For the host Bears, they coasted to a 67-23 victory over Brocton in the opening round. For the Golden Falcons, their spot in the title game came with a little more difficulty.

Chautauqua Lake 21-14 at halftime, but Falconer outscored the Eagles 12-5 in the third quarter and won 44-38.

Chautauqua Lake jumped ahead 9-1 in the opening four minutes and led 11-5 after the first quarter before taking a seven-point lead into halftime.

In the third quarter, the Golden Falcons went on an 8-0 run — a 3-pointer from Donovan Delaney, a steal and a layup from Max Parmentier, and a Delaney layup after another Eagles turnover — to make it a one-point game with 3:23 left in the period.

OBSERVER Photo by Matt Spielman Chautauqua Lake’s Asher Olson puts up a reverse layup against Falconer during the opening round of the Frewsburg Holiday Tournament on Friday in Frewsburg.

With 43.9 seconds left in the quarter, Delaney converted another layup off another turnover to give Falconer its first lead at 27-26.

A Liam Swan layup gave the lead back to Chautauqua Lake early in the fourth quarter, but Marcus Parmentier scored on a putback with 4:15 remaining to give the Golden Falcons a 33-32 lead they would never relinquish.

Max Parmentier and Delaney scored 12 points apiece for Falconer, Chase Bianco added 9 and Marcus Parmentier had 7. Max Parmentier grabbed a team-high 11 rebounds to go along with three assists, two blocked shots and two steals; Marcus Parmentier had five rebounds and two assists; and Delaney had four rebounds and two steals.

Joey Abuhmeidan led the Eagles with 13 points and Asher Olson added 10.

In the second game, Frewsburg used a 12-5 second quarter to take a 14-point halftime lead before outscoring the Bulldogs 41-11 in the second half.

Trent Lewis led the Bears with 18 points to go along with four rebounds, three steals and three assists; Jaden Collver had 12 points, nine rebounds, four steals and two blocked shots; Drake Beckstrom had 12 points, six rebounds and four steals; and Isaac Hultberg had 10 points, eight steals, five assists and two blocked shots.

Chautauqua Lake and Brocton will play in the consolation game at 4 p.m. today.

Falconer 44, Chautauqua Lake 38

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (38)

JSwan 0 0 0, Jacobson 0 0 0, Abuhmeidan 4 3 13, Fairbank 1 0 3, Gibbs 1 1 4, Olson 4 2 10, LSwan 4 0 8. Totals 14 6 38.

FALCONER (44)

Delaney 5 1 12, Carlson 1 0 2, Bianco 4 1 9, MaxParmentier 5 2 12, MarParmentier 3 1 7, Washington 0 0 0, Nutt 0 0 0. Totals 19 5 44.

3-point goals–Abuhmeidan 2, Fairbank, Gibbs, Delaney.

Chautauqua Lake 11 10 5 12 — 38

Falconer 5 9 13 17 — 44

Frewsburg 67, Brocton 23

BROCTON (23)

Gustafson 0 0 0, Spiller 2 0 4, Ludwig 0 0 0, Cook 0 0 0, Walker 0 0 0, Ehmke 1 0 3, Mitchell 4 1 9, Lindstrom 1 1 3, Pryll 1 2 4. Totals 9 4 23.

FREWSBURG (67)

Cusimano 1 2 5, Weaver 0 0 0, Signorino 3 0 6, Lewis 8 1 18, Beckstrom 6 0 12, Hultberg 4 2 10, Pasieka 2 0 4, Collver 6 0 12. Totals 30 5 67.

3-point goals–Ehmke, Cusimano, Lewis.

Brocton 7 5 6 5 — 23

Frewsburg 14 12 21 20 — 67

WESTFIELD WINTER CLASSIC

MARAUDERS, WOLVERINES ADVANCE

WESTFIELD — Dunkirk and Westfield will meet for the Westfield Winter Classic title today.

The host Wolverines beat North Collins 52-32 on Friday, which was preceded by the Marauders’ 71-60 win over Gowanda.

Dunkirk was able to outlast the Panthers despite a tournament-high 37 points from Trelin Warrior.

K’Vion Tell led the Marauders with 23 points, Aries Cheverez had 20 and Malik McCall added 10.

Dunkirk led 18-13 after the first quarter and 34-29 at halftime before taking a seven-point lead into the fourth quarter.

In the nightcap, Westfield jumped out to a 12-3 lead after the first quarter and led 25-11 at halftime.

Grant Beadle led the Wolverines with 19 points and 17 rebounds while Nolan Anderson had 9 points and five rebounds. Joel Stein and Braylon Swanson each had four steals.

Walter Ebersole led the Eagles with 12 points and Eli Hoffman scored 10.

Dunkirk 71, Gowanda 60

DUNKIRK (71)

Tell 10 2 23, Cheverez 8 0 20, Krystofiak 3 0 6, McCall 5 0 10, Kenner 1 0 2, Rodriguez 3 0 8, McQuiggan 0 0 0, Carr 1 0 2, Sheehan 0 0 0, Bache 0 0 0, Boland 0 0 0. Totals 31 2 71.

GOWANDA (60)

AGeiger 2 0 4, SGeiger 3 0 6, Barrett 1 2 5, Montour 3 0 6, Warrior 13 6 37, Fernandes 1 0 2, Jones 0 0 0, Stevens 0 0 0. Totals 23 8 60.

3-point goals–Tell, Cheverez 4, Rodriguez 2, Barrett, Warrior 5.

Dunkirk 18 16 18 19 — 71

Gowanda 13 16 16 15 — 60

Westfield 52, North Collins 32

NORTH COLLINS (32)

Parnitzke 0 0 0, Bartholomew 1 0 3, Keen 3 1 7, Hoffman 4 1 10, Ebersole 6 0 12, Rice 0 0 0. Totals 14 2 32.

WESTFIELD (52)

Paddock 0 0 0, Baum 0 2 2, Stein 3 0 6, Tuah 2 0 4, Swanson 2 0 4, Thomas 1 0 3, Anderson 4 0 9, Ramm 2 2 7, Wells 0 0 0, Beadle 8 1 17. Totals 22 5 52.

3-point goals–Bartholomew, Hoffman, Thomas, Anderson.

North Collins 3 8 11 10 — 33

Westfield 12 13 13 14 — 52