Section 4 boys basketball: Results, top performers, all-stars 2022-23
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STAC All-Stars
East/Central All-Conference
Trevor Warpus, Chenango Forks, senior; Andrew Erickson, Seton CC, junior; John Bangel, Owego, senior; Steven Samsel, Chenango Forks, junior; Joe Bangel, Owego, senior; Britten Zeh, Oneonta, freshman; Michael Doyle, Chenango Valley, sophomore.
Metro/West All-Conference
Jeremy Truax, Horseheads, junior; Zubayr Griffin, Johnson City, sophomore; Luke Little, Ithaca, junior; Chris Woodard, Elmira, junior; Jackson Casey, Corning, senior; Mekai Lindsey, Union-Endicott, junior; Larry Morse, Union-Endicott, senior; Qsan Tucker, Johnson City, senior.
Central All-Division
Jordan Benowski, Chenango Valley, sophomore; Liam Carnegie, Chenango Forks, senior; Drew Travelli, Owego, senior; Andrey Lavrinovich, Chenango Forks, senior; Johnny Hopf, Seton Catholic Central, sophomore; Jeter King, Chenango Valley, senior; Riley Loomis, Owego, senior.
West All-Division
Justin Yearwood, Ithaca, senior; Amauri Truax, Horseheads, senior; James Harris, Elmira, junior; Reed Walrath, Corning, senior; Jackson Cook, Horseheads, senior; Anthony Kitching, Elmira, senior; William Holmes, Ithaca, senior; Logan Booker, Corning, senior.
East All-Division
Brady Carr, Oneonta, freshman; Owen Burnsworth, Oneonta, senior; Steven Dowdall, Norwich, sophomore; Luke Karim, Susquehanna Valley, junior; Jerell Stokes, Norwich, senior; Wyatt Thornton, Norwich, junior; Makya Morrison, Oneonta, junior.
Metro All-Division
Gabe Thompson, Maine-Endwell, senior; Antuan Darden, Binghamton, senior; Cullen Green, Maine-Endwell, senior; Nicholas Lang, Union-Endicott, senior; Davian King, Union-Endicott, junior; Jack Gannon, Vestal, senior; Tameem Abdul 'Qahhar, Johnson City, junior; Felix Morales, Johnson City, junikor.
Basketball Coaches Association of New York Section 4 Awards and All-Stars
Players of the Year
Class AA: Chris Woodard of Elmira and Luke Little of Ithaca.
Class A: Zubayr Griffin, Johnson City.
Class B: Trevor Warpus of Chenango Forks and John Bangel of Owego Free Academy.
Class C: Evan Sickler, Tioga.
Class D: Connor Quarino, South Kortright/Andes.
Coaches of the Year
Class AA: Ryan Johnson, Elmira.
Class A: Jeff Limoncelli, Horseheads.
Class B: Chris Evans, Owego.
Class C: Brian Card, Tioga.
Class D: Aaron Kaufman, South Kortright/Andes.
All-Section 4 First Team: Zubayr Griffin, Johnson City; Andrew Erickson, Seton Catholic Central; Jeremy Truax, Horseheads; Luke Little, Ithaca; Trevor Warpus, Chenango Forks; Cullen Green, Maine-Endwell; John Bangel, Owego; Larry Morse, Union-Endicott; Chris Woodard, Elmira; Logan Booker, Corning; Joey Tomasso, Waverly; Evan Sickler, Tioga; Jackson Casey, Corning.
All-Section 4 Second Team: Connor Holland, Marathon; Luke Schnabel, Delhi; Connor Quarino, South Kortright/Andes; Justin Yearwood, Ithaca; Qsan Tucker, Johnson City; Mekai Lindsey, Union-Endicott; Luke Kariam, Susquehanna Valley; Nick Lang, Union-Endicott; Amauri Truax, Horseheads; Joe Bangel, Owego; Anthony Kitching, Elmira; William Holmes, Ithaca; Aidan Fenkle, Maine-Endwell.
Note: Second annual BCANY Section 4 girls and boys all-star games will be played March 21 at Elmira College's Speidel Gym. First- and second-team BCANY all-stars eligible to play. Girls game at 5:45 p.m. Boys at 7:30. Admission $5 to watch both games.
Note: In order to be eligible, a team's coach must be a member of BCANY.
March 8
NYSPHSAA Class A Regional Semifinal
Tappan Zee 43, Horseheads 34
H: Jeremy Truax 13 points.
March 2
Section 4 Class B Semifinal
Chenango Forks 64, Chenango Valley 48
Chenango Forks: Trevor Warpus 24 points, five 3-pointers; Liam Carnegie 19 points. Chenango Valley: Jeter King 10 points.
Feb. 28
Section 4 Class C Semifinal
Tioga 60, Watkins Glen 46
WG: Jacob Yontz 17 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists; Joseph Sutterby 12 points, Ryan Willett 10 points. T: Evan Sickler 16, Ethan Perry 14, Valentino Rossi 14.
Feb. 24
Section 4 Class AA Semifinals
Elmira 79, Ithaca 73
E: James Harris 21 points, Chris Woodard 18, Anthony Kitching 12, Tyre Daniel 9, Da'mon Jackson 8. I: Luke Little 28, Justin Yearwood 17, Kaleb Kerfoot 12.
Corning 90, Binghamton 79
C: Logan Booker 35, Reed Walrath 22, Gavyn Hogue 15, Nolyn Proudfoot 11. B: Isaiah Sanders 18, Corien Noble 17, Axell Camacho Cintron 12.
Section 4 Class A Semifinal
Horseheads 59, Union-Endicott 48
H: Amauri Truax 19, Jack Fesetch 18, Jeremy Truax 17. U-E: Jaylen Sandiford 12.
Section 4 Class B Quarterfinal
Waverly 69, Lansing 53
W: Joey Tomasso 27 points, Jay Pipher 14.
Section 4 Class C Quarterfinals
Tioga 50, Delhi 37
D: Luke Schnabel 10 points; Chuck Haight 7 points, 6 rebounds. T: Gavin Fisher 19 points, Evan Sicker 14, Valentino Rossi 11.
