FREDONIA — Fredonia entered Tuesday night’s action riding a three-game winning streak, recording victories over Allegany-Limestone, Olean and Cassadaga Valley.

On Tuesday night, Chautauqua Lake visited Fredonia, giving the Hillbillies another tough task.

They were ready.

On a night where senior point guard Kazlin Beers was banged up heading in and got into foul trouble very early, the Hillbillies took down the Thunderbirds, 56-44, in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West action.

Beers ended with 11 points despite foul trouble and Nagely Vazquez had 11 as well.

The Thunderbirds (10-6, 3-6) were led by Lily Woodis’ 21 points.

RICE LEADS

BLACK KNIGHTS

SILVER CREEK — Abby Rice had 20 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists as Silver Creek/Forestville beat Falconer, 53-38, in Division 1 East.

“Even though we were losing the first time through (the league schedule), I haven’t been upset overall after any game,” Silver Creek/Forestville head coach Tammy Rice said. “Maybe in moments I was, but we’ve been strong in the fourth of every game. The girls don’t give up and that’s great to have. … We’re starting to connect now.”

The Black Knights (10-6, 2-5) made an adjustment at halftime of the first contest with the Golden Falcons that paid dividends, as the team switched to man-to-man defense. While it was too late to overcome the Falconer advantage the first time the two teams met, Silver Creek/Forestville saw the final result reflect the improvement Tuesday night.

Falconer (13-4, 4-3) led 17-12 after the first quarter, but the Black Knights had a dominant defensive effort in the second quarter to build a four-point lead at the break.

Kiera Brennan added 9 points and six rebounds while Jade Bouvier and Jaylah Cossin had 8 points apiece for Silver Creek/Forestville.

Falconer was led by Ava Fenton with 13 points while Courtnee Peterson added 7 points.

HVIZDZAK

HAS 20-20 NIGHT

RANDOLPH — Kara Leeper played her first game in over a year, scored on Randolph’s first possession and had an assist on its second possession as the Cardinals topped Gowanda, 56-44, in Division 1 East action.

Leeper finished with 5 points and was recognized with Allison Ames on Senior Night in Randolph.

“She looked strong and played a good game tonight,” Cardinals head coach Shawn Huntington said of Leeper. “Allison worked very hard like normal. It was a good night for the two of them.”

Sydney Hvizdzak led Randolph (8-9, 3-4) with 26 points, 21 rebounds, six assists and three steals while Kyra Pence had 15 points, four rebounds and three assists.

Miya Scanlan led the Panthers (3-11, 1-6) with 24 points and Carissa Scanlan added 12.

GOWANDA (44)

Thompson 0 0 0, MScanlan 8 4 24, Whalen 2 0 4, Gabel 2 0 4, Pierce 0 0 0, Tyler 0 0 0, Loving 0 0 0, John 0 0 0, CScanlan 3 6 12. Totals 15 10 44.

RANDOLPH (56)

Pence 6 3 15, Smith 0 0 0, Clark 2 0 4, Leeper 2 1 5, Hvizdzak 9 5 26, Morrison 2 0 6, Ames 0 0 0, Rosengren 0 0 0, Philp 0 0 0. Totals 21 9 56.

3-point goals–MScanlan, Hvizdzak 3, Morrison 2.

Gowanda 13 7 8 16 — 44

Randolph 15 12 17 12 — 56

Jayvees: Randolph won, 48-38.

MYERS STARS

IN THIRD QUARTER

SHERMAN — Maggie Myers scored all 15 of her points during a 25-point third quarter for Sherman as the Wildcats beat Westfield/Brocton, 58-22, in Division 2 West play.

Sherman (13-3, 6-1) led 18-11 at halftime before Myers hit three 3-pointers during a 25-8 third quarter.

MacKenzie Gratto had 13 points, 10 rebounds and four steals’ Amaya Lewczyk had eight rebounds; and Myers dished out seven assists for the Wildcats.

Juli Smith led the Wolverines (5-12, 0-7) with 13 points while Mckenzie Wolfe had eight rebounds and Makartnee Mortimer had four steals.

WESTFIELD/BROCTON (22)

Bodenmiller 1 0 2, Mortimer 0 1 1, Conklin 0 0 0, Smith 5 1 13, Wolfe 1 0 2, Dellow 1 1 4, Fleck 0 0 0, Seger 0 0 0, Johnston 0 0 0. Totals 8 3 22.

SHERMAN (58)

Luden 3 0 6, JFisher 2 1 5, Lindsey 2 0 4, Myers 4 4 15, Lewczyk 1 1 3, MGratto 6 1 13, Sands 3 0 9, HFisher 1 0 3. Totals 22 7 58.

3-point goals–Smith 2, Dellow, Myers 3, Sands 3, HFisher.

Westfield/Brocton 7 4 8 3 — 22

Sherman 14 4 25 15 — 58

Jayvees: Westfield/Brocton won.

PANAMA DOMINATES FIRST HALF

SINCLAIRVILLE — Natalie Angeletti had 17 points and five rebounds while Kylie Schnars had 16 points and six rebounds as Panama beat Cassadaga Valley, 52-30, in Division 2 West action.

Mandy Brink added 12 points and five steals for the Panthers (12-1, 7-0), who led 13-4 after the first quarter and 30-8 at halftime.

Bella Ruiz and Sarah Meder led the Cougars (9-8, 4-3) with 8 points apiece. Kaylee Pattyson had 10 rebounds and three steals; McKenzie Haskins had 10 rebounds; and Meghan LeBaron had eight rebounds and four blocked shots.

PANAMA (52)

Brink 4 3 12, Lyon 1 0 3, Odell 1 0 2, Angeletti 8 0 17, Bailey 0 0 0, Watson 1 0 2, Morton 0 0 0, Lisciandro 0 0 0, Schnars 7 2 16, Harvey 0 0 0. Totals 22 5 52.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (30)

Faulkner 0 0 0, Ruiz 3 0 8, BLeBaron 0 1 1, MLeBaron 2 3 7, Meder 3 0 8, Pattyson 2 2 6, Haskins 0 0 0. Totals 11 7 30.

3-point goals–Brink, Lyon, Angeletti, Ruiz 2.

Panama 13 17 12 10 — 52

Cassadaga Valley 4 4 13 9 — 30

CASKEY, HILL

FINISH STRONG

ALLEGANY — Riley Caskey and Bre Hill came up big down the stretch as Maple Grove put away Allegany-Limestone in a 59-48 Division 1 West victory.

The Gators (3-12, 2-7) led 39-38 after three quarters, but Caskey hit a pair of 3-pointers on back-to-back possessions early in the fourth as Maple Grove (10-6, 7-2) began to take control. Hill then hit a pair of field goals and two free throws down the stretch to seal the win.

Hill finished with 22 points and 13 rebounds while Caskey had 20 points and five assists. Madison Price chipped in nine rebounds and Anna Tranum handed out five assists.

Gianna DeRose led Allegany-Limestone with 14 points and Devin Ralston added 13.

MAPLE GROVE (59)

Tranum 3 2 8, Caskey 7 3 20, Grissom 2 2 6, Price 0 1 1, Tarbrake 0 0 0, Mansfield 1 0 2, Hill 10 2 22. Totals 23 10 59.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (48)

Davis 3 1 7, Ralston 5 2 13, DeCapua 1 0 2, DeRose 6 1 14, Wolfgang 0 0 0, Louser 2 0 4, Giardini 2 2 6, Callen 1 0 2. Totals 20 6 48.

3-point goals–Caskey 3, Ralston, DeRose.

Maple Grove 14 9 15 19 — 59

Allegany-Limestone 11 14 14 9 — 48

Jayvees: Allegany-Limestone won.

BEARS DOWN PIRATES

FREWSBURG — Buoyed by a fast start, Frewsburg upended Clymer, 59-52, in a Division 2 West game to improve to 11-6 overall and 3-4 in the league.

Peyton Yost scored 8 of her 13 points during a 21-11 first-quarter run, a lead that was extended to 34-15 by halftime. The Pirates (8-9, 7-1) made things interesting with a 23-point fourth quarter, but couldn’t come all the way back.

Mikayla Gabalski-Jones led the Bears with 14 points and five steals; Alex Hultberg had 12 points; Ashley Carlson contributed eight steals and three assists; Amanda Dilts had six rebounds; and Reagan Chitester dished out four assists.

Emma Wiggers had 11 points and seven rebounds to lead Clymer. Makayla Einink added 10 points and seven boards; Karlen Honey grabbed 12 rebounds; and Sam Nyweide had 9 points and six steals.

CLYMER (52)

Linton 1 0 3, Kuno 2 0 4, Wassink 0 0 0, Nyweide 2 3 9, Woods 0 0 0, Neckers 2 2 7, MEinink 5 0 10, Wiggers 4 3 11, Hepler 1 2 4, AEinink 0 0 0, Honey 2 0 4. Totals 19 10 52.

FREWSBURG (59)

Chitester 2 2 6, Hultberg 4 3 12, Carlson 2 0 5, Schrecengost 2 0 4, Gabalski-Jones 5 2 14, Constantino 0 0 0, Dilts 2 0 5, Yost 4 3 13. Totals 21 10 59.

3-point goals–Nyweide 2, Linton, Neckers, Gabalski-Jones 2, Yost 2, Hultberg, Carlson, Dilts.

Clymer 11 4 14 23 — 52

Frewsburg 21 13 13 12 — 59

Jayvees: Frewsburg 47, Clymer 32.