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DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1990 HIGH SCHOOLS OP Naylon's shooting leads McQuaid over Wilson, 84-62 SCOHEBOAnD BAYS 'hockey Monroe County Aquinas 4.

McQuaid 0: At Lakeshore, Dave Perrotta scored three goals and Tony Evving had one lor Aquinas (2-0). is 0-1. Brian Kelly made 13 saves for Aquinas. 9. Bishop Kearney 3: At Lakeshore.

Eighth-grader Roff Sealfon -scored three goals and one assist for Pittsford (4-0). Freshman Matt Garver had two goals and three assists for the Knights. Bishop Kearney is 1-1. and guard Fred June added 14. Solid three-point shooting and occasional breakaway baskets off steals kept the Wildcats in touch until McQuaid opened a 69-46 lead with another 11-0 run in the first 2:48 of the fourth quarter.

Wilson took its only meaningful lead, 16-14, early in the second quarter after three-pointers by Hagins and June in the final :36 of the first period tied the game, 14-14. McQuaid responded with its first 1 1 -0 run. It started a 20-6 burst that produced a 36-22 lead with 1:55 left in the half, and the Wildcats never got closer than seven points again. to the the Section 5 Class A semifinals. All-state junior point guard Raul Hagins was the only returning starter in the Wilson lineup.

The Wildcats are the defending sectional Class champions. Naylon scored 21 points before intermission as the Knights seized a 38-28 halftime lead. Six-foot-10 senior Jason McKin-ney contributed 20 points, nine blocked shots and seven rebounds. Mike Montesano scored 10 points and 6-4 forward Jeff Reese snagged 13 rebounds. Hagins led Wilson with 25 points By Walt Slater Democrat and Chrorxcte McQuaid senior Ted Naylon ranks among Section 5's best perimeter shooters when he's at his best.

Last night, Naylon was superb. McQuaid's 6-foot-l shooting guard hit 12 of 19 shots from the floor, including four of six three-pointers, and converted six of seven free throws during a 34-point performance that led the Knights (2-0) to an 84-62 non-league victory over visiting Wilson (0-1). McQuaid returns four key players from last year's team that advanced I i -) if. if i 4 XA I 1 1 I time scoring and led Holley with 23 points. Lee Dillenbeck clinched the victory by hitting two free throws with three seconds remaining, scoring the last of his 17 points.

Defense, defense Le Roy limited Caledonia-Mumford to five points in the first quarter and just two in the third with a full-court press during a 61-29 victory. Ted Stone finished with an equal number of steals and points, eight More of the same Keshequa held Letchworth to 17 points in the second half, the same number that Letchworth's Peter Scott scored in the first half when he hit all seven of his field goal attempts, including three three-pointers. Scott managed only two more points the rest of the way as Keshequa rallied for a 58-55 Living Jamts Qwmtnt Oemocril and Chrome McQuaid's Jason McKinney shoots over Wilson's Fred June in the Knights' 84-62 non-league victory over City-Catholic rival. and Marjoe Milliner had six points in that stretch to lead Hornell (3-0) past Wellsville (2- 1). Kareem Battle had 15 rebounds as Hornell outrebounded Wellsville 38-18.

BUSINESS JQSP ston County victory. Filling the hole Mike Stowe and Mike Lucken-bach are filling the void left in Avoca after Chris Sullivan graduated and moved on to St. John Fisher. Sullivan regularly scored 40 points himself as the Tigers roared to their second straight state Class final last March before they lost a postseason game. Avoca won the state I) championship in '89.

Luckenbach and Stowe combined for 45 points last night in a 66-48 Steuben County victory over Canisteo that boosted Avoca to 2-0. On Religion, a weekly feature of the Democrat and Chronicle's Saturday Page. SPORTS GARDEN CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. 'ARTS 30 OFF Ticket Price 50 OFF Ticket Price 60 OFF Ticket Price 0 70 Ticket Price II0TED00IC Holley goes to OT to defeat Kendall Democrat and Chronicle Holley rallied in the second half to force Kendall into overtime, then continued its surge to defeat the visiting Eagles, 69-65, in a Genesee Region game. Kendall took a 14-12 lead after the first quarter and was in front, 35-29, at halftime.