Watkins Glen 55, Union Springs 38
WG: Jacob Yontz 13 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 blocks; Ryan Willett 11 points, 6 rebounds; Christopher Simiele 11 points, 4 rebounds; Joseph Sutterby 10 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks.
Feb. 21
Section 4 Class A Quarterfinal
Maine-Endwell 63, Seton Catholic Central 52
SCC: Andrew Erickson 14 points, Michael Lee 13, Brayden Rumpel 12. M-E: Cullen Green 24, Aidan Fenkl 14, Gabriel Thompson 11.
Section 4 Class C Opening Round
Union Springs 69, Elmira Notre Dame 68
US: Aaron Johnson 23 points, game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer; Damon Brown 17, Collin Park 16. END: Jeremiah Parker 25, Shane Maloney 17.
Tioga 66, Bainbridge-Guilford 37
B-G: James Hogroian 9. T: Evan Sickler 18, Shea Bailey 15, Ethan Perry 10.
Feb. 17
IAC Large School Championship
Waverly 61, Lansing 50
W: Joey Tomasso 49. L: Jordan Sidle 19.
MAC Championship
Delhi 51, Bainbridge-Guilford 38
D (19-1): Luke Schnabel 27 points; Angelo Krzyston 9 rebounds; Logan Nealis 6 steals. B-G: James Hogroian 14 points; David Emerson 12 points.
STAC Championship
Ithaca 61, Union-Endicott 58
I: Luke Little 20 points, William Holmes 16, Justin Yearwood 13. U-E: Larry Morse 18, Davian King 16.
Interscholastic Athletic Conference All-Stars
North Large School Division
MVP: Josh Hunter, Lansing.
Other First Team Picks: Xavier Scott, Dryden; Aiden Hathorn, Lansing; Owen Standish-Warpus, Whitney Point; Colton Down, Dryden.
Second Team: Alex Girich, Lansing; Nik Nelson, Trumansburg; Mason Von Gordon, Trumansburg; James Craft, Whitney Point; Daniel Murphy, Dryden.
North Small School Division
MVP: Abram Wasileski, Moravia.
Other First Team Picks: Joe Baylor, Moravia; Connor Holland, Marathon; Collin Park, Union Springs; Brandon Vanacore, Southern Cayuga; Damon Brown, Union Springs.
Second Team: Kyler Proper, Moravia; Mason Slade, Groton; Ben Dematteo, Groton; Isaac Brozon, Southern Cayuga.
South Large School Division
MVP: Joey Tomasso, Waverly.
Other First Team Picks: Jacob Yontz, Watkins Glen; Jeremiah Parker, Elmira Notre Dame; Dan Truesdall, Newark Valley; Jake VanHouten, Waverly.
Second Team: Joseph Sutterby, Watkins Glen; Shane Maloney, Notre Dame; Jay Pipher, Waverly; Danny Pirgir, Newark Valley; Finn Schweitzer, Notre Dame.
South Small School Division
MVP: Jalen Hardison, Newfield.
Other First Team Picks: Evan Sickler, Tioga; Hezi McCoy, Newfield; Zeb Soper, Candor; Jadon Heidl, Candor.
Second Team: Austin Jenney, Newfield; Tyler Malnoske, Odessa-Montour; Zack Taylor, Newfield; Ethan Perry, Tioga; Valentino Rossi, Tioga.
All-stars selected by division's coaches.
Feb. 16
IAC Small School Championship
Moravia 83, Newfield 34
M: Joey Baylor 19 points as Moravia beat Newfield in the title game for second straight year. N: Austin Jenney 15.
Feb. 15
Maine-Endwell 86, Tioga 52
M-E: Cullen Green 17, Preston Ocker 13, Adam DeSantis 10. T: Valentino Rossi 17, Evan Sickler 13.
Feb. 14
MAC Semifinal
Delhi 73, Unatego 46
D: Luke Schnabel 23 points, 7 rebounds, 6 steals; Angelo Krzyston and Chuck Haight had 15 and 10 points, respectively. U: Devin Kroll with 11 points.
(Delhi versus Bainbridge-Guilford, Feb. 17 at Unadilla Valley, for MAC Championship.)
STAC Semifinal
Ithaca 91, Oneonta 45
O: Brady Carr 11 points. I: Justin Yearwood 27, Luke Little 18, William Holmes 18, Elijah Sanders 9.
Ithaca plays Union-Endicott in title game at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Horseheads Middle School.
Feb. 13
Lansing 69, Midlakes 61
L: A. Hathorn 17, P. Vooris 12, J. Sidle 12, C. Sneddon 10.
Feb. 11
Marathon 67, Trumansburg 57
M: C. Holland 28, Z. Birdsall 11. T: Nik Nelson 27, Chandler Wright 14.
Tioga 79, Newark Valley 46
NV: D. Truesdail 16, D. Pirger 11. T: Evan Sickler 26, Shea Bailey 19, Ethan Perry 11.
Athens 59, Seton Catholic Central 57
SCC: Andrew Erickson 30 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals;
Tait Christensen 12 points, 6 rebounds, 4 blocks.
Feb. 10
STAC Metro tiebreaker: Union-Endicott 60, Johnson City 57
Latrail Jones Jr. hit a go-ahead jumper with 27 seconds left and Nicholas Lang added two foul shots with 12 seconds remaining as Union-Endicott captured the division title. Johnson City missed a 3-point try at the buzzer. U-E plays at Chenango Forks on Tuesday in a STAC Semifinal. Ithaca hosts Oneonta in the other semifinal.
Maine-Endwell 75, Delhi 44
D: Luke Schnabel 14 points, Angelo Krzyston 12. Delhi fell to 17-1. M-E: Cullen Green 21; Preston Ocker 12 points, four 3-pointers. M-E led 54-16 at halftime.
Feb. 9
Ithaca 64, Union-Endicott 60
I: Little Red clinched STAC West title with the victory, avoiding a tiebreaker against Horseheads. Ithaca trailed 37-32 after three quarters. Justin Yearwood 23 points, Trevor Clark 15, Luke Little 12. U-E: Larry Morse 20 points, Nick Lang 14, Mekai Lindsey 14.
