Randolph’s Kyra Pence protects the ball from Fredonia’s Ella Koopman during Tuesday’s Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West game in Randolph. Photo by Mike Frame

RANDOLPH — Kyra Pence and Payton Morrison led Randolph to a 63-29 victory over Fredonia in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West girls basketball game on Tuesday night.

Pence scored 17 points, collected nine steals, dished out six assists and grabbed four rebounds, while Morrison added 17 points, seven steals and four boards for the Cardinals (10-4, 5-0). Katelyn Storer also contributed 8 points and five blocked shots, and Skylar Herington chipped in 9 points.

Randolph led 13-12 after the first quarter, but outscored Fredonia (3-12, 0-6) 37-9 in the second and third periods to put the game out of reach.

Ella Koopman led the ‘Billies with 11 points.

FREDONIA (29)

Lucas 1 0 2, Normand 0 0 0, Tabone 1 0 3, Pucci 1 0 2, Koopman 4 0 11, Holt 1 0 2, Gullo 2 0 4, Wegrzynowski 0 0 0, Matos 2 1 5. Totals 13 1 29.

RANDOLPH (63)

KPence 8 1 17, SSmith 0 0 0, Bowles 0 0 0, QPence 1 0 2, HSmith 1 0 2, Storer 4 0 8, Steward 3 0 6, Morrison 5 2 17, Herington 3 2 9, Dickerson 1 0 2. Totals 26 5 63.

3-point goals–Tabone, Koopman, Morrison 5, Herington.

Fredonia 12 5 4 8 — 29

Randolph 13 19 18 13 — 63

WILDCATS HOLD ON FOR WIN

CLYMER — The Sherman Wildcats led the Clymer Pirates through most of Tuesday’s rivalry game in Division 2 West.

However, Clymer kept clawing back and even had a chance to take the lead late in the game, but Sherman managed to hold on for the 53-47 victory.

“This was a typical backyard rivalry game,” Clymer head coach Dave Bodamer commented. “Both teams played very hard and nobody quit. Sherman basically led the whole game and at times it was double-digits, but the girls kept fighting and working and at one point late in the game we had a chance to tie or take the lead.”

Hayden Fisher was on the money for Sherman as she led with 23 points, dished six assists and had three steals; Paige Gratto scored 13 and had three steals; and Leighanne Swan collected 12 rebounds and Tayden Persons grabbed 11 boards.

“Hayden Fisher was deadly tonight,” Bodamer added. “She came off screens and hit jumpers, hit open threes and went hard to the hold. She also had some timely buckets.”

Clymer’s effort was led by Alexy’s Neckers with 18 points, nine rebounds and three steals; Aurora Ordines also scored 18, assisted three and had two steals; Natalie Johnson had 11 boards and two blocks; Abby White had seven boards and three assists and Makenna Woods grabbed six boards.

“We struggled offensively in the first half and in the second half Aurora Ordines kept us in the game with some tough drive and hitting four threes,” Bodamer said. “Then Alexys Neckers started knocking down shots when we went on a run to get ourselves back in the game.”

SHERMAN (53)

Bates 0 0 0, Persons 1 0 2, PGratto 5 0 13, Wagner 2 0 6, TGratto 0 0 0, Swan 3 1 7, Martin 1 0 2, Fisher 7 6 23. Totals 19 7 53.

CLYMER (47)

Ordines 7 0 18, AWhite 2 1 5, Woods 0 1 1, Nyweide 0 0 0, Neckers 5 5 18, Bodamer 0 0 0, Johnson 2 1 5. Totals 16 8 47.

3-point goals–PGratto 3, Wagner 2, Fisher 3, Ordines 4, Neckers 3.

Sherman 14 8 16 15 — 53

Clymer 12 5 13 17 — 47

Sherman jayvees won 67-20.

FALCONER DOWNS GOWANDA

FALCONER — Dani Krener scored 13 points and dished three assists to send Falconer over Gowanda 40-29 in Division 1 East play.

Emily Zaranek added 8 points and six rebounds while Kayla Lynn had four steals for the Golden Falcons (10-6, 5-1).

Gowanda’s (5-9, 1-5) effort was led by Aurora Stevens with 10 points.

GOWANDA (29)

Luther 3 0 6, LScanlan 0 0 0, Rivera 3 0 6, Wilder 0 0 0, AStevens 4 1 10, CScanlan 3 1 7. Totals 13 2 29.

FALCONER (40)

Lynn 1 1 3, AKrenzer 1 1 3, DKrenzer 5 3 13, EZaranek 4 0 8, MZaranek 2 1 5, Harper 1 1 3, ALynn 1 1 3, Neal 0 2 2. Totals 15 10 40.

3-point goals–AStevens.

