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Boys Basketball
Gates Chili 63, Brighton 60
Gates Chili got the victory thanks to a last-second game-sealing block from sophomore Nehemiah Pye.
This game was tight throughout, as Brighton led by only two points at halftime. With just under five minutes left in the game, the Bruins were ahead 55-51. A Tremier Lewis three-pointer cut the deficit to just one before foul shots helped Gates-Chili take the lead.
After both sides exchanged a few baskets, the Spartans led 53-50 with ten seconds left. Brighton brought the ball up the court with a chance to get one final shot. On the Bruins three point attempt, Pye reached out and caught a piece of the shot to deflect it into the backcourt and secure the game for Gates Chili.
Pye showed up for more than just the final play, however, as he finished with a game-high 22 points, 10 of which came in the fourth quarter. Giuseppe Vigerzi and Lewis added 16 each.
For the Bruins, Jah Joseph led the way with 16 points and six rebounds.
Gates Chili (8-3) will next meet Churchville-Chili on Saturday, January 24th. Brighton (5-4) will host Vertus on Wednesday, January 21st.
McQuaid 56, Aquinas 43
McQuaid took down their cross-town rivals thanks to a 32-22 second half.
The Knights led by only three at halftime, but took over offensively in the second half to take home a 13-point victory.
Jeremiah Myers led the Knights with 14 points, followed by CJ Nicholson, who finished with 13.
For Aquinas, Cason Allen had a game-high 18 points.
McQuaid (5-7) will stay on the road against Canisius next Saturday, January 24th. Aquinas (5-7) will travel to East Rochester on Monday, January 19th.
Pittsford Sutherland 79, Batavia 37
Jackson Birch dropped 21 points as Sutherland picked up its ninth win on the season to stay undefeated.
Sutherland jumped out to a 21-7 lead in the first quarter and extended it to 41-12 at the half. The Knights had no problem staying in front in the second half to secure their fifth home win of the season.
Next to Birch, Teddy Winter put up 13 points for Sutherland. Sam Byrne tallied 12.
Gavin White had 14 points to lead Batavia.
Sutherland (9-0) will travel to Brockport on Wednesday, January 21. Batavia (6-2) will host Newark on Monday, January 19.
Pittsford Mendon 67, Greece Arcadia 51
Mendon picked up its fifth win in a row by defeating Arcadia at home.
It was just a 15-13 game after the first quarter, but Mendon’s offense exploded in the second to lead 41-16 at the break. Arcadia closed the gap in the second half, but the deficit was too much to overcome as Mendon came out victorious.
Mendon (7-1) will host Hilton on Monday, January 19. Arcadia (1-8) will travel to Rochester Prep on the same evening.
Girls Basketball
Webster Schroeder 64, Penfield 52
Kenyatta Hart’s triple-double of 21 points, 21 rebounds, and 10 blocks pushed Schroeder to its ninth-straight win, handing Penfield its first loss of the season.
It was tied 28-28 at the half, then Hart scored 17 points in the final two frames to lift Schroeder to victory.
Kylie Clement had a double-double on the night, scoring 10 points to go along with 10 rebounds. Jenna DiMarco finished with 15 points, while Avery Kroening and Olivia Fulkerson each put up eight.
Penfield was led by Jordan Rasmussen with 16 points. Alivia Duckles and Olivia Lanning tallied eight each.
Schroeder (9-1) will travel to Honeoye Falls-Lima on Wednesday, January 21. Penfield (9-1) will travel to Victor on the same evening.
Eastridge 63, Brockport 58
A double-double from Kenya Scott helped Eastridge pick up a win at home over Brockport.
Eastridge led 18-14 at the end of the first quarter, then stayed in front 30-25 at the half.
The Lancers pulled ahead to lead 47-37 with one quarter left to play and never looked back.
Scott’s double-double consisted of 21 points and 18 rebounds. Alyssa Cowart followed with 15 points, while Tierra-Nicole Green and Lilli Crittenden both finished with seven.
Lydia Childs dropped 31 points to lead Brockport. Janelle Laureano came away with 15.
Eastridge (5-5) will host Edison/WOIS on Monday, January 19. Brockport (3-8) will host Batavia on Friday, January 23.
Brighton 40, Greece Arcadia/Olympia 28
These two teams were locked at 12 points apiece at halftime, but the Bruin girls took control in the second half to get the victory.
Brighton (2-8) will next travel to Churchville-Chili on Wednesday, January 21st. Greece Arcadia/Olympia (2-9) will see Fairport on Friday, January 23rd.
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