Candor 67, Odessa-Montour 34
C: Lucas Heidl and Jadon Heidl 17 points each; Zeb Soper 12 points; Jacek Teribury 10 points. O-M: Tyler Malnoske 14 points, four 3-pointers.
Waverly 81, Spencer-Van Etten 15
W: Hogan Shaw 16 points, four 3-pointers in first career varsity start. Waverly (17-2 overall) finished IAC regular season at 14-0. The last Waverly team to go unbeaten in league play was 2016-17 squad.
Elmira 102, OnTech Charter (Syracuse) 34
Elmira led 54-19 at halftime.
Delhi 77, Sidney 49
D: Luke Schnabel 35 points, 7 assists, 5 steals; Chuck Haight 14 points; Angelo Krzyston 10 points, 8 rebounds. Delhi improved to 17 overall and 10-0 in MAC. S: Conner VanDerSommer 21 points; Jalen Reardon 12 points.
Feb. 8
Tioga 65, Union Springs 62
T: Evan Sickler 46 points, four 3-pointers. He scored 15 of Tioga's 18 points in final quarter after Tigers trailed 46-44 entering the quarter. US: Collin Park 26 points, eight 3-pointers; Aaron Johnson 12 points.
Feb. 7
Seton Catholic Central 56, Owego 51
SCC: Andrew Erickson 31 points, 10 assists, 19-for-22 FTs; Tait Christiansen 10 points, 7 rebounds.
Elmira 81, Corning 67
E: Chris Woodard 19 points, Tyre Daniel 12, Anthony Kitching 12, Da'mon Jackson 10, James Harris 9, Kobe Thomas 8. Express led 47-23 at halftime. C: Logan Booker 28, Gavyn Hogue 11, Jackson Casey 11, Nolyn Proudfoot 9.
Ithaca 73, Horseheads 64
H: Jeremy Truax 29 points; Amauri Truax, Alex Daugherty, Jack Fesetch 9 each. I: Luke Little 24, Justin Yearwood 15, Jonathan Ostrom 12, Kaleb Kerfoot 10.
Tioga 65, Spencer-Van Etten 24
T: Evan Sickler 21.
Waverly 89, Thomas A. Edison 26
W: Joey Tomasso 24 points.
Newark Valley 57, Watkins Glen 48
WG: Jacob Yontz 21 points.
Feb. 4
Waverly 66, Tioga 53
W: Joey Tomasso 32, Hogan Shaw 13. T: Evan Sickler 20, Ethan Perry 12.
Lansing 68, Trumansburg 60
T: Mason VanGordon 18, Chandler Wright 13. L: J. Hunter 25, A. Hathorn 24.
Feb. 3
Susquehanna Valley 60, Windsor 42
SV: Mason Karns 23, Seb MacNamee 14. W: Jayson Chase 17, Alex Balachick 12.
Elmira 61, Binghamton 55
E: Host Express closed game with 11-0 run over final 3 1/2 minutes. Da'mon Jackson took charge late to help Express claim the lead. Chris Woodard 25 points, James Harris 10. B: Isaiah Sanders 21.
Chenango Valley 54, Seton Catholic Central 49
SCC: Andrew Erickson 16 points; Johnny Hopf 10 points, 9 rebounds.
Feb. 2
Tioga 63, Odessa-Montour 48
T: Evan Sickler 24. O-M: Tyler Malnoske 18, Ben Heichiel 14.
Delhi 67, Unatego/Franklin 46
D (16-0): Luke Schnabel 35 points; Zachary Finch 7 steals; Logan Nealis 5 steals, 4 rebounds; Luke Sanford 7 points, 7 rebounds. U/F: Braeden Johnson 12 points; Devon Kroll 11 points.
Jan. 31
Johnson City 96, Binghamton 76
JC: Muhammad-Zubayr Griffin 34 points, Tameem Abdul 'Qahhar 20.
Corning 87, Horseheads 55
C: Logan Booker 20, Nolyn Proudfoot 13, Jackson Casey 13. H: Jeremy Truax 12.
Delhi 92, Afton 33
D: Luke Schnabel varsity-high 43 points; Rocco Schnabel 16 ; Luke Sanford 10. A: Ryan Wright 15.
Ithaca 58, Elmira 46
I: William Holmes 22 points, Justin Yearwood 15, Luke Little 14. E: Chris Woodard 15.
Newfield 72, Tioga 63
T: Evan Sickler 33. N: Greg Taylor 17, Hezekiah McCoy 15.
Odessa-Montour 59, Spencer-Van Etten 52
S-VE: Hunter Harmon 19 points, Pavel Jofre 17, Cody Sayre 10. O-M: Ben Heichel 15, Brad Gillis 15, Brady Cannon 12.
Dryden 63, Trumansburg 45
T: Nik Nelson 15 points, Garret Porter 12. D: Daniel Murphy 30 points, Xavier Scott 17.
Waverly 87, Elmira Notre Dame 39
W: Joey Tomasso scored a career-high 39 points. END: Gabe Patterson 14 points, Jeremiah Parker 12.
Bainbridge-Guilford 50, Deposit-Hancock 37
B-G: James Hogroian 21 points, David Emerson 14. D-H: Blake Fortunato 19 points, Thomas Reis 6.
Watkins Glen 61, Thomas A. Edison 24
WG: Jacob Yontz 19 points, Joseph Sutterby 13.
Oneonta 62, Windsor 36
STAC West Standings
(Through Jan. 31)
Corning 6-4, 9-4 overall
Horseheads 6-4, 8-6
Ithaca 5-4, 7-8
Elmira 4-5, 6-10
Jan. 30
Deposit-Hancock 46, Unadilla Valley 37
D-H: Evan Persbacker 20. UV: Haywood Edwards 12.
New Hartford 65, Seton Catholic Central 52
SCC: Andrew Erickson 23 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists.
