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Oakfield-Alabama's 12-point fourth quarter, compared to just six points for Byron-Bergen, helped the Hornets to a narrow victory in Boys Basketball on Wednesday.

The Hornets were up 44-42 at the closing buzzer.

Stats for O-A:

• Avery Watterson, 13 points, 7 rebounds
• Jack Cianfrini, 8 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals (Had the go ahead basket with 40 seconds left in the game.)
• Brady Williams, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal
• Carson Warner, 8 rebounds, 2 steals

For B-B:

• Andre White, 14 points
• Noah Clare, 11 points
• Cole DiQuattro, 9 points

O-A coach Ryan Stehlar said, "The team had to dig deep tonight multiple times during a tough battle. Coach Roxanne Noeth is a great coach, and her team plays hard. We had to try and match their intensity. We were fortunate to get big stops and make key plays to get the win. I’m proud of the guys for stepping up tonight when called on."

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.

Oakfield-Alabama beat Byron-Bergen in Girls Basketball on Tuesday 50-46.

For the Hornets:

• Alea Groff, 16  points, 3 steals
• Allie Williams, 12 points, 12 rebounds, 3 blocks
• Allison Harkness, 10 points, 6 rebounds 2 blocks 
• Alexa Clark, 5 points, 13 reb
• Jess Sosnowksi, 4 points
• Piper Hyde, 2 points, 6 assists

For the Bees:

• Janessa Amesbury. 22 points
• Olivia Senf, 11 points
• Riley Shallenverger, 8 points

"A great high school basketball game between two very good teams playing at a high level," said OA Coach Jeff Schlagenhauf. "Rick (Krzewinski) always has his teams ready to play. They are so well-coached. It was a great win for our kids against a very good basketball team.

"Our defense really stepped up in the fourth quarter," he added. "We got some great contributions from Alexa Clark and Allison Harkness and Alea Groff. Allie Williams had a huge offensive fourth quarter for us."

Byron Bergen beat Notre Dame in Girls Basketball on Saturday 58-55.

For the Bees, Janessa Amesbury scored 22 points. Olivia Senf, who missed the previous five games with an ankle injury, scored 12, and Riley Shallenberger scored 10.

For the Irish, Sofia Falletti scored 19, and Shirley Thompson scored 11. Both girls had eight rebounds. Gianna Falleti scored seven and Lucia Fiorentino scored six with 11 rebounds.

"Nice quality win for us tonight against a very good and young ND team," said Byron-Bergen Coach Rick Krzewinski. "We did a nice job on Sofia Falletti in the first half as she scored six but added 13 in the second half. Eight grader Shirley Thompson scored 8 of her 11 points in the first half. You are going to hear a lot about her in the years to come."

Byron-Bergen is now 8-1. Notre Dame is 6-4.

Photos by Jennifer Diquattro.

After playing even with Byron-Bergen through the first two quarters in Boys Basketball on Thursday, Notre Dame pulled away in the third for a 70-52 win.

Chase Antinore scored 35 points for the Irish. TJ Cephus scored 14 and Aiden Bellavia scored 13.

For the Bees, Cody Carlson scored 30 points.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.

With only a three-point margin on Tuesday, 53-50, Byron-Bergen retained the "Battle of Route 262" trophy with a win over Elba.

For the Bees, Cody Carlson scored 24 points. Andre White scored 7, and picking up six each were Cole DiQuattro, Adam Cardenas, and Joe Brumsted.

For the Lancers, Nick Scott scored 18, Bing Zuber, 16, and Ryan Marsceill, 12.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.

Kendall squeaked past Byron-Bergen on Friday 46-45 in Boys Basketball.

Cole DiQuattro scored 15 points for the Bees. Cody Carlson added 10.

For Kendall, Vincent D'Agostino scored 20 points.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro

The Alexander Trojans, behind 35 points for Dylan Pohl, dominated Byron-Bergen in Boys Basketball on Thursday for an 80-41 win.

Damien Hale added 10 points for the Trojans.

No Bees hit double-digits in scoring in the game. Noah Clare scored nine, and Cole DiQuattro scored eight.

Before the game, Pohl was recognized for achieving 1,000 career points in the TTrojans' previous game. He is the first basketball player at Alexander to reach this milestone.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.

In Boys Basketball on Saturday, Byron-Bergen beat Pembroke by just two points on Saturday, 45-43.