But the Hawks responded with an 18-9 surge in the third quarter to seize a 47-44 lead before the Eagles came bck to tie the game, 61-61, at the end of regulation. John Boyer scored four of his 17 points in overtime and provided the game-winning basket Julian Barrado opened the over SCOnEDOAHD BOYS Ltvtngalon County Dansville 67, Avon 59 Honeoye Falls-Lima 59, Wayland 50 Keshequa 58, Letchworth 55 Le Roy 61, Caledonia-Mumford 29 Warsaw 80, Geneseo 57 York 77, Mount Morris 46 OerMntM Region Attica 56, Byron-Bergen 40 Holley 69, Kendall 65 (OT) Notre Dame 73, Elba 50 Pavilion 67, Alexander 38 Pembroke 45, Oaktleld-Alabama 44 Wheatland-Chill 83, Lyndonville 75 Steuben County Avoca 66, Canisteo 48 Campbell 77, Jasper-Troupsburg 65 Corning East 56, Bath-Haverling 48 Hornell 73, Wellsville 63 Allegany County Belmont 66, Whltesvllla 46 Houghton 67, Andover 53 Richburg 55, Angelica 37 Rushford 57, Friendship 53 Western N.V. Christian Lima Christian 71, Webster Christian 67 New Covenant 63, Rochester Christian 45 Non-league Corning West 58, Cuba 54 Franklin 74, Penfield 64 McQuaid 84. Wilson 62 Portvllle 58, Bolivar 55 Wyoming 99, Northstar 47 TODAY'S SCHEDULE City-Catholic: Marshall at East, 3:30 p.m. Monroe County: Greece Athena at Gates-Chill, Brockport at Rush-Henrietta.

Hilton at Webster, Greece Olympia at Fairport, East Rochester at Churchville-Chili, Irondequoit at Greece Arcadia, Brighton at Pittsford Mendon, Spencerport at Batavia, Pittsford Sutherland at Eastridge, 8 p.m. Wayne County: Marlon at Williamson, North Rose-Wolcott at Lyons, Palmyra-Mace-don at Clyde-Savannah (WACK 1420), Wayne at Red Creek, 8 p.m. Finger Lakes: Victor at Canandaigua, Penn Yan at Mynderse, Midlakes at Geneva (WDNY 1400. WACZ 93.9), Newark at Marcus Whitman, Honeoye at Red Jacket, Naples at Dundee (WFLR 1570, WFLR 95.8). Romulus at Geneva DeSales, Gananda at Bloomfleld, 8 p.m.

Non-league: Franklin at Edison, 3:30 p.m.; Aquinas at Oswego Bishop Cunningham, Ark-port at Richburg, 8 p.m. SALE ST THURS. FRI. DC. 6 7th Dec.

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Dec. 13, 14 15th HOURS: Sat. 9 to 9 Sun. Noon to 5 SAT, Dec. 15 9 to 5 weaster 5, Brighton 2: At Thomas Arena, Webster scored three goals in the second period after a first period.

Tim Norton com-piled three goals and one assist for the Warriors. Brian Dailey and Jeff Urban Uceced for Brighton. TODAY'S SCHEDULE tylonroe County: Irondequoit vs. Batavia Lakeshore Rinks, 6 p.m.; Hilton vs.JGates-Chili at Lakeshore, 8 p.m.; Penfield vs. Geneseo at Geneseo 7 Fairport vs.

Brockport at Brock-port 7 p.m. 4on-league astridge 107. Honeoye Falls-Lima Eastridge, Eastridge double win-'neri were Chad Schnieder in the 200-yarci Ireestyle (1 minute, 59.07 seconds) and 500 freestyle Robert Van-graafeiland in the 200 individual medley (2JJ8.6) and 100 Ireestyle (:51.99), Brian "Steinglein in the 100 butterfly (1:03.55) breaststroke The meet was the first for both schools. Churchville-Chili 47, York 45: At York, Brett Lindemath won the 100 and the 100 breaststroke (1:11.37) for Churchville-Chili (1-0). Others Wayland 61, Livonia 31 WRESTLING TODAY'S SCHEDULE Non-league: Edison at Pavilion, 6 p.m., Brockport at Marshall, 7 p.m.