Jan. 28
Elmira 61, Geneva 57
Elmira: Tyre Daniel gave Elmira the lead for good, 57-55, with a 3-pointer with 1:30 remaining. James Harris 4-for-4 at foul line in final 1:08, including clinching free throws with 6 seconds remaining after a Chris Woodard steal. Woodard team-high 17 points, Tyre Daniel 12, Da'mon Jackson 10, Harris 9 and Jerry Daniel 8. Elmira (6-9) needs two wins in final three games to qualify for Section 4 Class AA tourney with .400 winning percentage. Geneva: Anthony Torres 21 points.
Delhi 64, James O'Neill 61 (OT)
D (14-0): Luke Schnabel broke his own Delhi single-game scoring record with 42 points, including 36 in the second half and overtime. He topped his record 38 points from last week. Angelo Krzyston 9 points, 12 rebounds; Zach Finch 6 steals, 5 rebounds. JO: Jordan Thomson 23 points, Isaiah Bates 15, Nick Waugh 11.
Jan. 27
Horseheads 72, Binghamton 67
H: Amauri Truax hit a layup with 1:10 left to give STAC West leader Horseheads (8-5, 6-3 STAC) a five-point lead after Binghamton cut a 66-57 deficit to three. Horseheads trailed 21-18 at halftime.
Corning 76, Union-Endicott 61
C: Logan Booker career-high 29 points, including 25 through first three quarters. Gavyn Hogue 15 points; Reed Walrath, Nolyn Proudfoot and Jackson Casey 9 points apiece as Hawks pulled away after leading 50-46 through 3Q. U-E: Mekai Lindsey 17 points, Nicholas Lang 15.
Elmira 71, Vestal 54
E: Express closed game with 22-5 run that started late in third quarter. Chris Woodard 17 points; Tyre Daniel, Anthony Kitching 15 each. V: Andrew Harris 13, Braden Strahley 11.
Waverly 67, Trumansburg 31
W: Joey Tomasso 33 points, Jake VanHouten 11. T: Garret Potter 15.
Tioga 82, Marathon 60
T: Evan Sickler 31, Gavin Fisher 19, Shea Bailey 13. M: Conor Holland 33, Bryce Hartman 15.
Newfield 80, Odessa-Montour 37
O-M: Tyler Malnoske 10. N: Jalen Hardison 15.
Dryden 50, Lansing 48
D: X. Scott 13, D. Murphy 12. L: A. Hathorn 17, J. Hunter 16.
Johnson City 70, Ithaca 69 (OT)
I: Luke Little 27 points, Justin Yearwood 15, William Holmes 14. JC: Qsan Tucker Jr. winning shot as time expired in overtime. In his postgame report to media, Ithaca coach Mac Knight said shot came after the buzzer and should not have counted. Tucker finished with 22 points. Zubayr Griffin 37 points.
Jan. 26
Delhi 68, Harpursville 45
D (13-0): Luke Schnabel 29 points, 5 steals; Rocco Schnabel 11 points, 6 rebounds. H: Dominik Franklyn 3 5-7 11,Nolan Crocker 10, Ashton Villecco 9.
Jan. 24
STAC Metro Standings
Union-Endicott 7-1, 11-3
Maine-Endwell 5-5, 6-5
Binghamton 4-4, 5-6
Johnson City 4-4, 8-4
Vestal 0-7, 3-11
Chenango Valley 70, Windsor 27
CV: Michael Doyle 21, Jordan Benowski 15. W: Dylan Decker 9.
Moravia 65, Lansing 50
M: Wasilesky 28. L: J. Hunter 18.
Union-Endicott 75, Tioga 48
T: Evan Sickler 26. U-E: Larry Morse 24.
Corning 84, Vestal 29
C: Logan Johnson 15, Reed Walrath 14.
Corcoran 79, Ithaca 74
I: Luke Little 22, Justin Yearwood 20, William Holmes 12. C: Amir Reeves 31, Jaiden Holloman 26.
South Seneca 72, Trumansburg 51
Jan. 21
Seton Catholic Central 52, Lowville 50
SCC: Andrew Erickson 18 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals; Johnny Hopf 10 points, 10 rebounds.
Jan. 21
Jamestown 66, Elmira 58
E: Chris Woodard 17 points, Anthony Kitching 12, Da'mon Jackson 10. J: Trey Drake, Bishop Butts, Jaydian Johnson 14 points each. Jamestown ranked 16th in Class AA in New York.
Johnson City 68, Horseheads 63
Muhammad-Zubayr Griffin hit a shot in the paint with 1:20 left to give Johnson City a 66-63 lead and Tameem Qbdul 'Qahhar made a layup as shot clock expired with 12 seconds remaining for game's final points. Blue Raiders fell to 7-5.
Moravia 69, Odessa-Montour 37
M: Kyler Proper 19 pointes, Joe Baylor 12, Abram Wasilesi 12, Logan Bell 10. O-M: Daniel Lewis 13 points, three 3-pointers.
Jan. 20
Chenango Forks 78, Windsor 21
CF: Steven Samsel 23 points, Trevor Warpus 19, Liam Carnegie 13, Andrey Lavrinovich 9. W: Dylan Decker 6 points.
Newark Valley 69, Trumanburg 63
NV: Dan Truesdail 20 points, Danny Pirger 19, Joe Rombach 19. T: Nik Nelson 21 points, Lance Lawton Jr. 14, Mason von Gordon 9.
Tioga 77, Groton 74
T: Evan Sickler 23 points, Gavin Fisher 21, Shea Bailey 13. G: Mason Slade 27 points; Austin Hunt 15 points, four 3-pointers.
Lansing 65, Elmira Notre Dame 26
END: Jeremiah Parker 8 points. L: Aiden Hathorn 17 points; Austin Crandall, Jordan Sidle, Joshua Hunter 10 points each. Lansing with 39-10 edge in second half.
Delhi 91, Oxford 39
Delhi (12-0, 6-0 MAC): Luke Schnabel broke Delhi's single-game scoring record with 38 points on 16-for-22 shooting from the field. Previous record of 37 held by Alex Haight, who scored that amount twice. Rocco Schnabel 14 points. Angelo Krzyston 8 points, 6 rebounds, 5 steals, 4 assists. O: John Rovente 13 points.
