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March 4
Section 4 Class C Semifinal
1-Delhi 51, 4-Moravia 39
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 14 points, 9 rebounds; Lily Heim 8 points; Kylee Cooper 7 points.
March 3
Section 4 Class B Semifinal
2-Chenango Forks 59, 3-Watkins Glen 40
Watkins Glen: Rachel Vickio 12 points; Michaela Wheaton 10 points, 5 rebounds; Olivia King 9 points, 4 rebounds; Natalee Oliver 7 points, 5 assists.
Chenango Forks: Maggie Warpus 25 points; Jordyn Ericksen-Hrehor 13 points. Forks outscored the Lake Hawks 28-16 in the second half.
Said Watkins Glen coach Alicia Learn: “We had a good first half but lost our energy during the third quarter. The girls played hard, it just wasn’t our night. We had a great season and I am very proud of the girls this year. We will miss our seven seniors for sure.”
Feb. 27
Section 4 Class B Quarterfinal
3-Watkins Glen 39, 2-Lansing 28
Watkins Glen (19-2): Rachel Vickio 13 points, 7 rebounds; Olivia King 11 points, 10 rebounds, 6 steals, 2 blocked shots.
Lansing: Marissa Nolan 13 points, Nasia Whyte 7 points.
Said Watkins Glen coach Alicia Learn: “The girls came out with some tough defense. They played hard and together. We switched some things up tonight and it took us a little to get going, but the ladies did a great job getting it done.”
Watkins Glen plays at second-seeded Chenango Forks in a semifinal at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 3. Forks won its quarterfinal, 75-46, over Sidney.
Section 4 Class C Quarterfinals
3-Bainbridge-Guilford 67, 6-Elmira Notre Dame 36
The Crusaders finished with an 11-9 record after trailing 39-17 at halftime.
2-Union Springs 44, 7-Unatego 33
Union Springs: Maddy Kalet 18 points, Jenny Daum 12 points.
Union Springs will play Bainbridge-Guilford in a semifinal Tuesday, March 3 at Tompkins Cortland Community College.
4-Moravia 69, 5-Candor 49
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski scored 25 points and reached 1,000 for her career. She also had 7 rebounds and 5 assists. Kylee Cooper and Lashley Heredia Castillo 11 points each; Kendell Hess 10 points.
Candor: Malley Heidl 16 points, Megan Williamson 13 points, Emmi Makie 12 points.
Moravia will play top-seeded Delhi in a semifinal Tuesday, March 3 at TC3.
Feb. 25
Section 5 Class C1 Opening Round
6-Clyde-Savannah 58, 11-Dundee/Bradford 42
Dundee/Bradford: C. Larrison 14 points.
Clyde-Savannah: Sophia Marriott 20 points, Taylor Carnevale 18 points.
Feb. 24
Section 4 Class C First Round
6-Elmira Notre Dame 44, 11-Marathon 37
END (11-8): Kalysta DeMark 14 points (three 3-pointers), Maci McWhorter 12 points, Emily Coseo 10 points, Payton Sutryk 6 points. Crusaders went on a 9-0 run in fourth quarter to extend two-point lead to 39-28.
Marathon: Alina Parker 16 points, Juliana Rawson 13 points.
END plays at third-seeded Bainbridge-Guilford in a quarterfinal at 6 p.m. Feb. 27.
4-Moravia 65, 13-Odessa-Montour 17
Moravia (17-4): Caraline Wasileski 17 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists; Lily Heim 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 points; Lashley Heredia Castillo 14 points, 6 rebounds.
O-M (9-12): Leah Antes 11 points.
Moravia hosts Candor at 6 p.m. Feb. 27 in a quarterfinal.
5-Candor 50, 12-Newfield 42
Candor: Emmi Makie 17 points, Hazel Ray 13, Megan Williamson 11, Shawna Conklin 6.
Newfield: Egypt Smith-Henderson 16 points, Emily Taylor 15, Sierra Lynch 8.
9-Groton 51, 8-Trumansburg 29
Groton: Violet Santspree 19 points. Red Hawks play at top-seeded Delhi in a quarterfinal at 6 p.m. Feb. 27.
Feb. 21
STAC Championship
Susquehanna Valley 63, Chenango Forks 57
Sus Valley: Ava Kariam 17 points; Olivia Hughes 17 points; Julia Clarke 10 points; Madi Lewis 9 points; Ella Kariam 8 points.
Forks: Maggie Warpus 29 points.
Feb. 20
IAC Small School Championship
Union Springs 69, Candor 47
US: Jennie Daum, Maddy Kalet 24 points each.
Feb. 17
Trumansburg 51, Odessa-Montour 43
Trumansburg (9-11): Allison Denmark 19 points.
O-M (9-11): Leah Antes 28 points.
IAC South Large School Tiebreaker
Watkins Glen 31, Newark Valley 28
WG (17-2): Rachel Vickio 13 points, 4 rebounds, 3 steals; Olivia King 6 points, 10 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocked shots; Michaela Wheaton 7 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals.
NV: Haven Aylesworth 12 points.
Said WG coach Alicia Learn: “The girls were focused and played some great defense. Once we settled on offense, we started to relax. It was a very exciting game.”
Watkins Glen will play Lansing in the IAC Large School championship game at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19 at Tompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden.
Elmira 55, Waverly 53
Elmira: Meya Smith hit two free throws with 6 seconds left. Smith finished with 15 points. Mariah Matias 18 points, Kayvonna King 12 points on four 3-pointers.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “We got a big lift from Kayvonna King today. She’s been practicing really well, and with Avery McCauley out, she stepped right in and carried that confidence on to the floor.
“We were a little flat in the first half, but the girls responded with great energy in the third quarter — that’s the level we’re capable of playing at consistently. Waverly made a strong run in the fourth and we got a bit lax for a stretch, but we stayed composed when it mattered most. Mariah Matias did a great job working the clock down and finding Meya, who attacked, got fouled, and calmly knocked down both free throws to seal it.”
Moravia 35, Chenango Valley 28
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 12 points, 12 rebounds; Kendall Hess 5 assists.
CV: Tiffani Schaefer 9 points.
Feb. 16
Dundee/Bradford 47, HAC 23
D/B: Korrin Yeoman 11 points, Carsen Larrison 10 points.
HAC: C. Brecker 16 points.
