The Cardinals (7-1) started the game on fire, hitting 6 of 11 shots from deep in the first quarter, including three from senior Broden Brooks and two more from fellow senior Kevin McElwain.

But Randolph only outscored the Eagles (4-6) 10-0 in the second quarter to lead 34-16 at halftime.

Chautauqua Lake made up ground in the third quarter, thanks in part to a 13-5 run, and trailed 47-31 heading into the final eight minutes.

During the huddle in between quarters, Eagles head coach Devin Pope asked his team to cut the deficit to 10. They did even better, opening the fourth on a 10-0 run that included a pair of 3-pointers from senior Nick Jacobson to make it 47-41 with 4:13 remaining.

Randolph's Broden Brooks puts up a 3-pointer during Sunday's game against Chautauqua Lake at Fredonia State University's Dods Hall. Photo courtesy of Mike Frame

After a McElwain free throw, senior Asher Olson scored through contact to make it 48-43, and after McElwain scored at the other end, Jacobson hit his fourth 3-pointer of the game to make it 50-46 with 2:11 remaining.

But the Eagles turned the ball over on their next three possessions as the Cardinals tacked on a pair of free throws. Olson and McElwain traded free throws inside the final minute and Jacobson hit another 3-pointer, but after Brooks’ two free throws made it a five-point game, Chautauqua Lake turned it over one final time.

Brooks led Randolph with 20 points while McElwain added 19.

Jacobson paced the Eagles with 15 points, Olson had 12 and senior Trent Houser chipped in 11.

RANDOLPH (57)

Westfield’s Nolan Anderson looks to pass over Erie (Pa.) First Christian’s Colin Phillips during Sunday’s game at Fredonia State University’s Dods Hall. Photo courtesy of Mike Frame

Morrison 1 1 4, Pihlblad 0 3 3, NBeaver 0 0 0, McElwain 6 4 19, Brooks 6 2 20, Huntington 2 0 4, Foster 3 1 7, MBeaver 0 0 0. Totals 18 11 57.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (51)

JSwan 1 0 3, Jacobson 5 0 15, Abuhmeidan 2 0 5, Fairbank 2 0 5, Gibbs 0 0 0, Olson 5 2 12, Gresh 0 0 0, Houser 5 1 11, LSwan 0 0 0. Totals 20 3 51.

3-point goals–Morrison, McElwain 3, Brooks 6, JSwan, Jacobson 5, Abuhmeidan, Fairbank.

Randolph 24 10 13 10 — 57

Erie (Pa.) First Christian’s Avery Collins drives to the basket while being defended by Westfield’s Logan Baum during Sunday’s game at Fredonia State University’s Dods Hall. Photo courtesy of Mike Frame

Chautauqua Lake 7 9 15 20 — 51

ERIE FIRST CHRISTIAN RALLIES

FREDONIA — Westfield led by seven at halftime, but Erie (Pa.) First Christian Academy outscored the Wolverines 40-29 in the second half to win the fourth game of the Martin Luther King Jr. High School Basketball Showcase 63-59 on Sunday afternoon at Fredonia State University’s Dods Hall.

The Eagles were led by Avery Collins, who scored 26 points to move into 10th place in Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association District 10 history in scoring. Collins, who needed 29 points to reach 2,000 for his career, passed Sharpsville’s Brian Brush. Earlier this week, the senior standout scored 42 points in a 93-89 loss to Eisenhower (Pa.).

Westfield (7-5) led 16-8 following a first quarter during which the Wolverines held Collins to just two points.

By halftime, Westfield’s lead was just seven and by the end of the third quarter, Erie First Christian had tied the game at 41-all.

The Eagles’ first lead since it was 6-4 came on Collins’ first bucket of the fourth quarter. After Grant Beadle tied the game and Braylon Swanson gave the Wolverines a 45-43 lead, Collins scored on Erie First Christian’s next two trips to make it 46-45 with 5:29 remaining.

Brayden Paddock then hit 3-pointers on back-to-back Westfield possessions to make it a 51-46 game with 4:16 remaining. But Collins eventually tied the game at 55-all with 2:11 remaining and then put down a dunk right around the two-minute mark to give the Eagles a 57-55 lead.

Swanson scored with a minute left to tie the game, but Erie First Christian’s Simon Gonzalez converted a three-point play with 48 seconds left to make it 60-57. Swanson again made it a one-point game with 34.9 seconds left before Collins stretched it back to three with a pair of free throws.

