Jamestown’s Allison Canfield gets up for a three-point attempt during Tuesday’s nonleague game against Juanda at McElrath Gymnasium. PJ photo by Matt Spellman
Allison Canfield rose to the top of Jamestown High School’s all-time 3-pointers list on Tuesday.
She did it in record-breaking fashion.
Canfield tied the Red Raiders’ single-game record with nine 3-pointers en route to a career-high 39 points as Jamestown beat Gowanda 66-37 at McElrath Gymasium.
Canfield made three 3-pointers during an 11-4 first quarter run and added three more in the second quarter as the Red Raiders built a 35-12 halftime lead.
After the break, Canfield made two more 3-pointers in the third quarter and her final two in the fourth.
Jamestown player Carly Daniels (10) dribbles between two Juanda defenders during Tuesday’s non-league game at McElrath Gymnasium in Jamestown. PJ photo by Matt Spellman
The senior also had eight steals and grabbed six rebounds. Sophomore Anna Enquist added 10 points and seven rebounds. Payton Gibbs had five rebounds and eight steals. Ryan Leeper also had six rebounds in the win.
Canfield’s nine 3-pointers gave her 151 career points, six more than third-place Erin Cunningham and one behind second-place Annie Campion. Marley Drake is the all-time leader with 262.
Corinna John led the Panthers with 19 points, including five 3-pointers.
Gwanda (37)
CJohn 7 0 19, KJohn 1 0 2, Gamble 1 0 3, Wilder 0 0 0, Kelly 3 1 7, Scanlan1 1 4, Pupo 1 0 2, Beaver 0 0 0, Valentine 0 0 0. Totals 14 2 37.
Jamestown (66)
Brando 2 0 6, Leiber 1 0 2, Daniels 0 0 0, Gibbs 2 1 5, Canfield 12 6 39, Enquist 2 5 10, Jets Warrior 1 1 3, Price 0 1 1, McGough 0 0 0. Totals 20 14 66.
3-Point Goals: John 5, Gamble, Scanlan, Brando 2, Canfield 9, Enquist.
Gwanda 4 8 15 10 – 37
Jamestown 11 24 13 18 – 66
Red Dragon Rally
ELLERY — Claire Price scored 5 points and Brianna Cornell added 4 points during a 13-4 fourth quarter as Maple Grove rolled past Silver Creek for a 31-26 Division II West win.
The price ended at 11 pips. Rebecca Roberts scored 7 points and seven rebounds. Cornell had 6 points and 11 rebounds for the Red Dragons (3-1, 1-1).
Maddie Blair led the Black Knights (2-3, 0-2) with 7 points and Lucille Jimmerson had 6.
Silver Creek (26)
Carnes 2 0 4, Blair 3 0 7, Williams 0 0 0, Daniels 0 0 0, Beadle 1 1 3, Stevens 1 1 3, Jimerson 3 0 6, Kelly 1 0 3. Total 11 2 26.
Maple Grove (31)
Trim 0 0 0, McAldwell 0 0 0, Johnson 1 0 2, Cornell 3 0 6, Hallstrom 1 0 3, A. C. Caldwell 1 0 2, Roberts 3 0 7, Hill 0 0 0, Price 4 0 11. Totals 13 0 31.
3-Point Goals – Blair, Kelly, Hallstrom, Roberts, Price 3.
Silver Creek 8 6 8 4 – 26
Maple Grove 6 3 9 13 – 31
NYWEIDE NETS CAREER HIGH
CLYMER — Ava Nyweide scored 19 points on 8-of-8 shooting from the field in the first quarter and finished with 30 points to outpace Chautauqua Lake’s Clymer 68-27 in the Section 2 West opener for both teams.
Alexis Knickers added 15 points, six rebounds, five steals, three assists and two blocked shots, while Eli Budamir had 11 points, 10 rebounds and six assists for the Pirates (3-0, 1-0).
Taylor Donato led the Eagles (1-2, 0-1) with 9 points and six rebounds, while Elise Riedesel had 6 points and six rebounds.
