Randolph’s Drew Hind (3) made a school-record 11 3-pointers against Maple Grove on Tuesday. Photo by Mike Frame

RANDOLPH — Drew Hind is only a freshman.

He had the finest night of his young high-school career Tuesday.

Hind made a Randolph record 11 3-pointers en route to a career-high 38 points as the Cardinals beat Maple Grove 84-48 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Central Division boys basketball action.

Hind scored the first 16 points of the game for Randolph, a stretch that included our 3-pointers and two layups off of steals. He added a 3-pointer in the second quarter, three more in the third and three more in the fourth.

“The whole team saw it early,” said Kevin Hind, Randolph’s coach and Drew’s father. “They were in a 3-2 zone and early on we had a couple of set plays that he hit 3s on.”

Drew Hind’s total of 11 3-pointers was one more than Blake Morrison, Bryce Morrison and most recently Isaac Wakefield. Drew’s older brother Tyler, now at Daemen College, had a career high of nine 3-pointers.

“He was just rolling,” Kevin Hind said of Drew. “The intensity picked up later in the game. … That game was a fairly good, physical basketball game for most of it.”

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Drew Hind added eight rebounds, seven assists and four steals; Gabe McCoy had 18 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots; and Jaiden Huntington had five steals, five rebounds and five assists for the Cardinals (14-1, 8-0).

Tucker Fenton led the Red Dragons (7-6, 4-4) with 18 points.

MAPLE GROVE (48)

Gowan 1 0 2, Vaillancourt 4 1 9, Welsh 2 0 6, Bower 1 0 2, Moore 1 0 2, Foley 1 0 2, Fenton 8 1 18, McPherson 3 1 7. Totals 21 3 48.

RANDOLPH (84)

ONelson 1 0 3, Hind 13 1 38, Loomis 2 0 6, GNelson 1 0 2, Conley 3 2 8, McCoy 7 4 18, Huntington 3 1 9. Totals 30 8 84.

3-point goals–Welsh 2, Fenton, ONelson, Hind 11, Loomis 2, Huntington 2.

Maple Grove 16 11 6 15 — 48

Randolph 22 17 23 22 — 84

SHERMAN RALLIES PAST PANAMA

SHERMAN — Gerald Carris had 19 points and four rebounds to lead Sherman to a 44-32 Division 2 West win over Panama.

The Panthers () led 22-19 at halftime before the Wildcats turned the tables with a 15-2 third quarter.

Elijah Kioko had 12 points and six rebounds while Brayden Hayes chipped in 10 points for Sherman.

Bryce Hinsdale led Panama with 11 points and four steals; Carter Brink had 8 points; and Alex Barmore grabbed 10 rebounds.

PANAMA (32)

Roth 0 0 0, Brown 1 0 3, Hinsdale 4 2 11, Brink 3 2 8, Catanese 1 0 2, Lisciandro 2 0 4, Barmore 1 2 4. Totals 12 6 32.

SHERMAN (44)

Swabik 1 0 3, Carris 7 3 19, Kopta 0 0 0, Ayers 0 0 0, Kioko 5 1 12, Hayes 3 3 10. Totals 16 7 44.

3-point goals–Brown, Hinsdale, Swabik, Carris 2, Kioko, Hayes.

Panama 12 10 2 8 — 32

Sherman 12 7 15 10 — 44

T’WOLVES KNOCK OFF PINE VALLEY

CATTARAUGUS — The Cattaraugus-Little Valley Timberwolves made some key adjustments and topped Pine Valley 64-54 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association East Division boys basketball action on Tuesday.

The Timberwolves flipped the script against the Panthers who defeated them by 20 points earlier this season and knocked off the 16th ranked Class D team in the state.

“We made some defensive adjustments,” stated Cattaraugus-Little Valley head coach Josh Forster. “We had three guys back. We tried to stop Sercu in the middle, he had a big game last time. I switched some guys around and they executed really well.”

Josh Halterman executed perfectly for the Timberwolves, hitting a career-high seven 3-pointers in the game. Halterman drilled four in the second quarter alone, helping the Timberwolves build a 38-30 halftime lead. The Timberwolves kept the Panthers at bay the rest of the way, outscoring them 26-24 to win.

Halterman led the Timberwolves with 28 points and John Visnesky added 15 points.

Pine Valley was led by Wayne Libby with 18 points.

PINE VALLEY (54)

Sercu 3 2 9, Gugliemi 2 2 7, Libby 8 0 18, Volk 3 2 9, Oakes 3 2 9, KOakes 1 0 2. Totals 20 8 54.

