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OBSERVER Staff Report
ALLEGANY — Not quite two years ago, Southwestern’s Reece Beaver was selected the OBSERVER/Post-Journal girls basketball Player of the Year.
The headline for the story that April day in 2022 read: “Beaver’s fourth season for Trojans is best yet.”
Well, let’s just say what she’s done so far in her sixth varsity campaign places her in some rarefied air.
How about all by herself?
Now a senior, Beaver scored 28 points Thursday night to lead Southwestern (12-6, 12-3) to a 69-31 victory over Allegany-Limestone (10-7, 8-6) in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West game at Allegany-Limestone High School. Not only did the Trojans’ win clinch them at least a tie for the division title, but Beaver also eclipsed the Chautauqua County girls scoring record after making a steal, dribbling the length of the court and converting a left-handed layup with 2:54 remaining in the third quarter to break the mark previously held by Silver Creek’s Abby Rice, who finished her career with 2,232 points.
Now with 2,243 career points, Beaver stands alone atop the girls county scoring list, an accomplishment that was recognized by the public-address announcer at the completion of the third period.
In addition to her points milestone, Beaver also collected eight assists, eight steals and four rebounds last night. The Daemen University-bound guard scored 17 points in the first quarter when Southwestern opened up a 37-18 lead.
Beaver was joined in double figures by Bella Sirianni, who scored 14 points to go along with six assists and six rebounds. Madi McIntyre collected seven rebounds and Ellie Pearson had six.
Leading the way for the Gators was Serena Frederick with 15 points.
SOUTHWESTERN (69)
CBeaver 2 1 5, RBeaver 12 0 28, Cotter 4 0 8, BBeaver 1 0 2, Sirianni 6 0 14, Barone 0 0 0, McIntyre 1 0 2, Pearson 3 0 7, Genareo 0 3 3. Totals 29 4 69.
ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (31)
Kahm 2 2 7, Frederick 5 3 15, Peck 1 0 2, Herzog 2 0 5, Hayes 1 0 2. Totals 11 5 31.
3-point goals—RBeaver 4, Sirianni 2, Pearson, Kahm, Frederick 2, Herzog.
Southwestern 18 19 14 18 — 69
Allegany-Limestone 9 9 2 11 — 31
RED DRAGONS HOLD OFF EAGLES
ELLERY — Alex Halstrom scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, and Bryanna Cornell had 12 points and 20 rebounds as Maple Grove held off Chautauqua Lake 44-40 in Division 2 West play.
The Eagles (3-15, 2-9) led 23-21 at halftime, but the Red Dragons (12-5, 6-5) outscored them 11-1 in the third quarter to take control.
Elise Riedesel led Chautauqua Lake with 16 points and nine rebounds; Kaylee Tarr had 10 points and four steals; and Quinn Putney had six rebounds and four steals.
Claire Price had 10 steals and sic rebounds, while Rebekka Roberts had 8 points and five rebounds for Maple Grove.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (40)
KarTarr 0 0 0, Gollhardt 1 1 3, KeTarr 1 0 2, Putney 1 1 3, Riedesel 7 0 16, KayTarr 4 2 10, Lyle 0 0 0, Ludwig 0 0 0, Donato 2 0 6. Totals 15 4 40.
MAPLE GROVE (44)
Trim 0 0 0, Caldwell 0 0 0, Johnson 4 0 8, Cornell 6 0 12, Halstrom 4 2 13, Caldwell 1 0 2, Roberts 4 0 8, Price 0 1 1. Totals 19 3 44.
3-point goals—Riedesel 2, Donato 2, Halstrom 3.
Chautauqua Lake 11 12 1 16 — 40
Maple Grove 14 7 11 12 — 44
See RECORD, Page B2
WHIPPO SHINES ON SENIOR NIGHT
FREWSBURG — Paige Whippo scored a career-high 12 points on Senior Night as Frewsburg clinched at least a share of the league title with an 80-37 Division 1 East victory over Cassadaga Valley.
Whippo also had eight rebounds and two assists, while Gracie Conlan — the Bears’ other senior — had 6 points, four assists, three rebounds and three steals.