Feb. 14
Marcus Whitman 50, Dundee/Bradford 33
D/B: K. Yeoman 13 points.
MW: A. Clark 23 points.
Feb. 13
Watkins Glen 62, Thomas A. Edison 40
WG (16-2): Michaela Wheaton 15 points; Emma Cady 14 points (three 3-pointers), 6 assists, 4 rebounds; Rachel Vickio 10 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists.
TAE (5-14): Mali Huffner 18 points (three 3-pointers) in Spartans’ final game of the season.
Said WG coach Alicia Learn: “The girls did a nice job tonight. It was nice seeing everyone contributing to tonight’s win.”
Watkins Glen will play at Newark Valley at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17 in a tiebreaker to decide the IAC South Large School champion. The teams split two regular-season matchups.
Union Springs 65, Southern Cayuga 19
Feb. 12
Dundee/Bradford 39, Red Jacket 36
Dundee/Bradford: K. Yeoman 13 points; P. Simpson 10 points.
Red Jacket: M. Adams 14 points.
Owego Free Academy 55, Vestal 46
Owego: Marielle Searles 26 points, 10 rebounds; Jenna McEvoy 16 points, 4 assists, 3 steals, 3 rebounds; Eva Crawford 8 points, 16 rebounds.
Vestal: Tedessa DiRenzo 21 points, Holleran 10 points.
Feb. 11
Candor 65, Odessa-Montour 64 (2 OT)
O-M (9-10): Leah Antes 34 points, 18 rebounds, 7 assists.
Candor (14-3): Megan Williamson 29 points; Shawn Conklin put-back with 13 seconds left in second overtime for winning points.
Thomas A. Edison 54, Sayre 25
TAE: Mali Huffner 25 points, Teresa Carter 10 points.
Sayre: R. Lantz 21 points.
Feb. 10
Thomas A. Edison 46, Elmira Notre Dame 43
TAE: Mali Huffner 24 points.
END: Payton Sutryk 14 points.
The game was played without fans in the final quarter after referees cleared the gym with 9 seconds left in the third quarter because of the behavior of some fans.
Horseheads 53, Canisteo-Greenwood 46.
Horseheads (16-2): Maddie Ribble career-high 25 points, Samantha Bonnell 11 points. Maggie Tremaine (7 points) hit a 3-pointer and two foul shots to help put away the game.
C-G: Kara Mahany 12 points.
Horseheads ranked sixth in Class AA by New York State Sports Writers Association. Canisteo-Greenwood ranked second in Class C.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “One of the best opponents we saw this year. Physical, talented and athletic. Down six at halftime and we had a 13-point swing in the third and nailed free throws down the stretch to seal it.”
Horseheads will host Chenango Forks in a STAC tournament semifinal at 6 p.m. Feb. 19 at Horseheads Middle School. Susquehanna Valley hosts Maine-Endwell at 7 that day in the other semifinal. Final is Feb. 21 at Corning-Painted Post High School.
Elmira 57, Binghamton 32
Elmira: Mariah Matias 18 points, Meya Smith 12 points.
Binghamton: Campbell 13 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This was probably our most complete game of the season. Defensively, we were locked in from start to finish, and offensively we moved the ball well and played unselfishly. It was a true team win.
“Just as important, the energy and focus from the girls over the last few games has been fantastic. That’s a great sign as we continue to build momentum heading into March and the postseason.”
Watkins Glen 34, Newark Valley 21
WG (15-2, 12-1): Olivia King 11 points, 11 rebounds as Lake Hawks moved into first-place tie with Newark Valley in IAC South Large School Division. Natalee Oliver 9 points, 6 rebounds; Rachel Vickio 7 assists, 4 rebounds.
Newark Valley (15-3, 12-1): E. Phillips 5 points.
Said Watkins Glen coach Alicia Learn: “The girls came ready to play and did a great job playing together. They moved the ball well and played tough defense. I was very proud of their performance tonight.”
Dundee/Bradford 59, South Seneca 31
D/B: Carsen Larrison 23 points.
Union Springs 59, Tioga 15
Feb. 9
Moravia 64, Southern Cayuga 11
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 28 points; Tarah Morris 10 points; Rae Starnes 8 points. It was Moravia’s Senior Night and the team honored seniors Wasileski, Morris, Lashley Heredia Castillo, Kylee Cooper and Kendall Hess.
IAC Standings
Through games of Feb. 7
x-denotes clinched division
North Large
x-Lansing 7-5 IAC, 9-8 overall
Trumansburg 4-8, 7-10
Whitney Point 3-9, 5-12
Dryden 2-10, 3-14
North Small
x-Union Springs 11-0, 15-2
Moravia 10-2, 14-4
Marathon 7-5, 8-8
Groton 6-6, 9-7
Southern Cayuga 1-10, 2-14
South Large
Newark Valley 12-0, 15-2
Watkins Glen 11-1, 14-2
Notre Dame 8-4, 10-5
Thomas A. Edison 1-11, 3-13
South Small
x-Candor 10-2, 13-3
Odessa-Montour 6-6, 9-9
Spencer-Van Etten 4-8, 5-13
Newfield 4-8, 7-10
Tioga 0-12, 0-16
Feb. 6
Horseheads 70, Corning 33
Horseheads (15-2, 11-0 STAC): Samantha Bonnell six 3-pointers and career-high 31 points, all coming over the first three quarters. Ellie Jankowski off the bench with career-high 12 points, Giana Hughey 8 points, Maggie Tremaine 7 points.
Corning: Evelyn Starns 12 points, Charlise Starns 9 points, Deanna Shaddock 8 points.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “The girls came out firing on all cylinders and played with intensity in what was an excellent first half.
“Our guard pressure was a difference maker today and the post players put themselves in great defensive spots. Really happy with the effort on both ends.”
Elmira 59, Ithaca 19
Elmira: Mariah Matias 13 points, Zy Cade 9 points, Meya Smith 8 points in win on Senior Night.
Ithaca: Samantha O’Connor 9 points.
Said Express coach A’Don Allen: “The energy from the girls was high from the opening tip and they were determined to make sure the seniors celebrated the right way. It was a complete team win and a fitting way to honor four players who have meant a great deal to the program.
“A special shoutout to seniors Zhamir Harris, Zy Cade, Lizzie Hunter and Alana Heath. Each of them has given their all to this program over the course of their careers and has represented Elmira basketball with class, grace and hard work.
