BROCTON — Mackenzie Schumaker had 17 points and seven steals, while Reagan Weingart had 10 points and 10 rebounds as Westfield beat Brocton 69-20 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 2 girls basketball play Tuesday.

Nahlia Douglas also had 10 points for the Wolverines (4-4, 2-2), who led 41-5 at halftime.

Makayley Nelson led the Bulldogs (0-8, 0-5) with 7 points and Sha’Na Adams grabbed seven rebounds.

WESTFIELD (69)

SWolfe 4 0 8, Hotchkiss 4 0 8, Douglas 4 0 10, Burgess 1 0 3, Corbett 0 0 0, Weingart 3 4 10, OWolfe 1 3 5, Ottey 3 0 6, Schumaker 7 0 17, Smith 1 0 2. Totals 28 7 69.

BROCTON (20)

Collins 0 0 0, Sears 0 0 0, Nelson 2 1 7, Newell 0 2 2, Ehmke 0 0 0, Spiller 2 0 4, Adams 1 1 4, Carlton 0 0 0, Bundy 1 0 3, Lopez 0 0 0. Totals 6 4 20.

3-point goals–Nelson 2, Adams, Bundy, Douglas 2, Burgess, Schumaker 3.

Westfield 27 14 10 18 — 69

Brocton 5 0 11 4 — 20

BEARS COAST

JAMESTOWN — Jadyn Trocki hit five 3-pointers for a game-high 21 points to lead Frewsburg past Falconer 66-14 in Division 3 action at the Physical Education Complex at Jamestown Community College.

Teghan Trocki had six steals and five assists for Frewsburg (7-1, 3-0); Taytum Jimerson contributed five assists and five steals; Abery Harvey scored 13 with six rebounds; and Raven Troutman had six rebounds.

Falconer (4-3, 0-1) was led by Augustine Krenzer with 10 points.

FREWSBURG (66)

JTrocki 8 0 21, TTrocki 3 0 8, JJimerson 2 0 5, TJimerson 2 0 4, Cappa 0 0 0, Reale 0 0 0, Harvey 6 0 13, AJimerson 5 0 10, Gruber 0 1 1, Troutman 2 0 4, Totals 28 1 66.

FALCONER (14)

Krenzer 4 1 10, Snow 0 0 0, Helms 0 0 0, Calimeri 0 0 0, Neal 0 2 2, Swanson 0 0 0, Holmberg 0 0 0, Baglia 1 0 2. Totals 5 3 14.

3-point goals–JTrocki 5, TTrocki 2, JJimerson, Harvey, Krenzer.

Frewsburg 22 18 18 9 — 66

Falconer 1 2 9 2 — 14

TROJANS ROLL PAST DUNKIRK

DUNKIRK — Gianna Sirianni poured in 24 points to go along with three assists and three steals to lead Southwestern to a 66-21 Division 1 victory over Dunkirk.

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Eight of Sirianni’s points came in the first quarter when the Trojans (6-1, 1-0) opened up a 22-5 lead and were never threatened the rest of the way.

Braya Beaver chipped in 14 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals; Marlana Cresanti collected 10 steals, nine assists and five boards; Charlotte Beaver chipped in 9 points and four steals; and Ellie Pearson added 8 points, five rebounds, five steals and four assists for the winners.

For the Marauders (0-6, 0-1), Ashley Collazo led the way with 8 points, nine rebounds, two steals and two blocks; and Brooke Szymczak chipped in 5 points and seven rebounds.

SOUTHWESTERN (66)

GSirianni 10 0 24, Lewis 0 2 2, Cesanti 2 1 5, Charles 0 0 0, BBeaver 4 4 14, CBeaver 4 0 9, Pearson 4 0 8, Robinson 2 0 4, Genareo 0 0 0. Totals 26 7 66.

DUNKIRK (21)

Pacheco 1 0 3, Orsini 0 0 0, Morales 0 0 0, Cole 0 0 0, Szymczak 2 0 5, Collazo 3 2 8, Munson 1 0 3, Benjamin 0 0 0, Tramuto 1 0 2. Totals 8 2 21.

3-point goals–GSirianni 4, BBeaver 2, CBeaver, Pacheco, Szymczak, Munson.

Southwestern 22 24 14 6 — 66

Dunkirk 5 6 2 8 — 21

PRICE LEADS RED DRAGONS

ELLERY — Claire Price scored 21 points and grabbed six steals and five rebounds to lead Maple Grove past Chautauqua Lake 57-20 in Division 2.

Bryanna Cornell recorded a double-double with 10 points, 12 rebounds and seven steals for Maple Grove (7-1, 5-0); Morgan Caldwell scored 13 points with six rebounds; and Meg Ryan also collected six rebounds.