Jadyn Trocki had 19 points, eight steals and seven assists; Teghan Trocki had 11 points, four rebounds and four steals; and Taytum Jimerson had 10 points, seven assists and five steals for Frewsburg (17-2, 9-0), which led 46-15 at halftime.
Emiley Anderson paced the Cougars (10-8, 4-5) with 18 points, six rebounds and three assists, while Breonna Hopkins had 9 points, six rebounds and two steals.
CASSADAGA VALLEY (37)
Pattyson 1 0 2, Jasinski 1 0 2, Meder 0 0 0, MFanara 0 0 0, Johnson 2 0 4, EAnderson 7 0 18, Hopkins 3 0 9, HAnderson 1 0 2, DFanara 0 0 0. Totals 15 0 37.
FREWSBURG (80)
JTrocki 9 0 19, TTrocki 4 1 11, Conlan 3 0 6, TJimerson 4 2 10, Cappa 1 0 2, Golab 1 0 2, Harvey 4 1 9, AJimerson 4 0 9, Whippo 6 0 12. Totals 36 4 80.
3-point goals—EAnderson 4, Hopkins 3, JTrocki, TTrocki 2, AJimerson.
Cassadaga Valley 4 11 12 10 — 37
Frewsburg 16 30 20 14 — 80
HERINGTON, PENCE STAND OUT
GOWANDA — Skylar Herington scored 27 points and Quinn Pence added 24 as Randolph breezed past Gowanda 68-12 in Division 1 East action.
The Cardinals (12-6, 7-1) led 20-5 after the first quarter and 43-6 at halftime.
Pence had eight assists, eight steals and six rebounds, while Herington had 11 rebounds for Randolph.
The Panthers fell to 2-16 overall and 0-9 in the league.
RANDOLPH (68)
Smith 0 0 0, Bowles 2 3 8, Pence 9 3 24, Herington 10 2 27, Bushey 0 0 0, Steward 3 0 7, Dickerson 1 0 2, Olofson 0 0 0. Totals 25 7 68.
GOWANDA (12)
Gabel 0 0 0, Valentine 0 0 0, CJohn 1 0 3, KJohn 0 0 0, Pupo 0 0 0, Gamble 1 0 2, Beaver 0 0 0, Scanlan 1 1 3, Giambrone 0 0 0, Kelly 2 0 4, Hageman 0 0 0. Totals 5 1 12.
3-point goals—Bowles, Pence 3, Herington 5, Steward, CJohn.
Randolph 20 23 17 8 — 68
Gowanda 5 1 2 4 — 12
BENTLEY POWERS PORTVILLE
FALCONER — Lilly Bentley had 13 points, 10 rebounds and five steals to lead Portville past Falconer 46-21 in Division 1 East.
Ava Jo Edwards chipped in 13 points and Avery DeFazio had six assists for the Panthers (11-5, 4-4), who led 21-12 at halftime before an 11-1 third quarter.
Augustine Krenzer paced the Golden Falcons (5-13, 2-7) with 10 points and three steals while Ellyson Baglia had five rebounds.
PORTVILLE (46)
Isaman 0 0 0, Carls 1 0 2, DeFazio 1 0 2, AvHaynes 1 4 6, Elliott 0 0 0, Scanlon 0 0 0, AlHaynes 3 1 7, Edwards 5 1 13, Bentley 5 3 13, Rhinehart 1 0 3. Totals 17 9 46.
FALCONER (21)
Helms 1 0 2, Krenzer 3 3 10, Lincoln 0 0 0, Harper 3 0 6, Smith 0 0 0, Neal 0 1 1, Holmberg 0 0 0, Baglia 1 0 2. Totals 8 4 21.
3-point goals—Edwards 2, Rhinehart, Krenzer.
Portville 17 4 11 14 — 46
Falconer 5 7 1 8 — 21
Jayvees: Portville won.
BESTINE SETS WESTFIELD RECORD
CLYMER — Westfield led 20-9 at halftime and held off Clymer for a 37-33 Division 2 West victory, handing the Pirates their first league loss of the season.
Clymer made it a one-possession game during the second half, but could never even the score.
Tanleigh Bestine led the Wolverines (13-5, 7-3) with 25 points to become the school’s single-season scoring leader with 442. She surpassed Amy Bertrando’s old mark of 441 points. Bestine also grabbed 10 rebounds Thursday.