CATTARAUGUS (64)

Colton 3 1 9, Allen 1 1 3, Frentz 2 0 4, Furl 2 0 5, Halterman 8 5 28, Visnesky 5 5 15. Totals 21 12 64.

Pine Valley 17 13 9 15 — 54

Cattaraugus-Little Valley 19 19 11 15 — 64

NORTH COLLINS WINS AT BUZZER

NORTH COLLINS — Jose Luna sends North Collins past Ellicottville 51-49, in overtime, for an East Division win.

With 1.9 seconds left in overtime, Luna hit the big shot for North Collins (9-4, 5-2) right at the buzzer, helping complete the comeback.

Ellicottville (3-11, 2-3) built a big lead in the first half, outscoring North Collins 28-20. In the third quarter, North Collins outscored Ellicottville to pull within one point at 34-33. Both teams played each other tight until the Luna buzzer-beater in overtime.

Matt Sweet led North Collins with 18 points, nine rebounds and three steals; Luna added 10 points, nine rebounds and three steals; Derek Ebersole scored 13 points, had seven steals and picked up four rebounds; and Chris Smith scored 10, grabbed 10 boards and made four blocks.

Ellicottville was led by Lucas Marsh with 15 points and Caedon Wyatt scored 14 points.

ELLICOTTVILLE (49)

Chudy 3 0 6, Marsh 5 4 15, Wyatt 0 2 2, Moore 0 1 1, Dietrick 2 0 4, CWyatt 6 1 14, Grinols 3 0 7. Totals 19 8 49.

NORTH COLLINS (51)

Ebersole 4 4 13, Luna 4 0 10, Sweet 6 2 18, Smith 4 2 10. Totals 18 8 51.

Ellicottville 18 10 6 11 4 — 49

North Collins 8 12 13 12 6 — 51

COUGARS FALL TO PORTVILLE

SINCLAIRVILLE — Luke Petruzzi scored 12 points, Luke Petryszak had 11 and Aiden DeFazio chipped in 10 to lead Portville to a 46-42 CCAA Central Division victory over Cassadaga Valley.

Wyatt Harrington led the Cougars with 12 points, Braden LeBaron had 9 and Austin Main chipped in 8.

The Panthers led 23-22 at halftime.

PORTVILLE (46)

Petryszak 3 3 11, DeFazio 3 2 10, Van Sickle 0 1 1, Petruzzi 3 4 12, Yehl 4 0 8, Gariepy 2 0 4, Totals 15 10 46.

CASSADGA VALLEY (42)

Russo 3 0 6, Main 4 0 8, Harrington 4 3 12, Pierce 1 0 3, Runge 2 0 4, LeBaron 3 1 9, Totals 17 4 42.

3-point goals — Petryszak 2, DeFazio 2, Petruzzi 2, Harrington, Pierce, LeBaron 2.

Portville 8 15 12 11 — 46

Cassadaga Valley 7 15 8 12 — 42

SWANSON SHINES FOR FALCONER

BROCTON — Behind 17 points from Jake Swanson, Falconer knocked off Brocton 52-45 in a CCAA Division 2 West game.

Jase Smith contributed 13 points, Mathis Baehr added 11 and Landon Stahlman had 8 for the Golden Falcons.

Ryan Laurito paced the Bulldogs with 21 points, Austin McIntyre had 10 and Jeremy Weisner added 8.

FALCONER (52)

Wood 1 0 2, Swanson 5 7 17, Baehr 5 1 11, Chapman 0 1 1, Smith 4 4 13, Landon Stahlman 3 2 8, Totals 18 15 52.

BROCTON (45)

Ehmke 0 2 2, Garcia 0 0 0, Bigelow 0 1 1, Laurito 1 1 3, McIntyre 4 1 10, Laurito 6 6 21, Weisner 2 4 8, Totals 13 15 46.

Falconer 11 14 13 14 — 52

Brocton 9 13 10 13 — 45

TROJANS TOP MARAUDERS

The Southwestern Trojans held off the Dunkirk Marauders 72-65 in Division 1 West action.

Southwestern’s (6-10, 3-3) Aidan Kennedy led the way with 30 points, Matt Pannes added 11, Cameron Lemk added 10, and both Jason Ni and Paul Hayes scored 9 points.

The Dunkirk (7-8, 0-6) effort was led by Marcel Carter and Lorenzo Lewis both scoring 18 points.