Trumansburg 56, Thomas A. Edison 41
TAE: Hailey Clark 11 points, Addison Vendzules 10 points, Mali Huffner 10 points.
Trumansburg: Elizabeth Foster 22 points, Alaina Stockwell 10 points.
Candor 56, Groton 38
Candor: Makie 24 points, Williamson 16 points, Heidl 10 points.
Groton: Blasz 15 points, Santspree 11 points, Zigenfus 6 points.
Elmira Notre Dame 50, Dryden 27
END: Kalysta DeMark 27 points (four 3-pointers) and 3 steals; Payton Sutryk 13 points, 7 rebounds; Jhamairah Maxwell 6 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals.
Dryden: Turco 10 points.
Watkins Glen 43, Whitney Point 35
WG (14-2): Rachel Vickio scored the 1,000th point of her career as part of a 14-point night, giving her 1,004 total.
Owego Free Academy 52, Unatego 33
OFA (10-7): Marielle Searles 15 points, 10 rebounds; Jenna McEvoy 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals; Eva Crawford 11 points, 10 rebounds; Ashlyn Dalton 7 points, 5 steals, 4 assists.
Dundee/Bradford 49, Romulus 27
Dundee/Bradford: Korrin Yeoman 15 points, Carsen Larrison 12 points.
Union Springs 52, Moravia 39
Feb. 5
Odessa-Montour 54, Newfield 46
O-M (9-9): Leah Antes 30 points, 14 rebounds, 5 assists; Vanessa Wood 7 points.
Newfield (8-10): Egypt Smith-Henderson 17 points.
Feb. 3
Horseheads 66, Binghamton 49
Horseheads (14-2): Samantha Bonnell 23 points, 8 assists; Maddie Ribble 13 points; Maggie Tremaine 10 points; Giana Hughey 10 points.
Binghamton: A’kyra Pressley Allen 14 points, Haden Gibson 11 points, Olivia McKay 10 points, Remi Campbell 9 points.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Great road win against a very energetic and tenacious Binghamton team on their Senior Night. The girls got off to a fast start and kept the foot on the gas offensively. Good team win against a very solid opponent.”
Vestal 59, Elmira 38
Vestal: Tedessa DiRenzo 27 points, Kayleise Spivey 14 points.
Elmira: Mariah Matias 12 points, Meya Smith 9 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: ” Tonight unfortunately wasn’t one of our better nights. Our execution wasn’t where it needed to be and our effort was inconsistent.”
Johnson City 54, Ithaca 28
JC (10-6): Antonia Monico, a senior, had 17 points and 7 rebounds on Johnson City’s Senior Night. Aliya Hankey 18 points, 10 rebounds.
Ithaca: Samantha O’Connor 12 points.
Marathon 52, Odessa-Montour 35
Marathon (7-8): Alina Parker 20 points, Juliana Rawson 14 points. Marathon outscored O-M 22-6 in fourth quarter to pull away.
O-M: Leah Antes 20 points.
Moravia 39, Groton 26
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 12 points, Lashley Heredia Castillo 11 points.
Groton: D. Blasz 8 points.
Watkins Glen 43, Dryden 26
WG (13-2): Rachel Vickio 17 points, 4 assists; Olivia King 8 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, 3 blocked shots.
Dryden: Pascarella 8 points.
Said WG coach Alicia Learn: “The girls played hard. Wasn’t our best performance, but a win’s a win.”
Norwich 73, Owego Free Academy 46
Owego: Eva Crawford 12 points, 7 rebounds; Marielle Searles 11 points, 6 rebounds; Jenna McEvoy 10 points, 5 steals, 4 rebounds.
Norwich: Brinley Ryan 21 points, Josey Ryan 20 points.
Feb. 2
Dundee/Bradford 43, Harley Allendale Columbia 37
Dundee/Bradford: Korrin Yeoman 20 points, Madalyn Knapp 10 points.
HAC: Cadence Brecker 12 points.
Jan. 30
Candor 52, Newfield 48
Candor: Williamson 28 points, Conklin 8, Heidl 8, Ray 6.
Newfield: Smith-Henderson 19 points, Taylor 16, Lynch 11.
Odessa-Montour 41, Tioga 33
O-M (8-8): Grizzlies sophomore Leah Antes scored 17 points and reached 1,000 for her career in the second quarter. Her total now stands at 1,007.
O-M clinched a berth in the Section 4 Class C tournament.
Watkins Glen 50, Lansing 37
WG (12-2): Olivia King 17 points, 4 assists, 4 blocked shots; Rachel Vickio 14 points, 4 rebounds; Michaela Wheaton 11 points, 5 rebounds.
Lansing: M. Nolan 14 points; N. Whyte 10 points; P. Mason 10 points.
Susquehanna Valley 57, Elmira 55
Elmira (6-9): Mariah Matias 12 points, Ava Roberts 12 points, Meya Smith 10 points, Avery McCauley 8 points.
Sus Valley: Ava Kariam 27 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Tough game and a really competitive battle between two good teams. We fought for 32 minutes and put ourselves in position at the end with a last-second opportunity to tie or win, but it just didn’t fall our way.
“Proud of the fight and growth. We’ll learn from it, keep grinding, and keep getting better.”
Horseheads 60, Johnson City 44
Horseheads (13-2): Samantha Bonnell and Giana Hughey 12 points each; Sadie Gustin 9 points. It was Horseheads’ Senior Night, with Lauren Kozemko, Alexa Lese, Peyton Butts, Grace Cronin and Gustin honored.
Johnson City: Aliya Hankey 16 points, Antonia Monico 12 points.
Owego Free Academy 47, Chenango Valley 38
Owego (8-6): Jenna McEvoy 19 points, Marielle Searles 17 points.
CV: Abbey Rosengrant 19 points.
Jan. 29
Moravia 46, Spencer-Van Etten 16
Moravia: Kendell Hess 13 points, 7 rebounds; Caraline Wasileski 8 points, 9 rebounds, 3 steals; Tarah Morris 7 rebounds, 3 steals, 3 blocked shots; Lily Heim 6 rebounds, 5 steals, 5 assists.
Jan. 28
Odessa-Montour 42, Spencer-Van Etten 30
O-M (7-8): Leah Antes 30 points, 14 rebounds and moved within 10 points of 1,000 for her career as a sophomore. Grizzlies improved to 6-0 at home and moved within a win of clinching a spot in the Section 4 tournament.