GIRLS bTsketball Mewoe County Eastridge 38, Pittsford Sutherland 28: At Eastridge, Erika Cirilla compiled and 10 rebounds for Eastridge r-TJ. -fast Rochester 69, Churchville-Chili 50: At East Rochester, East Rochester's Maggie Herko scored 21 points and collected 11 rebounds. Julie Sutera added Upoints for ER. Churchville-Chili was led-by Jenni Stockweather's 14 points. East Rochester is 2-0 league and over-atirChurchville 1-1.

-fairport 60, Greece Olympia 37: At Olympia, Holly Jones scored 18 points and had nine rebounds and Stacey Wy-man compiled 17 points and seven assists for Fairport (1-0). Hilton 48, Webster 31: At Hilton, Julie Sherwood scored 14 points for Hilton (2-0). Webster is 0-2. irondequoit 50, Greece Arcadia 38: Afbndequoit, Gwen Crawford scored 17 points for Irondequoit (1-1). Cari Ei-sertschmid scored 12 points for Arcadia (0-2).

Spencerport 55, Batavia 40: At Spen-SeEpbrt, senior forward Amy Puffer scored a school record 37 points for the Rangers (2-0). Puffer made 11 of 13 foul ShlSs and 13 of 20 shots from the floor and scored 13 points In the fourth quarter. Katie Hill scored 18 points for Batavia 10-2). Fineer Lakes Victor 59, Canandaigua 28: At Victor, Denise Dillman scored 16 points and had five rebounds and four steals for Victor (1-0). Wayne County Wayne 51, Palmyra Macedon 35: At Wayne Central, Jen Clark had 16 points and Sarah DeMinck 14 for Wayne.

Chris Greer and Tonya Bush each scored six points for Pal-Mac. Non-league Bishop Kearney 63, Franklin 33: At Franklin, Eileen Jensen compiled 26 points and 10 rebounds and Dawn Wei-gand had 10 points for Kearney (1-0). Tina McClary had 14 points for Franklin (1-2). Nazareth 35, Northstar 30: At North-star, Bernadette Fetzner had seven points and nine rebounds for Nazareth. Julie Fiorito was the top scorer for Northstar with 15 points.

Nazareth is 1-0, Northstar 1-3. Penlield 64, Edison 21: At Edison, Penfield's Colleen Dale had 12 points, Beth Doran 11 and Martha Volpe 11. Rashanea Parker led Edison with eight points. Penfield is 1-0, 2-0. Other scores Greenwood 85, Cohocton 26 Lyons 64, North Rose-Wolcott 33 Midlakes 47, Geneva 40 Mynderse 41, Penn Yan 29 Sodus 40, Red Creek 36 (OT) TODAY'S SCHEDULE Livingston County: Dansville at Avon, Caledonia-Mumford at Le Roy, Honeoye Falls-Lima at Wayland, Keshequa at Letchworth, 7:30 p.m.

VOLLEYBALL Monroe County Batavia 15-15-14-10-15, Spencerport 4- 9-16-15-11: At Batavia, Karen Bakos compiled six service aces, seven kills and 35 assists for Batavia (3-1). Jill Arent added eight aces and 16 kills. Brighton 15-16-15, Pittsford Mendon 5- 14-8: At Brighton, Liz Shaw had 10 kills and Christina Hendricks had 25 assists and 13 service points for Brighton (4-0). Brockport 15-15-15, Rush-Henrietta 11-6-13: At Rush-Henrietta, Tara Knittel had nine kills and Terry Jacobs recorded seven kills for Brockport (3-0). Churchville-Chili 15-14-15-15, East Rochester 4-16-10-3: At Churchville, Kimmy Eggleston had 20 assists and Debbie Hoak added 11 kills and four aces for Churchville (3-1).

