Pulling away down the stretch, Attica downed visiting Holley 58-45 this evening in a Genesee Region League boys basketball game.

Deadlocked at 40-40 after three quarters, Attica outscored Holley 18-5 in the decisive final period to claim the win.

Broek Ostrom scored a game high 23 points and James Tette netted 15 for Holley which led 24-21 at the half.

Brandon DuFour led Attica with 12.

Both teams are now 1-3.

Holley next visits Pembroke on Wednesday.

Girls Basketball
Pembroke 54, Holley 34
Karli Houseknecht scored 16, Isabel Breedon 14 and Sydney Johnson 13 to lead Attica to the 54-34 G-R win at Holley.

Attica led 18-9 after one quarter and 35-14 at the half.

Adriana Botello scored 13 and Tatum Gagne 9 for Holley.

Pembroke is now 4-1 and Holley 1-3.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Barker’s Brad Cantrell drives in for a basket during this evening’s home court win over Lyndonville.

Jumping out to a 14-0 lead at the outset, Barker went on to defeat visiting Lyndonville 72-42 this evening in a non league basketball game.

Aidan Mescall hit two threes and a jumper and Aidan Voss a pair of threes to spark Barker out to the 14-0 lead which the Raiders never relinquished.

Voss hit two more threes and a layup late in the period to up the Raiders lead to 15, 26-11, at the end of the stanza.

Barker held a 19 point, 42-23, advantage at the half as Mescall, Luis Allee-Castro and Steven Class each had a pair of baskets in the second period.

The Raiders maintained a 19 point, 58-39, lead at the three-quarter mark.

Mescall finished with 16, Voss 14, Brad Cantrell 11 and Allee-Castro 9 to lead the Barker attack.

Noah Poler tallied 16, Trenton Muck 11 and Mason Nicholson 9 to lead Lyndonville.

Now at 1-1, Barker next hosts Notre Dame on Wednesday in another non league contest.

Lyndonville, which is now 1-2, hosts Rochester Charter Academy in a non league game on Thursday.

Lyndonville’s Trenton Muck puts up a shot against Barker defenders Nathan Meza-Ray (11) and Aidan Voss (3).

The Roy-Hart/Barker/Medina Club hockey team dropped a narrow 5-4 overtime decision to Wilson/Newfane this weekend.

W/N took a one goal lead early, but RBM answered with an unassisted score by Trevor Lock. W/N came right back and led after one period 2-1.

The only goal of the middle period by by W/N so entering the third, RBM trailed 3-1.

In the final period, Joel Harris (B) scored to cut the deficit to 3-2, assisted by Lawson Wallworth (R-H).

Near the end of the period, W/N scored, but RBM came right back with a goals by Lucius Wagner (M) and Reed Garlock (RH) with Ryan Mettler (R-H) and Richard Keppler (M) getting assists to tie the contest at 4-4.

In the overtime W/N scored with 1:08 left in the game for the win.

RBM’s next game in Sunday in Lockport at 12:15 p.m. against West Seneca.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Three of Albion’s first team B North honorees include, from left, Javon Jones, Jahmeek Riley and Amari Jones.

Albion has placed six players on the first team of the B North Division All-League football squad.

Senior defensive lineman Jahmeek Riley, who has been named B North Defensive Player of the Year, heads the Purple Eagles contingent which also includes junior quarterback Amari Jones, junior running back Jacob Hughson, junior wide receiver Javon Jones, senior offensive lineman Brendan Lebaron and senior linebacker Bryce Froman.

Amari Jones passed for 863 yards and 10 touchdowns and rushed for 252 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Hughson rushed for 339 yards and 3 touchdowns and on defense made 34 tackles and had one interception.

Javon Jones had 509 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns and 171 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns. On defense, he had 5 interceptions and made 28 tackles.

Riley had 40 tackles and 3 sacks while on offense he caught 14 passes for 238 yards and 2 touchdowns and also had 2 rushing TDs.

Lebaron had 48 tackles, 1 sack and 1 interception and Froman had 41 tackles and 1 sack.

Albion had a quartet of second team honorees including wide receiver Tyler Gibson, offensive lineman Chris Porter along with defensive linemen Jabari Johnson and Alex Hafner, all seniors.

The Purple Eagles had a trio of Honorable Mention selections in seniors Angel Cruz, Simon Ellison and Ellwood Hafner.

B North champion Maritime had seven first team honorees headed by senior running back Damien Littleton, who was named the division’s Offensive Player of the Year, He rushed for 1,429 yards and 17 touchdowns.

Rounding out Albion’s first team honorees are, from left, Brendan Lebaron, Bryce Froman and Jacob Hughson.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Lyndonville’s Noah Neff works toward a pin victory over Brighton’s Joey Uwimana during early round action at Lyndonville’s Fred Large Memorial Wrestling Tournament today.

Medina had a trio of individual weight class champions today at Lyndonville’s annual Fred Large Memorial Wrestling Tournament.

Dom Callara won at 102, Gavin Ciarfella at 118 and Rashawn Bloom at 126 for the Mustangs.

Callara scored a 15-0 technical fall win in the title bout over Blade Surowiec of Wayne. He advanced with a pair of quick pins of 1:03 in the quarterfinals and :48 in the semis.

Ciarfella likewise posted a 15-0 tecnical fall victory in his title bout over Vinny Chiccino of Williamson. He scored a pin of 1:16 in the quarterfinals and had a 15-0 technical fall win in the semis.