S-VE (4-10): Lauren Gillette 12 points.
Jan. 29
Dundee/Bradford 76, Naples 17
Dundee/Bradford: Korrin Yeoman 15 points, Riley Stinson 14 points, Carsen Larrison 12 points, Madalyn Knapp 10 points.
Jan. 27
Candor 60, Tioga 44
Candor: Williamson 27 points, Makie 24, Ray 9.
Tioga: Lynch 22 points, Decker 9, Nelson 5.
Horseheads 50, Elmira 38
Horseheads (12-2): Giana Hughey 16 points, Samantha Bonnell 13 points and 7-for-8 at the foul line, Maggie Tremaine 11 points. Hughey scored four points late after Express closed within four, and Bonnell hit four foul shots down the stretch.
Elmira (6-8): Mariah Matias 14 points, Meya Smith 10 points.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Great, competitive game between two rivals.”
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Tough rivalry game tonight. Horseheads is a very good team, and against a program like that you have to play close to a perfect game to come out on top. We didn’t quite get there tonight. What I was proud of, though, was our fight. We kept competing, kept clawing, and never folded. That matters, especially in games like this.”
Moravia 71, Marathon 50
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 22 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists; Kendell Hess 15 points, 9 rebounds, 3 steals; Lashley Heredia Castillo 8 points, 4 steals, 4 assists; Lily Heim 5 rebounds, 4 assists.
Marathon: Alina Parker 20 points.
Watkins Glen 52, Trumansburg 31
WG (11-2): Rachel Vickio 13 points, 4 assists; Emma Cady 10 points, 3 rebounds; Natalee Oliver 10 points; Olivia King 7 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals; Elizabeth Fitzwater 7 points.
Trumansburg: Libby Foster 13 points.
Said WG coach Alicia Learn: “Girls played well tonight, moved the ball well and played solid defense.”
Union Springs 58, Groton 28
Union Springs finished game with a 48-16 run.
Avoca/Prattsburgh 48, Dundee/Bradford 20
A/P: Evelyn Travis 10 points.
D/B: Reese Simpson, Carsen Larrison 6 points each.
Jan. 24
Shenendehowa 65, Horseheads 31
Horseheads (11-2): Samantha Bonnell 16 points; Maggie Tremaine 8 points.
Shen: Giana Sodon 15 points. Shenendehowa led 41-21 at halftime.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Shen is a great program and got out to a fast start. Our kids battled today and kept competing. We will be better for playing these last two teams.”
Elmira 66, Averill Park 58 (OT)
Elmira (6-7): Mariah Matias 18 points, Ava Roberts scored eight of her 14 points (two 3-pointers) in overtime; Avery McCauley 10 points; Tamiah Brown 9 points.
Averill Park: Addison Alvey 19 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This was a great team win, especially coming off a tough loss (Friday). Our kids responded the right way. They made plays, stayed together, and showed a ton of resilience when Averill Park made their run late and pushed the game into overtime.
“Ava Roberts came up big in the second half and again in overtime. Tamiah Brown played her best game of the season. Meya Smith played tough and stayed composed while battling through foul trouble. Mariah Matias gutted it out on a bad ankle, and every kid on our roster gave us something meaningful when we needed it.”
Jan. 23
Horseheads 57, Averill Park 34
Horseheads (11-1): Maggie Tremaine 16 points, Maddie Ribble 16 points, Giana Hughey 12 points; Samantha Bonnell 9 points, 12 assists. Blue Raiders outscored Averill Park 33-16 in the second half.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Girls had a great second half against a two-time state champ. Very physical game and the girls came out strong after half. Defensive ball pressure and interior defense were very good. Excellent team effort.”
Shenendehowa 82, Elmira 34
Elmira: Meya Smith 12 points.
Shenendehowa: Kate Milham 23 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Put this one away and try to come back tomorrow and play a little bit better against another tough team (Averill Park). We came up here to play these games to see where we are and to be able to compete and I just want to be able to see us do that.”
Dundee/Bradford 46, Honeoye 37
D/B: Korrin Yeoman 18 points.
Honeoye: M. Tompkins 12 points.
Susquehanna Valley 56, Corning 43
Maine-Endwell 70, Ithaca 34
Vestal 54, Binghamton 42
Union-Endicott 57, Johnson City 51
Chenango Forks 71, Chenango Valley 49
Jan. 22
Watkins Glen 64, Elmira Notre Dame 36
WG (10-2): Rachel Vickio 21 points (three 3-pointers), 3 assists, 3 steals; Emma Cady 10 points, 8 assists; Natalee Oliver 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals; Olivia King 13 points, 8 rebounds, 3 blocked shots. Lake Hawks led 24-5 after one quarter.
Notre Dame: Kalysta DeMark 18 points (three 3-pointers); Payton Sutryk 9 points.
Said Watkins Glen coach Alicia Learn: “We had a great start to the game. The girls left it all on the court. Our girls stepped up when needed. I’m very proud of their heart and hustle. They were fun to watch.”
Union Springs 80, Odessa-Montour 24
US: Maddy Kalet 29 points, 8 assists, 7 steals; Ameila Schwarting 15 points (five 3-pointers), 4 rebounds, 4 assists; Jennie Daum 11 points; Allie Parker 10 points.
Jan. 21
Candor 43, Spencer-Van Etten 33
Candor: Emmi Makie 16 points, Megan Williamson 11, Hazel Ray 8.
S-VE: Lauren Gillette 17 points, Trinity Dashler 8.
Jan. 20
Watkins Glen 57, Lansing 41
Watkins Glen: Rachel Vickio 22 points (four 3-pointers), 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocked shots; Emma Cady 12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists; Natalee Oliver 10 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds, 3 steals; Olivia King 11 rebounds.
Lansing: M. Nolan 19 points.
Said WG coach Alicia Learn: “The girls came ready to play tonight. They played hard and stepped up their defense. I was proud of their effort tonight.”
Moravia 51, Trumansburg 20
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 17 points, 3 blocked shots; Lashley Heredia Castillo 10 points, 4 steals.
Jan. 19
Penn Yan 27, Dundee/Bradford 20
Penn Yan: Bailey Cooper 11 points.
D/B: Korrin Yeoman 10 points.
