Building up a 30-15 halftime advantage, Kendall went on to down rival Holley 66-42 in a Genesee Region League boys basketball game this evening.

Jacek Kwiatkowski scored 24, including 5 threes, Louie Conte 16 and Zach Barrett and Devin Edick 12 each to lead the way for Kendall.

Destin Kuyal paced Holley with 14.

Kendall is now 1-2 and Holley 0-2.

Spencerport 66, Albion 46
Spencerport built up leads of 32-21 at the half and 56-37 after three quarters in route to scoring 66-46 non league win over visiting Albion.

Amari Jones and Aquil Gaffney each scored 14 and Blake Preston 8 for Albion.

Girls Basketball
Byron-Bergen 51, Albion 17
Improving to 3-0, Byron-Bergen downed host Albion 51-17 this evening in a non league game. Olivia Senf scored 13, Kendall Phillips 12 and Ava Wagoner and Dayanara Cabellera 10 each to lead the way for the Bees.

Madison Hughson scored 6 and Kenzi Snook 5 for Albion.

Park 38, Roy-Hart 15
Ada Livergood scored 6 and Juliana Terwilliger 5 for Roy-Hart in the 38-15 non league loss to Park.

Lyndonville defeated Pavilion/York 42-22 and Holley-Kendall downed McQuaid 59-12 in non league wrestling matches this evening.

Alex Farrell (145) and Sebastian Temisch (160) registered pins for Lyndonville which also got decision wins from Christian Garver (126) and Brody Hazel (132).

William Kruger (138), Shawn McAllister (160), James Fox (172) and Ryan Blodgett (215) all scored pins for Holley-Kendall which also got a technical fall victory by Michael Colucci (145).

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Medina’s Reece Senske in route to earning a decision win over Roy-Hart/Barker’s Lucas Kimber during the Mustangs league opening win over the visiting Rams this evening.

Opening the Niagara-Orleans League wrestling season on a high note, Medina rallied to down visiting Roy-Hart/Barker 43-30 this evening.

Trailing 24-10, Medina came battling back to regain the lead for good ignited by back-to-back first period pins by Conor Crandall at 189 and Sawyer Kingsbury at 215. A forfeit win at 285 followed by a decision win by Reece Senske at 102 put the Mustangs back on top at 31-24.

Two more forfeit wins then upped the Medina advantage to 43-24 locking up the victory.

Medina had jumped out to a 10-0 lead at the outset of the match on a major decision win by Liam Castricone at 132 and a forfeit win at 138.

The Rams answered back with a second period pin by Joel Hickman at 145 followed by three straight forfeit wins at 152, 160 and 172 to take a 24-10 lead.

However, the Mustangs came rallying back to take the next six bouts on three forfeits,  the pins by Crandall and Kingsbury and the decision win by Senske to claim the win.

Roy-Hart/Barker’s Luke Fay works toward a win over Medina’s Corde Robinson.

Improving to 3-2, Roy-Hart bested host Cleveland Hill 63-48 in a non league boys basketball game this evening.

Jamel Johnson Jr. poured in 34 to lead the Rams offense as Rem Albee added 13 and Dan Aquilina and Nate Beyer 5 each.

Roy-Hart grabbed a 16-10 first quarter lead as Albee hit two threes and Beyer one.

The Rams went on to lead by margins of 32-18 at the half and 46-34 at the three-quarter mark. Justin Terwilliger hit a key three in the fourth quarter to help the Rams lock up the win.

Jumping out to a 19 point first quarter lead, Lyndonville went on to down host Barker 45-12 in a non league girls basketball game this evening.

Ashlee Stephens scored 8 and Lorelei Dillenbeck 7 in the opening quarter to help spark Lyndonville out to a 21-2 lead.

The Lady Tigers went on to lead 33-5 at the half.

Lorelei Dilelnbeck finished with 11, Stephens 10, Addison Dillenbeck 8 and Annabelle Follman 6 as Lyndonville improves to 3-1.

