Salamanca’s Lucus Brown, right, is pictured with Jack O’Rourke after Brown broke O’Rourke’s all-time scoring mark with 15 points Tuesday in a CCAA Division 1 West win over Olean in Salamanca. Brown, a junior, now has 1,017 career points. Photo by Levi Sponeybarger

SALAMANCA — When Salamanca junior Lucus Brown surpassed the 1,000-point plateau on Friday against Allegany-Limestone, he did it on the road in the Gators’ gym.

On Tuesday, Brown and the Warriors got to celebrate his accomplishments at home.

Brown scored 15 points and in the process became Salamanca’s all-time leading scorer as the Warriors beat Olean 70-43 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West action.

After reaching 1,002 points last Friday, Brown passed Chuck Crist (1,004) and Jack O’Rourke (1,014) on Tuesday, becoming the all-time leading scorer with a basket late in the third quarter.

“Lucus is Lucus. He wants to win. Just like the 1,000-point night the other night, he just shows up to play,” Salamanca head coach Adam Bennett said. “It was a big league game against a good team. I love his unselfishness tonight. He just plays, and that’s part of why he’s so special.”

Brown also had eight rebounds, five assists and four steals in the game.

Andy Herrick added a team-high 18 points to go along with six assists and four rebounds. Jaxson Ross chipped in 11 points.

Thomas Bates led the Huskies (6-7, 0-3) with 19 points, including six 3-pointers, while Cade Anastasia had 10 points.

Salamanca (9-2, 3-0) led 14-12 after the first quarter before taking over with a 21-5 second quarter.

“Our defensive intensity in the second quarter was outstanding. We created easy offense with our defense,” Bennett said. “They are Olean. Until anybody says otherwise, they went 10-0 last year in the league. They have a lot of pride in that program. For us to play the way that we did, I’m just proud of our kids.”

OLEAN (43)

Tingley 3 0 8, Motley 1 0 2, DeRose 1 0 3, Anastasia 5 0 10, Bates 6 1 19, Smith 0 1 1. Totals 16 2 43.

SALAMANCA (70)

Ross 5 0 11, Hoag 1 2 4, Isaac 3 1 7, Gillman 1 0 3, ABrown 3 0 6, Galante 3 0 6, LBrown 7 0 15, Herrick 8 1 18. Totals 31 4 70.

3-point goals–Tingley 2, DeRose, Bates 6, Ross, Gillman, Brown, Herrick.

Olean 12 5 14 12 — 43

Salamanca 14 21 22 13 — 70

Jayvees: Olean won.

GATORS’ BALANCE TOO MUCH FOR DUNKIRK

ALLEGANY — Allegany-Limestone had four players score in double digits to edge Dunkirk 61-54 in Division 1 West.

The Gators had a huge 29-point third quarter to pull away from Dunkirk as both Anthony DeCapua and Gavin Truman scored 18 points each, Gabe Ramadhan scored 11 and Carson Kwiatkowski added 10.

Dunkirk’s effort was led by Luis Rodriguez with 21 points and Lorenzo Lewis added 14 points.

DUNKIRK (54)

Thomas 0 0 0, Lewis 5 2 14, Rodriguez 9 0 21, DiPalma 1 0 3, Nunez 0 0 0, Gaines 2 0 5, Cruz 1 0 2, Vega 0 0 0, Orcutt 1 2 5, Hernandez 0 0 0, Sellers 1 0 2, Strong 1 0 2, Santiago 0 0 0. Totals 21 4 54.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (61)

Ramadhan 5 0 11, Conroy 0 2 2, DeCapua 6 4 18, Palmer 0 0 0, Milliner 0 0 0, Kwiatkowski 3 2 10, Maguire 0 0 0, Fredirick 1 0 2, Truman 8 1 18, Furlong 0 0 0. Totals 23 9 61.

3-point goals–Rodriguez 3, Lewis 2, DeCapua 2, Kwiatkowski 2, Truman, Ramadhan, DiPalma, Gaines.

Dunkirk 5 16 16 17 — 54

Allegany-Limestone 14 5 29 13 — 61

ONDUS HITS MILESTONE

GOWANDA — Carson Conley poured in 30 points to lead Randolph to a 76-57 victory over Gowanda in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Conference Division 1 East basketball game Tuesday night.

While the Cardinals’ balanced scoring was the difference — Drew Hind added 16 points, Griffin Nelson 13 and Jaiden Huntington 8 — the Panthers’ John Ondus was also a headliner.

The senior led Gowanda with 19 points, 14 rebounds and three assists, and surpassed the 1,000-point career barrier in the process.

“He’s one of three people at Gowanda to get 1,000 points,” Panthers coach Lucas Brawdy said. “I was his coach for the last three years. … It’s a big accomplishment.”