Chautauqua Lake (27)
Kartar 0 0 0, Gullhart 1 0 3, Kintar 0 0 0, Rida 0 0 0, Putney 1 0 2, Redesel 2 2 6, Kai Tarr 2 0 4, Lyle 0 0 0, Ludwig 1 0 3, Donato 3 1 9 Total 10 3 27.
Clymer (68)
Egonsson 0 0 0, Hesselink 0 0 0, Neuwied 13 4 30, White 1 0 2, Borchanowski 1 1 4, Knickers 6 2 15, L Johnson 3 0 6, Bodamer 4 0 11. Totals 28 7 68
Goals: Gollhardt, Ludwig, Donato 2, Borchanowski, Knickers, Budimir 3.
Chautauqua Lake 8 8 9 2 – 27
Clymer 28 22 9 9 – 68
The Bears are almost upset with Lancaster
LANCASTER — Madison Francis scored 46 points, including 9 in a pair of overtime periods, as Lancaster topped Frewsburg 79-73 in nonleague play.
Francis, a returning first-team Class AA all-state player ranked among the top 10 players in the nation for the 2025 girls’ class by numerous publications, made 21 field goals and four free throws to lead the Legends. Grace Harrington added 14 points, including four 3-pointers, and McKenna Corcoran scored 11 points.
Lancaster (2-0) led 13-10 after the first quarter, but Frewsburg outscored the hosts 17-10 in the second quarter to take a 27-23 lead into halftime.
Jaden Trocchi led the Bears (3-2) with 24 points, eight assists and seven steals. Tegan Trocchi had 21 points and nine rebounds. Ava Jimerson scored 17 points, 12 rebounds and three assists.
Froesburg (73)
JTrocki 9 5 24, TTrocki 8 0 21, Conlan 1 0 2, TJimerson 1 0 2, Cappa 2 1 5, Harvey 0 0 0, AJimerson 6 4 17, Whippo 1 0 2. Totals 28 10 73.
Lancaster (79)
Molyneux 2 0 5, Harrington 4 2 14, Wilson 1 0 2, Schlotterbeck 0 1 1, Jackson 0 0 0, Corcoran 4 3 11, Stacevic 0 0 0, Francis 21 4 46.
3-Point Goals – J Trocchi, T Trocchi 5, Ajmerson, Molyneux, Harrington 4.
Frosburg 10 17 13 20 13 – 73
Lancaster13 10 17 20 18 – 79
Pence does everything for Randolph
DEPEW – Randolph dominated the second quarter 17-9 and beat non-league Depew 51-36.
Quinn Pence led the Cardinals (4-2) with 15 points, nine steals, eight rebounds and six assists. Gianna Bowles had 12 points and three steals. Zoe Dickerson blocked seven shots.
Mia Fanelli led the Wildcats (0-2) with 21 points.
Randolph (51)
Bowles 5 0 12, Pence 7 0 15, Herrington 3 0 7, Boushie 1 0 2, Steward 4 0 9, Dickerson 2 0 4, Olofsson 1 0 2. Total 23 0 51.
Due (36)
Pagano 0 0 0, Overton 0 0 0, Pintabuna 0 0 0, Vanelli 9 2 21, Fat 0 0 0, Christophe 3 0 7, Lizotte 2 3 8, Smolarek 0 0 0. Totals
3-point goals: Bulls 2, Pence, Herrington, Steward, Fanelli, Christophe, Lizotte.
Randolph 8 17 14 12 – 51
Dio 6 9 16 5 – 36
Beaver is having a big night
PANAMA – Reece Beaver had 28 points, 11 assists and six rebounds as Southwestern beat Panama 76-30 in a non-league game.
Bria Beaver added 14 points, Ellie Pearson had 11 points, Maddie McIntyre had 10 points, and Lauren Cotter had 11 rebounds for the Trojans (1-3).