Lyndonville next visits Elba Friday for a Genesee Region League game while Barker next hosts Tonawanda Friday in a non league contest.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Medina’s Jerrell Nealy puts up a shot during the Mustangs home court loss to Maritime this evening.

Racing out to a commanding 26 point halftime advantage, Maritime went on to defeat host Medina 68-42 in a non league boys basketball game this evening.

Plagued throughout by turnovers, Medina fell behind by margins of 18-10 after the first quarter, 40-14 at the half and 53-24 at the three-quarter mark.

Keyon Tucker scored 16, Jamanye Corbett 13 and Keniec Rivera-Reyes 12 to lead the way for the Commodores.

Jerrell Nealy scored 12, Cole Callard and Justin Pitts 9 and Cayden Lilleby 7 to pace Medina.

The Mustangs next host West Seneca East at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in another non league contest.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Nadia White was a double winner in the 50 Free and 100 Free for Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville during this afternoon’s victory over host Medina.

Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville swept to a doubleheader victory over host Medina in a Niagara-Orleans League swim meet this evening.

The Channel Cats won the boys’ meet 87-43 and the girls’ competition 94-56.

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

Caiden Class doubled in the 200 Free and 500 Free and Jackson Moreland won the 50 Free for the Seahorses.

Nadia White was a double winner in the 50 Free and 100 Free and Abigail Glyshaw took both the IM and 100 Breaststroke for the RBL gitrls’ squad as Julia Miles won the 200 Free, Alexis Seib the Butterfly and Madelina Pavlock the 500 Free.

Madelynn Rutledge won the Backstroke for Medina.

Medina next hosts Newfane at 5 p.m. Thursday and RBL visits Albion on December 20.

Andrew Ossont doubled for the Channel Cats in the 200 Individual Medley and 100 Free.

Improving to 3-1, Holley downed rival Kendall 30-23 in a Genesee Region League girls basketball game this evening at Kendall.

Alivia Wolf scored 9, Sam Bates 8 and Jailyn Bishop 5 for Holley which led 11-4 after the first quarter, 16-9 at the half and 27-17 at the three-quarter mark. Bishop also had 8 rebounds, Bates 7 steals and Wolf 6 steals.

Ava LaMay scored 7 and Danielle Offhaus 6 for Kendall which slips to 1-4.

Holley next hosts Attica on Thursday and Kendall entertains Alexander on Friday.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Albion’s Amari Jones puts up a shot against Oakfield-Alabama defender Aiden Warner during the Purple Eagles home court loss to the Hornets this evening.

Capitalizing on a rash of turnovers, Oakfield-Alabama jumped out to a 16 point first quarter lead in route to posting a 68-41 victory over host Albion this evening in a non league boys basketball game.

The Hornets led 20-4 after the opening quarter and continued to capitalize on Purple Eagles turnovers in the second quarter to up the advantage to 34-14 at the half. The Hornets led 54-26 at the three-quarter mark.

Brayden Smith took game high honors with 18, Kyle Porter added 17 and Noah Currier 12 to lead the offense for Oakfield-Alabama which is now 2-0. Currier had 8 in the first period, Smith 8 in the third and Porter 8 in the fourth.

Aquil Gaffney scored 8, Blake Preston 7 and Amari Jones, John Eibl and Dylan Narburgh 5 each for Albion which is now 0-3.

The Purple Eagles next visit Spencerport at 7 p.m. Wednesday in another non league contest.

Byron-Bergen 84. Barker 44
Byron-Bergen bested visiting Barker 84-44 in a non league game as Braedyn Chambry scored 22 and David Brumsted 19 to lead the way for the Bees.

Albion’s John Eibl and Oakfield-Alabama’s Kyle Porter battle for a rebound.

Six members of the Kendall Youth Wrestling club earned top three finishes Sunday at the 12th annual Batavia “Little Devils” youth wrestling tournament.

Barrett Scheuerman, Jeffrey Lutes, and Landon Perry all placed first. Blake Zugehoer and Colton Jurek placed second and LJ Kirstein third.