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
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
Byron-Bergen/Elba beat Pavilion-York in Boys Soccer Section V Class C1 quarterfinal on Saturday.
Jack Farner and Noah Clare each scored two goals. Colin Rea twice assisted on goals, and Joel Lamb and Jadiel Amaro each had an assist.
Goalie Martin MacConnell got the shutout.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
The Byron-Bergen Bees advanced in sectional play on Friday, beating Gananda 3-0.
Janessa Amesbury scored two goals, both assisted by Grace DiQuattro. Mia Gray also scored, assisted by Janessa Amesbury.
Goalie Natalie Prinzi recorded the shutout.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.
The Byron Bergen Bees won a first-round sectional game on Tuesday, beating Red Jacket 10-0.
Scoring:
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
The Byron-Bergen/Elba Bees notched a 1-0 overtime win on Tuesday over the Addison Knights.
At 1:30 in the sudden death OT, Colin Rae knocked in the golden goal from about 30 yards out.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
The Byron-Bergen Lady Bees traveled up Route 262 to take on the Oakfield-Alabama/Elba Lady Aggies on Saturday morning.
The Bees won 2-0.
Both goals for the Bees were scored by midfielder Mia Gray in the second half. Her first goal was a header (assisted by a corner kick from Grace DiQuattro). Her second goal was assisted by Elizabeth Starowitz.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.
Byron-Bergen/Elba beat Attica/Alexander in Boys Soccer on Friday, 4-2.
For the Bees, Jack Farner had a hat trick, Colin Rea had a goal and an assist, and Cole DiQuattro and Noah Clare also provided assists.
Josh Kubik scored both Attica/Alexander goals, assisted by Carter Gorski and Brandon Beal.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.
Byron-Bergen beat Holley 4-0 in Girls Soccer on Saturay night.
Scoring:
Photos by Kristin Smith
In a season opener for Boys Soccer, Byron-Bergen/Elba battled to a 1-1 tie with Le Roy/Cal-Mum.
Jacob Wiley, for the Rivals, scored first with an assist from Jack Curran.
Colin Rea scored for the Bees.
The game went into a brief OT period but lightning cut the game short.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
Press Release:
The Byron-Bergen Class of 2024 Valedictorian Victoria Rogoyski has signed to continue her Track & Field career at the collegiate level with Saint John Fisher University. During high school, Rogoyski boasted an impressive 17’ 103⁄4” in the long jump, 5’ 00” in the high jump, 16.66 seconds in the 100m hurdles, and 2734 in the pentathlon.
At Fisher, she plans to study biology, chemistry, and pharmaceutical science.
“Victoria epitomizes what it means to be a student-athlete,” said Byron-Bergen Athletic Director Rich Hannan. “She is driven in everything she does, and it shows. She is graduating at the top of her class and is one of the best athletes in her grade, and that all comes from hard work and determination. We are all so proud of her!”
In addition to being captain of the outdoor track & field, she was captain of the varsity soccer and basketball teams. She also participated in varsity gymnastics, swimming, and indoor track. Outside of sports, she is treasurer of the senior class, Varsity Club, and National Honor Society.
“I would like to thank my parents, who have been my support system throughout high school and sports, and my siblings for their hard work and persistence in their own sports that inspire me to never give up while also being the loudest cheering section ever. I want to thank my coaches in all of my sports, I couldn’t have done any of this without them and I am entirely grateful for their help. Finally, I want to thank my teachers for teaching me knowledge and inspiring me to continue my education elsewhere. Oh yeah, and the best teammates on the planet need a special shoutout!” said Victoria Rogoyski.
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