Behind Conley’s 14 points, the Cardinals (10-2, 6-0) jumped out to a 24-18 lead after the first quarter, a margin that grew to 39-24 by intermission. The second half was played on fairly even terms.

Other double-figure scorers for Gowanda (0-5, 6-7) were Quentin Centner with 12 points to go along with six rebounds; and Blake Herman with 10 points.

RANDOLPH (76)

ONelson 2 0 4, Kelly 1 0 3, DHind 6 3 16, XHind 0 0 0, Farnham 1 0 2, GNelson 6 0 13, Conley 13 3 30, Huntington 4 0 8, Bryan 0 0 0, Totals 31 6 76.

GOWANDA (57)

QCentner 5 1 12, BHerman 3 2 10, CHerman 0 0 0, Ondus 6 4 19, Smith 4 0 8, Pachucinski 4 0 8, Rivera 0 0 0, Barlow 0 0 0, Totals 22 7 57.

3-point goals — Kelly, DHind GNelson, Conley, Centner, BHerman 2, Ondus 3.

Randolph 24 15 24 13 — 76

Gowanda 18 6 22 11 — 57

Jayvees: Randolph won.

PANAMA EDGES T’BIRDS

MAYVILLE — Panama limited Chautauqua Lake to seven second-half points to post a 41-34 come-from-victory in a nonleague game.

Carter Brink led the Panthers (9-1, 5-1), who trailed 27-23 at halftime, with 19 points and Tate Catanese collected 14 rebounds.

Lawson Ormsby paced the Thunderbirds with 19 points and seven rebounds. Nick Jacobson added five rebounds and two steals.

PANAMA (41)

Roth 0 0 0, Hinsdale 2 1 5, Keefe 0 0 0, Brink 6 6 19, Catanese 3 0 6, Mescall 3 0 7, Barmore 2 0 4, Totals 16 7 41.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (34)

Testa 2 1 7, Jacobson 1 0 3, Tarr 2 0 5, Szumigala 0 0 0, Ormsby 8 3 19, Totals 13 4 34.

3-point goals — Brink, Mescall, Testa 2, Jacobson, Tarr.

Panama 14 9 9 9 — 41

Chautauqua Lake 14 13 4 3 — 34

Jayvees: Chautauqua Lake won.

BIELECKI HITS GAME WINNER

FORESTVILLE — Beau Bielecki converted a layup with one second remaining to send Franklinville to a 47-45 victory over Forestville in a Division 2 East game.

Bielecki finished with 16 points; Noah Shenk had 17 points and five steals; Grant Cornell collected 13 points; and Eli Collin Mooney and Eli Shenk grabbed 10 and nine rebounds respectively.

Brayden Smith scored a game-high 20 points to go along with 12 rebounds and seven assists for the Hornets (3-7, 1-2). Teammate Joe Villafranca added 8 points, 14 rebounds, six assists and four steals.

FRANKLINVILLE (47)

Bielecki 8 0 16, Blecha 0 0 0, EShenk 0 0 0, Cornell 4 2 13, Noah Shenk 6 1 17, Goss 0 0 0, Calahan 0 0 0, Mooney 0 1 1, Totals 18 4 47.

FORESTVVILLE (45)

Fetterick 0 0 0, Smith 9 2 20, Villafranca 3 0 8, Vegue 2 0 6, Redman 2 0 4, Pokoj3 0 7, Totals 19 2 45.

3-point goals — Cornell 3, NShenk 4, Villafranca 2, Vigue 3, Pokoj.

Franklinville 17 10 12 8 — 47

Forestville 14 7 12 12 — 45

Jayvee: Franklinville won.

BEARS UPEND FALCONER

FALCONER — Frewsburg connected on seven 3-pointers in the first quarter en route to a 77-41 nonleague win over Falconer.

Garrett Brink (three), Gavin Smith (two) and Zack Carr and Connor Murray (one apiece) all made shots from distance in the opening period to help the Bears (7-3) to a 28-15 lead. By halftime, Frewsburg increased its advantage to 43-24 and it cruised the rest of the way.

Smith led a balanced attack with 16 points, Brink had 15, Andrew LeBaron had 14 and Carr finished with 13. Murray collected eight assists, and Carr, LeBaron and Patrick Spencer all had seven rebounds.

Leading the way for the Golden Falcons (7-3) were Jase Smith with 10 points and five rebounds; and Roger Markham collected five assists.

FREWSBURG (77)

Brink 5 2 15, Carr 5 1 13, Smith 5 2 16, Spencer 3 0 6, Murray 4 0 10, Ramsey 1 1 3, Stahlman 0 0 0, LeBaron 7 0 14, Totals 30 6 77.

