By halftime, the Warriors had seized control.

Lucus Brown scored 11 of his game-high 28 points during a 24-4 second quarter to lead Salamanca to a 69-48 victory over the Marauders at the Salamanca High School gym.

Jaxson Ross added 10 points, Avery Brown chipped in 9 and Jacob Herrick had 8 for the Warriors who improved to 14-3 overall and 8-0 in the division.

For Dunkirk (5-10, 3-5), Greg Orcutt led the way with 17 points and K’Vion Tell added 10.

OBSERVER Photo by Ashleigh Brown Fredonia’s Mike Hahn drives the lane during Tuesday’s CCAA Division 1 West game against Southwestern.

DUNKIRK (48)

Tell 3 2 10, McCall 1 1 3, Orcutt 6 3 17, Zentz 1 0 2, Santiago 0 0 0, Sellers 1 4 6, Denson 0 0 0, Krystofiak 1 0 2, Paz 1 0 2, EliMorales 2 0 4, EliasMorales 0 0 0, Gaines 0 0 0, Totals 17 10 48.

SALAMANCA (69)

Herrick 3 0 8, Bradley 3 0 6, Isaac 2 0 4, Gillman 0 0 0, ABrown 4 1 9, Ross 4 1 10, LBrown 12 2 28, Holleran 0 0 0, Trietley 0 2 2, Whitcomb 0 0 0, Austen 1 0 2, Totals 29 6 69.

3-point goals — Tell 2, Orcutt 2, Herrick 2, Ross, LBrown 2.

OBSERVER Photo Scott Kindberg Dunkirk’s Greg Orcutt rises up for a shot against Salamanca in D1 West action.

Dunkirk 12 4 14 18 — 48

Salamanca 13 24 20 12 — 69

Jayvees: Salamanca 49, Dunkirk 37

HILLBILLIES HIT 15 3s

A 30-12 first quarter propelled Fredonia to an 82-46 Division 1 West victory over Southwestern.

The Hillbillies, who hit 15 3-pointers, led 51-31 at halftime en route to their second-highest scoring output of the season.

Davion White led Fredonia (11-6, 5-3) with 24 points and 10 rebounds to go along with four assists, while Mike Hahn and Ashton Putney each hit six 3-pointers on their way to 18 points.

The Trojans fell to 4-13 overall and 1-7 in the league.

FOLEY HAS CAREER NIGHT

ELLERY — Senior Jonah Foley scored a career-high 26 points, including five 3-pointers, to lead Maple Grove past Sherman 66-58 in Division 2 West.

Marcus Laney added 16 points for the Red Dragons (11-5, 6-4), who led 28-19 at halftime before pulling ahead by 16 entering the final quarter.

Jacob Ferranto and Daniel Meeder led the Wildcats (6-12, 2-9) with 17 points apiece.

SHERMAN (58)

Pinzok 3 1 7, Thomas 1 0 2, Johnson 0 0 0, DeKoning 0 0 0, Beatman 1 1 4, Chambers 0 0 0, Swan 2 1 5, Meeder 7 2 17, Allen 1 0 2, Bestvold 0 0 0, Applebee 1 1 4, Ferranto 6 1 17. Totals 22 7 58.

MAPLE GROVE (66)

Cresanti 4 1 9, Foley 9 3 26, Lombardo 0 0 0, Rogers 3 0 6, Mansfield 3 0 8, Laney 7 1 16, Bless 0 1 1, Verbosky 0 0 0, Barton 0 0 0, Colburn 0 0 0. Totals 26 6 66.

3-point goals–Beatman, Meeder, Applebee, Ferranto 4, Foley 5, Mansfield 2, Laney.

Sherman 12 7 18 21 — 58

Maple Grove 13 15 25 13 — 66

Jayvees: Maple Grove won.

EAGLES UPSET WESTFIELD

MAYVILLE — Sophomore Cody Jacobson scored a career-high 31 points as Chautauqua Lake beat Westfield 60-42 in Division 2 West.

Jacobson, who scored 30 points during his varsity debut last season, had 14 points during the first half Tuesday and 17 in the second half.

“In the first half, he was hitting shots,” Chautauqua Lake head coach Devin Pope said, “but in the second half he started getting to the rim and finding open guys.”

The Wolverines were playing without standout guard Carson Swanson.

Jacobson also had five steals and four rebounds, Brendan Klossner had eight rebounds and Brayden Gibbs had six rebounds for the Eagles (6-11, 4-6).

Zach Maguire led the Wolverines (16-2, 9-1) with 19 points to go along with nine rebounds, while Aaron Fuller had 13 points, eight rebounds and four assists.

“Any win for a young team is a big confidence boost,” Pope said. “Any points we can get toward playoffs are huge whether we’re playing Westfield or any team.”

WESTFIELD (42)

Lawrence 1 2 4, Whitesell 1 0 2, Maguire 7 3 19, Beadle 0 1 1, Vacanti 1 0 3, Fuller 6 1 13. Totals 16 7 42.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (60)

Jacobson 12 4 31, Henry 1 0 2, Fairbank 1 0 2, Gibbs 3 0 7, Freay 1 0 2, Olson 4 0 8, Houser 1 0 3, Klossner 1 2 5. Totals 24 6 60.

3-point goals–Maguire 2, Vacanti, Jacobson 3, Gibbs, Houser, Klossner.

Westfield 13 4 12 13 — 42

Chautauqua Lake 11 12 15 22 — 60

Jayvees: Westfield won.

GOLDEN FALCONS TRIM PORTVILLE

FALCONER — Rodger Markham poured in 30 points, grabbed five rebounds and five steals to lead Falconer past Portville 54-45 in Division 1 East action.

