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SATURDAY HS BASKETBALL REPORT: Lyons boys outlast Canisteo-Greenwood in overtime thriller; South Seneca boys move to 8-0

SATURDAY HS BASKETBALL REPORT: Lyons boys outlast Canisteo-Greenwood in overtime thriller; South Seneca boys move to 8-0

Another week of Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball wrapped up Saturday with six boys’ games on the slate.

Lyons took the spotlight by outlasting Canisteo-Greenwood in an overtime thriller, handing them their first loss of the season. Meanwhile, South Seneca remained unbeaten at 8-0 after a dominant win over North Rose-Wolcott in a tournament at Williamson High School.

Check out the scores, stats, and Monday’s matchups below.

Finger Lakes Partners (Billboard)

BOYS BASKETBALL (1/4)

Canisteo-Greenwood (5-1) 67
Lyons (5-3) 69
Overtime

The Lions controlled much of the game, leading by as many as 13 points in the first half. They held a 47-38 advantage after three quarters and were up 56-47 with 2:51 left in regulation. However, the Chargers responded with a 9-0 run to tie the game at 1:18. They tied it again with 43 seconds remaining and forced overtime with another clutch basket with four seconds left. In the extra period, Lyons edged Canisteo-Greenwood 9-7, with Contrell Parker sealing the win with a game-winning layup off a steal.

CS: Carson Chaffee 36 pts; James Smith III 10 pts; Thomas Sirianni 9 pts; Daniel Stilson 7 pts; Kevin Sirianni 5 pts

LY: Contrell Parker 21 pts; Jamire Johnson 20 pts; Stephen LeBrecht 14 pts; Ben Bookmiller 6 pts; Stavell LeBrecht 5 pts

Batavia (4-3) 67
Newark (3-5) 53

The game was knotted at 45 after three quarters but the Reds were outscored 22-8 in the fourth. Newark has dropped three straight and four of their last five.

BAT: Gavin White 25 pts; Carter Mullen 23 pts; Justin Smith 8 pts; Brady Mazur 5 pts

NEW: Jahnor Allen 17 pts; Terrell Jenkins 13 pts; Collin George 10 pts; Ramon Heredia 6 pts

Tournament at Williamson High School
South Seneca (8-0) 74
North Rose-Wolcott (2-7) 26

SS: Kenny Halsey 26 pts; Logan Laverack 15 pts; Kyan Miller-Hopkins 11 pts; Kyle Kempf 8 pts; Samual Dufour 7 pts; Hayden Dresser 5 pts

NRW: Cody Crane 15 pts; Evan DeWispelaere 7 pts; Dayton Laird 2 pts; Thomas Mills 2 pts

Tournament at Williamson High School
HAC (1-5) 46
Williamson (2-6) 61

HAC: James Michael 17 pts; Ryan Dโ€™Arduini 10 pts; Kaison Ashford 8 pts; Jack Diehl 7 pts

WIL: DJ Barber 23 pts; Jon Ryan 11 pts; Myles LaCapra 8 pts; Myles Wurtz 6 pts; Eton Alexander 6 pts

Tournament at Haverling High School 
Penn Yan (0-7) 51
Haverling (4-3) 55

PY: Matthew Jones 18 pts; Anthony Condella 15 pts; Aven Foster 14 pts

HAV: Jacob Hagadone 24 pts; Austin Durand 8 pts; Gavin Price 8 pts; Lawrence Duncan 7 pts

Victor (3-2) 70
McQuaid (4-5) 60

VIC: Griffin Hopkins 24 pts; Brody Burgess 17 pts; Colin Barber 13 pts

NEXT SLATE OF GAMES (1/6)

Campbell-Savona (2-3)
Red Jacket (4-1)
7 p.m.


GIRLS BASKETBALL (1/4)

No Wayne-Finger Lakes teams played.

NEXT SLATE OF GAMES (1/6)

Eugenio Maria DeHostos (3-4)
Clyde-Savannah (5-2)
6 p.m.

Geneva (4-2)
Honeoye (2-4)
7 p.m.

Bloomfield (5-2)
York (8-1)
7 p.m.

Victor (2-3)
Spencerport (2-5)
7:15 p.m.

Wayne (1-4)
Midlakes (2-5)
7:30 p.m.