Jan. 16
Newark Valley 49, Elmira Notre Dame 31
Newark Valley: Adriana Rich 18 points, Haven Aylesworth 17 points, Kamryn Short 10 points.
END: Kalysta DeMark 8 points, Payton Sutryk 7 points, Jhamairah Maxwell 7 points.
Corning 59, Elmira 50
Corning: Deanna Shaddock 20 points, Kennedy Driscoll 14 points, Evelyn Starns 11 points, Charlise Starns 10 points.
Elmira: Mariah Matias 23 points, Meya Smith 9 points, Zy Cade 8 points.
Horseheads 77, Ithaca 40
Horseheads (10-1, 7-0 STAC): Samantha Bonnell 14 points, Maggie Tremaine 11 points, Lauren Kozemko 11 points, Peyton Butts 10 points, Giana Hughey 9 points. Blue Raiders, ranked 4th in Class AA by New York State Sports Writers Association, got 36 points off the bench.
Ithaca: Janelle Lucena 16 points, Clara Wood 12 points.
Horseheads clinched its fourth consecutive STAC West championship.
Watkins Glen 64, Thomas A. Edison 37
WG: Michaela Wheaton 16 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals; Rachel Vickio 18 points (three 3-pointers), 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals; Emma Cady 13 points (two 3-pointers), 7 rebounds; Olivia King 8 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals, 2 assists.
TAE: Mali Huffner 17 points (four 3-pointers); Matteson Brush 9 points; Cammy Hoffman 8 points.
Said Watkins Glen coach Alicia Learn: “Tonight was a nice team effort. We moved the ball around nicely and got some good shots.”
Johnson City 54, Vestal 34
JC: Aliya Hankey had 31 points and 8 rebounds as Johnson City secured its 16th consecutive home victory. Makenzie Lombardini 7 points, 11 assists, 6 steals.
Union Springs 66, Newfield 28
Jan. 13
Horseheads 45, Elmira 41
Horseheads (9-1): Maddie Ribble 16 points; Samantha Bonnell 12 points. Blue Raiders ranked No. 5 in Class AA by New York State Sports Writers Association.
Elmira: Mariah Matias 12 points; Kayvonna King 8 points; Meya Smith 8 points. Express rallied after trailing 14-0.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “It was a tough, competitive game against one of the better teams in our area. Andy, his staff, and their players do a great job, and you can’t afford to make mistakes against a team like that. We made just a couple too many.
“Our players competed hard throughout, and I’m proud of their effort. We’re continuing to move closer to the team we believe we can be, though there are still details we need to clean up. I thought Tamiah Brown, Abby Valicenti, and Kayvonna King gave us a big lift off the bench with their energy.”
Elmira Notre Dame 62, Thomas A. Edison 33
END: Kalysta DeMark 31 points, 3 assists, 3 steals; Payton Sutryk 11 points, 11 rebounds; Jhamairah Maxwell 5 steals, 5 points.
TAE: Mia Huffner 11 points, Matteson Brush 8 points.
Moravia 57, Southern Cayuga 14
Caraline Wasileski 9 points, 8 rebounds; Kendell Hess 9 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists; Lashley Heredia Castillo 4 steals, 3 assists; Lily Heim 9 points.
Dundee/Bradford 38, Red Jacket 20
DB: Riley Stinson 9 points.
Johnson City 58, Binghamton 54 (OT)
Binghamton: Kaylee Young 15 points; Remi Campbell 12 points.
JC: Makenzie Lombardini 21 points, 6 assists, 2 steals; Aliya Hankey 13 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists; Antonio Monico 12 points, 5 rebounds; Emmy Smith 12 points, 4 rebounds.
Lombardini hit 2 free throws with 6 seconds left in regulation to tie the score. She went 6-for-10 at the foul line and had 2 assists in overtime.
Newark Valley 43, Watkins Glen 33
NV: H. Aylesworth 16 points.
WG (7-2): Olivia King 12 points, 13 rebounds, 4 blocked shots, 2 steals; Rachel Vickio 14 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals.
Said Lake Hawks coach Alicia Learn: “Tonight we had a slow start. The girls played hard, but Newark outhustled us and got more loose balls. Olivia King did a great job on the boards and Rachel Vickio hit some key baskets, but unfortunately we couldn’t get the win this time. We need to have all five girls on the floor scoring and playing tough D for us to be successful.”
Union Springs 52, Groton 19
Jan. 10
Elmira 70, Ithaca 42
Elmira: Mariah Matias 20 points; Meya Smith 17 points.
Ithaca: Samantha O’Connor 15 points, Clara Wood 11 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “We have had a couple of strong days of practice, and it is encouraging to see that work begin to translate to game situations as we continue to clean up details on both ends of the floor.
“When we are balanced offensively and playing connected basketball, we can be a difficult team to play against. We are hopeful this performance is a positive indicator of continued progress.”
Jan. 9
Horseheads 57, Corning 28
Horseheads: Sammie Bonnell 20 points, Giana Hughey 9 points, Maddie Ribble 9 points.
Corning: Charlise Starns 10 points.
Johnson City 48, Maine-Endwell 43
JC (7-2): Aliya Hankey 22 points, 20 rebounds; Makenzie Lombardini 4 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists; Antonio Monico 13 points.
M-E: Tessa L’Amoureaux 15 points; Bree Butler 13 points.
Moravia 41, Tioga 18
Moravia: Wasileski 11 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 assists; Kylee Cooper 11 points, 8 rebounds; Kendell Hess, Tarah Morris 8 points each.
Candor 56, Marathon 35
Marathon (3-6): Parker 20 points, Ensign 8.
Candor (5-3): Makie 25 points, Williamson 19.
South Seneca 32, Dundee/Bradford 25
South Seneca: T. Scott 12 points, A. Weatherby 10 points.
D/B: Meredith Doan 9 points.
Watkins Glen 61, Whitney Point 40
WG: Rachel Vickio 22 points, two 3-pointers; Michaela Wheaton 5 points, 9 rebounds; Olivia King 22 points, 5 rebounds, blocked shot.
Odessa-Montour 33, Southern Cayuga 28
O-M: Leah Antes 18 points, 16 rebounds, 7 steals.
Union Springs 62, Spencer-Van Etten 23
Jan. 7
Dundee/Bradford 51, Romulus 29
D/B: Korrin Yeoman 12 points, Marleigh Parker 10 points.