FALCONER (41)

Smith 5 0 10, Johnson 1 0 2, Baehr 2 0 4, Swanson 0 0 0, Bailey 3 0 8, Markham 4 4 13, Delaney 1 0 2, Fuller 0 0 0, Binkley 1 0 2, Shea 0 0 0, Sharpe 0 0 0, Totals 17 4 41.

3-point goals — Brink 3, Carr 2, Smith 4, Murray 2, Bailey 2, Markham.

Frewsburg 28 15 20 14 — 77

Falconer 15 9 8 9 — 41

Jayvees: Frewsburg won.

ELLICOTTVILLE DOWNS NC

NORTH COLLINS — Gian Nuzzo scored all 17 of his points in the first half as Ellicottville built a 46-27 lead en route to a 73-51 Division 2 East victory over North Collins.

Owen Chudy had 8 of his 12 points during a 24-12 first quarter before Nuzzo had 11 points during a 22-15 second quarter for Ellicottville (5-6, 3-0).

Matt Sweet led North Collins (6-5, 3-1) with 23 point to go along with four assists and three rebounds; Derek Ebersole had 13 points and five assists; and Asher Parnitzke grabbed five rebounds.

ELLICOTTVILLE (73)

Chudy 4 4 12, Smith 2 0 4, Nuzzo 6 2 17, BWyatt 4 0 10, Benatovich 1 0 2, Clark 3 0 6, Dietrich 4 0 9, CWyatt 5 1 11, Calarco 1 0 2. Totals 30 6 73.

NORTH COLLINS (51)

Ebersole 5 0 13, Sweet 8 5 23, Downes 2 0 4, Quiter 1 1 4, Parnitzke 1 5 7. Totals 17 11 51.

3-point goals–Nuzzo 3, BWyatt 2, Dietrich, Ebersole 3, Sweet, Quiter.

Ellicottville 24 22 15 12 — 73

North Collins 12 15 16 8 — 51

Jayvees: North Collins won.

SWANSON DOES IT ALL

Carson Swanson had 29 points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals to lead Westfield past Maple Grove in Division 2 West play.

Chris Rotunda added 14 points, 10 rebounds and six blocked shots for the Wolverines (9-5, 4-2), who took control with a 21-12 third quarter.

Colin McPherson led the Red Dragons (5-7, 1-5) with 11 points and Marcus Laney grabbed 10 rebounds while Nathan Cresanti had nine rebounds and five assists.

WESTFIELD (60)

Strang 0 0 0, Russo 1 0 2, Lawrence 0 0 0, Hernandez 0 0 0, Tuah 0 0 0, Swanson 7 11 29, Ormsby 0 0 0, Vacanto 3 2 8, Rac 0 0 0, Larson 0 0 0, Rotunda 7 0 14, Fuller 3 1 7. Totals 21 14 60.

MAPLE GROVE (45)

Cresanti 0 2 2, Foley 2 0 6, McPherson 4 2 11, Rodgers 0 0 0, Bower 1 1 3, Laney 2 0 4, Barton 0 1 1, Verbosky 0 0 0, Bless 0 0 0, Colburn 0 0 0, Schroder 0 0 0, Mansfield 4 0 8, Weatherup 3 1 7, Brown 0 0 0. Totals 16 7 45.

3-point goals–Swanson 4, Foley 2, McPherson.

Westfield 14 15 21 10 — 60

Maple Grove 7 18 12 8 — 45

HAYES, AYERS SHINE

SHERMAN — Brayden Hayes had 19 points and nine rebounds, while Kegan Ayers had 17 points, 12 rebounds and four steals to lead Sherman to a 58-32 Division 2 West victory over Brocton.

Jacob Swabik chipped in four assists for the Wildcats (7-4, 2-3), who led 18-5 after the first quarter.

Kadin Ehmke and Jeremy Weisner each had 8 points for the Bulldogs (3-10, 0-6).

BROCTON (32)

Miller 1 0 2, Ehmke 3 0 8, Cruz 0 0 0, Steward 0 0 0, Houser 0 0 0, Gustafson 1 0 2, Garcia 2 0 5, McIntyre 0 0 0, Laurito 2 0 5, Wright 0 0 0, Weisner 4 0 8, St. George 0 0 0, Pfleuger 0 0 0, Limpert 0 0 0. Totals 13 0 32.

SHERMAN (58)

Ayers 8 1 17, Thomas 2 1 5, Swabik 1 0 3, Beatman 1 2 5, Johnson 1 0 2, Sheare 0 0 0, Meeder 0 0 0, Allen 0 0 0, Hayes 8 2 19, Smith 0 0 0, Applebee 2 0 6, Maleski 0 1 1. Totals 23 7 58.

3-point goals–Ehmke 2, Garcia, Laurito, Swabik, Beatman, Hayes, Applebee 2.

Brocton 5 14 8 5 — 32

Sherman 18 13 13 14 — 58