East Rochester is 0-4. Eastridge 15-15-13-15, Pittsford Sutherland 3-7-15-6: At Sutherland. Cathy Novocilsky had 17 service points, with 13 aces, for Eastridge (4-0). Fairport 15-15-17, Greece Olympia 4-1-15: At Fairport, Carrie Potempa had 10 aces and Tessa Perry had six kills for Fairport (1-1). Gates-Chili 15-15-15, Greece Athena 10-6-11: At Gates-Chili, Carrie Ritch and Julie Wittman combined for 15 service points for Gates-Chili.

Irondequoit 15-15-15, Greece Arcadia 3-12-7: At Irondequoit, Heidi Wad-dington and Nikki Genier each had six kills for Irondequoit (3-1). Greece Arcadia is 1-3. Webster 15-16-15, Hilton 0-14-9: At Wrtwter, Webster's Aubrey Schneggen-burqer had seven kills and two aces. ALL SALES FINAL Skis, Boots, Bindings, Poles, Goggles, Sun Glasses, Camping Gear, Swimwear, Winter Clothing, Sneakers, Cleats, Bikes, Exercise Equipment and Much, Much More MERCHANDISE FROM ELAN, ROSSIGNOL, GEZE, TYROLIA, MARKER, SCOTT, VARNET, C.B ROFFE, RACHILE, MEDIUST, DUNLOR OUTBOUND, PRO-ONE, EVERLAST, ROLLERBLADE 4 OTHERS. Accepting Bids on Counters, Shelves, Display racks, etc.

SportS Garden: Parkway Plaza, Canandaigua, NY OTHER GAMES McQuaid 84, Wilton 62 Wilton. 14 14 II 11-61 14 24 20 M-M WILSON Raul Hagins 25. Fred June 14. Vernon Ginmt 7. Greg Peterson 3, Larry Miller 1, Corey Gritfin 2, Sean Cleveland 6 McQUAID Ted Naylon 34.

Jason McKinney 20. JeH Reese 7. Mike Montesano 10, Jetf Armbrisler 2. Dave Fox 2, Kevin Hill 0, Jim DeBloom 0, Jim Meagher 3, Jay Wandtke4, Myles Webster 2. Three-point goals: Naylon 4.

Montesano 2, Hagins 3, June 2, Peterson. Fouled out: Nona. Franklin 75, Penfield 84: Penfield (0-2) cut the lead in the fourth quarter by making four three-point shots. Franklin's press was too much for Penfield, causing many turnovers. Frank Ptnhekl II 17 13-71 22 14 12 11-M FRANKLIN Jason Carter 10, Maurice Figgms 4.

Tony Henlon 17. Emanuel Johnso.i 13, Sieve Jordan 2, Rasheed Snow 19. Charles Green 10 PENFIELD Gary Kittelberger 5 Kaharl Jeffries 6, Todd Morris 13. Vincent Heath 21, Dan Darks 6, Camon Wyatt 7, Vic DeRiemo 6 Three-point goals Heath 2, Derks, DeRienzo 2, Green Fouled out: none Corning Waal 58, Cuba 54: Cuba missed a shot with 15 seconds left and trailing, 56-54. Corning West (1-0) was fouled, missed the shot, but Cuba turned the ball over.

Cuba 1-2) fouled Corning West's Pete Nelson with :04 led and Nelson made both shots to clinch the victory. Corning West Cuba 13 11 11 1-51 11 13 II 11-14 CORNING WEST-Chns Tubbs 4, Pete Nelson 6, Mark Mapes 8. Josh Sheperd 6. Dan Viele 6. Elias Gales 2, Tom Ketchum 17.

Frank Barber 9. CUBA-Doug Bunk 2, Greg Rogers 13, Mike Wight 4. Dennis May 4, Mike Swift 8. Dave Emerson 13, Tom Enderle 10. Three-point goals: Rogers 3, Swift 1 Fouled out: Hornell 73, Wellivillf 63: In the third quarter, Hornell went to a man-to-man defense LIVinCSTOH Keshequa 51, Letchworth 55: Keshequa 1-0) held Letchworth (0-1) to 17 points in the second hall and sophomore Rob Baldwin finished with 22 points and 11 rebounds Peter Scott had 17 points for Letchworth In the first hall and was 7-lor-7 with three three-pointers in the halt.

