CLARENCE — Sophomore Aiyanna Stam had 17 points, 14 rebounds and six steals as Jamestown beat Clarence 53-40 in Erie County Interscholastic Conference Division 1 girls basketball Tuesday.

The Red & Green (10-7, 6-5) led 31-25 at halftime, thanks in part to Stam, who scored 9 points during a 21-17 second quarter.

“The girl is at the front of the press and plays every second of every game,” Jamestown head coach Ken Ricker said. “She’s unbelievable as an athlete as only a sophomore.”

Jamestown then took control with an 11-5 third quarter as Makena Pryce scored 5 straight points late in the period.

“Makena had back-to-back buckets,” Ricker said. “From there, we pretty much kept it over 10.”

Anna Engquist had 12 points and seven rebounds while Carley Daniels had 8 points and seven assists in the win.

Alyssa Zogaria led Clarence (9-9, 6-6) with 11 points.

Jamestown will host Orchard Park on Friday to close ECIC Division 1 play and then take on St. Mary’s — the top-ranked large school in Western New York — at home Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The Lancers feature Skylar Herington, who played the past few seasons at Randolph.

“We lost some games to the weather and they did too. We know they’re an unbelievable team. I want the girls to see and the community to see them. They are that good,” Ricker said of St. Mary’s. “Orchard Park is pretty darn good, too.”

JAMESTOWN (53)

Brandow 0 0 0, Reid 2 0 4, Pryce 2 1 6, Stam 7 1 17, Daniels 3 1 8, Gibbs 1 3 6, Engquist 2 7 12. Totals 17 13 53.

CLARENCE (40)

Sproull 3 0 7, Green 0 1 1, LaDelfa 4 1 9, Bowers 4 3 11, Zogaria 1 1 3, Hallam 4 0 9. Totals 16 6 40.

3-point goals–Pryce, Stam 2, Daniels, Gibbs, Engquist, Sproull, Hallam.

Jamestown 10 21 11 11 — 53

Clarence 8 17 5 10 — 40

WESTFIELD HOLDS OFF EAGLES

MAYVILLE — Mackenzie Schumaker scored 13 points and collected six rebounds as the Westfield girls basketball team held off Chautauqua Lake 38-30 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 2 action.

Nahlia Douglas scored 10 points and had nine rebounds for Westfield (13-5, 8-4), while Sophia Wolfe dished out six assists.

Chautauqua Lake (10-7, 5-5) was led by Kendra Tarr with 11 points and eight rebounds, while Brina Jacobson collected eight rebounds, blocked three shots and had two steals.

WESTFIELD (38)

Douglas 3 2 10, Corbett 0 0 0, SWolfe 3 0 6, Burgess 2 0 6, OWolfe 1 1 3, Schumaker 4 4 13. Totals 13 7 38.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (30)

KarTarr 2 0 4, Mackey 0 1 1, KenTarr 4 2 11, Reyda 0 0 0, Chess 1 0 2, KayTarr 2 0 4, Ludwig 0 0 0, Jacobson 3 2 8. Totals 12 5 30.

3-point goals–Douglas 2, Burgess 2, Schumaker, KenTarr.

Westfield 9 4 10 15 — 38

Chautauqua Lake 2 9 12 7 — 30

SLIWA, HORNETS DOMINATE PANTHERS

FORESTVILLE — Carilene Sliwa had 38 points, 14 steals and six assists as Forestville coasted past Pine Valley 74-11 in Division 4.

Sliwa opened the night with 9 points in the first quarter, including a buzzer-beating shot from half-court. She had 16 by halftime and 25 at the end of the third quarter.

Elizabeth Case had 16 points and 13 rebounds while Ingrid Gibson added 10 points and seven rebounds for the Hornets (10-4, 6-2).

Sandy Ivett led the Panthers (0-14, 0-7) with 6 points.

PINE VALLEY (11)

Ivett 2 1 6, Herman 1 0 2, Smith 1 0 2, Postle 0 0 0, Sawatis 0 1 1, Ellis 0 0 0, Hohl 0 0 0. 4 2 11.

FORESTVILLE (74)

Sliwa 17 2 38, Genevese 1 0 2, Valentine 1 0 2, Gibson 5 0 10, Bertino 1 0 2, Hall 1 0 2, Lilly 1 0 2, Case 7 0 16. Totals 34 2 74.

3-point goals–Ivett, Sliwa 2, Case 2.

Pine Valley 2 6 1 2 — 11

Forestville 24 15 12 23 — 74

MAPLE GROVE PULLS PAST CLYMER

ELLERY — Bry Cornell posted another double-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds and four steals as Maple Grove pulled past Clymer in the second half for a 36-31 Division 2 victory.

Meg Ryan also provided a double-double with 12 points and 17 rebounds, and Dani Trim had five boards and four assists for Maple Grove (9-9, 5-6).

Clymer (5-9, 3-7) was led by Harleigh Faulkner with 9 points.

CLYMER (31)

Pratt 0 0 0, Harvey 0 0 0, Messenger 0 0 0, Rhines 1 1 3, Faulkner 3 2 9, Goetzinger 2 0 4, Wiggers 1 2 4, Bodamer 2 0 5, Barton 3 0 6. Totals 12 5 31.

MAPLE GROVE (36)

Rodriguez 0 0 0, Trim 0 0 0, Seekings 0 0 0, Cornell 6 3 15, Ryan 4 4 12, Halstrom 3 0 9. Totals 13 7 36.

3-point goals–Faulkner, Bodamer, Halstrom 3.

Clymer 10 3 10 8 — 31

Maple Grove 6 6 12 12 — 36