The Wolverines had a chance to tie with a 3-pointer, but turned the ball back over to the Eagles and Collins sealed the game with a final free throw.

Paddock led Westfield with 13 points and four assists; Swanson had 12 points; and Beadle had 11 points, 22 rebounds and four blocked shots.

ERIE FIRST CHRISTIAN (63)

Titus 5 2 12, AvCollins 10 5 26, Gonzalez 5 2 12, Phillips 0 0 0, Rupp 3 2 8, AdCollins 1 0 3. Totals 24 11 63.

WESTFIELD (59)

Covert 0 0 0, Paddock 5 0 13, Baum 3 1 8, Stein 0 0 0, Tuah 2 2 6, Swanson 5 0 12, Thomas 0 0 0, Anderson 3 3 9, Wells 0 0 0, Beadle 5 1 11. Totals 23 7 59.

3-point goals–AvCollins, Rupp 2, AdCollins, Paddock 3, Baum, Swanson 2.

Erie First Christian 8 15 18 22 — 63

Westfield 16 14 11 18 — 59

TONELLI POWERS FREDONIA

FREDONIA — Cece Tonelli had 21 points, seven rebounds and five steals to lead Fredonia past Silver Creek 42-30 in the opening game of the Martin Luther King Jr. High School Basketball Showcase on Sunday morning at Fredonia State University’s Dods Hall.

Isabella Buckley added 9 points, five rebounds and two steals while Madelyn Polhamus had four rebounds and four steals for the Hillbillies (6-5).

Fredonia led 16-10 at halftime and put the game away with a 14-8 fourth quarter.

Gracelin Stevens led the Black Knights (8-4) with 9 points while Khloe Karnes and Meadow Azzarella scored 8 apiece.

SILVER CREEK (30)

Eldridge 0 0 0, Shaw 0 0 0, Karnes 2 4 8, Washburn 0 0 0, Blair 2 0 5, Azzarella 3 2 8, Stevens 3 2 9. Totals 10 8 30.

FREDONIA (42)

Russo 0 0 0, Burrows 3 0 6, Muck 1 0 3, Buckley 2 4 9, Smith 0 0 0, Polhamus 1 1 3, Snyder 0 0 0, Tonelli 10 1 21, Delcamp 0 0 0. Totals 17 6 42.

3-point goals–Blair, Stevens, Muck, Buckley.

Silver Creek 6 4 12 8 — 30

Fredonia 8 8 12 14 — 42

DEBO POSTS DOUBLE-DOUBLE

FREDONIA — Maddie Debo had 18 points and 10 rebounds to go along with three steals as Cassadaga Valley coasted past Dunkirk 49-23 in the third game of the Martin Luther King Jr. High School Basketball Showcase on Sunday afternoon at Fredonia State University’s Dods Hall.

The Cougars (6-3) led 29-4 at halftime after Breonna Hopkins hit five 3-pointers during a 17-2 second quarter.

Hopkins finished with 17 points, four rebounds and four steals while Payton Meder and Alexis Pattyson each grabbed seven rebounds in the win.

Ema Pacheco led the Marauders (0-12) with 8 points.

DUNKIRK (23)

Pacheco 2 3 8, Earring 1 0 2, Thomas 2 0 4, Tramuto 2 0 4, Benjamin 0 1 1, Lopez 1 2 4. Totals 8 6 23.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (49)

Fenton 0 0 0, KMcVey 2 1 5, FMcVey 1 0 2, MHopkins 2 0 4, Cieplinski 0 0 0, Meder 1 0 3, Johnson 0 0 0, Debo 7 2 18, BHopkins 5 2 17, Daigle 0 0 0, Jaquith 0 0 0, Pattyson 0 0 0. Totals 18 5 49.

3-point goals–Pacheco, Meder, Debo 2, BHopkins 2.

Dunkirk 2 2 8 11 — 23

Cassadaga Valley 12 17 10 10 — 49

McCRAY LEADS OLMSTED

FREDONIA — Tacari McCray had 24 points, seven rebounds, six steals and six assists to lead Olmsted past Rochester’s School of the Arts 67-51 in the second game of the Martin Luther King Jr. High School Basketball Showcase on Sunday afternoon at Fredonia State University’s Dods Hall.

Jaden Wood chipped in 12 points while Omar Taylor grabbed eight rebounds and Jacari Patterson had seven for the Owls.

Olmsted led 30-22 at halftime after an 18-12 second quarter.