Jan. 19
Horseheads 72, Elmira 53
E: Chris Woodard 14 points, Tyre Daniel 13, Da'mon Jackson 11. H: Alex Daugherty 22 points, including 14 in first half; Jeremy Truax 17 of 20 points in second half; Jack Fesetch 8 points, two 3-pointers.
Waverly 76, Whitney Point 26
Waverly: Joey Tomasso 26 points; Jake VanHouten 17 points and 12 rebounds; Jacob Benjamin 11 rebounds.
Seton CC 72, Oneonta 62
SCC: Andrew Erickson 33 points, 8-for-14 from field, 15 rebounds, 3 assists; Johnny Hopf 12 points, 6 rebounds; Max Bergman 11 points.
Jan. 18
Delhi 80, Onteora 43
Delhi (11-0): Luke Schnabel 34 points; Tanner Bracchy 9 points, Rocco Schnabel 9 points; Logan Nealis 6 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals, 3 assists. Onteora: Hudson Bennett 14 points.
STAC West Standings
Horseheads 4-2, 6-4 overall
Ithaca 4-3, 6-6
Elmira 3-3, 4-7
Corning 3-4, 6-4
Jan. 17
Ithaca 53, Corning 50
C: Jackson Casey 15 points, Logan Booker 9, Reed Walrath 8; Casey missed potential tying 3-pointer at buzzer. I: Luke Little 14 points, Justin Yearwood 11, Jonathan Ostrom 10, Williams Holmes 8, Kaleb Kerfoot 8.
Waverly 78, Newark Valley 41
W: Joey Tomasso 29 points, 6 rebounds; Jay Pipher career-highs with 21 points and 8 assists.
Tioga 55, Candor 54
C: Zeb Soper 18 points, Jadon Heidl 12. T: Evan Sickler 24 points, three 3-pointers; Valentino Rossi 9 points.
Trumansburg 55, Whitney Point 35
T: Mason VanGordon 16 points, Nik Nelson 12, Weston Peake 9. WP: Maslin 10 points, Craft 10 points.
Watkins Glen 62, Odessa-Montour 46
WG: Ryan Willett 20 points, Alex Holmes 11, Sam Caslin 10, Jacob Yontz 10, Joe Sutterby 9. O-M: Tyler Malnoske 11 points, Brad Gillis 11.
Union Springs 70, Windsor 30
W: Ryan Kristof 12 points. US: Colin Parker 26 points.
Elmira Notre Dame 60, Thomas A. Edison 36
END: Jeremiah Parker 25 points.
Jan. 16
Martin L. King Tournament Final: Bishop Grimes 72, Seton CC 65 (OT)
SCC: Andrew Erickson 17 points, 6 assists, 4 rebounds; Max Bergman 16 points, 5 rebounds; Michael Lee 11 points. Erickson and Bergman picked to all-tournament team.
Jan. 15
Martin L. King Tournament Semifinal: Seton CC 60, Utica Academy of Science 55
SCC: Andrew Erickson 35 points, 6 3-pointers, and 8 rebounds, 3 steals, 3 assists; Max Bergman 11 points. UAS: Doneilious King 20 points.
Jan. 14
Waverly 77, Elmira Notre Dame 55
W: Joey Tomasso, a junior, scored career-high 37 points, including 1,00th of his career. Tomasso came in needing 26 points for 1,000 and reached milestone with a 3-pointer early in the third quarter after scoring 25 points in the first half.
Jan. 13
Binghamton 68, Vestal 58
The victory was No. 300 for 24th-season coach David Springer, whose teams have collected eight Section 4 championships, four Southern Tier Athletic Conference titles and 12 division championships.
Binghamton tended to a three-point deficit by outscoring Vestal 24-7 in the second quarter and didn’t trail thereafter.
Watkins Glen 70, Trumansburg 39
T: Mason VanGorden 20. WG: David Kelly 21.
Delhi 75, Unadilla Valley 33
D: Luke Schnabel 25 points; Chuck Haight 7 points, 8 rebounds; Angelo Krzyston 9 points, 6 rebounds. UV: Trent Marinelli 9 points.
Corning 55, Owego 47
C: Logan Booker 20 points, 12 rebounds, 3 steals; Nolyn Proudfoot 15 points; Jackson Casey 7 assists. OFA: Riley Loomis 13 points, John Bangel 12.
Maine-Endwell 64, Ithaca 55
M-E: Cullen Green 25 points, Preston Ocker 11, Luka Ioannisci 11. I: Justin Yearwood 19, William Holmes 13, Luke Little 12.
Newfield 66, Moravia 47
N (10-1): Jalen Hardison 16 points. M (9-1): Kyler Proper 16 points.
Jan. 12
Maine-Endwell 62, Horseheads 41
M-E: Connor Green 14 points. The Spartans led 33-19 at halftime and 51-32 through three quarters. H: Jeremy Truax 12.
Jan. 11
Delhi 64, Bainbridge-Guilford 44
D: Zachary Finch 8 steals; Luke Schnabel 17 points; Angelo Krzyston 12 points; Rocco Schnabel 11 points. B-G: James Hogroian 15 points, David Emerson 11 points.
Tioga 74, Elmira Notre Dame 59
END: Parker 33. T: Evan Sickler 25, Valentino Rossi 15, Ethan Perry 14, Shea Bailey 12.
Jan. 10
Horseheads 60, Ithaca 53
H: Jeremy Truax 15 points, Jackson Cook 11, Alex Daugherty 9, Dominick Russ 9. I: Justin Yearwood 15, Luke Little 11, Jonathan Ostrom 10, Trevor Clark 9.
Elmira 63, Corning 56
C: Logan Booker 17 points, Gavyn Hogue 13, Reed Walrath 11, Jackson Casey 10. E: Chris Woodard 18 points, Da'mon Jackson 10, Tyre Daniel 9, Kobe Thomas 9, James Harris 8. Express head coach Ryan Johnson picked up his 100th victory.