Cody Carlson scored 18 points for the Bees. Noah Clare scored 11, and Cole Diquattro scored eight.

For the Dragons, Jayden Bridge scored 20 points.

Photos by Jennifer Diquattro.

Elba beat Byron-Bergen in Girls Basketball on Saturday 66-35.

Brea Smith scored 21 points, and Syndey Reilly scored 18 points for the Lancers.

For the Bees, Janessa Amesbury scored 11, and Riley Shallenberger scored 10 points.

Photos by Debra Reilly.

Byron-Bergen lost to Attica on Wednesday in Boys Basketball 66-51.

For the Bees, Cody Carlson scored 20 points, and Cole DiQuatrro scored 10.

Also in Boys Basketball on Wednesday

• Greece-Athena beat Batavia 68-52. Carter Mullen scored 16 points for Batavia.
• Hornell beat Le Roy 57-47. Jean Agosto scored 17 points and had nine rebounds.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuatrro.

  Fillmore won the Warsaw Kiwanis Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday, beating Pavilion in the final 73-38.

In the consolation game, Byron-Bergen lost to Warsaw 50-47.

Liam Campbell and Landon Stoddard each scored eight points in the final for the Gophers. For Fillmore, Jonah Blakek scored 31 points.

In the consolation game, Cody Carlson scored 17 points, and Cole DiQuattro scored 11 points.

The Byron-Bergen Bees are state champions in Girls Soccer for the first time in program history after a 1-0 overtime win against Stillwater.

Mia Gray scored the winning goal 32 seconds into overtime. Libby Starowitz had the assist.

The Bees came into the tournament as the #3 seed and beat the defending champions, the #1 seed.

Natalie Prinzi was named the NYS Outstanding Goalkeeper and Mia Gray won the Most Valuable Player award. 

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro

The Byron-Bergen Bees won its state championship semifinal against Burke Catholic on Saturday, 4-0.

The Bees play for the state championship on Sunday against Stillwater High School.

Byron-Bergen jumped to an early lead with a goal at 1:20 into the game. Riley Shallenberger scored on an assist from Mia Gray.

Bee's goalie Natalie Prinzi saved a penalty kick with 29:39 left in the first half.

Mia Gray scored the Bees' second goal with 25:00 minutes left in the first half.  Grace DiQuattro scored a goal 41 seconds later on an assist from Libby Starowitz.  

In the second half, Mia Gray scored the Bee's final goal, assisted by Grace DiQuattro, with 12:42 left in the game. 

Megan Jarkiewicz was awarded The Sportsmanship Award.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.

The Byron-Bergen Bees are once again driving deep into the postseason in Girls Soccer.

On Tuesday, the Bees beat Williamson 2-1 in the Class C crossover again to advance to the Far West Regionals.

Mia Gray and Grace DiQuattro each scored for the Lady Bees.  Lauren Schmeelk scored for the Marauders.  

The regional championship is at 11 a.m. Saturday against Williamsville East at Frewsburg.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.

The Byron-Bergen Bees lost a hard-fought match against East Rochester in a bid to reclaim their sectional title.

The Bees final score was 3-2.

Colin Rea scored both Bees' goals.

Photos by  Jennifer DiQuattro

Byron-Bergen won its fourth consecutive Section V Class C2 Girls' Soccer championship on Friday, beating Kendall 1-0.

Mia Gray scored the lone goal for the Lady Bees with 8:25 left in the second half.  

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro

Byron-Bergen/Elba is moving onto the Section V Class C1 finals after beating Geneseo on Wednesday 2-1.

The Bees, the #2 seed, will face #1 seed East Rochester at noon on Saturday at Honeyeo Falls/Lima.

Colin Rea scored in the first half with an assist from Jack Farner, then with 8:50 left in the game, Craig DiQuattro scored, assisted by Jadiel Amaro. 

Photos Jennifer DiQuattro.

Byron-Bergen is advancing to the sectional finals in Girls Soccer after beating Genesee Valley-Belfast 6-1.

Mia Gray's hat trick led the way, with Elizabeth Starowitz, Riley Shallenberger and Janessa Amesbury each adding a goal. 

On Friday, the #1 seeded Bees take on #1 seed Kendal in the finals at Gates-Chili. Game time is 7:45 p.m.

Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro