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Boys Basketball
Penfield 80, Fairport 58
CJ Johnson and Jake McCarthy put on a show on Friday night, each dropping 20 points to help Penfield avenge its loss to Fairport earlier in the season.
Penfield led 14-11 after the first eight minutes. The Patriots then put together a 29-point second quarter while holding Fairport to just 14 points to take a 43-25 lead at the break.
The Patriots controlled it from there. Halfway through the third quarter, Johnson threw down a dunk off an alley-oop from Jackson Green to give the Patriots a 26-point lead. In the fourth quarter, McCarthy slammed one to further extend Penfield’s lead and bring Fairport’s perfect season to an end.
Next to Johnson and McCarthy, Green had 17 points. Ryan Savino added 12, and Aaron Hardaway tallied 11.
Noah Meabon led Fairport with 19 points. Alex Grejda brought in 14.
Penfield (16-1) will travel to Niagara Falls on Monday, February 16. Fairport (17-1) will host UPrep on the same evening.
Pittsford Mendon 73, Pittsford Sutherland 66
Mendon and Sutherland entered this game with a combined record of 33-1, with the Vikings’ lone loss coming to the Knights earlier in the season.
Round two went differently, however, as the Mendon boys defended their home court to hand Sutherland its first loss of the season.
Mendon trailed late in the first half, before a 7-0 run gave them a five-point lead heading into the locker room.
That momentum carried over into the second half as Trevor Nally and Jack Nally hit back-to-back three-pointers to open the third quarter.
Sutherland was able to crawl back most of the way, cutting the deficit to just six at one point in the fourth quarter, but the Mendon offense picked apart their press for easy layups to close out the game.
Cole Halpin led Mendon with 17 points. Amari Coleman followed with 16. Joshua Shadders finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Zach Neiderer and Sam Byrne each scored 19 points.
Pittsford Mendon (17-1) will host Brockport on Monday, February 16th. Pittsford Sutherland (17-1) will host Honeoye Falls-Lima on the same night.
Churchville-Chili 62, Brighton 48
The Saints got back in the win column after a disappointing loss to Penfield, taking down the Bruins on the road.
Churchville-Chili led for the majority of this contest. In the fourth quarter, some big plays from Daniel Regan and Noah Barnabas helped Brighton pull within eight points.
Late in the fourth, however, Brayden Stedman and Landon Healey hit huge threes to help the Saints maintain their lead and get the win.
Churchville-Chili (9-10) wraps up their regular season against Webster Thomas on Wednesday, February 18th. Brighton (8-10) will host Rochester Prep on Mondaym February 16th.
Greece Athena 51, Brockport 42
Athena picked up its fifth win in a row by taking down Brockport at home.
Brockport had the advantage after the first quarter, leading 12-11. The Blue Devils extended their lead to 24-18 at the half.
Brockport stayed in front in the third quarter, but Athena rallied back in the final eight minutes. The Trojans outscored Brockport 23-8 in the final frame to complete the comeback win.
Colten Waterman led the way for Athena with 14 points. Cole Poth had 11, and Caleb Brown came away with 10.
Ethan Hart led Brockport with 16 points.
Athena (13-5) will travel to Eastridge on Wednesday, February 18, to close out the regular season. Brockport (8-10) will travel to Mendon on Monday, February 16.
Girls Basketball
Pittsford Sutherland 53, Pittsford Mendon 44
Despite struggling in the first quarter, the Sutherland girls were able to pick up their fourth win in a row, taking down their cross-town rivals on the road.
After the first quarter, the Knights trailed 13-3. They got hot in the second quarter, but were still behind by four points at halftime. Sutherland outscored Mendon 22-10 in the third quarter to take the lead, which they never gave back.
Petra Hunt led Sutherland with 19 points, 16 rebounds, and three assists. Taylor Hamilton had 14 points, and Lucy Bush added 11 points, seven rebounds, and five assists.
For Mendon, Eva Dixon had a game-high 23 points.
Pittsford Sutherland (18-1) will finish their regular season with a home game against Irondequoit on Tuesday, February 17th. Pittsford Mendon (15-4) will look to get back on track when they host Churchville-Chili on the same night.
Eastridge 76, Gates Chili 50
The Eastridge girls opened with a 25-point first quarter and never looked back.
The Lancers extended their lead to 47-20 at the half and kept piling on in the second to come away with the win.
Alyssa Cowart led Eastridge with 22 points. Kenya Scott earned a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Aaliviah Green also tallied 17.
Gates Chili’s Hayden Byer led all scorers with 26 points.
Eastridge (10-9) will travel to Batavia on Tuesday, February 17, for its regular season finale. Gates Chili (4-15) will travel to Brockport to close out its regular season on the same evening.
East Rochester 53, Red Creek 49
East Rochester defended their home court in a last minute nail bitter against Class B2 rival Red Creek.
Aniyah Eldridge scored 16 points with five steals and four assists for the Bombers. Maddy Fioravanti followed with nine points with six rebounds. Mia Rountree and Alex LaBounty added seven points each.
For Red Creek, Taylor Bailey scored 17.
East Rochester (9-9) will end their season on the road, taking on Clyde-Savannah on Tuesday, February 17th. Red Creek ends their regular season with a 6-13 record.
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