Romulus: A. Smith 8 points.
Jan. 6
Candor 54, Odessa-Montour 35
O-M: Leah Antes 21 points.
Candor: Megan Williamson 24 points, Emmi Makie 12 points.
Horseheads 59, Union-Endicott 36
Horseheads: Freshman Sam Bonnell had a career-high 25 points to go with 6 assists and 5 steals; Giana Hughey 10 points, 12 rebounds. Ten players broke into the scoring column.
U-E: Abria Reynolds 13 points.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Sam did a great job of knocking down open threes and attacking the rim. The forwards did an outstanding job getting her open.
Union Springs 49, Moravia 31
Moravia: Kendell Hess 10 points, 10 rebounds; Kylee Cooper and Caraline Wasileski 8 points each.
Union Springs: Maddy Kalet 17 points.
Watkins Glen 55, Dryden 30
WG: Michaela Wheaton 13 points; Olivia King 13 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals; Rachel Vickio 10 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists.
Dryden: J. Pascarella 20 points.
Jan. 5
Elmira 68, Chenango Forks 42
Forks: Jordyn Ericksen-Hrehor 21 points. Elmira: Ava Roberts 18 points, Mariah Matias 15, Zy Cade 11, Meya Smith 10.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This was a really strong team win and an excellent response after a challenging stretch. We’ve played five games in 10 days against quality competition, and today’s performance showed the growth, resilience, and togetherness of this group.”
Jan. 3
Owego Free Academy 48, Onondaga 33
Owego: Jenna McEvoy 16 points (five 3-pointers), 5 assists, 4 steals; Eva Crawford 9 points, 11 rebounds; Katelyn Doge 8 points, 10 rebounds; Ashlyn Dalton 4 points, 6 assists.
Weedsport 47, Moravia 37
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 15 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals; Kendell Hess 7 rebounds, 4 steals; Kae Bouton 4 rebounds, 5 steals; Lily Heim 7 rebounds, 3 assists.
Weedsport: Kayla Flask 15 points.
Jan. 2
Corning 63, Elmira 56
Corning: Charlise Starns 18 points, Aubrey Rose 12 points, Evelyn Starns 11 points.
Elmira: Meya Smith 23 points, Mariah Matias 22 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Kudos to Corning. They had a great game plan tonight. They played extremely well as a team and they deserve this win.”
Moravia 67, Odessa-Montour 27
Moravia: Kylee Cooper 14 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 assists; Kendell Hess 14 points, 10 rebounds, 4 steals, 4 assists, 3 blocked shots; Caraline Wasileski 11 points; Tarah Morris 6 steals, 5 assists.
O-M: Leah Antes 23 points.
Susquehanna Valley 52, Union Springs 51
Dec. 30
Oxford Tournament Final
Moravia 53, Walton 32
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski tournament MVP and had 22vpoints, 10 rebounds for her second double-double of the tournament. Lashley Heredia Castillo 8 points, 8 steals; Kendell Hess 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals.
Dec. 29
Elmira’s Josh Palmer Tournament
Girls National Division Semifinals
Elmira 44, Waverly 41
Waverly: Ryleigh Judson 10 points, Kaylin Twedt 9 points, Makenzie Olmsted 8 points.
Elmira: Mariah Matias 17 points; Ava Roberts 12 points on four 3-pointers; Avery McCauley 7 points, two 3-pointers; Meya Smith 6 points. Elmira plays Lancaster St. Mary’s in the final at 6:45 p.m. Dec. 30 at Elmira High School.
Said Express coach A’Don Allen: “Anytime you play Waverly, you know it’s going to be a battle. Coach (Robert) Kelly and his staff do a fantastic job, and their kids played extremely hard today.
“We’re excited to have the opportunity to play for a championship in this tournament for the first time in 10 years. We’re learning a lot on the fly with some of our younger kids who are growing up right in front of our eyes, and we’re excited to go compete for a championship tomorrow.”
Lancaster St. Mary’s 79, Horseheads 46
St. Mary’s: A 32-point third quarter turned a 33-26 halftime advantage into a 65-39 advantage. Mila Bissett 29 points and six 3-pointers; Madelyn Mercezin 14 points; MaKayla Scott-Bush 13 points; Skylar Herrington 10 points.
Horseheads: Sammie Bonnell 18 points; Giana Hughey 11 points.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Girls played a great first half and then St. Mary’s got hot from outside and pulled away.
“Real happy with the compete level. St. Mary’s is one of, if not the best, teams in New York state. Kids played hard and never gave up.”
National Division Consolations
Rochester Aquinas 42, Cardinal O’Hara 26
Aquinas: Jade Harvey 15 points; AJ Orr 10 points; Carle Thomas 9 points.
Cardinal O’Hara: De’Lina Hayes 10 points.
Troy (Pa.) 48, Bishop Kearney 38
Bishop Kearney: Langston 19 points.
Troy: Giana Renzi 12 points; Kyah Renzo 9 points; Raelyn Woodward 9 points; Haidyn Watson 9 points.
Regional Division 2 Consolation
Elmira Notre Dame 55, Ithaca 48
Notre Dame: Kalysta DeMark 19 points; Payton Sutryk 16 points; Maci McWhorter 10 points.
Ithaca: Janelle Lucena 17 points; Clara Wood 12 points.
Addison Tournament
Consolation: Cowanesque Valley 40, Odessa-Montour 39 (OT)
CV: Savannah Ordway tied the game with a 3-pointer at the buzzer and finished with 13 points. CV with a 2-1 edge in overtime.
O-M (5-3): Leah Antes 24 points, 15 rebounds.
Said O-M coach Greg Gavich: “It was an ugly game and every single bad break that could happen went against us, including how they got a wide open look to tie it.”
Championship: Addison 41, Dundee/Bradford 26
Addison: C. Jones 14 points.
Dundee/Bradford: Korrin Yeoman 9 points.
Athens Chop Out Hunger Tournament
Owego Free Academy 48, Candor 39
Owego: Jenna McEvoy 20 points, five 3-pointers, 4 steals; Marielle Searles 11 points, 7 rebounds; Eva Crawford 11 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocked shots; Ashlyn Dalton 6 points, 4 assists, 4 rebounds, 4 steals.
Candor: Emmi Makie 19 points, M. Williamson 15 points.
Owego advanced to play Athens in the championship game at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 30.
