Tuesday night featured a 14-game Wayne-Finger Lakes high school basketball slate, though many contests were decided by wide margins. The Gananda boys grabbed the main headline as junior Cooper Grassel erupted for 31 points, knocking down eight three-pointers to power the Blue Panthers to a dominant win over Sodus. The standout performance also marked a historic milestone for Grassel, who became the program’s all-time leading scorer with 1,103 career points, surpassing the previous record held by Jayden Castrechini. Elsewhere, the Wayne boys continued its torrid stretch, cruising past Waterloo to extend its win streak to 11.
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BOYS BASKETBALL (2/10)
Newark (11-7) 90
Mynderse (7-10) 49
NEW: Terrell Jenkins 16 pts (4 three-pointers); Collin George 13 pts; Ramon Heredia 11 pts; Jahnor Allen 10 pts; Jevar Moore 10 pts; Blake Steve 9 pts
MYN: Braeden Cimineri 17 pts; Nicholas Mansell 14 pts; Joseph Nigro 5 pts; Trevor Jones 5 pts
Wayne (14-3) 63
Waterloo (8-9) 36
WAY: Aidan Twist 17 pts (3 three-pointers); Richard Miles 14 pts; Jack Miles 12 pts; MJ Marvin 12 pts
WAT: Xavier Brown 8 pts; Nathan Barron 7 pts; Ryder Tam 6 pts; Hayden Willett 4 pts
Midlakes (6-12) 35
Geneva (16-2) 79
MID: Jesse Bennett 14 pts; DJ Freelove 5 pts; Joah Bennett 3 pts; Nate Larhrop 3 pts; Mason Holley 3 pts; Walker Landschoot 3 pts
GEN: Jason Turner 24 pts; Kaden Larsen 12 pts; Jacob Irland 10 pts; Jahzire White 7 pts; Prodigy Irvin 6 pts; Jeffrey Castro-Anderson 5 pts
Palmyra-Macedon (11-7) 83
Penn Yan (2-14) 46
PM: Logan Bauer 15 pts (3 three-pointers); Jackson Dennie 13 pts; Joseph Hagen 10 pts; Eli Smith 8 pts; Carsen Ribstein 7 pts; Reid Diehl 6 pts; William Frick 6 pts
PY: Miles Ditzell 21 pts (5 three-pointers); Hadley Elwell 10 pts; Spencer Jensen 6 pts; Ethan Robinson 4 pts
Gananda (14-3) 86
Sodus (5-11) 38
GAN: Cooper Grassel 31 pts; (8 three-pointers); Hunter Vogt 12 pts; Owen Switzer 10 pts; Brady Wadsworth 8 pts; Adho Magee 7 pts; Peter Jacob 7 pts
SOD: Antonio Rodriguez 9 pts; Thales Bell 8 pts; Evan Laird 7 pts; Tre Britt 7 pts
Clyde-Savannah (2-17) 53
Lyons (16-2) 94
CS: Jayden Carnevale 27 pts (4 three-pointers); Joseph Viscardi 14 pts; Dain Brisky 8 pts
LYO: Stephen LeBrecht 21 pts; Contrell Parker Jr. 19 pts (3 three-pointers); Kaywon Butler 12 pts; Jamire Johnson 10 pts; Ben Bookmiller Jr. 10 pts; Jah’Zyree Smith 9 pts
North Rose-Wolcott (2-14) 47
Red Creek (7-9) 49
Williamson (10-8) 51
Charles G Finney (14-3) 57
WIL: DJ Barber 14 pts; Brett Byron 10 pts; Nate Parchea 10 pts; Myles LaCapra 8 pts
NEXT SLATE OF GAMES (2/11)
Dundee/Bradford (9-9)
South Seneca (9-8)
7 p.m.
HAC (2-14)
Naples (14-2)
7 p.m.
Penn Yan (2-14)
Wayland-Cohocton (9-8)
7 p.m.
Canandaigua (8-8)
Pittsford Sutherland (16-0)
7:15 p.m.
Webster Thomas (9-8)
Victor (11-6)
7:15 p.m.
Red Jacket (2-15)
Honeoye (15-2)
7:30 p.m.
GIRLS BASKETBALL (2/10)
South Seneca (9-6) 31
Dundee/Bradford (10-7) 59
SS: Ashlyn Weatherby 19 pts; Autumn Vonderchek 6 pts
DB: Carsen Larrison 23 pts; Korrin Yeoman 8 pts; Riley Stinson 8 pts; Madalyn Knapp 8 pts; Reese Simpson 5 pts; Piper Simpson 5 pts
Naples (1-17) 16
HAC (14-5) 67
Honeoye (7-11) 42
Red Jacket (7-11) 45
HON: Maren Tompkins 13 pts; Brooke Clement 11 pts; Chloe Brunk 7 pts; Leah Ott 4 pts; Aspen Flynn 4 pts
RJ: Avery Close 14 pts; McKenna Rush 13 pts; Molly Adams 7 pts; Gianna Rizzo 4 pts; Carly Felicita 4 pts; Alyssa Griffith 3 pts
Sodus (0-16) 31
Romulus (6-12) 40
Canandaigua (14-4) 50
Gates Chili (2-14) 33
CAN: Leah Sheridan 19 pts; Sophia Frayne 16 pts; Gianna Buchiere 10 pts
Spencerport (9-9) 46
Victor (10-6) 59
VIC: Vanessa Chumacero 16 pts; Allie Pisano 15 pts
NEXT SLATE OF GAMES (2/11)
Gananda (11-6)
Lyons (15-2)
7 p.m.
Mynderse (7-10)
Newark (16-1)
7 p.m.
Williamson/Marion (12-6)
North Rose-Wolcott (1-16)
7 p.m.
Sodus (0-16)
Red Creek (5-12)
7 p.m.
Waterloo (12-5)
Wayne (7-10)
7 p.m.
Penn Yan (11-6)
Palmyra-Macedon (7-10)
7 p.m.
Marcus Whitman (10-6)
Geneva (2-15)
7 p.m.
Bloomfield (11-4)
Midlakes (8-9)
7:30 p.m.