Bloom scored a 14-1 major decision in his championship bout over Aidan LeStrange of Wayne. He gained a spot in the finals by scoring pins of 1:15 in the quarterfinals and 1:41 in the semis.

Albion had a pair of champions as Jr Morales won at 138 and Alex Hafner at 152.

Morales scored a quick pin of 55 seconds in his title bout over Jack Wren of Williamson. He had a pin of 1:18 in the quarterfinals and a 13-8 decision win in the semis.

Hafner took his title bout by a technical fall score of 18-2 over Sebastian Temich of Lyndonville. He also had a technical fall win in the quarterfinals and a pin of 2:33 in the semis.

Roy-Hart/Barker also had two champions as Brett Ricker won at 160 and Zach Hill at 189.

Ricker scored a pin of one minute in his title bout over Austin Schmitt of Lyndonville. He also scored quick pins of 1:22 in the quarterfinals and :36 in the semis.

Hill pinned Maddox Stirk of Lyndonville in 3:46 in the finals. He reached the finals with a pin of 3:14 in the quarterfinals and a narrow 3-2 decision win in the semis.

Holley/Kendall had Bruce Rasmusson win at 110 with a pin of 2:22 in the finals over Christian Garver of Lyndonville.

Albion also had Ellwood Hafner (145) place second and Bryce Froman (152) and Dayne Aina (189) finish third while Medina’s Reese Senske (102) and Lyndonvilles Ty Holmes (118) both placed fourth.

In the JV Tournament, Medina had Conor Crandall win at 160 and Sawyer Kingsbury at 189 while Branden Ricker won at 152, Joel Hickman at 132 and Dan Moore at 215 for Roy-Hart/Barker.

Lyndonville’s Alex Farrell and Albion’s Jr. Morales battle during opening round action.

Riley Robinson of Holley-Kendall works against Derek Chevez from North Rose-Wolcott.

Albion’s Bryce Froman has the upper hand here over Derek Geronimo of East Rochester.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Silverbacks first team honoree Zach Hill makes a tackle.

Having just completed their first season of 11 man football competition, the Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville Silverbacks have placed seven players on the B North Division All-League squad.

Senior linebacker Zach Hill, who made 32 tackles, has been named to the first teams. He also received the division’s Player Sportsmanship Award.

The Silverbacks have a trio of second team honorees in running back Jordan Terwilliger, fullback Drew Sandolfini and offensive lineman Andy Hill, all seniors.

In addition three Silverback underclassmen have received Honorable Mention including juniors quarterback Trenton Muck and lineman Sam Doolan and freshman lineman Jackson West.

The Silverbacks also received the B North Division’s Team Sportsmanship Award.

In a key early season clash of unbeatens, Kendall opened the Genesee Region League girls basketball season with a 41-27 win over visiting Pembroke.

Libby Snyder had 11 points, 14 rebounds, 5 steals and 5 blocks, Emma Allen 8 points and 17 rebounds and Alezya Brown 6 points to lead the way for Kendall which improves to 4-0 overall.

Kendall, which next visits Attica on Tuesday, held leads of 12-4 after one quarter, 21-10 at the half and 32-16 after thee quarters.

Pembroke is now 3-1.

In another G-R contest, Oakfield-Alabama defeated Holley 64-7.

Pulling away in the second half, Byron-Bergen downed visiting Albion 81-53 this evening in a non league basketball game.

Corden Zimmerman poured in 38 points and Gianni Ferrara 19 to set the pace for the Bees which led by only a 39-30 margin at the half.

Caleb Fox scored 12, Javon Jones 10, Jahmeek Riley 9, Tyler Gibson 8 and Shakarim Drisdom 7 for Albion.

The contest was the season open for Albion which next hosts Burgard in another non league contest on Tuesday.

Byron-Bergen improves to 3-1.

Notre Dame 71, Roy-Hart 44

Jordan Welker scored 20, Jimmy Fanara 15 and Jaden Sherwood 12 to lead Notre Dame to a 71-44 non league win over visiting Roy-Hart.

Vincent Buscarino scored 18 and Aiden Petrie 12 for Roy-Hart which trailed 50-24 at the half.

The contest was the season opener for Roy-Hart which next visits St. Mary’s, Lancaster on Tuesday in another non league game.

Swimming

Roy-Hart swept to a non league victory over Wheatland-Chili taking the boys’ meet 76-16 and the girls’ competition 76-36.

Jake Hagen was an individual event double winner for the Channel Cats in the 50 Freestyle and 100 Free.

Getting point production from 11 players, Lyndonville romped to a 73-32 victory over host Wheatland-Chili this evening in the Genesee Region League season opener.

Lorelei Dillenbeck scored 17, Ella Lewis 13 and Karlee Rounds 10 to lead the Lyndonville attack.  Ashlee Stephens chipped in with 8, Addison Dillenbeck 7, Haley Shafer 6, Brynn Howell 4, Peyton McDonald 3, Annabelle Froman and Shelby Boring 2 and Morgan Austin 1.

Setting the tone for the evening, Lyndonville jumped out to a 20-7 first quarter lead as Lewis scored 8 and Lorelei Dillenbeck, Rounds and Stephens 4 each.

The Lady Tigers went on to maintain commanding leads of 38-18 at the half and 55-26 after thee quarters. Lorelei Dillenbeck netted 8 in the second and 5 in the third.

Now at 3-0 overall, Lyndonville next hosts Notre Dame on Tuesday.