Mathis Baehr added another 10 points and eight rebounds for the Golden Falcons (9-8, 5-5).

Portville (4-13, 2-8) was led by Luke Petryszak with 18 points.

PORTVILLE (45)

Wilson 0 0 0, Armstrong 1 0 3, Young 2 0 4, Perkins 0 0 0, Padlo 1 0 3, DeFazio 2 0 4, Vansickle 2 2 6, Stives 2 0 4, Obergfell 1 0 3, Petryszak 7 2 18. Totals 18 4 45.

FALCONER (54)

Fuller 3 0 6, MBaehr 4 2 10, Swanson 0 0 0, Bailey 1 0 2, RMarkham 12 4 30, ZMarkham 0 2 2, Binkley 0 0 0, Parmentier 2 0 4. Totals 22 8 54.

3-point goals–Armstrong, Obergfell, Petryszak 2, RMarkham 2.

Portville 8 13 14 10 — 45

Falconer 13 17 7 17 — 54

PANTHERS TAKE DOWN HORNETS

FORESTVILLE — Miles Volk scored 23 points to lead Pine Valley over Forestville 54-37 in Division 2 East action.

Nick Seabolt added another 9 points and Jon Sheldon had 8 for the Panthers (7-10, 6-4).

Forestville (2-14, 2-8) was led by William Duliba with 11 points and Jackson Rebmann added 10.

PINE VALLEY (54)

Slade 2 0 5, Ivett 1 0 2, Seabolt 3 0 9, JoSheldon 1 5 8, Volk 10 2 23, Bradigan 0 1 1, Elliott 2 0 4, JaSheldon 0 0 0, Meurant 0 0 0, White 1 0 2. Totals 20 8 54.

FORESTVILLE (37)

Barrett 4 0 9, Hendricks 2 1 5, Waterman 1 0 2, Connolly 0 0 0, Duliba 4 0 11, Rebmann 4 0 10, Mescall 0 0 0. Totals 15 1 37.

3-point goals–Slade, Seabolt 3, JoSheldon, Volk, Barrett, Duliba 3, Rebmann 2.

Pine Valley 14 13 12 15 — 54

Forestville 3 9 11 14 — 37

PANAMA HITS 12 3s

CLYMER — Carter Brink had 31 points and Bryce Hinsdale added 20 as Panama coasted past Clymer 83-37 in Division 2 West.

Brink had four assists and four steals, while Hinsdale had three steals for the Panthers (15-2, 8-2).

Panama, which made 12 3-pointers, led 23-11 after the first quarter and 46-19 at halftime.

Tanner Mihalko led the Pirates (8-10, 6-5) with 11 points and Jonathan Massing had nine rebounds.

PANAMA (83)

Mescall 4 0 10, Hinsdale 7 2 20, Keefe 0 0 0, Brink 13 1 31, Catanese 1 4 7, Graves 1 0 2, Horton 3 0 7, Spiesman 2 0 4, Barmore 1 0 2, Rhoades 0 0 0, Vicente 0 0 0. Totals 32 7 83.

CLYMER (37)

White 2 1 6, Mihalko 3 4 11, JBeckerink 0 0 0, Einink 2 1 7, Dunnewold 0 0 0, KBeckerink 3 0 8, Massing 2 1 5, Shampoe 0 0 0, Redlecki 0 0 0, Mitchell 1 0 2. Totals 13 7 37.

3-point goals–Mescall 2, Hinsdale 4, Brink 4, Catanese, Horton, White, Mihalko, Einink 2, KBeckerink 2.

Panama 23 23 24 13 — 83

Clymer 11 8 9 9 — 37

CARDINALS CLINCH TITLE

RANDOLPH — Randolph clinched the Division 1 East title outright with a 59-41 victory over second-place Frewsburg.

Drew Hind led the Cardinals (17-2, 11-0) with 33 points, seven rebounds, five assists, four steals and a blocked shot, while Griffin Nelson had 9 points, four rebounds, three steals and three assists.

Randolph led 18-9 after the first quarter.

Gavin Smith paced the Bears (10-8, 8-2) with 13 points and three assists to go along with seven rebounds. Blake Weaver had 10 points and seven rebounds, while Kael Collver had 9 points, 12 rebounds, five steals and four blocked shots.

FREWSBURG (41)

Haglund 2 1 5, Brink 1 1 4, Smith 3 6 13, Weaver 3 4 10, Dahlin 0 0 0, Eckman 0 0 0, Sanfilippo 0 0 0, Collver 3 3 9. Totals 12 15 41.

RANDOLPH (59)

Morrison 0 0 0, Kelly 2 0 6, Hind 13 5 33, Nelson 4 0 9, McElwain 1 0 3, Freeman 2 0 4, Brooks 0 0 0, Huntington 2 0 4. Totals 24 5 59.

3-point goals–Brink, Smith, Kelly 2, Hind 2, Nelson, McElwain.

Frewsburg 9 10 13 9 — 41

Randolph 18 14 13 12 — 59

ELLICOTTVILLE PULLS AWAY FROM T’WOLVES

CATTARAUGUS — Owen Chudy had 19 points, 10 rebounds, four steals and three blocked shots to lead Ellicottville past Cattaraugus-Little Valley 56-42 in Division 2 East.

Carter Smith added 12 points, six rebounds and five assists, while William Benatovich had 10 rebounds and four steals for the Eagles (12-5, 9-1), who led 24-22 at halftime before outscoring the Timberwolves 19-11 in the third quarter.

Cattaraugus-Little Valley fell to 4-13 overall and 4-6 in the league.