Letchworth 14 24 7 10-55 Kethequa 15 13 12 11-51 LETCHWORTH Tim Eustace 18. Shane Clark 2. Kevin VanSlyke 2. Mark Whelen 14, Peter Scolt 19, Damn Brown 0, Andy Shearing 0. KESHEQUA Doug Hepler 0.

Jason Bugman 6. Chad Isaman 6. Mike Veneer 13. Troy Bennett 8, Rob Baldwin 22, Mike Foose 3. Three-point goals: Eustace 3.

Scott 3. Fouled out: Baldwin. Warsaw 80, Geneseo 57: Damien Frye had 16 ol his 20 points in the lirst quarter for Warsaw 1 1-0) The Tigers used a halt-court press to take i big lead early and deleat Geneseo (0-31. 29 13 21 17-M 11 II 13 17-57 WARSAW-Rich Wilson 5, Jamie Belden 4, Shane Sundt 9. Chris Flaherty 6.

Devon Ladefla 4, Dan Kinney 2, Shane Schillaci i Scott Joy 6. Damien Frye 27, Tom Ingles 15 GENESEO Tony Johnson 8. Chuck Whitehead 1 1, John Willey 6. Jamie Bashaw 5, Ben Smith 10, Brad Case 8, Shawn O'Connor 1, Glen Staley 2, Rohan Phillips 6, Matt Ditranco 2 Three-point goals: Whitehead, Willey, Bashaw. Smith, Sundt, Wilson.

Fouled out: none. Le Roy 81, Cattdonie-Murntord 29: Le Roy's press wore down Caledonia-Mumford in the second hall. Ted Stone had eight steals lor Oatkan Knights. Alan Tomidy scored nine ol his 15 points in the second quarter. GEHESEE nEGlOIl Holley 89, Kendall 85 (ot): Holley went ahead in overtime 67-62.

on a basket by Julian Barrado and two baskets by John Boyer Dan Akers then hit a three-point basket with 18 left to pull Kendall within two points. After Holley missed layup, Kendall missed a shot with :04 left Kendall fouled Lee Dillenbeck. who made two foul shots with 03 left to clinch the victory. Ted Demons scored a basket with 22 left in regulation to tie the game at 61-61. Holley missed two shots ust before the buzzer.

Kendall 14 21 I 17 4-15 Holley 17 11 14 l-ll KENDALL Mark DeRoller Ted Demons 12. Frank Brock 9. Ryan Parmele 10. ChameJI Motley 25, Dan Akers 8 HOLLEY-Chip Sugar 5. Julian Barrado 23, Mike Scan.

Ion 7. Lee Dillenbeck 17. John Boyer 17. Three-point goals: Akers 2. Scankxi 1, Dillenbeck 2.

Fouled out: Clemons. Pembroke 45, Oektiold-Alabeme 44: Peter Kern made one free throw with 14 remaining to give Pembroke (1-1) the victory over Oaktleld-Alabama (0-1). Jeff Bowman lad the Dragons with 11 points, while Craig Chesley paced Oakfield-Alabama with 12 points. Pembroke 12 11 12 10-45 15 12 I 11-44 PEMBROKE Jeff Bowman 11. Jamie Johnson 2.

Peter Kern 5, Steve Lee 2. Mali Peterson 9. Todd Peterson 6. Sieve Kowalski 2, Jeff Kusles 4, Kerry Aleiyn 4 OAKFIELD-ALABAMA Jeff Limuh 2. Ryan Reed 4.

Cory Coe 10. Dan Dickens 1 1. Craig Chesley 12. Ryan Mills 5. Mike Cianfrini 0.

