Wilson downed host Lyndonville 45-27 in a non league wrestling match Thursday evening.

Thomas Mulholland (145), David Gurski (152), Benjamin Wortkoetter (172), Tyler Duerr (189) and Hamza Merrick (285) all registered pins and Parker Selbert (132) had a decision win for the Lakemen.

Christian Garver (126). Alex Farrell (138) and James Giarla (215) all notched pins and Sebastian Temich (160) had a decision win for the Tigers.

Akron swimmers sweep Newfane
Akron scored a doubleheader victory over Newfane in a Niagara-Orleans League swim meet Thursday. The TigerSharks won the boys’ meet 89-75 and the girls’ competition 93-71.

Dawson Stone was a double winner for the Akron boys in the 50 Freestyle and 100 Butterfly.

The Newfane boys had Daenon Kopp double in the 200 Free and 500 Free, Noah Kneeland in the 200 Individual Medley and 100 Breaststroke and Elijah Thompson in the 100 Free and 100 Backstroke.

The Akron girls were led by a quartet of individual event double winners as Megan Gates took the 200 Free and 100 Free, Audrey Garverick the IM and Backstroke, Kaila Szczygielski the 50 Free and 500 Free and Mayah Harris the Butterfly and Breaststroke.

Jumping out to a 26-4 first quarter lead, Holley went on to down visiting Barker 44-20 in a non league girls basketball game this evening.

Sam Bates scored a game high 19, Alivia Wolf 11 and Layne Walker 7 to lead the way for Holley which improves to 5-2. Bates also had 11 steals and Wolf 5.

Kiera Dalton led Barker with 7 points.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Barker’s Aidan Mescall puts up a shot over Holley defender Lance Babcock during the Raiders win over the visiting Hawks this evening.

A big second quarter scoring surge sparked Barker to a 64-46 victory over visiting Holley in a non league boys basketball game this evening.

Breaking away from a 13-13 deadlock at the end of the first quarter, Barker outscored Holley 21-2 in the decisive second period to open up a commanding 34-15 halftime advantage.

Aidan Mescall scored 9, including a three, and Aidan Voss 8, including two threes to spearhead the Raiders uprising.

Keeping the momentum, the Raiders then outpointed the Hawks 22-13 in the third period to extend the advantage to 28, 56-28, at the three-quarter mark.

Mescall poured in 13, including a three, to lead that Raiders uprising.

Mescall finished with a game high 27 as Voss and Brad Cantrell both added 10 to lead the Raiders. Luey Castro chipped in with 7, Cameron Hefferon 4, Jordan Leising 3, Timothy Dent 2 and Thomas Harris 1.

Vinny Golisano scored 14 and Destin Kuyal 13 to lead Holley. Lance Babcock added 7, Joe Silpoch 5 and Ben Cox and Cameron Bates 2 each.

Barker is now 3-4 and Holley 0-6.

LeRoy 71, Albion 44
LeRoy bested visiting Albion 71-44 in a non league game as Merritt Holly Jr. led the way with 30.

Amari Jones scored 12, Blake Preston 10 and Joh Eibl 9 for Albion which trailed 43-23 at the half.

Holley’s Lance Babcock goes up for a shot against Barker’s Cameron Hefferon.

Holley’s Destin Kuyal goes up to defend against a shot by Barker’s Luey Castro.

Lyndonville handed Byron-Bergen its first loss as the Lady Tigers nipped the host Lady Bees 43-40 in a Genesee Region League basketball game this evening.

Trailing 23-20 at the half, Lyndonville used a 13-4 third period scoring edge to key the win.

Shelby Boring hit two threes, Haley Shaffer one and Ashlee Stephens added a pair of baskets in the period as the Lady Tigers rallied into a 33-27 advantage at the three-quarter mark.

Stephens then had 5 points, Lorelei Dillenbeck 3 and Addison Dillenbeck 2 in the final stanza to help the Lady Tigers lock up the narrow win.

Lorelei Dillenbeck finished with 15, Stephens 11, Boring 8, Addison Dillenbeck 6 and Shaffer 3. Lorelei Dillenbeck scored 7 in the opening period, including a 3 at the buzzer, to keep Lyndonville within three at 12-9. Stephens also grabbed off 11 rebounds and Lorelei Dillenbeck 6.

Ava Wagoner had 12 and Kendall Phillips 11 for Byron-Bergen.

Lyndonville is now 5-2 and Byron-Bergen 3-1.

In another G-R contest Oakfield-Alabama defeated Kendall 42-14.

Building up a 33-17 halftime advnatage, Pavilion went on to defeat host Lyndonville 57-35 in a non league boys basketball game this evening.

Colton Dziekan scored 17. Zack Tillotson 16 and Landen Stoddard 11 to lead the way for the Gophers.

Trenton Muck scored 13, Mason Nicholson 11 and Justin Higgins 7 for the Tigers.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Medina’s Rylee VanNostrand (3)  and Angel Mulchay (34) battle for a rebound with Holley’s Layne Walker (50)  during the Lady Hawks win over the host Mustangs this evening.