Oxford Tournament
Moravia 50, Hoosic Valley 26
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 13 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocked shots; Heredia Castillo 5 rebounds, 5 steals, 2 assists; Cooper 7 rebounds. Blue Devils face Walton the championship game.
Dec. 28
Elmira’s Josh Palmer Tournament
Regional Division 1 Consolation
Corning 57, Thomas A. Edison 30
Corning: Charlise Starns 34 points, 12 rebounds. Deanna Shaddock 7 points, 6 rebounds.
TAE: Mali Huffner 17 points.
Watkins Glen’s Melissa B. Wilson Tournament
Championship: Watkins Glen 37, Palmyra-Macedon 34
WG (5-1): Olivia King 10 points; Rachel Vickio 8 points, two 3-pointers.
Pal-Mac: J. Belanger 15 points.
Dec. 27
Addison 53, Odessa-Montour 50
O-M (5-2): Leah Antes 35 points, 13 rebounds; Vanessa Wood 9 points.
Addison (4-2): Marley Atherton 16 points.
Josh Palmer Tournament in Elmira
National Division Quarterfinals
Elmira 59, Rochester Aquinas 56 (OT)
Elmira: Mariah Matias scored 5 of her 26 points in overtime and finished with 26 rebounds for her program-record fifth career 20-20 game. Meya Smith 17 points, including jumper just in front of the foul line with 29 seconds remaining that tied score 53-53 with 29 seconds left in regulation.
Aquinas: Loren Green 22 points; AJ Orr 13 points.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This was a great team effort. A lot of kids stepped up for us. It was tough, and we had to be resilient—and today we were. Coming off two tough losses, we needed to refocus and rediscover our identity. I thought in the second half and in overtime we really found out who we are. I’m proud of our kids and we’re looking forward to another tough one on Monday.”
Horseheads 67, Bishop Kearney 27
Horseheads: Maddie Ribble 17 points, Sammie Bonnell 13, Sadie Gustin 12, Maggie Tremaine 10. Blue Raiders scored the game’s first 21 points and held a 31-8 lead after one quarter.
Said Horseheads coach Andy Scott: “Kids were locked in and played really hard.”
Lancaster St. Mary’s 74, Troy 41
St. Mary’s: Mia Bissett and Skylar Herington 20 points each.
Waverly 42, Cardinal O’Hara 38
Waverly: Kaylin Twedt 13 points, Kaitlyn Sutton 13 points, Ryleigh Judson 8 points.
Regional Division 2 semifinals
Johnson City 60, Elmira Notre Dame 41
JC: Makenzie Lombardini 20 points, 7 rebounds; Aliya Hankey 16 points.
END: Kalysta DeMark 14 points; Payton Sutryk 14 points, 4 rebounds.
Towanda 68, Ithaca 42
Towanda: Brynn Woodruff 15 points; Taylor Aquilio 10 points.
Ithaca: Samantha O’Connor 17 points; Clara Wood 14 points.
Regional Division 1 Semifinals
North Penn-Mansfield 55, Thomas A. Edison 30
North Penn-Mansfield: Maddy McNamara 14 points.
TAE: Mali Huffner 17 points; Addison Vendzules 10 points.
Jamestown 61, Corning 51
Jamestown: Payton Gibbs 21 points, 5 rebounds; Makena Pryce 13 points; Anna Engquist 9 points, 7 rebounds.
Corning: Char Starns 27 points, 14 rebounds.
Watkins Glen’s Melissa B. Wilson Tournament
Watkins Glen 49, Marcus Whitman 34
WG: Olivia King 15 points, 12 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocked shots; Rachel Vickio 12 points, 3 rebounds; Natalee Oliver 7 assists; Michaela Wheaton 10 rebounds.
Marcus Whitman: A. Clark 15 points.
Addison’s Colwell Classic
Dundee/Bradford 55, Cowanesque Valley 18
D/B: Danica Hall 12 points, Korrin Yeoman 10 points.
Dec. 20
Union-Endicott 69, Elmira 67
U-E: Gennarelli 27 points, Reynolds 12, Marsh 10
Elmira: Avery McCauley 21 points, Meya Smith 20.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Girls played really hard. When one of your best players (Mariah Matias) isn’t there we had a couple kids step up, so that’s a good thing for the future and we’ll continue to work hard to get better.”
Dec. 19
Horseheads 48, Vestal 27
Horseheads (4-0): Maggie Tremaine 9 points, Maddie Ribble 8 points, Giana Hughey 8 points. Nine players scored for Horseheads and 11 players contributed to the win.
Vestal (3-2): Tedessa DiRenzo 8 points.
Marcus Whitman 62, Dundee/Bradford 48
Marcus Whitman: Maddie Daggett 26 points.
Dundee/Bradford: K. Yeoman 16 points, R. Simpson 15.
Union Springs 64, Southern Cayuga 22
US: Jennie Daum 15 points, Allie Parker 14, Maddy Kalet 7 points and 7 assists; Ameila Schwarting 5 points, 5 assists; Naomi Schell 4 steals.
Dec. 17
Watkins Glen 46, Trumansburg 32
WG (3-1): Michaela Wheaton 9 points, 5 rebounds; Rachel Vickio 8 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals, 2 blocked shots; Olivia King 8 points, 4 steals; Natalee Oliver 7 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals.
Trumansburg: Foster 14 points, two 3-pointers.
Johnson City 46, Corning 34
JC: Makenzie Lombardini 17 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists; Nesa Crampton 11 points.
Corning: Charlise Starns 19 points.
Maine-Endwell 58, Elmira 51
M-E: Harper Eagan 25 points; Tessa L’Amoreaux 9 points on three 3-pointers.
Elmira: Mariah Matias 32 points; Meya Smith 13 points.
Owego Free Academy 56, Windsor 52 (OT)
OFA: Jenna McEvoy 21 points, 5 steals, 3 assists; Eva Crawford 19 points, 13 rebounds; Mrarielle Searles 13 points, 13 rebounds, 3 blocked shots; Jana Nikulich 8 rebounds, 5 assists.
Windsor: Berkley Ingram 17 points; Miah Clausell 15; Charley Carr 11.
Dec. 16
Odessa-Montour 53, Tioga 28
O-M (5-1): Leah Antes 27 points, 13 rebounds, 7 steals; Brooklynn Thompson 9 points, 7 rebounds.
