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Boys Basketball: High Scores Highlight Action

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  Published in Science and Technology on Thursday, January 22nd 2026 at 1:20 GMT by syracuse.com
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Boys Basketball: A Night of High Scores and Close Contests

In boys basketball, several games saw impressive offensive displays. The Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) team dominated Rome Free Academy with a 78-55 victory, fueled by a standout 28-point performance from Buddy Boeheim IV, continuing the Boeheim family's legacy of basketball excellence. New Hartford secured a tight 72-68 win over Utica Proctor, with Jamal Jackson leading the charge and netting a game-high 32 points. Jamesville-DeWitt (J-D) edged out Nottingham 65-60, thanks in part to Kenny White's 18 points. Finally, Fayetteville-Manlius (F-M) secured a 70-64 win against Liverpool, with Luke Held contributing 24 points to their cause. The high scores across these games indicate a focus on fast-paced offensive strategies this season.

Girls Basketball: Dynamic Performances and Competitive Matches

The girls' basketball scene saw equally compelling action. Westhill emerged victorious over Skaneateles, 62-55, with Sophia DeMarco leading the scoring at 22 points. J-D continued their strong season with a 68-50 win against Corcoran, driven by Maddie Evans' 19-point contribution. A particularly close match saw Bishop Luden defeat CBA 65-60, with Olivia McDonald's 25 points proving crucial. Liverpool secured a narrow 71-68 victory over Cicero-North Syracuse, spearheaded by Ava Knapp's impressive 26-point performance. The level of competition in girls' basketball is clearly high, resulting in several nail-biting finishes.

Hockey: Overtime Thrillers and Dominant Performances

The hockey matchups delivered excitement and skill. Syracuse posted a decisive 5-2 victory over West Genesee, with Ryan Kane contributing two goals. The evening also featured a thrilling overtime contest between West Genesee and Fayetteville-Manlius, which West Genesee ultimately won 4-3, thanks to a game-winning goal from Tommy Kiser. Skaneateles showcased their strength with a commanding 6-1 victory over Auburn, highlighted by Cole Kiernan's hat trick - a truly outstanding individual performance. This demonstrates a mix of competitive balance and dominant team play within Section III hockey.

Wrestling: Team Strength and Individual Victories

In wrestling, Fayetteville-Manlius secured a 36-24 victory over Liverpool, with significant contributions from Jake Brodeur and Ethan Carbone. CBA demonstrated their wrestling prowess with a 42-18 win against West Genesee, fueled by pins from Dominic Scalisi and Cole Damiani. Jamesville-DeWitt (J-D) prevailed over Nottingham with a score of 40-28, thanks to key victories from Alex Smith and Ben Wilcox. These results emphasize the overall team strength and the importance of individual matchups in wrestling competitions. The consistent appearance of J-D across multiple sports highlights their program's strength in the Section III landscape.

Looking Ahead:

The Section III sports season is well underway, and these results provide a snapshot of the current competitive landscape. Fans can anticipate more exciting matchups and standout performances as teams continue their quest for championships. Further analysis will focus on how these early season results influence team strategies and individual player development leading up to the playoffs.