Alexys Neckers paced the Pirates (15-3, 10-1) with 19 points to go along with four rebounds and three steals, while Elli Bodamer had 9 points, seven rebounds and four steals.
WESTFIELD (37)
SWolfe 1 0 3, Hotchkiss 1 0 2, Bestine 7 8 25, OWolfe 0 0 0, Ottey 0 0 0, Schumaker 0 1 1, Gnadzinski 2 0 6, Nollinger 0 0 0. Totals 11 9 37.
CLYMER (33)
EJohnson 0 0 0, Heslink 0 0 0, Nyweide 1 3 5, White 0 0 0, Burchanowski 0 0 0, Neckers 6 6 19, LJohnson 0 0 0, Bodamer 3 0 9. Totals 10 9 33.
3-point goals—SWolfe, Bestine 3, Gnadzinski 2, Neckers, Bodamer 3.
Westfield 12 8 8 9 — 37
Clymer 4 5 15 9 — 33
Jayvees: Westfield won 31-26.
PANAMA WINS 3RD STRAIGHT
SILVER CREEK — Kaitlyn Horton had 18 points, Kylie Morgan had 15 and Kiera Loberg scored 10 as Panama beat Silver Creek 54-29 in Division 2 West.
The Panthers (5-13, 5-6), who led 26-5 at halftime, won their third straight game.
Khloe Karnes had 13 points, four steals and three assists, while Lucille Jimerson led the Black Knights (4-13, 0-11) with 10 rebounds.
PANAMA (54)
Cavness 0 0 0, Lyon 2 0 4, Flikkema 1 0 2, Morgan 5 5 15, Sainz 0 1 1, Horton 7 3 18, Loberg 3 3 10, Markham 0 0 0, Borowski 2 0 4. Totals 20 12 54.
SILVER CREEK (29)
Olsen 0 0 0, Karnes 6 1 13, Blair 0 0 0, Williams 3 0 8, Daniels 1 0 2, Beadle 0 0 0, Stevens 1 2 4, Jimerson 1 0 2, Kelly 0 0 0. Totals 12 3 29.
3-point goals—Horton, Loberg, Williams 2.
Panama 15 11 16 12 — 54
Silver Creek 4 1 16 8 — 29
PINE VALLEY HOLDS ON
FRANKLINVILLE — Danielle West scored 17 points, including five 3-pointers, as Pine Valley beat Franklinville 44-39 in Division 2 East action.
Vivien Libby and Jessina Miller added 10 points apiece for Pine Valley (10-8, 8-1), which led 23-17 at halftime.
Franklinville fell to 13-5 overall and 6-3 in the league.
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OBSERVER Photo by Matt Spielman
Chautauqua Lake’s Elise Riedesel, right, and Quinn Putney, left, battle Maple Grove’s Bryanna Cornell, center, for possession during Thursday’s CCAA Division 2 West game at Maple Grove Jr.-Sr. High School.
OBSERVER Staff Report
ALLEGANY — Not quite two years ago, Southwestern’s Reece Beaver was selected the OBSERVER/Post-Journal girls basketball Player of the Year.
The headline for the story that April day in 2022 read: “Beaver’s fourth season for Trojans is best yet.”
Well, let’s just say what she’s done so far in her sixth varsity campaign places her in some rarefied air.
How about all by herself?
Now a senior, Beaver scored 28 points Thursday night to lead Southwestern (12-6, 12-3) to a 69-31 victory over Allegany-Limestone (10-7, 8-6) in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West game at Allegany-Limestone High School. Not only did the Trojans’ win clinch them at least a tie for the division title, but Beaver also eclipsed the Chautauqua County girls scoring record after making a steal, dribbling the length of the court and converting a left-handed layup with 2:54 remaining in the third quarter to break the mark previously held by Silver Creek’s Abby Rice, who finished her career with 2,232 points.
Now with 2,243 career points, Beaver stands alone atop the girls county scoring list, an accomplishment that was recognized by the public-address announcer at the completion of the third period.
In addition to her points milestone, Beaver also collected eight assists, eight steals and four rebounds last night. The Daemen University-bound guard scored 17 points in the first quarter when Southwestern opened up a 37-18 lead.
Beaver was joined in double figures by Bella Sirianni, who scored 14 points to go along with six assists and six rebounds. Madi McIntyre collected seven rebounds and Ellie Pearson had six.
Leading the way for the Gators was Serena Frederick with 15 points.
SOUTHWESTERN (69)
CBeaver 2 1 5, RBeaver 12 0 28, Cotter 4 0 8, BBeaver 1 0 2, Sirianni 6 0 14, Barone 0 0 0, McIntyre 1 0 2, Pearson 3 0 7, Genareo 0 3 3. Totals 29 4 69.
ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (31)
Kahm 2 2 7, Frederick 5 3 15, Peck 1 0 2, Herzog 2 0 5, Hayes 1 0 2. Totals 11 5 31.
3-point goals—RBeaver 4, Sirianni 2, Pearson, Kahm, Frederick 2, Herzog.
Southwestern 18 19 14 18 — 69
Allegany-Limestone 9 9 2 11 — 31
RED DRAGONS HOLD OFF EAGLES
ELLERY — Alex Halstrom scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, and Bryanna Cornell had 12 points and 20 rebounds as Maple Grove held off Chautauqua Lake 44-40 in Division 2 West play.
The Eagles (3-15, 2-9) led 23-21 at halftime, but the Red Dragons (12-5, 6-5) outscored them 11-1 in the third quarter to take control.
Elise Riedesel led Chautauqua Lake with 16 points and nine rebounds; Kaylee Tarr had 10 points and four steals; and Quinn Putney had six rebounds and four steals.
Claire Price had 10 steals and sic rebounds, while Rebekka Roberts had 8 points and five rebounds for Maple Grove.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (40)
KarTarr 0 0 0, Gollhardt 1 1 3, KeTarr 1 0 2, Putney 1 1 3, Riedesel 7 0 16, KayTarr 4 2 10, Lyle 0 0 0, Ludwig 0 0 0, Donato 2 0 6. Totals 15 4 40.
MAPLE GROVE (44)
Trim 0 0 0, Caldwell 0 0 0, Johnson 4 0 8, Cornell 6 0 12, Halstrom 4 2 13, Caldwell 1 0 2, Roberts 4 0 8, Price 0 1 1. Totals 19 3 44.
3-point goals—Riedesel 2, Donato 2, Halstrom 3.
Chautauqua Lake 11 12 1 16 — 40
Maple Grove 14 7 11 12 — 44
See RECORD, Page B2
WHIPPO SHINES ON SENIOR NIGHT
FREWSBURG — Paige Whippo scored a career-high 12 points on Senior Night as Frewsburg clinched at least a share of the league title with an 80-37 Division 1 East victory over Cassadaga Valley.
Whippo also had eight rebounds and two assists, while Gracie Conlan — the Bears’ other senior — had 6 points, four assists, three rebounds and three steals.
Jadyn Trocki had 19 points, eight steals and seven assists; Teghan Trocki had 11 points, four rebounds and four steals; and Taytum Jimerson had 10 points, seven assists and five steals for Frewsburg (17-2, 9-0), which led 46-15 at halftime.
Emiley Anderson paced the Cougars (10-8, 4-5) with 18 points, six rebounds and three assists, while Breonna Hopkins had 9 points, six rebounds and two steals.
CASSADAGA VALLEY (37)
Pattyson 1 0 2, Jasinski 1 0 2, Meder 0 0 0, MFanara 0 0 0, Johnson 2 0 4, EAnderson 7 0 18, Hopkins 3 0 9, HAnderson 1 0 2, DFanara 0 0 0. Totals 15 0 37.
FREWSBURG (80)
JTrocki 9 0 19, TTrocki 4 1 11, Conlan 3 0 6, TJimerson 4 2 10, Cappa 1 0 2, Golab 1 0 2, Harvey 4 1 9, AJimerson 4 0 9, Whippo 6 0 12. Totals 36 4 80.
3-point goals—EAnderson 4, Hopkins 3, JTrocki, TTrocki 2, AJimerson.
Cassadaga Valley 4 11 12 10 — 37
Frewsburg 16 30 20 14 — 80
HERINGTON, PENCE STAND OUT
GOWANDA — Skylar Herington scored 27 points and Quinn Pence added 24 as Randolph breezed past Gowanda 68-12 in Division 1 East action.
