SALAMANCA — Salamanca finished its Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 West game on a 17-2 run en route to a 62-47 victory over Olean.

“Down the stretch we played great defense that turned into transition on offense,” Warriors coach Adam Bennett said. “We did a good job getting to the line. … It was a complete team effort for us tonight.”

Leading the way for the Warriors (5-3, 1-0) was Lucus Brown, who scored 31 points, while teammate Maddox Isaac added 12. As a team, Salamanca connected on 19 of 23 free-throw attempts.

The Huskies (2-6, 0-1) were led by Caedyn Tingley with 14 points, and Sullivan Hoffman and Dwayne Motley with 12 apiece.

OLEAN (47)

Tingley 7 0 14, Hoffman 5 1 12, Motley 3 5 12, Mest 1 0 3, Smith 2 0 4, Rivera 1 0 2. Totals 19 6 47.

SALAMANCA (62)

Herrick 2 0 4, Isaac 2 6 12, ABrown 2 0 4, Ross 2 0 5, LBrown 10 9 31, Holleran 1 2 4, Trietley 0 2 2. Totals 19 19 62.

3-point goals — Hoffman, Motley, Mest, Isaac 2, LBrown 2, Ross.

Olean 9 14 15 9 — 47

Salamanca 12 19 17 14 — 62

Jayvees: Salamanca won.

FREDONIA WINS IN OT

ALLEGANY — RJ Koopman hit a 3-pointer and Davion White made another bucket in overtime to lead Fredonia past Allegany-Limestone 73-68 in Division 1 West play.

The Gators’ Carson Kwiatkowski tied the game with a basket at the end of regulation before the Hillbillies put the game away in overtime. Mike Hahn and Koopman each hit a pair of free throws to seal the game in the extra session.

Hahn, Jameson Quinn and Ashton Putney each had 15 points to lead five players in double figures for Fredonia (6-3, 1-0). White added 14 points and Koopman chipped in 13.

Kwiatkowski led Allegany-Limestone with 23 points and Michael Frederick had 17.

The Gators led by a point after the first quarter and 35-27 at halftime before building a double-digit lead in the third quarter.

“Our league is tough. I have so much respect for Allegany-Limestone. What Coach (Glenn) Anderson does and has accomplished is right up there with anybody else,” Fredonia head coach Nick Bertrando said. “It’s definitely nice to open up (league play) with a win. I told the guys I’m proud through all the different ebbs and flows that we stayed the course. Ultimately that was a team win because we had to fight back, get those stops and convert. That’s why we get after it every single day.”

FREDONIA (73)

Hahn 5 3 15, Gullo 0 1 1, Quinn 5 3 15, Koopman 4 2 13, Putney 4 5 15, White 5 2 14, Luce 0 0 0. Totals 23 16 73.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (68)

Conroy 2 0 5, Forrest 2 0 5, Kwiatkowski 9 2 23, Frederick 8 1 17, GStraub 5 0 10, Strade 3 1 8. Totals 29 4 68.

3-point goals–Hahn 2, Quinn 2, Koopman 3, Putney 2, White 2, Conroy, Forrest, Kwiatkowski 3, Strade.

Fredonia 13 14 17 20 9 — 73

Allegany-Limestone 14 21 17 12 4 — 68

ORCUTT

POWERS DUNKIRK

Gregory Orcutt scored 26 points to lead Dunkirk past Southwestern 53-51 in Division 1 West action.

K’Vion Tell added 10 points for the Marauders (2-3, 1-0), who trailed 14-8 after the first quarter, but led 24-22 at halftime. Dunkirk’s lead grew to 44-37 at the end of three quarters.

Declan Kennedy led the Trojans (2-5, 0-1) with 12 points and nine rebounds; Sam Arrington had 11 points and five assists; Jaydon Work had 7 points and eight rebounds; and Brody Larson had nine rebounds and four steals.

DUNKIRK (53)

Tell 5 0 10, McCall 2 0 4, Sellers 2 2 6, Orcutt 9 4 26, Krystofiak 3 1 7. Totals 21 7 53.

SOUTHWESTERN (51)

Arrington 4 2 11, Hooks 1 3 5, Young 2 0 4, Harnett 4 0 9, Larson 1 0 3, Kennedy 5 0 12, Work 3 0 7. Totals 20 5 51.

3-point goals–Orcutt 4, Arrington, Harnett, Larson, Kennedy 2, Work.

Dunkirk 8 16 20 9 — 53

Southwestern 14 8 15 14 — 51

CARDS DOWN COUGARS

SINCLAIRVILLE — Cassadaga Valley kept it close until halftime, but Randolph outscored the hosts 38-22 after the break on its way to a 71-51 victory in a Division 1 East game.

Leading the way for the Cardinals (8-0, 3-0), who nailed 13 3-pointers, was Drew Hind with 26 points. Cooper Freeman added 15 and Kevin McElwain chipped in 12.

For the Cougars (1-8, 0-3), Ace Pierce scored 21 points, Hunter Johnson had 14 and Austin Main added 10.

