A day after defeating Sullivan County CC 84-76, the Jayhawks (4-8) had four players score in double figures, led by Joey Valerio, who had 16 points off the bench. Robert Russel added 13 points and 11 rebounds; Rederico Foddai added 13 points; and Marcus Wynter contributed 11 points and nine assists.

Butler County CC (1-5) was led by Terrance Pankey with 22 points and Brett Loughry with 11, but the visitors shot just 33% (18 of 55) from the field, including 26% (8 of 31) from the arc. Meanwhile, Jamestown CC shot 41% (27 of 66) from the floor, including 26% (6 of 23) from distance and held a 48-29 rebounding advantage.

In Saturday’s win, Wynter led five players in double figures with 22 points, six rebounds and five assists; Foddai added 16 points and six rebounds; Tamir Barrant added 13 points and eight boards; Russel contributed 12 points and seven rebounds; and Ilyass Kaichi scored 11 points.

Eric Jarecki led Sullivan County CC (0-7) with 28 points, Zyir Fowler had 22 and Kevin Rochez had 16.

Jamestown Community College's Robert Russel elevates for a jumper during Sunday's NJCAA basketball game against Butler CC at the Physical Education Complex. P-J photo by Scott Kindberg

WOMEN

JAYHAWKS WIN AGAIN

The Jamestown CC women shook off a slow start and downed Sullivan County CC 63-57 for their sixth win in seven games.

Jennica Berens led the way with 20 points, and Myla Truitt and Alyson Canfield each had 11 for the Jayhawks (6-2). Mbali Mhlanga pulled down 14 rebounds.

Allison Daniels had 17 points, Gracie Cruz added 11 and Amaya Jordan chipped in 10 for Sullivan County CC (3-2).

WRESTLING

JAYHAWKS HEAD TO NIAGARA DUALS

SANBORN — Jamestown Community College’s (JCC) wrestling team headed north for SUNY Niagara Friday night to take part in the Niagara Duals.

Several Jayhawks came away with a good showing in the competition.

Ryan Parton (141), Nicholas Ewan (149), and Christian Hernandez (174) all went 2-0 on the night.

Brad Smith finished 1-1 at 165 pounds.

Gavin Warner (133) and Garrett Spychala (133) both came home winless but have a chance to bounce back quickly with the Thunderwolves Open back at SUNY Niagara on Saturday morning.