The Cardinals (12-6, 7-1) led 20-5 after the first quarter and 43-6 at halftime.
Pence had eight assists, eight steals and six rebounds, while Herington had 11 rebounds for Randolph.
The Panthers fell to 2-16 overall and 0-9 in the league.
RANDOLPH (68)
Smith 0 0 0, Bowles 2 3 8, Pence 9 3 24, Herington 10 2 27, Bushey 0 0 0, Steward 3 0 7, Dickerson 1 0 2, Olofson 0 0 0. Totals 25 7 68.
GOWANDA (12)
Gabel 0 0 0, Valentine 0 0 0, CJohn 1 0 3, KJohn 0 0 0, Pupo 0 0 0, Gamble 1 0 2, Beaver 0 0 0, Scanlan 1 1 3, Giambrone 0 0 0, Kelly 2 0 4, Hageman 0 0 0. Totals 5 1 12.
3-point goals—Bowles, Pence 3, Herington 5, Steward, CJohn.
Randolph 20 23 17 8 — 68
Gowanda 5 1 2 4 — 12
BENTLEY POWERS PORTVILLE
FALCONER — Lilly Bentley had 13 points, 10 rebounds and five steals to lead Portville past Falconer 46-21 in Division 1 East.
Ava Jo Edwards chipped in 13 points and Avery DeFazio had six assists for the Panthers (11-5, 4-4), who led 21-12 at halftime before an 11-1 third quarter.
Augustine Krenzer paced the Golden Falcons (5-13, 2-7) with 10 points and three steals while Ellyson Baglia had five rebounds.
PORTVILLE (46)
Isaman 0 0 0, Carls 1 0 2, DeFazio 1 0 2, AvHaynes 1 4 6, Elliott 0 0 0, Scanlon 0 0 0, AlHaynes 3 1 7, Edwards 5 1 13, Bentley 5 3 13, Rhinehart 1 0 3. Totals 17 9 46.
FALCONER (21)
Helms 1 0 2, Krenzer 3 3 10, Lincoln 0 0 0, Harper 3 0 6, Smith 0 0 0, Neal 0 1 1, Holmberg 0 0 0, Baglia 1 0 2. Totals 8 4 21.
3-point goals—Edwards 2, Rhinehart, Krenzer.
Portville 17 4 11 14 — 46
Falconer 5 7 1 8 — 21
Jayvees: Portville won.
BESTINE SETS WESTFIELD RECORD
CLYMER — Westfield led 20-9 at halftime and held off Clymer for a 37-33 Division 2 West victory, handing the Pirates their first league loss of the season.
Clymer made it a one-possession game during the second half, but could never even the score.
Tanleigh Bestine led the Wolverines (13-5, 7-3) with 25 points to become the school’s single-season scoring leader with 442. She surpassed Amy Bertrando’s old mark of 441 points. Bestine also grabbed 10 rebounds Thursday.
Alexys Neckers paced the Pirates (15-3, 10-1) with 19 points to go along with four rebounds and three steals, while Elli Bodamer had 9 points, seven rebounds and four steals.
WESTFIELD (37)
SWolfe 1 0 3, Hotchkiss 1 0 2, Bestine 7 8 25, OWolfe 0 0 0, Ottey 0 0 0, Schumaker 0 1 1, Gnadzinski 2 0 6, Nollinger 0 0 0. Totals 11 9 37.
CLYMER (33)
EJohnson 0 0 0, Heslink 0 0 0, Nyweide 1 3 5, White 0 0 0, Burchanowski 0 0 0, Neckers 6 6 19, LJohnson 0 0 0, Bodamer 3 0 9. Totals 10 9 33.
3-point goals—SWolfe, Bestine 3, Gnadzinski 2, Neckers, Bodamer 3.
Westfield 12 8 8 9 — 37
Clymer 4 5 15 9 — 33
Jayvees: Westfield won 31-26.
PANAMA WINS 3RD STRAIGHT
SILVER CREEK — Kaitlyn Horton had 18 points, Kylie Morgan had 15 and Kiera Loberg scored 10 as Panama beat Silver Creek 54-29 in Division 2 West.
The Panthers (5-13, 5-6), who led 26-5 at halftime, won their third straight game.
Khloe Karnes had 13 points, four steals and three assists, while Lucille Jimerson led the Black Knights (4-13, 0-11) with 10 rebounds.
PANAMA (54)
Cavness 0 0 0, Lyon 2 0 4, Flikkema 1 0 2, Morgan 5 5 15, Sainz 0 1 1, Horton 7 3 18, Loberg 3 3 10, Markham 0 0 0, Borowski 2 0 4. Totals 20 12 54.
SILVER CREEK (29)
Olsen 0 0 0, Karnes 6 1 13, Blair 0 0 0, Williams 3 0 8, Daniels 1 0 2, Beadle 0 0 0, Stevens 1 2 4, Jimerson 1 0 2, Kelly 0 0 0. Totals 12 3 29.
3-point goals—Horton, Loberg, Williams 2.
Panama 15 11 16 12 — 54
Silver Creek 4 1 16 8 — 29
PINE VALLEY HOLDS ON
FRANKLINVILLE — Danielle West scored 17 points, including five 3-pointers, as Pine Valley beat Franklinville 44-39 in Division 2 East action.
Vivien Libby and Jessina Miller added 10 points apiece for Pine Valley (10-8, 8-1), which led 23-17 at halftime.
Franklinville fell to 13-5 overall and 6-3 in the league.
ALLEGANY — Not quite two years ago, Southwestern’s Reece Beaver was selected the OBSERVER/Post-Journal girls basketball Player of the Year.
The headline for the story that April day in 2022 read: “Beaver’s fourth season for Trojans is best yet.”
Well, let’s just say what she’s done so far in her sixth varsity campaign places her in some rarefied air.
How about all by herself?
Now a senior, Beaver scored 28 points Thursday night to lead Southwestern (12-6, 12-3) to a 69-31 victory over Allegany-Limestone (10-7, 8-6) in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West game at Allegany-Limestone High School. Not only did the Trojans’ win clinch them at least a tie for the division title, but Beaver also eclipsed the Chautauqua County girls scoring record after making a steal, dribbling the length of the court and converting a left-handed layup with 2:54 remaining in the third quarter to break the mark previously held by Silver Creek’s Abby Rice, who finished her career with 2,232 points.
OBSERVER Photo by Matt Spielman
Chautauqua Lake’s Elise Riedesel, right, and Quinn Putney, left, battle Maple Grove’s Bryanna Cornell, center, for possession during Thursday’s CCAA Division 2 West game at Maple Grove Jr.-Sr. High School.
Now with 2,243 career points, Beaver stands alone atop the girls county scoring list, an accomplishment that was recognized by the public-address announcer at the completion of the third period.
In addition to her points milestone, Beaver also collected eight assists, eight steals and four rebounds last night. The Daemen University-bound guard scored 17 points in the first quarter when Southwestern opened up a 37-18 lead.
Beaver was joined in double figures by Bella Sirianni, who scored 14 points to go along with six assists and six rebounds. Madi McIntyre collected seven rebounds and Ellie Pearson had six.
Leading the way for the Gators was Serena Frederick with 15 points.
SOUTHWESTERN (69)
CBeaver 2 1 5, RBeaver 12 0 28, Cotter 4 0 8, BBeaver 1 0 2, Sirianni 6 0 14, Barone 0 0 0, McIntyre 1 0 2, Pearson 3 0 7, Genareo 0 3 3. Totals 29 4 69.
ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (31)
Kahm 2 2 7, Frederick 5 3 15, Peck 1 0 2, Herzog 2 0 5, Hayes 1 0 2. Totals 11 5 31.
3-point goals–RBeaver 4, Sirianni 2, Pearson, Kahm, Frederick 2, Herzog.
Southwestern 18 19 14 18 — 69
Allegany-Limestone 9 9 2 11 — 31
RED DRAGONS HOLD OFF EAGLES
ELLERY — Alex Halstrom scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, and Bryanna Cornell had 12 points and 20 rebounds as Maple Grove held off Chautauqua Lake 44-40 in Division 2 West play.
The Eagles (3-15, 2-9) led 23-21 at halftime, but the Red Dragons (12-5, 6-5) outscored them 11-1 in the third quarter to take control.