Odessa-Montour 50, Thomas A. Edison 32
TAE: George Smith 10. O-M: Tyler Malnoske 18.
Union Springs 62, Trumansburg 42
US: Collin Park 32, Damon Brown 18. T: Nik Nelson 12.
Southern Cayuga 58, Lansing 54
SC: B. Varacone 28. L: J. Sidle 17.
Jan. 7
Maine-Endwell 81, Elmira 47
M-E outscored the Express 42-15 in the second half.
Tioga 45, Bainbridge-Guilford 33
T: Evan Sickler 11 points, Valentino Rossi 10 points. B-G: James Hogroian 13 points.
Jan. 6
Groton 68, Odessa-Montour 50
G: Mason Slade 22, Ben DeMatteo 15. O-M: David Patterson 14, Brady Cannon 11.
Tioga 79, Southern Cayuga 50
T: Evan Sickler 23, Gavin Fisher 14, Ethan Perry 12, Shea Bailey 11, Karson Sindoni 10. SC: Vanocone 13.
Corning 72, Johnson City 70
C: Isaiah Henderson 21, Nolyn Proudfoot 17, Logan Booker 16; Jackson Casey 4-for-4 at foul line in final 21 seconds. JC: Zubayr Griffin 22, Q. Tucker 16.
Trumansburg 63, Thomas A. Edison 34
TAE: George Smith 10. T: Nik Nelson 22.
Waverly 55, Lansing 32
W: Joey Tomasso 33 points, including 29 over first three quarters; Jake Van Houten 13 points. L: Alexander Girich 18 points, Jordan Sidle 13, Aiden Hathorn 11.
Jan. 5
Trumansburg 56, Dryden 55
D: Xavier Scott 19, Nydum 13. T: Nick Nelson 17, Lance Lawton Jr. 13, Mason Van Gorden 11.
Delhi 65, Greene 46
D: Rocco Schnabel 15 points, 11 rebounds, 4 steals; Luke Schnabel 15 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds; Angelo Krzyston 18 points, 7 rebounds. G: William Dunlap 12 points, Kloden Rapp 10.
Jan. 4
Elmira 75, Horseheads 69
E: Express (3-6) rallied for the home win after trailing 39-29 just over 2 minutes into the third quarter; Kobe Thomas 17 points; Da'mon Jackson 15 points; Chris Woodard 14 points, Tyre Daniel 14 points, four 3-pointers; James Harris 9 points. H (5-3): Alex Daugherty 21 points, Jeremy Truax 16 points, Amauri Truax 15 points, Jackson Cook 9 points.
Ithaca 66, Corning 57
I: Justin Yearwood 23 points, five 3-pointers; Luke Little 18 points; Visiting Little Red opened second half with 19-2 run after leading 33-29 at halftime and were up 54-39 after three quarters. C (4-2): Isaiah Henderson 18 points, Nolyn Proudfoot 14 points, Reed Walrath 12 points
Maine-Endwell 84, Vestal 42
Owego 60, Seton CC 36
SCC: Andrew Erickson 9.
Jan. 3
Southern Cayuga , Odessa-Montour 53
O-M: Tyler Malnoske 21, Daniel Lewis 13. SC: Brandon Vanacore 36.
Candor 47, Tioga 32
C: Jadon Heidl 18, Thayer Cooper 14. T: Evan Sickler 15.
Lansing 71, Watkins Glen 49
WG: Jacob Yontz 23. L: A. Hathorn 26, J. Hunter 19.
Dec. 30
Addison Tournament
Final: Odessa-Montour 52, Cowanesque Valley 45
O-M: Tournament MVP Tyler Malnoske 18 points; all-tournament selection Brad Gillis 10 points.
Elmira's Josh Palmer Tournament
Bishop McDevitt (Pa.) 56, Horseheads 52
BM: Tristen Waters 23 points, Jordyn Bowers 11 points. H: Jeremy Truax 19 points, Amauri Truax 16 points. Jeremy Truax 3-pointer with 2 seconds left cut Bishop McDevitt lead to 54-52.
Corning 74, Seton Catholic Central 63 (OT)
C: Isaiah Henderson 22 points, 9 rebounds, tying 3-pointer with one second left in regulation; Division MVP Logan Booker 19 points, 6 rebounds. SCC: Andrew Erickson 38 points on 10-for-17 shooting from field, 8-for-12 from 3-point range.
North Penn-Mansfield 52, Vestal 28
NP-M: Tournament division MVP Karson Dominick 21 points, 6 rebounds. V: JT Gannon 12 points.
Dec. 29
Odessa-Montour 62, Campbell Savona 53
O-M: Tyler Malnoske 21, Brad Gillis 12, Daniel Lewis 12.
Elmira's Josh Palmer Tournament
Elmira Notre Dame 64, Thomas A. Edison 28
TAE: Andrew Slaven 10 points. END: Jeremiah Parker 26 points on 10-for-20 shooting from the field, with three 3-pointers; Saviano Waters 13 points, three 3-pointers. END outscored Edison 46-10 in the second half.
Ithaca 72, Conrad Weiser 54
CW: Donovan Gingrich 22 points. I: Luke Little 22 points, Justin Yearwood 21 points, Will Holmes 12 points.
Bishop McDevitt (Pa.) 84, Elmira 78
BM: Tristan Waters 30 points, 7 rebounds. E: Chris Woodard 28 points, 13 rebounds, 3 blocked shots; Da'mon Jackson 14 points, 5 rebounds.
Cortland Holiday Tournament
Lansing 66, Dryden 42
L: J. Hunter 25. D: Xavier Scott 12.
Dec. 28
Downsville Holiday Tournament
Roscoe 44, Deposit-Hancock 28
R: Aiden Johnston 21. D-H: Blake Fortunato 14.
Elmira's Josh Palmer Tournament
Seton CC 50, Ithaca 48
SCC: Andrew Erickson 34 points, winning shot at the buzzer. I: William Holmes 15 points.
