I love it when a player comes in during a Prep Talk chat using some johnny-come-lately name and asks a question about himself. It's always like "Hey Keith, what do you think of that so-and-so kid from XYZ. I see he scored 27 the other night, making a case for All-WNY".
Here are the last four point totals from junior Darnell Carson of CSAT: 32, 27, 29, & 20.
One of my favorites is when a player jumps out of bounds to save a ball, only to throw it against the back of the backboard.
There are only three teams in WNY that haven't lost to a team from WNY: St. Joe's, Jamestown, and Olean.
Stan Wier dropped 37 points on the Warriors in East Aurora's 71-44 win over Cheektowaga, Quinten Campbell scored 33 points to lead Kenmore West past Lew-Port, 62-49, and Jon Gemerek finished with 31 points to lift Depew past Maryvale, 66-59.
Cheektowaga trailed Springville, 45-31 after three quarters of play. The Warriors then used a 31-9 fourth quarter to comeback and win, 62-54.
Akron saw four of its players score a team-high eight points and held Wilson to single-digits in all four quarters of a 53-25 stunner in the N-O.
Kyle Kobis led Bishop Timon/St. Jude with 24 points, as the Tigers earned a 62-42 victory against St. Francis. During the win, Kobis sank a 3-pointer that lifted him past 1,ooo points for his career.
Olean is New York State's #1 ranked team in Class B.
I see a lot of the same faces at the big games each week, including one of the players. If the Warriors aren't practicing or playing, Clayton Hess of Tonawanda can be found at a high school basketball game somewhere.
Grand Island picked up its first league win of the season over Niagara Wheatfield on Friday, outscoring the Falcons 15-6 in the fourth quarter to comeback and win, 49-47. It was the Vikings second straight victory.
Williamsville South topped Iroquois, 77-67, in a game with a high-scoring finish. The Chiefs outscored the Billies, 31-30 in the fourth quarter.
Joe Lowery finished with 37 points in Niagara Catholic's loss to Walsh, Connor Keenan scored 37 points in a 76-72 loss to Iroquois, Barker sophomore Jake Haight put up 35 points & 21 rebounds on Newfane in a 74-64 loss, Sean Weisensal had 34 points for Maryvale in a loss to Depew, and Stan Wier of East Aurora scored 32 points in a losing effort at Amherst.
St. Joe's sophomore, Tyler Hill, a starter for the varsity football and JV basketball teams, was spotted cheering for the Panthers in the Blue Zone when Newfane beat Wilson on Thursday night.
Junior Zeddie Williams scored 18 points, grabbed 15 boards, and dished seven assists as Silver Creek avenged its only loss this season, beating Randolph, 57-54.
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