Section 4 Boys Basketball 2025-26: Star Players and Game Highlights

adminsportify By adminsportify January 18, 2026

Reporting Game Scores

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January 17 Games

Corning 71, Elmira 59

Corning (11-0, 8-0 STAC):

– Nolyn Proudfoot: 26 points on 10-for-15 shooting, 14 rebounds

– Kyler Stevenson: 18 points, 5 rebounds

– Kohl Hogue: 16 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists

– Carter Proudfoot: 18 points, 5 rebounds

Elmira (3-5, 2-4):

– Karim Woodard: 17 points

– Zach Conklin: 14 points

– Darien Harris: 13 points

The Hawks clinched at worst a spot in the STAC West tiebreaker. Corning can clinch division outright with one more league win or one more Ithaca league loss.

Delhi 64, Newfield 53

Delhi (8-3, 4-1):

– Lucas Nealis: 19 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, and 5 assists

– Teddy Kelsh: 14 points

– Ben Schnabel: 13 points

Newfield:

– Jackson Nelson: 22 points

Ithaca 97, Horseheads 45

Seton Catholic Central 77, Waverly 40


January 16 Games

Hornell 72, Bath Haverling 52

Haverling:

– Bentley Decker: 25 points

– Connor Binkowski: 11 points

Hornell:

– Ben Woolever: 29 points

– Tyrone Buchanan: 15 points

Watkins Glen 59, Thomas A. Edison 25

WG (6-4):

– Jude Santos: 21 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds, 2 steals

– Leon Lagramada: 11 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists

– Bryce Bockelkamp: 8 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals

– Christopher Simiele: 8 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds

Said WG coach Scott Morse: “Tonight was another total team effort. I’m very proud of the boys for the energy they brought tonight and the way they played on both ends of the floor.”

Elmira Notre Dame 75, Newark Valley 62

END:

– Max O’Connor: 35 points (eight 3-pointers)

– Rocco Sayers: 17 points (three 3-pointers)

– Landon English: 10 points

– Skoon Jenkins: 7 points

Newark Valley:

– Cooper Davis: 23 points

– Tristan Veruto: 13 points

– Austin Green: 13 points

Delhi 83, Greene 50

Delhi (7-3):

– Lucas Nealis: 10 points, 6 steals, 5 assists

– John Wilson: 9 points, 6 rebounds

– Ben Schnabel: 16 points

Greene:

– Kane Winn: 12 points

– Eli Eggleston: 11 points


January 14 Games

Elmira 67, Horseheads 33

Elmira (3-5):

– Daeshaun Harris: 19 points

– Darien Harris: 17 points

– Zach Conklin: 12 points

Horseheads:

– Keagan Zeller: 6 points

– Jack Starbuck: 6 points

Corning 80, Ithaca 61

Corning (10-0):

– Carter Proudfoot: 31 points on 12-for-24 shooting and 6-for-15 from 3-point range

– Nolyn Proudfoot: 21 points, 10 rebounds

– Kyler Stevenson: 18 points, 5 rebounds

– Kohl Hogue: 10 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists

The Hawks, ranked 30th in New York in Class AAA, outscored Ithaca 25-9 in the fourth quarter.

Ithaca:

– Jasmir Robbins: 21 points

– Vaughn Bailey: 20 points

Delhi 57, Walton/Downsville 46

Delhi (6-3, 3-1):

– Ben Schnabel: 18 points, 6 steals, 6 assists

– Teddy Kelsh: 7 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists

W/D:

– Tyler Reed: 19 points

– Ethan Hall: 10 points


January 13 Games

Elmira Notre Dame 52, Thomas A. Edison 42

TAE:

– Mark Cornacchio: 14 points

– Jha’Zhere Muniz: 14 points

END:

– Landon English: 15 points

– Skoon Jenkins: 12 points

– Rocco Sayers: 10 points

– Finn Schweizer: 10 points

Watkins Glen 61, Newark Valley 48

WG:

– Christopher Simiele: 22 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists

– Jude Santos: 10 points, 5 rebounds

– Dominic Lewis: 10 points, 7 rebounds

– Bryce Bockelkamp: 6 rebounds

Said Lake Hawks coach Scott Morse: “It was kind of an up and down game for us tonight. We played well at times and poorly at times. Christopher Simiele had a fantastic game on both ends of the court. He was just outstanding.”

