Falconer’s Augustine Krenzer gets a contested shot over Gowanda’s Corrina John in Thursday’s CCAA D1 East contest. Photo courtesy of Steve Garvey

PANAMA — Facing injuries and foul trouble, Clymer looked to its star senior Alexys Neckers for a big performance on Thursday night in Panama.

Not only did the Pirates get a big performance, Neckers also reached a single-game record and managed the game-winner. Trailing most of the second half, with eight seconds remaining, Neckers hit a put-back shot to put Clymer up 51-50 and then a final defensive stand closed out the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 2 West girls basketball win.

Neckers tied Tara Bailey with the Clymer (14-2, 9-0) single-game scoring record at 40 points — also set against Panama — and she added six rebounds, six steals, two assists and a block. Elli Bodamer collected six rebounds and three steals before going out with an injury; Ava Nyweide scored 7 points before fouling out; and Ericka Heslink had two assists and two steals.

Panama (2-13, 2-6) received a 17-point performance from Kiera Loberg, while Kaitlyn Horton scored 12 and Kylie Morgan had 11.

CLYMER (51)

Heslink 0 0 0, Nyweide 3 0 7, White 0 0 0, Burchanowski 0 0 0, Neckers 12 13 40, Johnson 0 0 0, Bodamer 1 2 4. Totals 16 15 51.

PANAMA (50)

Lyon 3 0 6, Morgan 4 3 11, Horton 4 2 12, Loberg 7 1 17, Markham 2 0 4. Totals 20 6 50.

3-point goals–Nyweide, Neckers 3, Horton 2, Loberg 2.

Clymer 15 9 12 15 — 51

Panama 6 16 20 8 — 50

Clymer jayvees won 32-25

FALCONER BREEZES BY GOWANDA

FALCONER — Nazariah Neal scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Falconer dominated Gowanda 40-13 in Division 1 East action.

The Golden Falcons (5-11, 2-5) dominated the glass as they shut down the visiting Panthers with Ashley Smith reeling in 13 rebounds and dealing two blocks and Ellyson Baglia collecting 12. Augustine Krenzer dished three assists and had three steals, while Baglia and Haley Holmberg made two assists each.

Corrina John finished with 7 points for Gowanda (2-13, 0-6).

GOWANDA (13)

Gabel 0 0 0, Valentine 0 0 0, CJohn 3 0 7, Pupo 0 0 0, Gamble 1 0 2, Beaver 0 0 0, Scanlan 0 0 0, Wilder 0 0 0, Giambrone 0 0 0, Kelly 0 4 4. Totals 4 4 13.

FALCONER (40)

Krenzer 2 2 7, Lincoln 1 2 4, Rhinehart 1 0 3, Harper 2 2 7, Smith 0 2 2, Neal 4 0 10, Holmberg 2 0 4, Baglia 1 1 3, Totals 13 9 40.

3-point goals–CJohn, Krenzer, Rhinehart, Harper, Neal 2.

Gowanda 7 3 2 1 — 13

Falconer 18 3 14 5 — 40

PERSONS PUSHES WILDCATS TO WIN

SHERMAN — Tayden Persons recorded a double-double with 11 points and 14 rebounds to send Sherman past Chautauqua Lake 64-44 in Division 2 West.

Teagan Gratto collected 10 rebounds and four steals for Sherman (12-4, 8-2), Lily Martin had 11 points and three steals, Kelsey Wagner scored a game-high 13 points and Emmersen Crawford added three assists.

Taylor Donato paced the Chautauqua Lake (3-12, 2-7) offense with 11 points and three assists, Elise Riedesel added another 11 points, Kaylee Tarr grabbed three steals and Anna Reyda had five rebounds.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (44)

KarTarr 0 0 0, Gollhardt 0 0 0, KenTarr 0 2 2, Reyda 0 0 0, Putney 0 7 7, Riedesel 5 0 11, KayTarr 2 2 6, Lyle 0 0 0, Ludwig 2 2 7, Donato 3 2 11. Totals 12 15 44.

SHERMAN (64)

Gable 2 1 7, Emory 3 1 9, Kioko 0 0 0, Person 5 1 11, Crawford 1 1 3, Wagner 5 2 13, Gratto 3 1 7, Martin 5 0 11, Safford 1 0 3, Christensen 0 0 0. Totals 25 7 64.

3-point goals–Riedesel, Ludwig, Donato 3, Gable 2, Emory 2, Wagner, Martin, Safford.

Chautauqua Lake 16 12 9 7 — 44

Sherman 16 9 18 21 — 64

WOLVERINES GET PAST SILVER CREEK

WESTFIELD — Eva Gnadzinski scored 8 points as Westfield got by Silver Creek 38-30 in Division 2 West action.

Silver Creek used its size to limit the success of Westfield (11-5, 5-3) on the glass and keyed in on Tanleigh Bestine to hold her to a season-low in scoring. However, Bestine did manage 7 points, seven rebounds and five steals, Sydney Hotchkiss added nine rebounds and Mackenzie Nollinger made seven boards.

Silver Creek (4-11, 0-9) had the game’s top two scorers with Gracelin Stevens scoring 13 and Lucille Jimerson adding 10.

SILVER CREEK (30)

Olsen 0 0 0, Karnes 0 0 0, Blair 0 0 0, Daniels 0 0 0, Beadle 0 0 0, Stevens 6 1 13, Jimerson 5 0 10, Kelly 1 0 2, Williams 2 0 5. Totals 14 1 30.

