Former and current Clymer players celebrated the coaching career of Irv King, who will step down after this year. A 1987 Clymer graduate, King has been at his alma mater for 33 years and coached every year, sometimes all three seasons in various sports. Submitted photo

ORCHARD PARK — Gavin Johnson drilled seven 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 26 points to send Jamestown to a 62-47 victory over Orchard Park in an Erie County Interscholastic Conference Division 1 boys basketball game on Wednesday night.

The win, which avenged a 70-60 home loss to the Quakers three weeks ago, raised the Red & Green’s record to 11-4 overall and 8-1 in the division. Orchard Park dropped to 14-3 and 5-2.

Johnson, who shot 7 of 13 from the arc, hit four treys in the first quarter when Jamestown built a 21-6 lead, but the Quakers limited the turnover-prone Red & Green to seven second-quarter points to pull within 28-20 at intermission.

Johnson and Dom Gonzalez both canned two 3-pointers and Jordan Spencer added one in the third quarter as Jamestown led 47-34 heading into the final period.

In the fourth quarter, Orchard Park closed to within nine points on a couple occasions, but Gonzalez, Elijah Farmer and Spencer combined to make 10 of 12 free throws to keep the Quakers at bay.

Joining Johnson in double figures for Jamestown were Gonzalez with 16 points and Farmer with 12. Gonzalez and Farmer were also a collective 19 of 21 from the charity stripe. That was particularly important because the Red & Green shot just 15 of 44 from the field and committed 25 turnovers. Farmer also grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked four shots.

Weston Cummings paced the Quakers with 17 points and Brody Monaco chipped in 10.

JAMESTOWN (62)

Farmer 1 9 12, Gonzalez 2 10 16, Johnson 9 1 26, Thagard 1 0 2, Barr 0 0 0, Spencer 1 1 4, KarMilne 1 0 2. Totals 15 21 62.

ORCHARD PARK (47)

Mancabelli 2 4 9, Cummings 6 4 17, Taberski 3 2 8, Voliquette 0 2 2, Monaco 5 0 10, Niver 0 0 0, Hoffstetter 0 1 1. Totals 16 13 47.

3-point goals–Farmer, Gonzalez 2, Johnson 7, Spencer, Mancabelli, Cummings.

Jamestown 21 7 19 15 — 62

Orchard Park 6 14 14 13 — 47

Jayvees: Orchard Park 61, Jamestown 57

SOUTHWESTERN HOLDS ON

CLYMER — Southwestern outscored Clymer 16-10 in the fourth quarter to rally past the Pirates for a 58-56 nonleague victory.

Roger Markham led the Trojans (8-6) with 23 points while Oscar Harris added 16 and Landon Hooks had 13.

Carson White led Clymer (11-6) with 23 points, seven rebounds and two steals to go along with three assists. Blake Beckerink had 15 points while Roman Wassink had 8 points, five rebounds and three blocked shots.

Former and current Clymer players celebrated the coaching career of Irv King, who will step down after this year. A 1987 Clymer graduate, King has been at his alma mater for 33 years and coached every year, sometimes all three seasons in various sports.

SOUTHWESTERN (58)

Harris 7 2 16, Hooks 3 4 13, Edwards 2 1 6, Waite 0 0 0, Markham 8 2 23, Casselman 0 0 0. Totals 20 9 58.

CLYMER (56)

White 9 2 23, Gomez 0 0 0, Beckerink 5 0 15, Einink 3 0 6, Mitchell 2 0 4, RWassink 3 1 8, Redlecki 0 0 0. Totals 22 3 56.

3-point goals–Hooks 3, Edwards, Markham 5, White 3, Beckerink 5, RWassink.

Southwestern 13 18 11 16 — 58

Clymer 17 22 7 10 — 56

CARDINALS DOWN

SILVER CREEK

SILVER CREEK — Syrai Johnson led Randolph with 16 points as the Cardinals beat Silver Creek 44-37 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 boys basketball Wednesday.

Broden Brooks chipped in 11 points for the Cardinals (11-2, 6-0), who led 25-19 at halftime.

Gavin DeLong led the Black Knights (2-12, 1-5) with 15 points and Alan Hoelzle had 11.

RANDOLPH (44)

Morrison 1 2 5, Pihlblad 0 0 0, NBeaver 1 3 6, McElwain 1 0 3, Johnson 5 4 16, DFinch 0 0 0, Brooks 5 0 11, Huntington 0 0 0, MBeaver 1 0 3. Totals 14 9 44.

SILVER CREEK (37)

Hoelzle 5 1 11, Arnold 1 0 2, Laspesa 0 0 0, Sebouhian 0 0 0, DeLong 5 2 15, Buffalo-Cortes 1 0 2, White 2 1 5, Buffalo 1 0 2. Totals 15 4 37.

3-point goals–Morrison, NBeaver, McElwain, Johnson 2, Brooks, MBeaver, DeLong 3.

Randolph 12 13 11 8 — 44

Silver Creek 6 13 11 7 — 37