Nolan Anderson added another 12 points and eight rebounds while Braylon Swanson scored 11 points to go along with six rebounds and three assists for the Wolverines (7-3, 4-1).

Maple Grove (3-7, 2-3) was led by Gabe Carlson with 14 points, while Liam Colburn provided 13 and Aiden Dahlberg had 12.

WESTFIELD (61)

Paddock 2 0 5, Baum 1 0 3, Stein 1 0 3, Tuah 4 0 8, Swanson 3 4 11, Anderson 3 6 12, Wells 0 0 0, Beadle 9 0 19. Totals 23 10 61.

Maple Grove’s Liam Colburn goes up for a basket over Westfield’s Grant Beadle during CCAA Division 2 action Monday. P-J photo by Jason Bower

MAPLE GROVE (57)

Reynolds 1 0 3, Carlson 4 4 14, Price 2 2 7, Mason 2 0 6, Johnson 1 0 2, Yohe 0 0 0, Colburn 5 2 13, Dahlberg 5 2 12. Totals 20 10 57.

3-point goals–Paddock, Baum, Stein, Swanson, Beadle, Reynolds, Carlson 2, Price, Mason 2, Colburn.

Westfield 13 15 18 15 — 61

Maple Grove 8 13 24 12 — 57

Westfield’s Braylon Swanson floats a shot between two Maple Grove defenders. P-J photo by Jason Bower

RED & GREEN

WIN SIXTH STRAIGHT

LANCASTER — Jamestown claimed its sixth straight win, downing Lancaster 65-46 in an Erie County Interscholastic Conference Division 1 boys basketball game.

The victory, which raised the Red & Green’s record to 6-2 overall and 3-0 in the league, featured 21 points, seven assists and three steals from Dominic Gonzalez; 14 points, nine rebounds, three steals and two blocks from Elijah Farmer; 14 points and three assists from Gavin Johnson; and 12 points and six rebounds from Karson Milne.

After a close first half — Jamestown led 30-26 — the Legends (6-4, 1-1) were limited to just 20 points after the break, allowing the Red & Green to pull away.

Jamestown shot 26 of 57 from the field, held a 29-20 rebounding edge and forced 22 turnovers. Milne was particularly impressive, connecting on all five of his field-goal attempts.

Leading the way for Lancaster were Ryan Hartwig with 16 points and Ryan Smith with 12.

The Red & Green will return to action Friday when they entertain Orchard Park at McElrath Gymnasium.

JAMESTOWN (65)

Farmer 6 0 14, Gonzalez 8 3 21, Johnson 5 1 14, Thagard 1 0 2, Barr 0 0 0, Braun 0 0 0, Salvaggio 0 0 0, Mims 1 0 2, Elardo 0 0 0, Spencer 0 0 0, KarMilne 5 2 12, KamMilne 0 0 0. Totals 26 6 65.

LANCASTER (46)

Hartwig 5 4 16, Sikora 1 0 2, Smith 3 5 12, Klinger 2 0 4, Mojchrowicz 2 0 5, Budzinski 1 0 2, Harrington 2 0 4, Harris 0 1 1. Totals 16 10 46.

3-point goals–Farmer 2, Gonzalez 2, Johnson 3, Hartwig 2, Smith, Mojchrowicz.

Jamestown 17 13 18 17 — 65

Lancaster 17 9 7 13 — 46

WILDCATS EDGE PANTHERS

PANAMA — Jacob Ferranto scored 19 points to lead Sherman past Panama 50-38 in Division 2 action.

Gabe Kopta added 11 points for the Wildcats (7-1, 2-1) and Cal Cook had 10.

Panama (4-5, 1-4) received a double-double by Konner Morgan with 13 points, 10 rebounds and two blocked shots; Michael Horton scored 17 points with six boards and three steals; Mason Weber had seven rebounds; Johnny Abers handed out three assists and had five steals; and Kiedon Graves had three steals in the effort.

SHERMAN (50)

Kopta 4 1 11, Cook 4 0 10, Chambers 2 2 7, Persons 1 0 3, Ferranto 7 3 19. Totals 18 6 50.

PANAMA (38)

Weber 0 1 1, Abers 2 1 5, Graves 1 0 2, Horton 6 3 17, Morgan 6 1 13. Totals 15 6 38.

3-point goals–Kopta 2, Cook 2, Chambers, Persons, Ferranto 2, Horton 2.

Sherman 11 14 13 12 — 50

Panama 8 7 10 13 — 38

PIRATES CRUISE PAST BULLDOGS

CLYMER — Blake Beckerink scored 20 points and had four steals as Clymer cruised past Brocton 81-38 in Division 2 play.

Carson White provided another 16 points, three assists and three steals for the Pirates (6-4, 5-0). Elijah Mitchell had 10 points and seven rebounds; Roman Wassink added nine rebounds and three assists; and Kameron Einink had three assists and six steals.

Brocton (0-9, 0-4) was led by Anthony Gatto with 16 points.

BROCTON (38)

Gustafson 3 0 8, Spiller 1 0 2, Gatto 6 1 16, Ludwig 4 1 9, Walker 0 1 1, Pryll 1 0 2. Totals 15 3 38.

CLYMER (81)

White 5 5 16, Gomez 2 2 6, Beckerink 7 1 20, KWassink 2 0 4, Einink 3 1 7, RJohnson 1 0 3, Mitchell 5 0 10, RWassink 3 0 6, Redlecki 0 0 0, Sexton 2 0 5, Lao 1 0 3. Totals 31 9 81.