Wayland-Cohocton 77, Bath Haverling 47

Haverling:

– Connor Binkowski: 14 points

– Owen Burlingame: 10 points

– Josh Wheeler: 8 points

W-C:

– Alex Fedorchuk: 23 points


January 12 Games

Ithaca 71, Elmira 68

Ithaca:

– Jasmir Robbins: 19 points

– Kaden Marzen: 18 points

– Israel Mack: 15 points

– Vaughn Bailey: 14 points

Elmira:

– Daeshaun Harris: 23 points

– Darien Harris: 15 points

– Karim Woodard: 11 points

– Drew Clearwater: 10 points

Corning 85, Maine-Endwell 72

Corning (9-0):

– Nolyn Proudfoot: 38 points on 12-for-20 shooting, 5-for-8 from 3-point range and 9-10 at foul line

– Kyler Stevenson: 17 points, 7 rebounds

– Carter Proudfoot: 13 points, 8 rebounds

– Teigen Gill: 8 points

M-E:

– Marco Konrad: 29 points, 10 rebounds

– Preston Ocker: 23 points


January 10 Games

Delhi 62, Camden 48

Delhi (5-3):

– Teddy Kelsh: 14 points, 11 rebounds, 6 assists

– Lucas Nealis and Ben Schnabel: 12 points each

– Levin Shephard: 10 points


January 9 Games

Corning 92, Horseheads 53

Corning (8-0):

– Five Hawks scored in double figures, led by Nolyn Proudfoot with 18 points.

– Carter Proudfoot: 16 points

– Kyler Stevenson: 14 points

– Kohl Hogue: 12

– Teigen Gill: 10

Horseheads:

– Jahvee Meisner: 11 points

– Jack Starbuck: 10 points

– Lyncoln Bennett: 9 points

– Preston Harmer: 8 points

Elmira Notre Dame 77, Dryden 31

END:

– Rocco Sayers: 15 points and three 3-pointers

– Skoon Jenkins: 13 points

– Finn Schweizer: 12 points

– Landon English: 10 points

– Tate Nanda: 8 points

– Max O’Connor: 8 points

– Mike Sutryk: 7 points

Dryden:

– Joe Oliver: 19 points

Watkins Glen 71, Whitney Point 49

WG (4-4):

– Jude Santos: 19 points, 7 rebounds

– Christopher Simiele: 10 points, 5 assists, 3 steals, 2 rebounds

– Dominic Lewis: 9 points, 9 rebounds

– Leon Lagramada: 9 points

– Caleb Bresett: 7 points, 7 rebounds

Said WG coach Scott Morse: “I thought we played a very solid game tonight. Whitney Point has some real size inside, which is a difficult matchup for us. Their point guard is very quick and gave us trouble tonight too. What I love most about our team is the depth we have. Different players have been stepping up each night to help us begin to find success.”

Lansing 75, Newark Valley 50

Lansing:

– Head coach Joey Volpicelli picked up his 100th career victory.

– Zayden Davis: 27 points, seven 3-pointers

– Jackson Tarbert: 19 points

Newark Valley:

– Tim Wojtysiak: 14 points

– Austin Green: 13

– Tristan Veruto: 12


January 8 Games

Delhi 82, Deposit/Hancock 43

Delhi (4-3):

– Ben Schnabel: 17 points

– Teddy Kelsh: 16 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds, 4 steals

– Lucas Nealis: 10 points

– Levi Shephard: 10 points

D/H:

– Micah Simmons: 22 points


January 7 Games

York 100, Bath Haverling 61

Haverling (2-9):

– Connor Binkowski: 19 points

– Owen Burlingame: 14 points

York:

– Parker Bonefede: 24 points

– Terial Diaz-Pent: 21 points

– Brody Pangrazio: 18 points


January 6 Games

Corning 71, Vestal 48

Corning (7-0):

– Kyler Stevenson: 23 points on 10 of 15 shooting, 6 rebounds

– Nolyn Proudfoot: 18 points, 10 rebounds

– Kohl Hogue: 16 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists. Hawks led 67-38 after three quarters.

Vestal:

– Sculley: 11 points

Lansing 38, Elmira Notre Dame 37

Lansing:

– Daniel Stallone: 9 points

– Zayden Davis and Korbin Pape: 8 points each

END:

– Mike Sutryk: 10 points

– Landon English: 9 points

– Skoon Jenkins: 8 points. Top Crusaders scorer Rocco Sayers out with an injury.


January 5 Games

Delhi 65, Norwich 61

Delhi (3-3):

– Ben Schnabel: 22 points, 4 steals

– Teddy Kelsh: 17 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists

– Levi Shephard: 11 points, 6 rebounds

– Lucas Nealis: 8 points, 7 rebounds

Norwich:

– Kassen Stubb: 17 points

– Cooper Chrystie: 16 points


January 3 Games

Bath Haverling 61, Hammondsport 47

Haverling (2-8):

– Connor Binkowski: 27 points

– Bentley Decker: 12 points in consolation game of Hammondsport Holiday Tournament.

Hammondsport:

– Henry Morrison: 26 points to reach 1,000 for his career.


January 2 Games

Wellsville 57, Bath Haverling 46

Haverling (1-8):

– Connor Binkowski: 24 points

– Colton Coots: 9 points

Wellsville:

– Trenton Green: 27 points

– Blake Kolkoff: 14 points


December 29 Games

Elmira’s Josh Palmer Tournament – National Division Semifinals

St. Andrew’s Episcopal (Potomac, Maryland) 71, St. Mary’s (Annapolis, Maryland) 46

St. Andrew’s led 39-16 at halftime and earned a shot at the program’s second title at the tournament. St. Andrew’s also won in 2014.