Elise Riedesel led Chautauqua Lake with 16 points and nine rebounds; Kaylee Tarr had 10 points and four steals; and Quinn Putney had six rebounds and four steals.
Claire Price had 10 steals and sic rebounds, while Rebekka Roberts had 8 points and five rebounds for Maple Grove.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (40)
KarTarr 0 0 0, Gollhardt 1 1 3, KeTarr 1 0 2, Putney 1 1 3, Riedesel 7 0 16, KayTarr 4 2 10, Lyle 0 0 0, Ludwig 0 0 0, Donato 2 0 6. Totals 15 4 40.
MAPLE GROVE (44)
Trim 0 0 0, Caldwell 0 0 0, Johnson 4 0 8, Cornell 6 0 12, Halstrom 4 2 13, Caldwell 1 0 2, Roberts 4 0 8, Price 0 1 1. Totals 19 3 44.
3-point goals–Riedesel 2, Donato 2, Halstrom 3.
Chautauqua Lake 11 12 1 16 — 40
Maple Grove 14 7 11 12 — 44
WHIPPO SHINES ON SENIOR NIGHT
FREWSBURG — Paige Whippo scored a career-high 12 points on Senior Night as Frewsburg clinched at least a share of the league title with an 80-37 Division 1 East victory over Cassadaga Valley.
Whippo also had eight rebounds and two assists, while Gracie Conlan — the Bears’ other senior — had 6 points, four assists, three rebounds and three steals.
Jadyn Trocki had 19 points, eight steals and seven assists; Teghan Trocki had 11 points, four rebounds and four steals; and Taytum Jimerson had 10 points, seven assists and five steals for Frewsburg (17-2, 9-0), which led 46-15 at halftime.
Emiley Anderson paced the Cougars (10-8, 4-5) with 18 points, six rebounds and three assists, while Breonna Hopkins had 9 points, six rebounds and two steals.
CASSADAGA VALLEY (37)
Pattyson 1 0 2, Jasinski 1 0 2, Meder 0 0 0, MFanara 0 0 0, Johnson 2 0 4, EAnderson 7 0 18, Hopkins 3 0 9, HAnderson 1 0 2, DFanara 0 0 0. Totals 15 0 37.
FREWSBURG (80)
JTrocki 9 0 19, TTrocki 4 1 11, Conlan 3 0 6, TJimerson 4 2 10, Cappa 1 0 2, Golab 1 0 2, Harvey 4 1 9, AJimerson 4 0 9, Whippo 6 0 12. Totals 36 4 80.
3-point goals–EAnderson 4, Hopkins 3, JTrocki, TTrocki 2, AJimerson.
Cassadaga Valley 4 11 12 10 — 37
Frewsburg 16 30 20 14 — 80
HERINGTON, PENCE STAND OUT
GOWANDA — Skylar Herington scored 27 points and Quinn Pence added 24 as Randolph breezed past Gowanda 68-12 in Division 1 East action.
The Cardinals (12-6, 7-1) led 20-5 after the first quarter and 43-6 at halftime.
Pence had eight assists, eight steals and six rebounds, while Herington had 11 rebounds for Randolph.
The Panthers fell to 2-16 overall and 0-9 in the league.
RANDOLPH (68)
Smith 0 0 0, Bowles 2 3 8, Pence 9 3 24, Herington 10 2 27, Bushey 0 0 0, Steward 3 0 7, Dickerson 1 0 2, Olofson 0 0 0. Totals 25 7 68.
GOWANDA (12)
Gabel 0 0 0, Valentine 0 0 0, CJohn 1 0 3, KJohn 0 0 0, Pupo 0 0 0, Gamble 1 0 2, Beaver 0 0 0, Scanlan 1 1 3, Giambrone 0 0 0, Kelly 2 0 4, Hageman 0 0 0. Totals 5 1 12.
3-point goals–Bowles, Pence 3, Herington 5, Steward, CJohn.
Randolph 20 23 17 8 — 68
Gowanda 5 1 2 4 — 12
BENTLEY POWERS PORTVILLE
FALCONER — Lilly Bentley had 13 points, 10 rebounds and five steals to lead Portville past Falconer 46-21 in Division 1 East.