North Penn-Mansfield 69, Elmira Notre Dame 38
NP-M: Karson Dominick 18 points; Brody Burleigh 16 points, 13 rebounds. END: Save Waters 14 points.
Corning 58, Conrad Weiser 50
Corning: Isaiah Henderson 22 points, Logan Booker 13 points, Jackson Casey 11 points. CW: Brady McKee 16 points.
McDonogh (Maryland) 60, Horseheads 44
M: Jefferson Exinor 23 points, 9 rebounds. H: Jeremy Truax 17 points, 8 rebounds, 5 steals.
Mount St. Michael Academy 68, Elmira 35
MSMA: Kelvin Collado 19 points, 11 rebounds. E: James Harris 10 points.
Dec. 27
Downsville Holiday Tournament
Margaretville 54, Deposit- Hancock 36
D-H: Evan Persbacker 14, Zach Russell 10, Blake Fourtanato 10.
Josh Palmer Tournament
Vestal 55, Thomas A. Edison 18
V: Braden Strahley 16 points, three 3-pointers; Josh Gannon 10 points. TAE: George Smith 9 points.
Dec. 22
Dryden 58, Elmira Notre Dame 55
D: Xavier Scott 13. END: Parker 24.
Moravia 57, Tioga 47
M: Joe Baylor 20. T: Evan Sickler 20.
Dec. 21
Union Springs 89, Odessa-Montour 58
O-M: Tyler Malnoske 25. US: Damon Brown 31, Collin Park 27.
Seton Catholic Central 61, Chenango Valley 51
SCC: Andrew Erickson 28 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals; Yursi Razzaq 16 points, 5 rebounds; John Hopf 8 points, 13 rebounds.
Dec. 20
Delhi 84, Deposit-Hancock 29
Delhi (7-0): Luke Schnabel 26 points, 8 steals; Rocco Schnabel 15 points, 13 rebounds. D-H: Blake Fortunato 10 points.
Odessa-Montour 65, Spencer-VE 43
O-M: Tyler Malnoske 18, Brad Gillis 15. S-VE: Jofre 29.
Lansing 67, Newark Valley 44
NV: D. Truesdale 18, J. Rombach 10. L: J. Hunter 16, J. Sidle 16.
Dec. 19
Deposit-Hancock 56, Livingston Manor 30
D-H: Blake Fourtanato 20 points, 6 rebounds; Evan Persbacker 17 points, 5 rebounds; Thomas Reis 9 rebounds. LM: Dan Tolbert 23 points.
Lansing 59, Groton 47
L: A. Hathorn 17, A. Girch 16. G: Mason Slade 16.
Waverly 77, Thomas A. Edison 23
W: Joey Tomasso 18 points; Jon Searles 13 pts, 14 rebounds.
Athens 66, Tioga 61
T: Evan Sickler 15, Gavin Fisher 13, Ethan Perry 11.
Dec. 18
Bishop Kearney Showcase
Rochester East 80, Elmira 62
E: Woodard 18, T. Daniel 11. East: M. Johnson 26.
Dec. 17
Chenango Forks 67, Seton CC 64
SCC: Andrew Erickson 31 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists; Sergio Rumpel 11 points, 5 rebounds.
Newfield 59, Tioga 57
T: Ethan Perry 18, Evan Sickler 17, Valentino Rossi 12. N: H. McCoy 16, J. Hardison 14, Z. Taylor 11.
South Seneca 61, Odessa-Montour 54
SS: Mikey Kaufman 17. O-M: Brad Gillis 12, Daniel Lewis 11.
Bishop Kearney Showcase
Elmira 93, SOTA (Rochester) 73
E: Thomas 17, Woodard 16, McHenry 11.
Horseheads 67, BK 57
H: A. Truax 31, A. Daugherty 14, J. Cook 10.
Dec. 16
Norwich 69, Windsor 55
W: Alex Balachick. N: Stokes 21, Dowdall 20.
Dec. 14
Seton Catholic Central 73, Susquehanna Valley 40
SCC: Andrew Erickson 18 points, 6 steals; Allan Eagles 11 points; Michael Lee 10 points; Brayden Rumpel 6 assists.
Roscoe 54, Deposit-Hancock 41
D-H: Blake Fortunato 21 points, Evan Persbacker 9 points. R: Anthony Teipelke 25 points, Aiden Johnston 21 points.
Binghamton 64, Ithaca 60
I: Luke Little 22 points, Trevor Clark 14 points. B: Corien Noble 16 points, Kashif Summers 13 points, Isaish Sanders 11 points.
Delhi 94, Walton 42
D: Luke Schnabel 29 points, 6 assists, 5 steals; Angelo Krzyston 23 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals. W: Zach Gardner 10 points, Meyer Little 9 points.
Union-Endicott 65, Elmira 50
U-E: Larry Morse 21 points, Mekai Lindsey 14 points, Nick Lang 12 points; U-E led 25-20 at halftime. E: Da'mon Jackson 14 points, Louis McHenry 8 points.
Corning 53, Maine-Endwell 51
C: Isaiah Henderson 21 points (7-for-11 from field), 8 rebounds; Nolyn Proudfoot 11 points; Logan Booker 8 points; Jackson Casey 7 points, 4 assists; Corning led 53-42 before M-E made a late surge, missing a 3-pointer in the final seconds. M-E: Luka Ioannisci 14 points; Cullen Green 13 points, three 3-pointers.
Owego 57, Windsor 23
Dec. 13
Elmira Notre Dame 67, Newark Valley 55
END: Jeremiah Parker 28 points, Daeshawn Thompkins 11 points, Shane Maloney 10 points.
Tioga 70, Odessa-Montour 23
T: Evan Sickler 27 points, five 3-pointers; Ethan Perry 13 points; Ethan Landmesser 11 points; Valentino Rossi 10 points. O-M: Ben Heichel 8 points.
Moravia 63, Trumansburg 36
M: Abram Wasileski 21 points, Kyler Proper 14 points. T: Mason von Gordon 14 pints, four 3-pointers; Garrett Potter 9 points.