WESTFIELD (38)

SWolfe 2 1 5, Hotchkiss 2 1 5, Bestine 3 0 7, OWolfe 1 4 6, Ottey 1 1 3, Schumaker 2 0 4, Gnadzinski 3 0 8, Nollinger 0 0 0. Totals 14 7 38.

3-point goals–Williams, Bestine, Gnadzinski 2.

Silver Creek 2 13 7 8 — 30

Westfield 16 5 8 9 — 38

RED DRAGONS ROLL BULLDOGS

BEMUS POINT — Rebekka Roberts had a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double as Maple Grove rolled past Brocton 90-16 in nonleague action.

Alex Halstrom led the Red Dragons (11-4, 5-4 CCAA D2 West) with 19 points, Morgan Caldwell added 17 points, Bryanna Cornell grabbed seven rebounds and Dani Trim had six boards.

Colie Bundy led Brocton (0-11) with 6 points.

BROCTON (16)

Spiller 2 0 4, Bundy 2 0 6, Nickerson 1 0 2, Carlson 2 0 4. Totals 7 0 16.

MAPLE GROVE (90)

Trim 4 0 8, MCaldwell 8 1 17, Johnson 3 1 9, Cornell 2 0 4, Halstrom 8 1 19, ACaldwell 4 0 8, Roberts 7 1 15, Price 3 0 6, Seekings 2 0 4. Totals 41 4 90.

3-point goals–Bundy 2, Johnson 2, Halstrom 2.

Brocton 4 0 8 4 — 16

Maple Grove 28 18 28 16 — 90

PINE VALLEY DOWNS HORNETS

FORESTVILLE — Vivien Libby scored a game-high 22 points to lead Pine Valley in a dominant 57-26 Division 2 East victory.

Danielle West added another 21 points for Pine Valley (7-8, 5-1) and Jessina Miller had 8.

Carilene Sliwa led the Forestville (2-12, 1-5) effort with 18 points.

CARDINALS MADE 10 3s

SINCLAIRVILLE — Randolph made 10 3-pointers en route to a 71-50 Division 1 East win over Cassadaga Valley.

Skylar Herington scored 28 points, including six 3-pointers, to go along with five rebounds. Sadie Steward had 14 points, 10 rebounds and six steals; Quinn Pence had 12 points, 12 assists and five rebounds; and Gianna Bowles had eight rebounds and four assists for the Cardinals (10-6, 5-1).

Emiley Anderson led the Cougars (9-6, 3-3) with 37 points and seven steals.

RANDOLPH (71)

Smith 0 0 0, Bowles 1 0 2, Pence 4 3 12, Herington 11 0 28, Bushey 2 2 7, Steward 6 0 14, Dickerson 4 0 8, Olofson 0 0 0. Totals 28 5 71.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (50)

Pattyson 0 0 0, Jasinski 0 0 0, Meder 0 0 0, MFanara 0 0 0, Johnson 3 0 6, EAnderson 14 4 37, Hopkins 2 0 5, HAnderson 1 0 2, DFanara 0 0 0. Totals 20 4 50.

3-point goals–Pence, Herington 6, Bushey, Steward 2, EAnderson 5, Hopkins.

Randolph 22 13 15 21 — 71

Cassadaga Valley 13 8 8 21 — 50

CROUSE HAS BIG NIGHT

SALAMANCA — A 16-8 second quarter gave Salamanca a 29-19 halftime lead en route to a 48-37 Division 1 West victory over Allegany-Limestone.

Karina Crouse led the Warriors (13-3, 5-1) with 21 points and Lezly McComber added 11.

Fisher paced the Gators (9-6, 4-3) with 11 points.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (37)

Kahm 3 0 8, Frederick 1 4 6, Price-Costa 0 1 1, Luce 0 0 0, Herzog 1 3 6, Hayes 1 3 5, Fisher 5 0 11. Totals 11 11 37.

SALAMANCA (48)

KCrouse 7 4 21, MCrouse 1 0 2, Dowdy 1 0 2, LeiMcComber 1 1 4, Wolfe 0 0 0, Lafferty 1 0 3, LezMcComber 5 1 11, John 2 0 5, Ross 0 0 0. Totals 18 6 48.

3-point goals–Kahm 2, Herzog, Fisher, KCrouse 3, LeiMcComber, Lafferty, John.

Allegany-Limestone 11 8 8 10 — 37

Salamanca 13 16 9 10 — 48

TROJANS COAST PAST OLEAN

OLEAN — Reece Beaver had 27 points, seven assists, six steals and five rebounds to lead Southwestern past Olean 81-26 in Division 1 West play.

Bella Sirianni added 18 points, eight assists and four steals, while Maddie McIntyre had 11 points, nine rebounds, four steals and two blocked shots for the Trojans (9-6, 6-0), who led 43-10 at halftime.

Amy Campbell led the Huskies (0-16, 0-7) with 10 points.

SOUTHWESTERN (81)

CBeaver 2 0 4, RBeaver 10 6 27, Cotter 1 1 3, BBeaver 3 0 6, Sirianni 8 0 18, Barone 1 0 2, McIntyre 5 1 11, Pearson 2 0 5, Genareo 2 1 5. Totals 34 9 81.

OLEAN (26)

Smith 1 1 3, Hirliman 1 1 4, Campbell 4 1 10, Fagerstrand 1 0 3, Bates 1 1 4, Lazyska 0 0 0, Maull 0 0 0, Benjamin 1 0 2, Battle 0 0 0. Totals 9 4 26.

3-point goals–RBeaver, Sirianni, Pearson, Hirliman, Campbell, Fagerstrand, Bates.

Southwestern 26 17 21 17 — 81

Olean 9 1 10 6 — 26