Penfield, Webster Thomas, Webster Schroeder, and Irondequoit secured victories in Class AA1 tournament action, advancing to the semifinals. Penfield topped Churchville-Chili, Webster Thomas defeated Brighton, Webster Schroeder edged out Hilton in overtime, and Irondequoit snapped a four-game losing streak against Victor.
Penfield continued its impressive run in the Class AA1 tournament, defeating Churchville-Chili in a hard-fought battle. Jake McCarthy was a standout performer for Penfield , scoring nine of his 11 points in the pivotal third quarter. McCarthy's strong shooting and Patrick Emling's seven points in the same quarter helped Penfield establish a commanding 56-41 lead entering the final period. Christian Zarzycki added 20 points, including three three-pointers, to lead all scorers for Penfield .
Jackson Green chipped in with 14 points, while Dallas Crawford, Michael Moxley, and Henry Barber also contributed to the Patriots' victory. Churchville-Chili kept pace with Penfield in the first half, thanks to Brayden Stedman's hot shooting. Stedman connected on five three-pointers in the game, including three in the first quarter, and finished with 20 points. Lucas Karelus added 11 points for the Saints, who also received contributions from Jason Small, Landon Healey, Josh Miner, Jason Starkweather, and Jacob Gonzalez. Meanwhile, Webster Thomas secured its second consecutive victory, overcoming Brighton in a closely contested affair. Mateo Pietrantoni led the charge for Webster Thomas, scoring 16 points, with 12 coming in the second half. Sean Quinn followed with 15 points, including nine from beyond the arc. Levi Kulik added 14 points, while Joey Baller contributed 11 points in the second half. AJ LaLoggia and Billy Quinn also made significant contributions with eight and four points, respectively. For Brighton, Dillon LahDon led all scorers with 20 points, including 10 in the second quarter. Dan Regan added 12 points, and Abram Levy connected on three three-pointers for nine points in the third quarter. Tim Tourangeau and Yele Enya each scored eight points, while Fernando Abreu Diaz and TJ Spence added three apiece. In another thrilling matchup, Webster Schroeder edged out Hilton in overtime to advance to the Class AA1 semifinals. Connor Fulkerson led the way for Webster Schroeder with 12 points, including a crucial three-pointer in overtime. Aydin Stephens and Jack Kelly added 10 points each. Kelly's two three-pointers in the first quarter helped Schroeder jump out to a 23-12 halftime lead. Nick Schillaci, Tyler Washington, and AJ Amico also contributed to the Warriors' victory. Hilton fought valiantly, led by Jack Smith's game-high 14 points and Shane Thompson's 10 points. Matthew Mandrycky and Payden Prince also scored for the Cadets. This game marked the final one as head coach for Hilton's Troy Prince, who announced his retirement earlier this season after 21 years at the helm.Across the city, Irondequoit overcame a four-game losing streak with a decisive victory over Victor. Chase Leonardo spearheaded the Irondequoit offense with 25 points, including three three-pointers and two free throws in the fourth quarter. Josh Morse set a career-high with 20 points, including seven in the final eight minutes, while Goti Bandas added 19 points. Myles Wynn contributed 11 points, with seven coming in the third quarter, and DJ Kemp chipped in with five points in the fourth. Victor's Griffen Hopkins put on a show with a game-high 35 points, including 22 in the fourth quarter. Hopkins also went a perfect 15-for-15 from the free-throw line. RJ Johnson added 14 points for Victor, while Brody Burgess netted eight. Colin Barber, Owen Dake, and Ravi Chitre each scored six points, and Gus Pappajohn added five first-half points. Gage Hay, Brendan Shannon, and Sean Loyal rounded out the scoring for Victor.
Basketball High School Class AA1 Tournament Penfield Webster Thomas Webster Schroeder Irondequoit Churchville-Chili Brighton Hilton Victor
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