RANDOLPH — Sam Flanders hit a 3-pointer with 16 seconds remaining as Allegany-Limestone beat Randolph, 53-51, in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 East showdown.

On the ensuing possession, the Cardinals were fouled in the lane, but missed the front end of a 1-and-1 with an opportunity to tie the game.

Throughout the night, Randolph hosted Cardinals Vs. Cancer to help two families in the community and raised over $11,000 after setting a goal of $10,000.

“We usually make $4,000. Everybody went above and beyond,” Randolph coach Kevin Hind said. “It was standing-room only. It was a great atmosphere.”

The Gators (8-1, 3-0) jumped on top early and led 15-11 after the first quarter before Ty Hind scored 10 of his team-high 15 points in the second quarter as the Cardinals (8-3, 2-1) fought back to tie it at 24 heading into halftime.

Branson Morrison, Ty Rosengren and Dawson Bosley all hit 3-pointers during the third quarter as Randolph built a seven-point lead, only to see it shrink to four entering the final eight minutes.

“We had a chance to push it to 11 during the third quarter, but missed two easy layups,” Kevin Hind said.

Conner Golley chipped in 10 points for Allegany-Limestone while Morrison had 9 for Randolph.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (53)

Giardini 4 0 9, Flanders 4 4 15, Gustafson 1 0 2, Golley 3 4 10, Carlson 2 1 5, Curran 5 0 10, Wolfgang 1 0 2. Totals 20 9 53.

RANDOLPH (51)

Steward 2 2 7, THind 6 0 15, Morrison 3 0 9, Rosengren 2 0 6, Bosley 1 0 3, McCoy 2 1 5, Bernard 3 0 6, IHind 0 0 0. Totals 19 3 51.

3-point goals–Giardini, Flanders 3, Steward, THind 3, Morrison 3, Rosengren 2, Bosley.

Allegany-Limestone 15 9 11 18 — 53

Randolph 11 13 15 12 — 51

Jayvees: Allegany-Limestone won.

RED RAIDERS 

LOSE SECOND STRAIGHT

WEST SENECA — Adrian Baugh led three players in double figures with 18 points and West Seneca West held off Jamestown, 59-47, in an Erie County Interscholastic Conference Division 1 game.

Nate Ryniec added 17 points and Maurice Robertson chipped in 16 for the Indians, who shot just 15 of 47 from the floor, but were 21 of 32 from the charity stripe.

Meanwhile, the Red Raiders (8-4, 3-3), who have lost two straight, were led by Shaheem Freeney with 11 points and Elijah Rojas with 10. The visitors were also cold from the field, connecting on only 17 of 55 attempts.

Jamestown returns to action Tuesday when it travels to Fredonia for a nonleague game.

NOTES: In the junior varsity game, Jaylen Butera scored 17 points, and Cal Ricker added 10 points and 10 rebounds to lift Jamestown to a 55-33 victory. The Red Raiders are now 10-2 on the season.

JAMESTOWN (46)

Jones 3 1 7, Holt 0 0 0, Rojas 4 1 10, Swegles 0 1 1, Garland 1 0 3, Moore 1 3 5, Dix 1 0 3, Crofoot 0 0 0, Esquilin 2 1 6, Freeney 5 1 11. Totals 17 8 46.

WEST SENECA WEST (59)

Robertson 2 11 16, Baugh 7 0 18, Ryniec 4 6 17, Schermerhorn 1 2 4, Espe 1 0 2, Rivera 0 1 1, French 0 0 0, Cuthbert 0 1 1, Orf 0 0 0, Link 0 0 0. Totals 15 21 59.

3-point goals–Rojas, Garland, Dix, Esquilin, Robertson, Baugh 4, Ryniec 3.

Jamestown 9 17 8 12 — 47

West Seneca West 18 13 15 13 — 59

Jayvees: Jamestown 55, West Seneca West 33.

SPERRY

NETS CAREER HIGH

PANAMA — Jack Sperry scored 14 of his career-high 24 points in the second quarter as Panama built a 20-point lead en route to a 72-50 Division 2 West win over Sherman.

Sperry hit six 3-pointers in the game, including four in the 24-point period before halftime for the Panthers (5-5, 3-2).

“We’ve seemed to start clicking a little bit offensively,” Panama coach Ed Nelson said. “When our perimeter ball is falling, it makes coaching a lot easier.”

Mitch Hovey added 15 points, all on 3-pointers, to go along with seven assists and six rebounds while Cameron Barmore had 22 points, 14 rebounds and four blocked shots.

Michael Beatman led the Wildcats (3-8, 3-2) with 20 points, including four 3-pointers, while John Swabik had 10 points and seven rebounds. Troy Lamoni chipped in five rebounds.

SHERMAN (50)

Swabik 4 1 10, Carris 3 0 8, Tallman 0 0 0, Beatman 8 0 20, Hannold 2 0 5, Gormley 1 1 3, Lamoni 0 0 0, Cooper 0 0 0, Mitchell 1 0 2, Caron 0 0 0, Ramsey 0 2 2. Totals 19 4 50.

PANAMA (72)

Lawson 0 0 0, Spontaneo 2 1 5, Cook 0 0 0, Sperry 8 2 24, Harper 0 0 0, Barmore 9 4 22, Hovey 5 0 15, Joslyn 0 0 0, Hinsdale 2 2 6, Apthorpe 0 0 0. Totals 26 9 72.

3-point goals– Swabik, Carris 2, Beatman 4, Hannold, Sperry 6, Hovey 5.

Sherman 9 18 14 9 — 50

Panama 17 24 13 18 — 72

Jayvees: Panama won.

FREDONIA ROLLS

PAST DRAGONS

Keith Piper scored 8 of his 15 points in the first quarter as Fredonia jumped out to a 21-5 lead over Maple Grove en route to a 75-53 Division 1 West victory.

“He would get an offensive rebound and put it right back up,” Maple Grove coach Rob Collver said of Piper. “They were a lot more physical and a lot tougher than us.”

Brayden Myers led the Hillbillies (8-4, 5-1) with 16 points while Tyler Putney added 13 and Kaleb Rybij had 11.

“We missed a ton of layups and putbacks in the first quarter,” Collver said. “Our defense wasn’t very good and their defense was really good.”

Nick Whitfield and Rybij each had eight rebounds while Alec Schrader handed out four assists in the win.

Peter Auer led the Red Dragons (5-6, 1-4) with 18 points to go along with eight rebounds and six steals. Tyler McPherson grabbed 13 rebounds and Darius Jones had five steals.

FREDONIA (75)

Rybij 4 0 11, Pearl 1 0 2, Nicosia 0 0 0, Levens 2 0 5, Rivera 2 1 5, Myers 7 2 16, Schrader 0 0 0, Whitfield 4 0 8, Putney 4 4 13, Piper 6 2 15. Totals 30 9 75.

MAPLE GROVE (53)

Auer 7 4 18, Jones 2 0 5, Reagle 4 4 13, Eimiller 0 0 0, Crist 1 3 5, Hendricks 3 0 7, Rivera 1 0 2, Egan 0 0 0, McPherson 0 3 3, Tranum 0 0 0. Totals 18 14 53.

3-point goals–Rybij 3, Levens, Putney, Jones, Reagle, Hendricks.

Fredonia 21 16 18 20 — 75

Maple Grove 5 17 13 18 — 53

Jayvees: Fredonia won.

WESTFIELD

HANDLES FALCONER

WESTFIELD — Westfield came away with a 70-53 win over Falconer for the first time as league foes on Friday night in Division 2 West action to keep the Wolverines’ perfect 5-0 league record intact.

Westfield (9-3, 5-0) led 19-14 after the first quarter, despite 8 points from Falconer’s Nate Abbey. The Wolverines’ Nathan Culbreth hit a pair of 3-pointers to help Westfield hold the lead.

In the second quarter, Westfield sharpshooter Evan Hauser heated up from the outside, scoring 11 of his game-high 21 points to help the Wolverines pull away. In each of the first two quarters, the Wolverines had five players score.

In addition to Hauser’s 21 points, Culbreth finished with 11 points and six rebounds. Andrew Baribeau led Westfield with nine rebounds while the Wolverines had 48 rebounds as a team.

“It was a good win,” Westfield coach Bob North said. “A lot of kids got to play, which was nice, especially at home.”

Bobby Samuelson led Falconer with 16 points while Abbey finished with 10 points.

EAGLES PUT

AWAY PANTHERS

ELLICOTTVILLE — Ellicottville got out and running in transition early and often Friday night against Pine Valley and came out on top, 64-44, in a CCAA Division 2 East game.

Ellicottville (7-5, 4-0) held a 17-6 lead after the first quarter and extended the lead to 41-18 at halftime. Ellicottville coach Dave McCann credited his team’s defense for creating transition opportunities for easy buckets in the first half.

Wyatt Chudy of Ellicottville led all scorers with a game-high 18 points to go along with 10 rebounds. Jordan Grinols had 13 points and “played a really solid game offensively and defensively,” according to McCann.

Pine Valley (3-6, 2-1) got 12 points and 11 rebounds from Brady Andrews while Christian Ortiz added 10 points and eight rebounds.