3-point goals–Gustafson 2, Gatto 3, White, Beckerink 5, RJohnson, Sexton, Lao.

Brocton 12 2 14 10 — 38

Clymer 21 24 20 16 — 81

HORNETS STING PANTHERS

FRANKLINVILLE — Patrick Reilly scored 19 points to lead Forestville past Franklinville 78-43 in Division 4 action.

Will Duliba added another 17 points for the Hornets (6-2, 3-0), while Blake Waterman scored 13, Jacob Anders had 12 and Manny Sanchez provided 10.

Franklinville (1-8, 0-3) was led by Mason Blecha with 18 points.

FORESTVILLE (78)

Sanchez 5 0 10, Spengler 2 0 4, DAnders 1 1 3, JAnders 6 0 12, Reilly 8 1 19, Waterman 6 1 13, Duliba 7 0 17. Totals 35 3 78.

FRANKLINVILLE (43)

Hennard 1 3 5, EShenk 3 0 7, Learn 2 0 5, Goss 1 0 2, OShenk 2 0 6, Blecha 8 2 18. Totals 17 5 43.

3-point goals–Reilly 2, Duliba 3, EShenk, Learn, OShenk 2.

Forestville 17 26 21 14 — 78

Franklinville 7 12 12 12 — 43

EAGLES UPEND PINE VALLEY

ELLICOTTVILLE — Blake Smith scored 15 points, collected six rebounds and handed out five assists to lead Ellicottville past Pine Valley 74-41 in Division 4.

Dominic Polino provided 12 points and seven rebounds for Ellicottville (5-3, 2-1). Ramadan Wilson scored 10 points and six boards; AJ Myers had 10 points and five assists; and Rylan Benjamin reeled in five rebounds, six steals and three assists.

Pine Valley (1-9, 1-2) was led by James Greene with 10 points and seven rebounds, Trent Sunick had 12 points and Zane Rogers added six boards.

PINE VALLEY (41)

Hohl 2 0 4, Rogers 2 2 7, Bell 2 0 4, Sunick 3 3 12, Greene 5 0 10, Morillas 1 0 2, Howard 1 0 2. Totals 16 5 41.

ELLICOTTVILLE (74)

Benjamin 4 0 9, Myers 4 2 10, Wilson 5 0 10, Tirado 3 0 6, Smith 6 0 15, Palmatier 4 0 8, Gascon 1 0 2, John 1 0 2, Polino 6 0 12. Totals 34 2 74.

3-point goals–Rogers, Sunick 3, Benjamin, Smith 3.

Pine Valley 8 2 8 23 — 41

Ellicottville 22 15 21 16 — 74

BROOKS COMES UP BIG

RANDOLPH — Broden Brooks hit three 3-pointers during a 17-10 fourth quarter as Randolph rallied past Frewsburg for a 37-32 Division 3 victory.

The Bears (3-6, 2-1) outscored the Cardinals (6-1, 3-0) 6-1 in the first quarter and led 14-6 at halftime before Randolph’s 31-18 second half.

Kevin McElwain led the Cardinals with 13 points and Brooks had 11 while Hunter Foster had 9.

Trent Lewis led Frewsburg with 9 points, eight rebounds and four steals to go along with three assists while Isaac Hultberg had four assists and two steals.

FREWSBURG (32)

Cusimano 1 0 3, Weaver 1 0 2, Signorino 0 0 0, Lewis 4 0 9, Beckstrom 2 0 4, Hultberg 3 0 6, Collver 4 0 8. Totals 15 0 32.

RANDOLPH (37)

Pihlblad 0 0 0, NBeaver 1 0 3, McElwain 4 2 13, Brooks 4 0 11, Huntington 0 1 1, Foster 3 3 9, MBeaver 0 0 0. Totals 12 6 37.

3-point goals–Cusimano, Lewis, NBeaver, McElwain 3, Brooks 3.

Frewsburg 6 8 8 10 — 32

Randolph 1 5 14 17 — 37

BIANCO NETS CAREER HIGH

ALLEGANY — Junior Chase Bianco scored a career-high 27 points to go along with seven steals to lead Falconer past Allegany-Limestone 75-36 in Division 1 play.

Max Parmentier had 16 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists and three steals while Donovan Delaney and D’Mitri Carlson had 12 points apiece for the Golden Falcons (8-4, 3-2), who led 39-15 at halftime.

Nolan O’Brien paced the Gators (2-8, 0-5) with 20 points.

FALCONER (75)

Delaney 4 0 12, Carlson 5 1 12, Bianco 11 3 27, MaxParmentier 7 2 16, MarParmentier 3 0 6, Washington 0 0 0, Beckman 0 0 0, Bishop 0 0 0, Nutt 1 0 2, Fuller 0 0 0, Miller 0 0 0. Totals 31 6 75.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (36)

Callen 3 2 10, Amore 0 0 0, Wilczewski 0 0 0, Margeson 1 1 4, O’Brien 6 4 20, Brady 0 1 1, Questa 0 0 0, Reska 0 0 0, Owen 0 0 0, Crowley 0 1 1. Totals 10 9 36.

3-point goals–Delaney 4, Carlson, Bianco 2, Callen 2, Margeson, O’Brien 4.

Falconer 18 21 19 17 — 75

Allegany-Limestone 8 7 20 1 — 36