Tioga (0-4): Kate Kithcart 9 points.
Union Springs 61, Marathon 25
US: Maddy Kalet 17 points; Allie Parker 16 points; Jennie Daum 13 points. Union Springs jumped to an 18-3 lead.
Moravia 69, Groton 42
Caraline Wasileski 28 points, 8 rebounds, 5 steals; Lily Heim 5 assists; Lashley Heredia Castillo 8 points, 4 steals; Tarah Morris 8 rebounds.
Groton: Santspree 19 points, Blasz 10.
Dec. 15
Owego 48, Lansing 43
Owego: Jenna McEvoy 20 points (6 3-pointers); Marielle Searles 19 points, 11 rebounds; Katelyn Dodge 8 rebounds.
Lansing: Nolan 26 points, Wilder 11 points.
Dec. 13
Chenango Forks 62, Owego Free Academy 37
Owego: Jenna McEvoy 13 points, 3 assists, 3 rebounds, 2 steals; Marielle Searles 11 points, 5 rebounds; Eva Crawford 8 rebounds.
Forks: Maggie Warpus 18 points; Pourby 11, Derr 11.
Odessa-Montour 58, Campbell-Savona 26
O-M (4-1): Leah Antes 23 points, 14 rebounds; Vanessa Wood 10 points, 5 rebounds.
Johnson City 58, Union Springs 27
JC: Tournament MVP Antonia Monico 22 points in championship game of Mark Woitach Tournament; Tournament all-star Aliya Hankey 12 pointsk 10 rebounds.
Dec. 12
Odessa-Montour 50, Newfield 33
O-M (3-1): Leah Antes 24 points, Vanessa Wood 12 points.
Newfield (1-3): Egypt Smith-Henderson 12 points.
Union Springs 48, Chenango Valley 37
US: Maddy Kalet 14 points, 7 assists, 7 steals in opening round of Mark Woitach Memorial Tournament; Ameila Schwarting hit three consecutive 3-pointers and scored all 11 of her points in the fourth quarter to go with 8 rebounds; Allie Parker 11 points, 6 rebounds.
Johnson City 58, Greene 36
JC: Aliya Hankey 17 points, 11 rebounds in Mark Woitach Tournament opening round; Antonia Monico 14 points.
Moravia 62, Marathon 36
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 30 points; Lashley Heredia Castillo 9 points; Kendell Hess 9 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals, 2 assists; Lily Heim 8 points, 9 steals, 5 assists.
Marathon: Parker 19 points.
Horseheads 60, Maine-Endwell 52
Horseheads (3-0): Sadie Gustin career-high 19 points, 12 rebounds; Maggie Tremaine 16 points; Sam Bonnell 10 points, 8 assists; Maddie Ribble 10 points, 5 steals.
Dec. 11
Watkins Glen 47, Elmira Notre Dame 41
WG (2-1): Natalee Oliver 15 points, 4 assists; Rachel Vickio 13 points, 7 rebounds, 3 blocked shots, 2 steals; Olivia King 10 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 assists, 2 blocked shots.
END: Payton Sutryk 23 points.
Dec. 10
Horseheads 73, Ithaca 29
Horseheads: Sammie Bonnell 17 points; Maggie Tremaine 14 points; Maddie Ribble 13 points; Sadie Gustin 10 points.
Dec. 9
Moravia 61, Whitney Point 32
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 17 points, 6 steals, 4 rebounds, 3 steals; Lashley Heredia Castillo 10 points, 5 steals, 6 assists; Tarah Morris 11 points, 6 rebounds; Kendell Hess 12 points.
WP: Somers 10 points, Bechtel 7.
Odessa-Montour 47, Lansing 40
O-M (2-1): Leah Antes 30 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists.
Lansing (1-1): Marissa Nolan 20 points.
Johnson City 49, Union-Endicott 48
U-E: Abria Reynolds 12 points, Stella Diamantakos 11, Madi Simmons-Hernandez 10.
JC: Antonia Monico 17 points, 4 assists; Aliya Hankey 16 points, 10 rebounds.
Union Springs 78, Candor 38
Dec. 6
Horseheads 36, Nottingham 34
Horseheads: Sam Bonnell 11 points in matchup of last season’s Class AA champions from Section 4 and Section 3.
Elmira 59, Johnson City 42
Elmira: Maria Matias 21 points; Meya Smith 12, Zy Cade 9; Ava Roberts 7; Ava McCauley 6.
Said Express coach A’Don Allen: “It was a solid start to the season. We still have some things to tighten up, but we’ll take the win. … A big shoutout to Elmira College and coach Thad Phillips for hosting a great showcase for local girls basketball. We appreciate the opportunity to be part of it.”
Union Springs 49, Corning 33
US: Madison Kalet 20 points, Jennifer Daum 12.
Susquehanna Valley Tournament
Watkins Glen 67, Sidney 45
WG (1-1): Natalee Oliver 20 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists; Olivia King 10 points, 12 rebounds. Oliver earned tournament all-star award.
Sidney: Nayla Miley 22 points; Chole Van der Sommen 11 points. Miley tournament all-star.
Dec. 5
Susquehanna Valley Tournament
Union-Endicott 48, Watkins Glen 38
WG: Olivia King 16 points, 16 rebounds, 5 steals, 4 blocked shots; Rachel Vickio 9 points; Michaela Wheaton 5 points, 6 rebounds.
U-E: Gennarelli 17 points, Hoffman 12 points; Diamantakos 11 points, three 3-pointers.
Dec. 4
Owego’s Charles Sibley Tournament
Moravia 73, Candor 48
Moravia: Caraline Wasileski 15 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 6 steals; Lily Heim 7 assists; Lashley Heredia Castillo 14 points, 5 steals; Tarah Morris 12 points.
Candor: Emma Makie 24 points.
Owego 49, Tioga 21
Owego: Jenna McEvoy 24 points, 4 steals; Marielle Searles 10 points, 8 rebounds.
Dec. 3
Johnson City 49, Athens 33
JC: Aliya Hankey 17 points, 11 rebounds; MaKenzie Lombardini 15 points, 4 assists, 4 steals.
This article originally appeared on Elmira Star-Gazette: Section 4 girls basketball 2025-26: Top performers and results
Reporting by Andrew Legare, Elmira Star-Gazette / Elmira Star-Gazette
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