Gowanda 3 6 11 9 — 29

Falconer 6 8 10 16 — 40

HORNETS STING T’WOLVES

FORESTVILLE — Carilene Sliwa scored 23 points and had 11 steals to lead Forestville over Cattaraugus-Little Valley 59-28 in Division 2 East action.

The Hornets (3-10, 2-3) had Tristian Olsen, Lauryn Pierce and Gracie Johnson all grab five rebounds and Madison Valvo added eight steals.

The Timberwolves (2-12, 0-6) were led by Kadie Benzel with 8 points.

CATTARAUGUS-LITTLE VALLEY (28)

EWest 2 0 4, Benzel 3 2 8, Gassman 2 0 4, RButcher 2 1 5, BButcher 1 3 5, Osgood 1 0 2. Totals 11 6 28.

FORESTVILLE (59)

Becker 2 0 4, Valvo 1 0 2, Waterman 3 0 6, Sliwa 9 4 23, Olsen 4 1 9, CGrupa 1 0 2, Pierce 3 0 6, Johnson 2 1 5, JGrupa 1 0 2. Totals 26 6 59.

3-point goals–Sliwa.

Cattaraugus-Little Valley 4 13 8 3 — 28

Forestville 23 10 16 10 — 59

Jayvees: Forestville 20, Cattaraugus-Little Valley 19

EAGLES STAY PERFECT IN LEAGUE

SOUTH DAYTON — Ellicottville stayed perfect in Division 2 East with a 48-37 win over Pine Valley.

Ellicottville (10-5, 6-0) was led by Allison Rowland with 17 points.

Pine Valley’s (6-9, 3-3) effort was led by Danielle West with 11 points.

ELLICOTTVILLE (48)

Hurlburt 1 0 2, Alexander 3 1 9, John 1 0 2, Quinn 2 0 4, Finn 0 0 0, Rowland 8 1 17, Northrup 0 0 0, Leiper 3 1 7, Marsh 3 1 7. Totals 21 4 48.

PINE VALLEY (37)

Kruszka 1 0 2, Farnham 2 1 6, AWest 3 0 6, Hohl 2 0 4, Hardy 1 2 4, DWest 3 4 11, Libby 1 0 2, Campbell 0 0 0. Totals 13 7 37.

3-point goals–Alexander 2, Farnham, DWest.

Ellicottville 13 10 13 12 — 48

Pine Valley 5 11 9 12 — 37

BRINK, PANAMA SHINE

Mandy Brink poured in 32 points to lead Panama to a 68-46 victory over Maple Grove in a Division 2 West game.

Lillian Odell added 15 points and Kaitlyn Horton chipped in 12 for the Panthers, who led 42-15 at halftime.

Erin Mansfield scored 11 points and grabbed seven rebounds; Eliza Dawes had 11 points; and Courtney Martin scored 9 points and hauled down 10 boards for the Red Dragons.

Panama is now 12-4 overall and 8-0 in the division, while the Red Dragons fall to 4-11 and 2-7.

PANAMA (68)

Brink 11 7 32, Schauman 0 0 0, Greene 0 0 0, Morgan 2 1 5, Horton 5 2 12, Range 0 0 0, Markham 2 0 4, Odell 6 0 15, Totals 26 10 68.

MAPLE GROVE (46)

Martin 4 1 9, Johnson 2 0 4, Cornell 2 0 4, Halstrom 1 0 2, Mansfield 4 1 11, Dawes 5 1 11, Price 2 0 5, Hill 0 0 0, Totals 20 3 46.

3-point goals — Brink 3, Odell 3, Mansfield 2, Price.

Panama 21 21 19 7 — 68

Maple Grove 11 4 15 16 — 46

PANTHERS ROLL COUGARS

PORTVILLE — Portville’s Lilly Bentley had a double-double with 20 points, 11 rebounds, four blocks, four steals and three assists to lead the Panthers over the Cougars 56-36 in East 1 action.

Ava Haynes added 15 points, eight boards and three steals while Teagan Kosinski had five assists and three steals for Portville (11-2, 5-1).

Emiley Anderson led Cassadaga Valley (10-6, 3-3) with 15 points and Andrea Johnson added 13.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (36)

EAnderson 5 1 15, Horton 0 0 0, BHopkins 3 0 8, AJohnson 6 0 13, HAnderson 0 0 0, Hattaway 0 0 0. Totals 14 1 36.

PORTVILLE (56)

Kosinski 2 0 4, DeFazio 1 0 2, Haynes 6 3 15, Scanlon 5 0 13, Dickerson 1 0 2, Bentley 8 4 20. Totals 23 7 56.

3-point goals–Scanlon 3, EAnderson 4, BHopkins 2, AJohnson.

Cassadaga Valley 8 10 8 10 — 36

Portville 28 6 15 7 — 56