RANDOLPH (71)

Morrison 0 0 0, Kelly 1 0 3, Hind 11 2 26, Nelson 3 0 7, McElwain 4 0 12, Freeman 6 0 15, Brooks 3 0 8, Huntington 0 0 0, Bryan 0 0 0, Totals 28 2 71.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (51)

Pierce 5 6 21, HJohnson 4 3 14, Main 5 0 10, Edson 2 0 4, Runge 1 0 2, Lewis 1 0 2, Brown 0 0 0, JJohnson 0 0 0, Myers 0 0 0, Kelly 0 0 0, Cleland 0 0 0, Totals 18 9 51.

3-point goals–Kelly, Hind 2, Nelson, McElwain 4, Freeman 3, Brooks 2, Pierce 3, HJohnson 3.

Randolph 16 17 21 17 — 71

Cassadaga Valley 18 11 12 10 — 51

Jayvees: Randolph won.

JACOBSON,

HENRY SHINE

MAYVILLE — Nick Jacobson scored 25 points and Nate Henry added 21 to lead Chautauqua Lake to a 70-51 victory over Brocton in a Division 2 West game.

That duo combined for 14 points in the first quarter when the Eagles (4-3, 2-0) opened up a 16-0 lead and never trailed the rest of the way.

Brennan Klossner grabbed 15 rebounds, Henry had six and Jacobson collected five. Trent Houser dished out five assists.

For the Bulldogs (1-5, 4-4), Michael Garcia poured in a game-high 27 points and Jeremy Weisner added 17.

BROCTON (51)

Gustafson 1 0 2, Gatto 0 1 1, Miller 0 0 0, Garcia 10 2 27, Laurito 1 2 4, McIntyre 0 0 0, Weisner 8 1 17, Cruz 0 0 0, Totals 19 6 51.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (70)

Jacobson 9 2 25, Henry 6 7 21, Fairbank 0 0 0, Gibbs 0 0 0, Freaky 0 0 0, Olson 4 0 8, Abuhmeidan 1 1 3, Houser 4 0 8, Klossner 1 2 4, Brushaber 0 0 0, Reyda 0 0 0, Totals 25 12 70

3-point goals–Garcia 5, Jacobson 5, Henry 3.

Brocton 0 20 17 14 — 51

Chautauqua Lake 16 23 17 14 — 70

Jayvees: Chautauqua Lake won.

NORTH COLLINS

TOPS T’WOLVES

CATTARAUGUS — Derek Ebersole had 25 points, eight steals, four rebounds and four assists as North Collins topped Cattaraugus-Little Valley 53-23 in Division 2 East.

Asher Parnitzke added 9 points and four rebounds, while Daniel Downes had 8 points, six rebounds, three assists and two steals for the Eagles (3-8, 2-2), who led 27-11 at halftime.

The Timberwolves fell to 1-7 overall and 1-1 in the league.

NORTH COLLINS (53)

de la Barrera 1 0 2, DEbersole 12 1 25, Miller 2 0 4, Downes 3 2 8, Parnitzke 4 0 9, WEbersole 1 0 2, Lark 1 0 3. Totals 24 3 53.

CATTARAUGUS-LITTLE VALLEY (23)

BYoung 1 0 3, Benzel 1 0 2, CYoung 0 1 1, MaBrewer 2 1 5, Boswell 0 1 1, Szata 2 0 5, Merrill 2 0 4, Colvero 0 2 2. Totals 8 5 23.

3-point goals–Parnitzke, Lark, BYoung, Szata.

North Collins 9 18 15 11 — 53

Cattaraugus-Little Valley 5 6 7 5 — 23

Jayvees: North Collins won 33-32.

BECKERINK

SHINES FOR CLYMER

SHERMAN — Kaden Beckerink scored 23 points, including five 3-pointers, to go along with seven rebounds to lead Clymer past Sherman 49-26 in Division 2 West play.

Jonathan Massing added 16 points and 12 rebounds for the Pirates (3-4, 1-2), who led 28-14 at halftime.

Nolan DeKoning led the Wildcats (2-5, 0-3) with 12 points.

CLYMER (49)

White 0 0 0, Mihalko 1 0 2, Beckerink 0 0 0, Einink 1 0 2, Dunnewold 0 0 0, Beckerink 9 0 23, Massing 8 0 16, Shampoe 1 0 2, Redlecki 0 0 0, Mitchell 2 0 4. Totals 22 0 49.

SHERMAN (26)

Pinzok 0 0 0, Johnson 0 0 0, DeKoning 4 1 12, Beatman 1 0 3 Chambers 0 0 0, Swan 2 0 4, Meeder 0 0 0, Bestvold 1 0 2, Applebee 1 0 3, Ferranto 0 2 2. Totals 9 3 26.

3-point goals–Beckerink 5, DeKoning 3, Beatman, Applebee.

Clymer 19 9 9 12 — 49

Sherman 8 6 5 7 — 26