A/W rides massive second half previous S/F; C-LV wins | Sports activities

SCIO — Secure to say the Andover/Whitesville ladies basketball workforce is again on monitor.

After struggling a pair of double-digit-deficit setbacks in the midst of the month, to Canisteo-Greenwood and Wellsville — simply its second and third losses of the 12 months — A/W has now received consecutive video games to return to the win column.

On the heels of a 66-7 victory over Hinsdale on Friday, A/W picked up one other convincing victory on Monday, utilizing a robust second half to beat Scio/Friendship, 69-45, in an Allegany County Division II matchup.

Vanessa Corridor poured in 27 factors, together with 17 throughout the second and third frames, Lexy Palmatier had 10 and 4 others had both seven or eight factors as A/W (9-3) tied its finest scoring output of the season.

S/F, behind 16 factors from Nevaeh Ross, performed A/W fairly evenly over the primary 16 minutes, trailing simply 29-25 on the break. However A/W used a 40-point second-half outburst to drag away.

Ross completed with 23 factors for S/F (9-4), which had a five-game win streak snapped.

GFLCAANew Life Christian 53, Rochester Rapids 20ALLEGANY — Marceline Hutter pumped in 30 factors, with 5 assists, to energy New Life Christian.

Lily Chase added 13 for New Life (8-2). Emalie Bard and Jane Witkowski every had six factors for the Rochester Rapids.

Cattaraugus-Little Valley 60, Archbishop Walsh 15

OLEAN — Onalee Osgood racked up 20 factors and Rebekah Butcher tacked on 16 to energy Cattaraugus-Little Valley (2-11) to its second win — each over Walsh.

Emma Gassman added 10 factors for the Timberwolves.

Mount Morris 51, Hinsdale 24

MOUNT MORRIS — Maria Caceres Pou registered 19 factors and Denishka Valentin posted 15 to key Mount Morris (6-7).

Campbell-Savona 63, Bolivar-Richburg 27

CAMPBELL — Two gamers reached double figures and three others posted between eight and 9 factors to key a balanced scoring effort for Campbell-Savona.

Main 18-10 after the primary quarter, the Panthers (2-10) used a 12-7 second quarter to carry a double-digit lead into halftime after which restricted the Wolverines to only 10 factors over the ultimate 16 minutes.

Caitlyn Steiner had 9 factors for Bolivar-Richburg (4-7).

CLYMER — After narrowly beating Salamanca earlier within the 12 months (50-46), Clymer pulled away for a 20-point victory.

Alexys Neckers scored 19 factors, Abby White posted 18 and each knocked down three 3-pointers, accounting for all six treys, for Clymer (11-3). Lezly McComber and Bella Wolfe every had 11 factors for Salamanca (5-7). The Warriors have been whistled for 19 fouls to Clymer’s 13, permitting the latter to go 15-of-22 on the stripe within the win.

“(We) simply acquired into foul hassle actually quick within the first half and couldn’t get into our offensive units on the opposite aspect at an efficient fee,” Salamanca coach Joe Hinman stated. “It’s very troublesome to win basketball video games whenever you let the opposite workforce get to the free throw line as a lot as we did.

“I believe Clymer outworked us on each side of the ball however we have now to verify we maintain trying ahead and keep constructive with this busy week forward. It’s a protracted season. There are much more alternatives for this workforce to get higher, myself included.”

OLEAN — Sarah Morris piled up 20 factors, 18 of these in a game-changing second half, to key Pioneer previous Olean for the second time this season.

Morris had simply two first-half factors and Olean shut down the Panthers whereas bringing a 19-11 lead into the break. Morris posted 18 over the ultimate 16 minutes as Pioneer outscored the Huskies 29-18 to go forward after which grasp on down the stretch.

Leah Williams recorded 16 factors whereas Jezerae Fayson chipped in 9 for Olean (4-7), which was hampered by an 8-of-18 effort on the free throw line. The Huskies performed the Panthers a lot nearer after dropping a 60-32 choice earlier within the 12 months.

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