Chautauqua Lake (0-8, 0-4) was led by Brina Jacobson with 7 points, seven rebounds and two steals.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (20)

Reyda 0 1 1, Gerring 1 0 2, KayTarr 1 1 3, Ludwig 0 1 1, Mackey 3 0 6, Jacobson 1 5 7. Totals 6 8 20.

MAPLE GROVE (57)

Trim 1 0 2, MCaldwell 6 0 13, Cornell 5 0 10, Ryan 3 0 6, Halstrom 2 0 5, Price 7 6 21. Totals 24 6 57.

3-point goals–Caldwell, Halstrom, Price.

Chautauqua Lake 0 11 2 7 — 20

Maple Grove 17 10 18 12 — 57

CARDINALS HOT FROM DEEP

RANDOLPH — Skylar Herington and Quinn Pence combined for seven of Randolph’s 11 3-pointers as the Cardinals coasted past Portville 69-31 in the Division 3 opener for both teams.

Herington finished with 30 points and three steals, while Pence had 13 points, nine assists, five steals and four rebounds for the Cardinals (4-4, 1-0), who led 22-9 after the first quarter and 45-20 at halftime.

Emma Rhinehart led the Panthers (5-3, 0-1) with 14 points.

PORTVILLE (31)

NIsaman 0 0 0, Carls 0 5 5, Schoonover 0 0 0, Rhinehart 6 0 14, AIsaman 2 0 4, Reynolds 0 1 1, Haynes 3 1 7, Edwards 0 0 0. Totals 11 7 31.

RANDOLPH (69)

Hind 0 0 0, AMorrison 1 0 2, Bowles 2 0 4, Pence 5 0 13, Herington 13 0 30, Shawley 0 0 0, Bushey 0 0 0, Steward 3 0 7, PMorrison 3 0 8, Smallback 1 2 5. Totals 28 2 69.

3-point goals–Rhinehart 2, Pence 3, Herington 4, Steward, Morrison 2, Smallback.

Portville 9 11 4 7 — 31

Randolph 22 23 17 7 — 69

WILDCATS RUN BY PIRATES

CLYMER — Kelsey Wagner hit five triples for 18 points with five rebounds and four assists to lead Sherman past Clymer 68-14 in Division 2.

Baya Oehlbeck also hit five 3-pointers with a game-high 19 points and three steals for the Wildcats (8-1, 5-0); Carlie Gable had 12 points and two assists; Emmersen Crawford collected five rebounds; Teagan Gratto had four steals and three boards; and Madison Emory had four steals.

Elli Bodamer reeled in nine boards, two steals and three blocks for Clymer (3-4, 2-3), while Ava Nyweide collected seven rebounds.

SHERMAN (68)

Gable 4 0 12, Emory 1 1 3, Kioko 1 0 2, Chambers 1 1 3, Crawford 3 1 7, Wagner 6 1 18, Gratto 1 2 4, Oehlbeck 7 0 17, Christensen 0 0 0. Totals 24 6 68.

CLYMER (14)

Pratt 0 0 0, Faulkner 2 0 6, Goetzinger 0 1 1, Fuller 0 0 0, Nyweide 2 0 4, Burchanowski 1 1 3, Malecki 0 0 0, Bodamer 0 0 0, Durfey 0 0 0. Totals 5 2 14.

3-point goals–Gable 4, Wagner 5, Oehlbeck 5, Faulkner 2.

Sherman 19 20 16 13 — 68

Clymer 5 0 5 4 — 14

Jayvees: Sherman won 35-22.

BALANCED ATTACK FOR COUGARS

GOWANDA — Breonna Hopkins led four Cassadaga Valley players in double figures with 17 points as the Cougars coasted past Gowanda 69-34 in a Division 3 contest.

Maddie Debo had 14 points; Emiley Anderson had 13 points, six steals and six assists; and Aliyah Hopkins added 11 points, nine rebounds and three steals for Cassadaga Valley (6-1, 1-1), which led 55-18 after three quarters.

Lauren Kelly led the Panthers (3-3, 0-2) with 8 points.

CASSADAGA VALLEY (69)

DFanara 0 0 0, MFanara 1 0 2, Debo 6 1 14, Meder 2 0 4, Pattyson 2 0 6, EAnderson 6 0 13, AHopkins 5 1 11, BHopkins 5 3 17, HAnderson 1 0 2. Totals 28 5 69.

GOWANDA (34)

Kota 2 0 5, CJohn 3 0 6, KJohn 1 4 7, Beaver 2 0 4, Graham 2 0 4, Kelly 3 2 8, Scanlan 0 0 0. Totals 13 6 34.

3-point goals–Debo, Pattyson 2, EAnderson, BHopkins 4, Kota, KJohn.

Cassadaga Valley 21 11 23 14 — 69

Gowanda 7 7 4 16 — 34