Three-pomt goals Peterson Fouled out Peterson Wheatland-Chili 13. LyndonvMe 71 Wheatland-Chik 12-1) scored seven ot the game last 10 points to hold oft Lyndonville1-2l Adam Wermuth led the Scotsmen with 17 points, including 13 in the second quarter and Tom Rath had eight points in the tourth quarter. Jason Woodworth and Mark Miles each scored 25 points for Lyndonville, Woodworth contributed 1 1 points in the first quarter and Miles had eight points in the final quarter before fouling out. Lyndonville II 25 18 23-13 18 23 17 17-75 WHEATLAND-CHILI Tom Rath 16. Brian Booth 11.

23 12 21 17-7J 11 12 12 SO HomeH Chris Beckerman 2, Brian Oyring 13, Carl Young I. Dave Shephard 4. Steve Carton 8, Marioe Milliner 12. Jon Moores 8, Pat Horvat 6. Kareem Battle 12 Welhmnt John Diberardino 0, Tim Insley 11, Brent Miles 2.

Chris Hopkins 6, Brandon MacCartney 25, Adrian Sale 3, Tim Easton 4, Marty Benz 0, A.J. Laune 0, John Garfield 8, Marty Wurster 4, Pata Glovannello 0. Three-point goals: MacCartney 4, Insley 3. Fouled out: none. New Covenant 53, Rochester Christian 45: New Covenant (1-0) went on 8-0 run in the second quarter and finished with 28 steals In the game to defeat Rochester Christian (0-1).

Mike Ross led New Covenant with 18 points, including nine In the second quarter. Carlos Torres led Rochester Christian with 15 points. New Covenant 12 11 II 4-51 I 11 13 13-41 Rochester NEW COVENANT-ROSS 18. Kress 8, Hall 0. Laparde 7, Spezio 4.

Frmk 0. lancy 5, Sawyer 9, Ouwenga 2. ROCHESTER CHRISTIAN Johnson 7, Dutcher 14, Torres 15, B.Jones 0, Galivano 2. Gibson 0. Martin 0, Gali-vano 0, Fieece 0, Falks 0, Rivera 0, Walker 7.

Three-point goals: none. Fouled out: none. Lima Chrlatian 71, Wabater Christian 87: At Lima, David Dreyer had 13 of his 19 rebounds in the second half. With 3:00 to go Lima Christian's scored five straight points offsteals to lead, 71-66. Webster Christian's Steve Cymbal scored 16 points in the first half.

Webstar Christian Lima IS 14 21 17-17 13 11 21 22-71 WEBSTER CHRIJTIAN-Sleve Cymbal 22. Mike Freace 5, Nam Jenzer 11, Jason Oesterling 9, Adam Zmk 11, Shawn Finnlty 0. Paul Wilcox 0. LIMA CHRISTIAN Eric Hansen 10, David Dreyer 28. Bryan Torres 4, Matt Maloney 11.

Rob Bowen 12, Travis Vaughn 6, Andrew Maloney 0, Ehren Bender 0. Three-point goals: Freace, Oesterling, M. Maloney. Fouled out: Bowen. LeRoy 5 12 2 10-29 15 17 II 11-11 CALEDONIA-MUMFORD Ian Rowland 7.

Jason Baker 2. Josh Randel 6. Craig Rowe 0. David Donaghue 5, Gary Hartlord 2. Pal Ball 2, Chris Szybo 2, Dale Kilt 0.

John Mcllwaine 3. LEROY Tim Spezzano 4. Alan Tomidy 15, Jason Parker 3, Josh Wallace 12. Ted Stone 8, Shawn Irvin 8. Jason DeSeve 4, Dan Horgan 2.

Jason Elmore 4, Ron Paladino 1, Mike Crean 0, Matt Gabbey 0. Three-point goals: Rowland Spezzano t. Fouled out: Randel. Dansville 17, Avon 59: Dansville (1-01 scored the first eight points ol the game and led throughout Avon 11 17 I 23-51 17 11 11 11-17 AVON-Chad Hellett 5, Bill Zimmer 10. Jim Davin 10, Aaron Pusateri 8.

Sean Skelli 3, Jetf Cole 4, Raki Barlow 17, Jason Montague 0, Jason Snyder 4 DANSVILLE Ray Weidman 0. Chris Mann 2, Tim Mann 0, Neal Weidman 32, Aaron Morrow 17, Zach Walker 0. Chris Ftukts 0. Chad Edmond 10. Greg Spencer 6 Three-point goals: Davin 2, Pusateri 2, N.

Weidman 3. Fouled out: Dawn. York 77, Mount Morris 41: York's Lynn Pullyblank scored 13 points In the tourth quarter to lead York past Mount Moms. Mount 7 13 18 10-48 York 13 17 11 38-77 MOUNT MORRIS Mark Brado 12, Bill Carson 6. Jared Passamonte 6, Joe Gervase 2, Sean Ossont 1.

Dan Murray 9. Clyde Taylor 4. Brett Lomnlcki 6, Dave Muchard 0, Brad Zambito 0, John Passamonte 0, Travis Inzinna 0. YORK John Bucci. 18.

Bob Holbrook 3. BUI Mistretta 9. Jeff McCaffery 4. Lynn Pullyblank 23, Jim Arrigenna 2. Jetf Colaizzl 10.

Dan Metzger 4, Dick Lyneas 2, James Trasher 2, Craig Chichesler 0. Three-point goals: Bucci 2, Holbrook, Mistretta. Brado. Fouled out: none. Adam Wermuth 17.

Derrick Crawford tO, Will Asberry 15. David Steele 10. Robert Howard 4. LYNDONVILLE Jason Woodworth 25. Mark Miles 25.

Jim Watts 7. Brian Bentley 14, John Harris 2. Scott Nesbill 2. Three-point goals: Miles 3. Fouled out: Miles.

Notre Dame 73, Elba SO: Notre Dame (1-1) outtcored Elba (0-1) in the last 3:00 of the second quarter, 14-8. Tom Moynlhan, Rob Panepento and Tom McCulley hit consecutive three-point baskets lor Notre Dame in a 9-0 run. McCulley finished with 29 points and 13 rebounds. I 11 11 11-10 10 23 11 22-73 Notre ELBA Augello 8. Bezon 13.

Birch 0. Butler 7, Engk) 6, Ferchen 2, Pangrazio 8. Smith 9. NOTRE OAMi Fix 6. Tucker 2.

Whheker 4. Moynrhan 6. Von Kramer 2. Panepento 10, Bartz 5. Torcello 0, Faletti 5.

Hurley 4, McCuHey 29. Tartarka 0. Three-point goals: Augello 1. Moynihan 2. Panepento 2.

Hurley 1, McCulley 8. Fouled out: Engle. Attica 58, Byron-Berg tn 40: Attlca'i John Perl scored 16 points the first halt. AttKa was paced by George Schmidt in the second half as he scored 15 points. Attica 1-0, 1-0), Byron-Bergen (0-1, 0-1).

Bvron-Berjen Attica 13 I 10 1-40 12 II 15 14-58 BYR0N-8ERGEN Paul DM 14. Kevin DiQuailro 6. Wayne Donnelly 5. Mike Stoil 13. Kevin Landers 0, Oevin Floyd 2.

Brent Chapman 0, Bill Ayres 0. ATTICA George Schmidt 20. Jason Norcross 0, Dan Smith 4, Joel Drier 5. John Pari 2 1, Paul Clark 4. Eric Wienckowski 2.

Josh Berry 0. Doug Hanneberg. Brian Petz 0 Three-point goals: Schmidt Fouled out: none. Pavilion 17, Alexander 31: Matt Havens had 12 points in the third quarter to lead Pavilion 1 1-0) past Alexander 1 0-21 Pavilion 10 7 12 l-M 11 11 28 12-17 ALEXANDER Dick Ryan 10. John Hartwick 9.

Peter Sierk 9. Kevin Kramer 8. Mike McCowen 4. Jetf Yacktran 3. Justin Lennon 0.

PAVILION-Chad Herman 14. Matt Havens 14. Brian Sisson 13. Merritt Holley 7. Chris Slarr 6.

Tom Robley 4. Brian Sortore 4. Randolph Hams 2. Aaron Sumereski 2. Tim Sinclair 1.

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