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Alexander improved to 9-2 on the season with a 64-61 win over Oakfield-Alabama in Boys Basketball.

The Hornets, after trailing throughout the first three quarters, mounted a charge in the fourth, scoring 23 points to 11 for the Trojans, but still came up short.

Dylan Pohl scored 24 points for Alexander and Kingston Woods scored 18.

For O-A:

• Avery Watterson, 17 points, 3 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 block
• Gavin Armbrewster, 16 points, 2 assists, 2 steals
• Gabe Smith, 10 points, 4 rebounds, 1 block

Oakfield-Alabama is now 6-4.

"I’m very proud of the fight the boys had tonight," said Hornets Coach Ryan Stehlar. "It was a great Friday night high-school basketball atmosphere. We need to learn from this loss and move on to the next game."

The Hornets led through all four quarters in their 63-42 win in Girls Basketball on Thursday against Alexander.

For Oakfield-Alabama:

• Allie Williams      17 points, 7 rebounds
• Piper Hyde         16 points, 3 assists
• Alexa Clark         12 points., 13 rebounds
• Alea Groff           11 points,   6 assists, 3 steals
• Emma Moeller    5 points.
• Allison Harkness  2 points

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."

Oakfield-Alabama beat Notre Dame in Girls basketball on Monday 51-48.

Sofia Falleti scored 18 points for the Irish. Gianna Falleti scored nine and Lucia Fiorentino scored seven ad had nine rebounds.

There were no stats submitted for O-A.

Photos by Pete Welker.

York held Oakfield-Alabama scoreless in the third quarter on Friday of the first round of the Cal-Mum Tournament, which helped York lockdown a 42-28 win.

The Hornets trailed by only five points after the first half, down 23-18.

Tessa Rodwell led York with 17 points, nine rebounds, and four steals.

For O-A, Allie Williams had 10 points, while Alea Groff scored six.

Photos by Kristin Smith.

Oakfield-Alabama beat Elba on Wednesday in Boys Basketball, 67-51.

For the Hornets, Avery Waterson scored 21 points, and Mason Watterson scored 13 points.

For the Lancers, Ryan Marsceill scored 16 point,s and Brayden Jachimowicz scored 14.

Photos by Debra Reilly.

Elba beat Oakfield-Alabama on Tuesday night in Girls Basketball, 71-60.

For the Lancers, Sydney Reilly scored 27 points, and Lydia Ross scored 22. 

For the Hornets, Piper Hyde scored 28 points, and Allie Williams scored eight.

Photo by Debra Reilly.

Alexander topped Oakfield-Alabama/Elba in a battle of Genesee County rivals in the Class D semifinal at GCC on Friday night.

The Trojans won 14-7. 

For Alexander, touchdowns were scored by Ryder Reichert and Jacob Brooks on a 21-yard pass from Kaden Torres. 

OAE Statistics:

• Sr RB/LB Avery Watterson - 9 Carries, 62 Yards, 10 Tackles, 2 TFLs
• Sr DL Ryan Stymus - 11 Tackles, 2 TFLs
• SR LB Jack Cianfrini - 8 Tackles,  2 TFLs
• JR RB Hunter Tobolski - 1 Rushing TD (5 Yards)

The Class D title will be decided on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Rush Henrietta High School, with Alexander facing the Avon Riverawks.

 Photos by Kristin Smith.

The Harlem Wizards visited Oakfield-Alabama High School on Wednesday and put on a show, demonstrating their trick ball handling, shots, and high-level basketball skills while playing a game against a team comprised of OA teachers and staff.

The Oakfield-Alabama PTO hosted the fundraiser. During half-time, souvenirs were on sale, and players autographed items. Half-time was followed by a three-minute game between O-A elementary school students.

Photos by Howard Owens.

Oakfield-Alabama/Elba beat Bradford/Dundee in the first round of sectional play Girls Soccer on Tuesday, 2-0.

Stats:

• Ava Buczek, 2 assists
• Piper Hyde, one goal
• Gracie Smith, one goal
• Goalie Shutout Tori Davis and Lydia Ross

Photos by Kristin Smith.

On senior night at Oakfield-Alabama, the OAE Girls Soccer team played Royhart to a 1-1 tie on Thursday.

OAE's goal was scored by PIper Hyde. Goalie Lily Davis had 14 saves.

Photos by Kristin Smith.

On Thursday at Genesee Community College against Oakfield-Alabama Elba, the Alexander Trojans started hot and keep the heat through all four quarters of football for a 47-14 win.

The Trojans drove down the field with their opening possession, capping the drive with a TD run from Junior Kingston Woods from three yards out.  

A stout defense gave the Trojans their second possession soon after and Brody Heckman tossed a 12-yard TD pass to Duke Snyder. With a two-point conversion, Alexander led 14-0.

On its next possession, OAE put together a drive of its own to make the score 14-7, but Alexander answered with a 92-yard kickoff return by Kingston Woods.

Four minutes later, Damien Hale sprung loose and scored on a run up the middle from 17 yards out. Melissa Sawyer's kick was good, notching the score at 28-7 into the half.

In the third, Ryder Reichert scored from three yards out, extending the lead to 34-7.  

OAE put together another drive of its own, making it 34-14.

Early in the fourth Heckman, ran a keeper from nine yards out for a TD and Sawyer's kick was good 41-14.

Later in the fourth, Hale scored on a 35-yard run that included braking four tackles, wrapping up the scoring at 47-14.

Oakfield-Alabama/Elba beat York Pavilion on Saturday in football 41-14.

OAE stats:

• Senior RB/LB Jack Cianfrini - 13 Carries, 221 Yards, 2 Rushing TDs, 3 Receptions, 24 Yards, 1 Receiving TD,  5 Tackles and 1 INT on Defense
• Senior RB/LB Avery Watterson - 54 Rushing Yards, 1 Rushing TD,  Team-High 8 Total Tackles
• Sophomore QB Brayden Jackimowicz - 10/18 Passing,  119 Passing Yards, 3 TDs
• Junior RB/WR Hunter Tobolski - 25-Yard TD Reception
• Junior WR/LB Mark Caparco - 25-Yard TD Reception, 1 INT on Defense
• Junior TE/DL Nick Scott - 30 Receiving Yards, 5 Tackles, 1 TFL

"A complete team effort in today's win," said Coach Tyler Winter. "From a competitive standpoint, it's nice to pick up a big win like this while knowing we still have not played our best ball yet this season.  We have a quick turnaround to the next challenge, but we are excited to get back to the grind."

Photos by Debra Reilly