Kaitlyn Horton led the Panthers (0-5) with 11 points and eight rebounds. Kylie Morgan had 8 points and three assists. Tess Flekkema had six rebounds.
Southwest (76)
CBeaver 0 1 1, RBeaver 10 4 28, Cotter 1 0 2, BBeaver 5 2 14, Sirianni 3 1 8, Barone 0 0 0, McIntyre 4 2 10, Pearson 5 1 11, Genareo 1 0 2. Totals 29 11 76.
Panama (30)
Cavness 0 1 1, Lyon 1 0 2, Flekkema 1 0 2, Morgan 1 6 8, Sainz 0 0 0, Horton 4 2 11, Markham 0 0 0, Borowski 3 0 6. Totals 10 9 30.
3-Point Goals – R Beaver 4, B Beaver 2, Sirianni, Horton.
Southwest 21 21 22 12 – 76
Panama 14 4 2 10 – 30
The warriors are approaching the wolves’ territory
Salamanca – Four players scored in double figures for Salamanca as the Warriors beat Cattaraugus-Little Valley 75-14.
Leslie McComber led Salamanca with 22 points, while Karina Cross scored 13 points, and Mackenzie Cross and Bella Wolf scored 12 points each. The Warriors led 30-5 after the first quarter and 44-7 at halftime.
Cade Benzel led the Timberwolves (0-3) with 7 points.
Cattaraugus – Little Valley (14)
EWest 1 0 3, Harvey 0 0 0, Benzel 3 0 7, Ly 0 0 0, Cannon 0 0 0, MWest 0 0 0, Szyper 0 0 0, RButcher 0 2 2, BButcher 0 2 2. Totals 4 4 14.
Salamanca (75)
KCrouse 5 0 13, MCrouse 6 0 12, Dowdy 3 1 7, LeiMcComber 2 0 4, Wolfe 6 0 12, Lafferty 0 0 0, LezMcComber 10 2 22, John 1 0 3, Ross 1 0 2. Totals 34 3 75.
Triple goals – Ewest, Benzel, K. Cruz 3, John..
Cattaraugus-Little Valley 5 2 5 2 – 14
Salamanca 30 14 17 14 – 75
Monday
Dunkirk drops Falconer
Dunkirk – Behind a decisive second half, Dunkirk pulled away from Falconer for a 46-30 non-league win.
Imaladi Pacheco led the Marauders (3-0, 2-0) with 19 points, seven rebounds and three steals. Molly DeCara added 12 points and six assists. Sheila Karen had 9 points, four boards and two steals.
The Golden Falcons (1-4, 0-4) led 16-15 at halftime, but Dunkirk outscored the Falconers 31-14 after the break.
Augustine Krenzer was the Golden Falcons’ top scorer with 13 points, seven rebounds and three steals.
Cougars trim cheetahs
SOUTH DAYTON — Emily Anderson and Andrea Johnson provided a powerful punch to lead Cassadaga Valley to a 57-45 nonleague win over Pine Valley.
Anderson scored 21 points to go with six rebounds, five assists and four steals. Johnson added 19 points. Hailey Anderson had eight rebounds and Mia Fanara added five boards.
For Pine Valley, Danielle West scored 25 points and Alyssa West scored 10 points.
Cassadaga Valley (57)
Pattison 0 0 0, Jasinski 1 1 3, Dvanara 0 0 0, Meder 2 2 6, Mvanara 0 0 0, Johnson 7 1 19, E Anderson 9 1 21, Hopkins 1 1 3, Henderson 2 1 5, Total 22 7 57 .
Pine Valley (45)
Kroszka 1 0 3, Oest 4 0 10, Hohe 0 0 0, De West 9 3 25, Lippi 2 0 4, Miller 2 1 5, Lefferentz 0 0 0, Totals 18 4 45.
3-Point Goals – Johnson 4, E. Anderson 2, Kruszka, Oest 2, Doist.
Cassadaga Valley 18 18 15 6 – 57
Pine Valley 11 9 14 11 – 45
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