Ava Jo Edwards chipped in 13 points and Avery DeFazio had six assists for the Panthers (11-5, 4-4), who led 21-12 at halftime before an 11-1 third quarter.
Augustine Krenzer paced the Golden Falcons (5-13, 2-7) with 10 points and three steals while Ellyson Baglia had five rebounds.
PORTVILLE (46)
Isaman 0 0 0, Carls 1 0 2, DeFazio 1 0 2, AvHaynes 1 4 6, Elliott 0 0 0, Scanlon 0 0 0, AlHaynes 3 1 7, Edwards 5 1 13, Bentley 5 3 13, Rhinehart 1 0 3. Totals 17 9 46.
FALCONER (21)
Helms 1 0 2, Krenzer 3 3 10, Lincoln 0 0 0, Harper 3 0 6, Smith 0 0 0, Neal 0 1 1, Holmberg 0 0 0, Baglia 1 0 2. Totals 8 4 21.
3-point goals–Edwards 2, Rhinehart, Krenzer.
Portville 17 4 11 14 — 46
Falconer 5 7 1 8 — 21
Jayvees: Portville won.
BESTINE SETS WESTFIELD RECORD
CLYMER — Westfield led 20-9 at halftime and held off Clymer for a 37-33 Division 2 West victory, handing the Pirates their first league loss of the season.
Clymer made it a one-possession game during the second half, but could never even the score.
Tanleigh Bestine led the Wolverines (13-5, 7-3) with 25 points to become the school’s single-season scoring leader with 442. She surpassed Amy Bertrando’s old mark of 441 points. Bestine also grabbed 10 rebounds Thursday.
Alexys Neckers paced the Pirates (15-3, 10-1) with 19 points to go along with four rebounds and three steals, while Elli Bodamer had 9 points, seven rebounds and four steals.
WESTFIELD (37)
SWolfe 1 0 3, Hotchkiss 1 0 2, Bestine 7 8 25, OWolfe 0 0 0, Ottey 0 0 0, Schumaker 0 1 1, Gnadzinski 2 0 6, Nollinger 0 0 0. Totals 11 9 37.
CLYMER (33)
EJohnson 0 0 0, Heslink 0 0 0, Nyweide 1 3 5, White 0 0 0, Burchanowski 0 0 0, Neckers 6 6 19, LJohnson 0 0 0, Bodamer 3 0 9. Totals 10 9 33.
3-point goals–SWolfe, Bestine 3, Gnadzinski 2, Neckers, Bodamer 3.
Westfield 12 8 8 9 — 37
Clymer 4 5 15 9 — 33
Jayvees: Westfield won 31-26.
PANAMA WINS 3RD STRAIGHT
SILVER CREEK — Kaitlyn Horton had 18 points, Kylie Morgan had 15 and Kiera Loberg scored 10 as Panama beat Silver Creek 54-29 in Division 2 West.
The Panthers (5-13, 5-6), who led 26-5 at halftime, won their third straight game.
Khloe Karnes had 13 points, four steals and three assists, while Lucille Jimerson led the Black Knights (4-13, 0-11) with 10 rebounds.
PANAMA (54)
Cavness 0 0 0, Lyon 2 0 4, Flikkema 1 0 2, Morgan 5 5 15, Sainz 0 1 1, Horton 7 3 18, Loberg 3 3 10, Markham 0 0 0, Borowski 2 0 4. Totals 20 12 54.
SILVER CREEK (29)
Olsen 0 0 0, Karnes 6 1 13, Blair 0 0 0, Williams 3 0 8, Daniels 1 0 2, Beadle 0 0 0, Stevens 1 2 4, Jimerson 1 0 2, Kelly 0 0 0. Totals 12 3 29.
3-point goals–Horton, Loberg, Williams 2.
Panama 15 11 16 12 — 54
Silver Creek 4 1 16 8 — 29
PINE VALLEY HOLDS ON
FRANKLINVILLE — Danielle West scored 17 points, including five 3-pointers, as Pine Valley beat Franklinville 44-39 in Division 2 East action.
Vivien Libby and Jessina Miller added 10 points apiece for Pine Valley (10-8, 8-1), which led 23-17 at halftime.
Franklinville fell to 13-5 overall and 6-3 in the league.
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