The Bears (11-8, 3-6) led 32-30 entering the final eight minutes before the Cougars’ Meghan LeBaron and Kaylee Pattyson each scored 4 points, coupled with 2 points apiece from Sarah Meder and Mckenzie Haskins.

Haskins led Cassadaga Valley (10-8, 5-3) with 16 points, including a pair of first-quarter 3-pointers, while Pattyson had 13 points. LeBaron also had 10 rebounds; Pattyson had seven rebounds, six blocked shots and five steals; and Haskins grabbed eight rebounds.

Mikayla Gabalski-Jones led Frewsburg with 13 points to go along with five steals and six rebounds; Alex Hultberg had 11 points, a team-high seven rebounds and three steals; Amanda Dilts had five rebounds and five steals; and Ashley Carlson had five rebounds and a team-high six steals.

FREWSBURG (37)

Frewsburg's Ashley Carlson drives the lane as the Cougars’ Mckenzie Haskins (34) defends. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

Chitester 0 0 0, Hultberg 3 4 11, Carlson 2 2 6, Schrecengost 0 0 0, Gabalski-Jones 5 2 13, Constantino 0 0 0, Dilts 2 0 4, Yost 1 0 3, Collver 0 0 0. Totals 13 8 37.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (42)

Ruiz 2 0 5, BLeBaron 0 0 0, MLeBaron 2 2 6, Meder 1 0 2, Pattyson 4 5 13, Haskins 7 0 16. Totals 16 7 42.

3-point goals–Hultberg, Gabalski-Jones, Yost, Ruiz, Haskins 2.

Frewsburg 9 7 16 5 — 37

The Bears’ Lizzie Schrecengost is fouled while grabbing a rebound in front of Meder. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

Cassadaga Valley 8 10 12 12 — 42

HVIZDZAK LEADS CARDINALS

RANDOLPH — Sydney Hvizdzak scored 20 of her 30 points in the second half as Randolph beat Falconer, 55-48, in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 East girls basketball action Tuesday.

Hvizdzak scored 10 points in the first quarter as the Cardinals (9-9, 4-4) took a 15-12 lead, but the teams combined for just 10 points in the second quarter.

“We started really strong,” Randolph head coach Shawn Huntington said. “It was pretty physical tonight.”

P-J file photo by Matt Spielman

Randolph led by one entering the fourth quarter before outscoring the Golden Falcons (13-6, 4-5), 19-13.

Hvizdzak also had five rebounds, four assists and three steals while Tyra Clark had seven rebounds and Payton Morrison scored 12 points for the Cardinals.

Sarah Disbro led Falconer with 11 points while Rachel Harper and Grace Lundmark each had 10. Harper also grabbed seven rebounds and Ava Fenton had five assists.

FALCONER (48)

Penhollow 1 2 4, LeBaron 0 0 0, Harper 4 2 10, Fenton 2 0 4, Lundmark 4 2 10, Disbro 2 7 11, Rivera 0 2 2, Peterson 3 0 7. Totals 16 15 48.

Cassadaga Valley's Kaylee Pattyson shoots in between Frewsburg's Mikayla Gabalski-Jones, left, and Ashley Carlson, right. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

RANDOLPH (55)

Pence 2 1 5, Clark 1 1 3, Leeper 0 2 2, Hvizdzak 9 9 30, Morrison 5 0 12, Ames 1 0 3. Totals 18 13 55.

3-point goals–Peterson, Hvizdzak 3, Morrison 2, Ames.

Falconer 12 6 17 13 — 48

Randolph 15 4 17 19 — 55

Randolph’s Sydney Hvizdzak dribbles up the court during Tuesday’s CCAA Division 1 East girls basketball game against Falconer in Randolph. P-J photo by Lisa Monacelli

Jayvees: Randolph won, 49-45.

PANTHERS’ HASKELL HAS 31

FRANKLINVILLE — Dani Haskell scored 31 points to lead Franklinville to a 61-47 Division 1 East victory over Silver Creek/Forestville.

Abby Burrell added 8 points, 11 rebounds and eight steals while Abby McCoy had 14 points for the Panthers (14-3, 9-0).

Abby Rice led the Black Knights (10-7, 2-6) with 21 points, nine assists and seven rebounds while Chloe Barrett added eight rebounds and Kiera Brennan had 14 points.

“Abby Rice is the real deal. They do a great job running sets for her and she is very talented,” Franklinville coach Allan Dunlap said. “They are playing really good basketball right now. They will be a tough beat in playoffs.”

SILVER CREEK/FORESTVILLE (47)

Eldridge 0 0 0, Lawton 0 0 0, Brennan 7 0 14, Bouvier 1 0 2, Boothe 0 0 0, CaBarrett 1 0 2, Kingsfield 0 0 0, Rice 6 6 21, ChBarrett 2 1 5, Hutchison 1 0 3. Totals 18 7 47.

FRANKLINVILLE (61)

Milligan 2 0 4, Hoeckh 0 0 0, Jackson 1 0 2, Brennan 0 0 0, Burrell 3 1 8, Graves 0 0 0, Haskell 10 6 31, McCoy 3 5 14, Herman 1 0 2. Totals 20 12 61.

3-point goals–Rice 3, Hutchison, Burrell, Haskell 5, McCoy 3.

Silver Creek/Forestville 8 12 13 14 — 47

Franklinville 15 13 21 12 — 61

SHERMAN IN TITLE HUNT

SHERMAN — A split Division 2 West league title is still a possibility after Sherman took care of business Tuesday with a 59-45 victory over Clymer.

The Wildcats (14-3, 7-1) will now go into Friday’s game at Panama a game behind the Panthers.

“They’re certainly looking forward to the opportunity. They know it’s a really tall task,” Sherman head coach Emily Eckwahl said. “We learned a lot from our first meeting. We are hoping to give them a good shot on Friday.”

MacKenzie Gratto led Sherman on Tuesday with 13 points and 13 rebounds while Carrie Sands added 9 points and Amaya Lewczyk had five steals.

Justine Kuno led the Pirates (9-10, 2-7) with 18 points, including four 3-pointers, while Mikala Einink had 9 points, five steals and four assists.

CLYMER (45)

Linton 0 0 0, Kuno 7 0 18, Wassink 0 0 0, Nyweide 1 0 3, Snyder 1 0 2, Woods 0 0 0, Neckers 1 0 3, MEinink 4 1 9, Wiggers 2 1 6, Hepler 1 0 2, AEinink 0 2 2, Honey 0 0 0. Totals 17 4 45.

SHERMAN (59)

Luden 0 0 0, JFisher 2 1 5, Lindsey 2 4 8, Myers 2 2 7, PGratto 1 0 2, Lewczyk 4 0 8, MGratto 5 3 13, Sands 3 0 9, HFisher 3 0 7. Totals 22 10 59.

3-point goals–Kuno 4, Nyweide, Neckers, Wiggers, Myers, Sands 3, HFisher.

Clymer 10 7 11 17 — 45

Sherman 14 19 18 8 — 59

Jayvees: Clymer won.

GENAREO HITS WINNER

ALLEGANY — Southwestern’s Sofia Genareo hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer as the Trojans rallied for a 60-57 Division 1 West victory over Allegany-Limestone.

Southwestern (9-8, 7-4) outscored the Gators (3-13, 2-8), 8-2, in the final 25 seconds of the game. After Allegany-Limestone made a pair of free throws to take a 57-52 lead, Kira Ricker hit a 3-pointer to pull the Trojans within a bucket. After the Gators advanced the ball with a timeout, Genareo picked up a steal and scored at the other end to tie the game at 57. Allegany-Limestone then turned the ball over with 2 seconds remaining by stepping out of bounds.

“With no timeouts, we ran our sideline out-of-bounds play looking for the 3-pointer,” Southwestern head coach Dave Turnbull said. “Rather than run it to its conclusion, we took the first option and Sofia made a play.”

Reece Beaver led the Trojans with 15 points while Gianna Hoose had 13 and Ricker had 10. Genareo chipped in 8 points, four rebounds and four steals while Hoose and Allison Lundmark each had five rebounds.

SOUTHWESTERN (60)

Beaver 6 1 15, Lawton 0 2 2, Genareo 3 0 8, Dibble 1 0 2, Truver 2 0 4, Lundmark 3 0 6, Ricker 4 0 10, Hoose 5 3 13. Totals 24 6 60.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (57)

Ralston 2 1 5, DeCapua 1 0 2, DeRose 5 4 17, Hemphill 6 1 13, Giardini 2 3 7, Callen 2 1 5, Davis 3 2 8. Totals 21 12 57.

3-point goals–Beaver 2, Genareo 2, Ricker 2, DeRose 3.

Southwestern 10 14 8 28 — 60

Allegany-Limestone 14 13 14 16 — 57

Jayvees: Allegany-Limestone won, 39-30.

SCHNARS LEADS PANAMA

WESTFIELD — Kylie Schnars had 19 points, five rebounds and three steals as Panama beat Westfield/Brocton, 55-31, in Division 2 West play.

Mandy Brink added 13 points, four rebounds and two steals while Natalie Angeletti had 11 points, seven rebounds and five assists for the Panthers (14-2, 9-0). Ashlyn Harvey chipped in 8 points and eight rebounds.

Heather Fleck led the Wolverines (5-14, 0-9) with 10 points.

PANAMA (55)

Brink 4 3 13, Lyon 1 0 2, Odell 0 0 0, Angeletti 4 2 11, Bailey 0 0 0, Watson 1 0 2, Morton 0 0 0, Lisciandro 0 0 0, Schnars 7 2 19, Harvey 3 2 8. Totals 20 9 55.

WESTFIELD/BROCTON (31)

Bodenmiller 1 0 3, Johnston 1 1 4, Mortimer 2 0 4, Conklin 1 0 3, Smith 0 1 1, Wolfe 1 0 2, Fleck 4 2 10, Seger 2 0 4. Totals 12 4 31.

3-point goals–Brink 2, Angeletti, Schnars 3, Bodenmiller, Johnston, Conklin.

Panama 20 15 14 6 — 55

Westfield/Brocton 8 5 7 11 — 31

The Golden Falcons’ Ava Fenton goes in for a layup. P-J photo by Lisa Monacelli

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