHR. CENTRAL (14-5, 6-3): Doyle 6, Kazmierczak 2, Kelly 13, Miller 19, Moran 2, Ranallo 2, Stone 2 MOUNT MERCY (12-9, 5-8): O. Balys 4, Haggerty 8, Kline 2, McGough 1, Parisi 1, M. Sheehan 2, Stack 6 3-point goals: O. Balys, Stack 2

Recap

Emily Miller had 19 points, while Erin Kelly added 13 as Christian Central routed Mount Mercy 46-24.

Summary

IROQUOIS (12-6, 9-3): Arrington 2, Colvin 8, Feneziani 4, Jensen 7, Mis 1, Wirth 8, Wutz 7 STARPOINT (11-6, 7-5): Er. Bradley 5, Britton 7, Faulkner 2, Koithan 6, LaSal 4, Longwell 13, Wilson 5 3-point goals: Colvin 2, Jensen, Wirth, Longwell

Recap

Erika Longwell had eight of her 13 points in the third quarter and Starpoint made 14 steals in a 42-37 ECIC II win over Iroquois.

Summary

MARYVALE (9-8, 6-8): Duman 5, Ferrino 3, Rosten 16, Speidel 4, Stotz 9, Vanaker 4 SPRINGVILLE (11-7, 8-6): Kwiatkowski 4, H. Rollek 14, Wach 9, A. Woodarek 14, T. Woodarek 5 3-point goals: Duman, Ferrino, Rosten, Speidel, T. Woodarek

Summary

HOLLAND (12-3, 9-1): Brown 2, King 7, Lavery 8, A. Schmidt 3, O. Schmidt 25 EDEN (9-9, 7-5): Carias 2, Cross 2, Dix 2, Kraska 7, Nasca 2, Waldorf 2, Zittel 10 3-point goals: A. Schmidt, O. Schmidt, Kraska

Summary

NIA.-WHEAT. (11-5, 8-5): Czaja 10, Elnicki 8, Pawlak 20, Smith 16 GRAND ISLAND (8-8, 8-6): Bennett 4, Kalinowski 2, Knight 6, Olszewski 15, Oursler 15, Winfield 8 3-point goals: Pawlak 2, Smith

Summary

MEDINA (12-5, 9-5): Button 4, Haines 4, Herman 5, Hill 2, Perez 24, Robinson 2 AKRON (7-11, 4-10): T. Abrams 12, Buscaglia 3, Hallet-Jonathan 7, Henley 10, Komosinski 3 3-point goals: Button, Perez, T. Abrams

Recap

Albanellys Perez's solid all-around game helped Medina close the Niagara-Orleans League season with a 41-35 win at Akron. Perez finished with 24 points, 18 rebounds, two assists, two blocks and two steals.

Summary

ROY-HART (4-13, 4-10): Babcock 4, Fry 8, Harnish 15, Jones 2, Kelkenberg 11, Lewandowski 1, Linke 10, Tanner 2 CSAT (4-10, 2-9): Carrier 4, Dugo 10, x. Herndon 2, R. Herndon 4, Jones 13, Patterson 12, Sullivan 11 3-point goals: Sullivan

Summary

WILSON (16-1, 13-0): Bubar 2, Curry 11, Gagnon 4, Lasher 6, Placek 10, Smith 13 NEWFANE (12-6, 10-4): Hambruch 1, MacFarlane 5, Passuite 2, Puff 6, Shaw 2, Wasik 16 3-point goals: Smith

Summary

BARKER (6-12, 4-10): Atwater 4, Denny 8, C. Mason 4, Strickland 1, Webb 6 ALBION (9-9, 9-5): Nauden 10, Papponetti 4, Powell 8, Soule 4, Taylor 11 3-point goals: Nauden

Summary

MAPLE GROVE (11-7, 9-3): Adams 5, Ahlstrom 9, Liddell 9, Nickerson 17, E. Swanson 5, M. Swanson 5 FRANKLNV'L (8-10, 4-8): Blum 4, Haskell 4, Leederman 4, O'Neal 6, Pfeiffer 6, Pollock 4, Reynolds 4 3-point goals: Ahlstrom 3, Liddell, Pfeiffer 2

Summary

WMSV. NORTH (10-7): Ahern 6, Hazzan 2, Kiely 2, Principe 16, Taplin 20, Topolski 4, Wolfe 8 HOLY ANGELS (15-8): Jones 6, McClellan 2, Murphy 14, Walton 26 3-point goals: Principe 5, Taplin, Wolfe, Murphy 4, Walton

Recap

Two records set in one entertaining game as Williamsville North beat Holy Angels 58-50 in nonleague girls basketball. Freshman Erica Taplin had 20 points in the win and the 5-foot-11 forward's four blocks broke the North school record for rejections in a season. She now has 90, eclipsing the old mark of 88 set by Cheryl Kindzia (2004-05). Holy Angels' Jontay Walton scored a game-high 26 points and now owns the Monsignor Martin Association single-season scoring record. She now has 576 points, 14 more than RaeAnn Stilwell's old single-season mark.

Summary

CLARENCE (6-12): Benkovich 2, Cerza 21, Devine 7, Moore 14, Pacatte 4, Quinn 4, Berden 3 KENMORE EAST (3-15): Hyland 11, Kirbis 15, McCarthy 4, Mills 7, O'Neil 1, Snitzer 5 3-point goals: Hyland, Mills

Summary

ORCHARD PARK (7-10): Johnson 6, Michael 20, Modkins 2, Polancarz 3, Probst 2, Shaffner 4, Swiatek 10 OLEAN (15-2): Bantelman 15, McKeown 2, Moore 7, Painter 8, Pearl 8, Spears 2, S. Ziegler 15 3-point goals: Johnson, Michael, Polancarz, Swiatek 2, Bantelman, Pearl

Summary

GOWANDA (3-12): Farner 7, Isaac 4, M. John 4, B. John 3, Sawatis 4, Snow 7, Sowa 8, Weyland 2, Booth 4, Sanchez 1 RANDOLPH (15-3, 11-1): Farner 12, Finch 19, France 5, Marsh 8, Maycock 34, Steward 9, x. Terrette 17 3-point goals: Isaac, Snow, Finch 3, Maycock 4, Steward

Recap

McKenna Maycock scored 34 points, bringing her season total 445 points, as Randolph drubbed Gowanda, 104-44, on Senior Night. The Cardinals scored 37 points in the first quarter alone. "Everyone was just on fire," said coach Shawn Huntington. Maycock also had 9 rebounds, 9 assists and 8 steals. Hungtington said everyone, except one player, played in the first half.

Summary

WSE: David Brunka 2g; Shane Milley 2g

Recap

Bill Shaffer two goals and three assists, David Brunka and Shane Milley (one assist) each had two goals, while Aaron Nowak made 18 saves for the Trojans (7-6-2-2), who face Hamburg at 3 p.m. Sunday at Buffalo State Ice Arena in the quarterfinals. Brian Wasilewski had one goal and three assists for West Seneca East.

Summary

GI (7-7-1): Tom Corrao 2g; Jake Zimmerman 2g