Dec. 12
Delhi 87, Oxford 29
Delhi (5-0): Luke Schnabel 31 points, 8 steals; Chuck Haight scored 15 points, 5 rebounds; Rocco Schnabel 14 points, 6 rebounds. Oxford: Donovan Rickard 14 points.
Lansing 70, Whitney Point 48
WP: James Craft 18, Owen Standish-Warpus 13. L: A. Hathorn 23, J. Hunter 12, A. Girch 12.
Waverly 62, Watkins Glen 40
Waverly: Joey Tomasso 33.
Dec. 10
Horseheads 61, Union-Endicott 52
H: Amauri Truax 14 points, Alex Daugherty 13 pionts, Jack Fesetch 12 points, Jeremy Truax 12 points. Horseheads outscored defending STAC champion U-E 25-10 in the fourth quarter. U-E: Larry Morse 17 points.
Delhi 78, Bainbridge-Guilford 41
D: Tournament Most Outstanding Player Luke Schnabel 28 points, 8 steals to lead Delhi in championship game of its Shalkey-Mokay Tournament. All-tournament pick Angelo Krzyston 6 points, 5 rebounds. B-G: James Hogroian 18 points, all-tournament selection; David Emerson 13 points, all-tournament selection.
Dec. 9
Elmira Notre Dame 55, Trumansburg 48
T: Stevenson, Chaney 11 points each; Nelson 10 points. END: Parker 25 points; Richards 15 points.
Tioga 61, Spencer-Van Etten 16
Tioga: Evan Sickler 20 points, Valentino Rossi 16 points, Ethan Perry 9 points. S-VE: Panthers held to three points in the second half. Stahl 5 points.
Dec. 8
Candor 66, Odessa-Montour 43
C: Jadon Heidl 19 points, three 3-pointers; Zeb Soper 18 points; Jakob Foster 16 points. O-M: Daniel Lewis 20 points.
Delhi 66, Charlotte Valley 30
D (3-0): Luke Schnabel 21 points in opening round of Delhi's own Shalkey-Mokay Tournament. Angelo Krzyston 10 points. CV: Trevor Waid 11 points.
Lansing 46, Dryden 24
D: Alexander Scott 6 points. L: Hunter 19 points.
Dec. 7
Corning 100, Binghamton 77
B: Axell Camacho Cintron 17 points, KJ Summers 15 points, Isaiah Sanders 12 points, four 3-pointers.
C: Isaiah Henderson 32 points, 4-for-6 from 3-point range; Reed Walrath 23 points and 13 rebounds; Jackson Casey 15 points (5-7 shooting), 12 assists, 8 rebounds; Logan Booker 13 points, 11 rebounds; 7th-grader Nolyn Proudfoot 17 points (five 3-pointers), 5 rebounds. Corning hit 60 percent (40-for-67) from the field.
Elmira 88, Johnson City 72
JC: Muhammad-Zubayr Griffin 33 points five 3-pointers; Qsan Tucker Jr. 10 points. E: Chris Woodard 22 points, Kobe Thomas 20 points, three 3-pointers; James Harris 18 points, four 3-pointers.
Greene 44, Deposit/Hancock 33
Dec. 6
Newfield 101, Odessa-Montour 35
N: Hezekiah McCoy 22 points, Jalen Hardison 20 points, Austin Jenney 13 points. O-M: David Patterson 11 points, Daniel Lewis 11 points. Bradley Gillis 9 points.
Lansing 59, Trumansburg 49
L: Jordan Sidle 17 points, Aiden Hathorn 13 points, Alexander Girich 11 points. T: Weston Peake 12 points, Mason Von Gordon 11 points, Connor Stevenson 11 points.
Watkins Glen 66, Elmira Notre Dame 38
WG: Jacob Yontz 23 points, 13 rebounds, 7 assisgts; Joseph Sutterby 15 points, 7 rebounds; Chris Simiele 8 points.
Dec. 3
Cicero-North Syracuse 79, Elmira 62
C-NS: Benedict 24 points, six 3-pointers; Gallo 20 points, five 3-pointers; C-NS with 17 3-pointers as a team. E: Woodard 21 points, Thomas 15 points.
Delhi 71, Elmira Notre Dame 32
D: Angelo Krzyston 12 points, 7 rebounds; Logan Nealis 10 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, 3 assists; Delhi outscored END 45-11 in the second half after leading 26-21. END: Jeremiah Parker 12 points.
Chenango Forks 59, Waverly 51
CF: Trevor Warpus 32 points, six 3-pointers; Samsel 19 points. W: Joey Tomasso 36 points, four 3-pointers.
Lansing 49, Groton 31
G: DeMatteo 11 points, Slade 11 points. L: Hunter 18 points, Hathorn 10 points.
Trumansburg 54, Bainbridge-Guilford 44
B-G: James Hogroian 23 points. T: Nik Nelson 18 points, Chandler Wright 12 points.
Dec. 2
Elmira Notre Dame 55, Whitney Point 49
END: Jeremiah Parker 19 points, Shane Maloney 15 points; Finn Schweizer 8 points, 15 rebounds; Luke Richards 9 points, including late 3-pointer to seal the win.
Groton 46, Candor 44
G: Mason Slade 23 points at Lansing Tip-off Tournament.
Lansing 47, Thomas A. Edison 22
TAE: LaPlante 9 points. L: Hunter 19 points.
Newark Valley 90, Odessa-Montour 54
Dec. 1
Delhi 52, Norwich 45
D: Rocco Schabel 12 points, 10 rebounds; Luke Schnabel 11 points, 5 steals, 4 assists. N: Steven Dowdall 18 points, five 3-pointers. Wyatt Thornton 11 points, three 3-pointers.
Nov. 30
Trumansburg 50, Spencer-Van Etten 20
T: Nik Nelson 14 points, Derwin Good 9 points, Weston Peake 7 points. S-VE: Davis 8 points.
Nov. 29
Susquehanna Valley 58, Sullivan West 34
SV scoring leaders: Mason Karns 20, Dylan Root 15, Sebastian MacNamee 8, Sam Miller 7, Lukie Kariam 5.
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