Improving to 4-2, Holley posted a 36-29 win over host Medina in a non league girls basketball game this evening.

Sam Bates scored a game high 18 points and Alivia Wolf netted 14 to lead the way for Holley as Layne Walker and Zoey Wolf each added 2.

Rylee VanNostrand led Medina with 11 as Honesty Hill, Stella Poler and Alaia McGill each had 4 and Elaina Bitsas, Nevaeh Moss and Dani Williams 2 each.

Trailing 6-4 after the opening quarter, Holley used a 13-6 second period scoring edge to rally into the lead for good by a 17-12 margin at the half. Bates scored 7 and Alivia Wolf 4 to spark the Lady Hawks during that stretch.

Alivia Wolf then tallied 10, including a pair of threes, and Bates had five, including a three, in the third period to help Holley open up an 11 point, 32-21, advantage heading into the final stanza.

Holley’s Zoey Wolf drives against Medina defender Stella Poler.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Medina’s Conor Crandall works toward a pin over Albion’s Matt Kania during the Mustangs come from behind win over the host Purple Eagles this evening.

Rallying late with three straight clutch pins Medina downed host Albion 42-32 in a Niagara-Orleans League wrestling match this evening.

Trailing 32-24, the Mustangs came battling back with three straight first period pins by Conor Crandall (189) in 1:25. Breydin McEwen-Miller (215) in 1:12 and Sawyer Kingsbury (285) in 1:30 to close the match and earn the victory.

Earlier Medina jumped out to leads of 18-0 and 24-11 at the outset on a second period pin by Dominick Callara (118), a first period fall by Brennan Allen (138) and two forfeits. Albion had a technical fall win by Alonzo Figueroa-Fuentes and a forfeit win during that stretch.

The Purple Eagles did take the next four bouts on three forfeits and an overtime decision win by Josh Bovenzi (152) to rally into a 32-24 lead.

That set the stage for the Mustangs decisive match closing rally of three straight pins.

Medina is now 2-0 and Albion 0-2 in N-O competition.

Roy-Hart/Barker 42, Akron 33

Pins by Calabe Lange (152), Ronan Klug (172), Dan Moore (285), Lucas Kimber (102) and Luke Fay (132) sparked Roy-Hart/Barker to a 42-33 win over Akron in the other N-O match.

Jake Smith (126) had a pin for Akron.

Albion’s Alonzo Figueroa-Fuentes works for a technical fall win over Medina’s Corde Robinson.

Medina’s Dominick Callara in route to scoring a pin over Albion’s Andrew Uderitz.

Building up a 43-25 halftime lead, Oakfield-Alabama went on to down visiting Kendall 72-45 in a Genesee Region League boys basketball game this evening.

Kyle Porter scored a game high 21 points to pace the Hornets which maintained a 53-39 advantage at the three-quarter mark.

Jacek Kwiatkowski scored 14, Austin Werth 12 and Zach Barrett 11 for the Eagles.

The Hornets are now 4-1 and the Eagles 1-4.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Keira Sidari was a double winner in the 200 Individual Medley and 100 Butterfly for Albion during this evening’s home meet against Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville.

Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville swept to a doubleheader victory over host Albion in a Niagara-Orleans League swim meet this evening. The Channel Cats won the boys’ meet 53-41 and the girls’ competition 62-31.

Sean Labiak was a double winner in the 200 Individual Medley and 500 Freestyle and Max Stern doubled in the 100 Free and 100 Backstroke for the RBL boys’ squad which also had Andrew Ossont win the 200 Free.

Finn McCue doubled in the 50 Free and 100 Breaststroke and Dallas Ecker took the 100 Butterfly for Albion.

Julia Miles won both the 50 Free and 100 Free for the RBL girls’ squad which also had Amelia Konstanty take the 200 Free, Madelina Pavlock the 500 Free, Ava Achtyl the 100 Backstroke and Nadia White the 100 Breaststroke.

Keira Sidari won both the 200 Individual Medley and 100 Butterfly for Albion.

Akron swimmers down Medina

Akron bested visiting Medina in a Niagara-Orleans League swim meet this evening winning the boys’ competition 121-27 and the girls’ 91-74.

Aiden Polkowski was a double winner in the 200 Freestyle and 100 Free and Dawson Stone took both the 50 Free and 100 Backstroke for the Akron boys which also had Canyon Sundown win the 200 Individual Medley, Colton Cleveland the 500 Free and Elden Ground the 100 Breaststroke.

Polkowski, Stone, Sundown, Jonas Ground and Colton Cleveland were each on two winning relays for the TigerSharks.

Medina’s Henry Rigerman won the 100 Butterfly.

Kaila Szczygielski won both the 50 Free and 500 Free, Mayah Harris the Butterfly and Breaststroke and Audrey Garverick the Individual Medley and Backstroke for the Akron girls which also had Megan Gates win the 100 Free.

Harris, Szczgielski and Gates were also each on two winning relays.

Malloree Rinker won the 200 Free for Medina.

Amelia Konstanty in route to a win in the 200 Freestyle for Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville.