Silver Creek/Forestville’s Abby Rice runs the Black Knights offense during Monday’s CCAA Division 1 East basketball game against Salamanca at Salamanca High School. P-J photo by Tim Frank

SALAMANCA — Abby Rice had 29 points, eight assists and five blocked shots as Silver Creek/Forestville beat Salamanca, 51-28, in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 East girls basketball Monday.

Rice scored 12 points, including a pair of her six 3-pointers, during a 12-0 first quarter and the Black Knights led 29-10 at halftime.

Jade Bouvier added 12 points while Malani Eldridge chipped in seven rebounds and two steals for Silver Creek/Forestville (6-8, 2-7).

Marla Warrior led the Warriors (0-12, 0-8) with 11 points and four steals. Jaeden Hubbard grabbed eight rebounds and Bella Wolfe had six.

Silver Creek/Forestville won the JV game, 33-30. Lezly McComber led the Warriors with 15 points.

SILVER CREEK/FORESTVILLE (51)

Eldridge 1 0 2, Karcz 1 0 2, Bouvier 6 0 12, Schneider 0 0 0, Waterman 0 0 0, Barrett 3 0 6, Beadle 0 0 0, Rice 11 1 29, Valvo 0 0 0. Totals 22 1 51.

SALAMANCA (28)

Warrior 3 2 11, Hubbard 2 0 4, Oakes 0 0 0, Rea 2 0 4, Maybee 0 1 1, Monahan 0 0 0, Wolfe 1 0 2, Crouse 1 0 2, Burch 2 0 4, Klahn 0 0 0. Totals 11 3 28.

3-point goals–Rice 6.

Silver Creek/Forestville 18 11 13 9 — 51

Salamanca 0 10 6 12 — 28

Jayvees: Silver Creek/Forestville won, 33-30.

JHS COMES UP JUST SHORT

A shot at the buzzer didn’t fall and Jamestown suffered a 43-41 setback to Orchard Park in an Erie County Interscholastic Conference Division 1 game at McElrath Gymnasium.

Marley Drake led the Red Raiders with 14 points and five assists, Alyson Canfield chipped in 11 points in her first start, and Lauren Tracy and Kylie O’Brien added 8 points apiece. O’Brien also grabbed 12 rebounds and Tracy had seven.

Orchard Park was led by Sydney Fern with 14 points and Mollie Collins had 12.

The Red Raiders opened up a 15-6 lead after the first quarter, but the Quakers led 20-18 at the break. The visitors opened up a 35-29 lead heading into the final period.

ORCHARD PARK (43)

McFadden 0 0 0, McPoland 3 0 6, Miller 4 1 9, Collins 4 3 12, Charles 1 0 2, Fern 6 2 14, Totals 18 6 43.

JAMESTOWN (41)

Drake 5 2 14, Canfield 3 4 11, Tracy 2 3 8, O’Brien 4 0 8, Johnson 0 0 0, Spitzer 0 0 0, Totals 14 9 41.

3-point goals– Collins, Drake 2, Canfield, Tracy.

Orchard Park 6 14 15 8 — 43

Jamestown 15 3 11 12 — 41

RANDOLPH RALLIES

PAST GOWANDA

GOWANDA — Randolph hasn’t been losing a game in a long time.

Monday, the Cardinals were down big.

Then Coach David Pihlblad’s team rallied.

Randolph outscored Gowanda, 31-4, over the final 12 minutes of action to rally for a 57-44 Division 1 East win.

The Panthers (6-4, 5-4) led after the first quarter and after the game was tied at halftime, the hosts opened up a 14-point lead midway through the third quarter.

But the Cardinals responded with a 13-0 run to end the third quarter and outscored Gowanda, 18-4, in the fourth quarter to win.

“I think it was maybe the best thing that could’ve happened for us,” Pihlblad said of his Cardinals, who improved to 14-0 overall and 9-0 in the league. “This was the first time we’ve really had adversity in a long time. I don’t know the last time we were losing a game. To not play our best and turn it around was really, really good for us heading toward playoffs.”

Six players scored in the final eight minutes for Pihlblad’s team.

“It was really good team basketball,” he said.

Sydney Hvizdzak led Randolph with 25 points, 12 rebounds and five steals; Payton Morrison had 10 points, four rebounds and three steals; Alyssa Adams had eight rebounds; and Quinn Pence had five rebounds.

Miya Scanlan led Gowanda with 18 points while Scotia Snyder and Aaliyah Stevens each had 8 points.

“Gowanda is good. They are tall and big. They are a tough matchup for us,” Pihlblad said. “Miya Scanlan is 6-foot-3 and played really well. … Gowanda played really, really hard tonight.”

RANDOLPH (57)

KPence 3 1 7, Smith 1 0 2, Adams 3 1 7, QPence 2 0 6, Hvizdzak 8 6 25, Morrison 2 5 10, Storer 0 0 0, Philp 0 0 0, Frink 0 0 0. Totals 19 13 57.

GOWANDA (44)

MScanlan 6 0 18, Snyder 3 0 8, AStevens 4 0 8, CScanlan 2 0 4, GStevens 3 0 6. Cooper 0 0 0. Totals 18 0 44.

3-point goals–QPence 2, Hvizdzak 3, Morrison, MScanlan 6, Snyder 2.

Randolph 9 15 15 18 — 57

Gowanda 14 10 16 4 — 44

Jayvees: Randolph won, 33-32 (OT).

BEARS TIE RECORD

FREWSBURG — Mikayla Jones won’t soon forget her Senior Night.

The Frewsburg guard scored all 23 of her points in the first half and the Bears tied a school single-game scoring record in an 87-23 Division 2 West victory over Westfield/Brocton.

Jones, who also had seven steals and three assists, received plenty of help as Frewsburg (7-2) claimed its seventh straight win. Lizzie Schrecengost added 14 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks; Alex Hultberg finished with 13 points; Teghan Trocki and Emma Schrecengost both had 10; Tyra Clark grabbed 11 boards; and Elise Sposato added 9 points, six assists and four steals.

Jenna Vacanti had 6 points to pace the Wolverines (0-9).

The Bears led 31-7 after the first quarter and 55-16 at intermission, propelling them to their most points in a game since the 2016-17 season.

WESTFIELD/BROCTON (23)

Dellow 1 2 4, Mortimer 0 1 1, Vacanti 2 0 6, Smith 1 0 3, Baressi 0 0 0, Burgess 1 0 3, Bestine 1 0 2, Seger 2 0 4, Lopez 0 0 0, Johnston 0 0 0. Totals 8 3 23.

FREWSBURG (87)

Trocki 4 0 10, Clark 1 2 4, Hultberg 5 2 13, Sposato 4 0 9, LSchrecengost 6 2 14, Jones 9 2 23, Collver 1 0 2, Samuelson 1 0 2, ESchrecengost 5 0 10. Totals 36 8 87.

3-point goals–Vacanti 2, Smith, Burgess, Trocki 2, Hultberg, Sposato, Jones 3.

Westfield 7 9 4 3 — 23

Frewsburg 31 24 16 16 — 87

Jayvees: Frewsburg won.

RICKER POWERS TROJANS

ALLEGANY — Kira Ricker had 24 points, five assists and four rebounds to lead Southwestern past Allegany-Limestone, 67-46, in Division 1 West.

Reece Beaver added 15 points and two steals; Sofia Genareo had 12 points, 14 rebounds and three steals; Allison Lundmark had six rebounds, four assists and four steals; and Katie Lowe grabbed seven rebounds for the Trojans (11-2, 10-1).

Jenna Louser led the Gators (3-9, 3-8) with 22 points and Devin Ralston had 10.

SOUTHWESTERN (67)

Beaver 4 4 15, Lawton 1 1 3, Hartmann 0 0 0, Sirianni 2 1 5, Genareo 4 3 12, Swartz 0 0 0, McIntyre 0 0 0, Lundmark 2 2 6, Lowe 1 0 2, Cotter 0 0 0, Ricker 9 2 24. Totals 23 13 67.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (46)

Ralston 3 2 10, Paterniti 1 0 2, DeRose 2 0 4, Wolfgang 0 0 0, Hemphill 1 0 2, Gleason 0 0 0, Louser 11 0 22, Stayer 0 0 0, Lippert 0 0 0, Callen 1 4 6. Totals 19 6 46.

3-point goals–Beaver 3, Genareo, Ricker 4, Ralston 2.

Southwestern 29 17 17 4 — 67

Allegany-Limestone 18 8 10 10 — 46

PANAMA TAKES DOWN COUGARS

SINCLAIRVILLE — Panama overcame a five-point deficit with a 17-7 fourth quarter to beat Cassadaga Valley, 50-45, in Division 2 West.

Four different players had baskets and the Panthers (8-4, 7-2) went 5 of 6 from the free throw line over the final eight minutes.

Jo Bailey led Panama with 18 points and nine rebounds; Lilly Odell had 9 points; and Madelyn Lisciandro had 8 points, seven assists and five steals.

Sarah Meder led the Cougars (3-10, 1-8) with 18 points and five steals; Kaylee Pattyson had 13 points, 12 rebounds, five steals and two blocked shots; and Brielle LeBaron had 8 points, six rebounds and three assists.

PANAMA (50)

JBailey 8 2 18, Schauman 3 0 6, Harvey 2 1 5, Morgan 0 4 4, Lisciandro 3 2 8, Odell 3 0 9. Totals 19 9 50.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (45)

Johnson 0 0 0, LeBaron 3 0 8, Meder 8 0 18, Pattyson 6 1 13, Anderson 1 0 2, Hopkins 0 0 0, Barrett 2 0 4, McChesney 0 0 0, Ring 0 0 0. Totals 20 1 45.

3-point goals–Odell 3, LeBaron 2, Meder 2.

Panama 10 13 10 17 — 50

Cassadaga Valley 16 9 13 7 — 45