Calvert Hall (Baltimore) 68, New Rochelle 38

Calvert Hall:

– Cameron Wood: 33 points, three 3-pointers

– Billy Stanfield III: 16 points

– Ellis Johnson: 14 points

New Rochelle:

– G. Martin: 8 points

National Division Consolations

Binghamton 73, Ithaca 69

Binghamton:

– Jah-lon Cook: 20 points

– Shawn Remplet: 18 points

– Elijah Johnson: 16 points

Ithaca:

– Jasmir Robbins: 23 points

– Vaughn Bailey: 22 points, four 3-pointers

Mechanicsburg (Pa.) 68, Elmira 59

Elmira:

– Darien “Baby” Harris: 16 points

– Julian Colon: 11 points

– Malaki Banks: 8 points

Mechanicsburg:

– Jacob Eager: 24 points

Boys Regional Division 2 Consolation

Elmira Notre Dame 67, North Penn-Mansfield 50

Notre Dame:

– Rocco Sayers: 23 points, five 3-pointers

– Max O’Connor: 15 points on five 3-pointers. Crusaders scored 37 points and made seven 3-pointers in the third quarter after game was knotted 22-22 at halftime.

NP-Mansfield:

– Jason Harer: 15 points

– Colton Pellett: 9 points

– Andy Hermansen: 9 points


December 28 Games

Elmira’s Josh Palmer Tournament – Regional Division 2 Semifinals

Corning 84, North Penn-Mansfield 42

Corning (5-0):

– Nolyn Proudfoot: 22 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals

– Kyler Stevenson: 16 points, 4 rebounds, 4 steals

– Carter Proudfoot: 14 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists

– Arda Derman: 9 points

NP-Mansfield:

– Andy Hermansen: 16 points, 4 rebounds

– Jason Harer: 8 points, 6 rebounds

Waverly 67, Elmira Notre Dame 57

Waverly:

– Hogan Shaw: 29 points on 10-for-16 shooting, 4-for-8 from 3-point range

– Porter Daddona: 13 points, 6 rebounds

– Braiden Judson: 11 points

END:

– Rocco Sayers: 18 points, 4-for-7 from 3-point range

– Max O’Connor: 12 points

– Landon English: 8 points

– Finn Schweizer: 8 points, 6 rebounds

National Division Quarterfinals

St. Andrew’s (Maryland) 66, Elmira 38

St. Mary’s:

– Steve Huan: 20 points, 6 rebounds

– Devin Wingfield: 14 points

– Damon Nelson: 14 points

– Karon BAiley: 10 points

Elmira:

– Zach Conklin: 13 points, 8 rebounds

Calvert Hall (Maryland) 65, Binghamton 42

Calvert Hall:

– Stanfield: 24 points

– Wood: 20 points

Binghamton:

– Elijah Johnson: 11 points

– Shawn Remplet: 9 points

– Jah-lon Cook: 8 points

St. Mary’s (Maryland) 65, Mechanicsburg (Pa.) 45

St. Mary’s:

– Noah Cerny: 21 points, 9 rebounds

– Jovanni Hall: 5 points, 7 assists

– Chisom Eze: 10 points, 5 rebounds

Mechanicsburg:

– Jacob Eager: 27 points, 10 rebounds

New Rochelle 68, Ithaca 45

New Rochelle:

– Brandan Alvarez: 13 points

– Greg Martin: 11 points

– Donovan “Andrew” Jenkins: 11 points and three 3-pointers

Ithaca:

– Jasmir Robbins: 16 points

Regional Division 1 Consolation

Horseheads 41, Thomas A. Edison 21

Horseheads:

– Preston Harmer: 13 points

– Lyncoln Bennett: 8 points, 5 rebounds

– Elijah Miller: 4 points, 12 rebounds

TAE:

– Marquis Bradley Jr.: 8 points, 6 rebounds


December 27 Games

Elmira’s Josh Palmer Tournament – Regional Division 1 Semifinals

Troy (Pa.) 64, Thomas A. Edison 46

Troy:

– Trey Teribury: 17 points

– Josiah Pesesky: 10 points

– Cameron Morey: 10 points

TAE:

– Connor Lasko: 11 points

– Tanner Buchanan: 10 points

Trumansburg 58, Horseheads 52

Trumansburg:

– Arlo Peake: 32 points, 6 rebounds

– Dafydd Williams: 16 points

Horseheads:

– Keagan Zeller: 14 points, 5 rebounds

– Jack Starbuck, Lyncoln Bennett: 10 points each


December 23 Games

Keshequa Tournament

Bath Haverling 68, Warsaw 60

Haverling (1-6):

– Connor Binkowski: 23 points

– Bentley Decker: 17 points

– Josh Wheeler: 11 points

Warsaw:

– Brayden Merritt: 23 points


December 19 Games

Dansville 54, Bath Haverling 38

Dansville:

– Jake Kreily: 16 points

Haverling:

– Miles McCormick: 15 points

– Connor Binkowski: 11


December 18 Games

Elmira Notre Dame 73, Trumansburg 61

END (5-0):

– Rocco Sayers and Max O’Connor combined for 54 points and 12 3-pointers as Crusaders won for third time in three days. O’Connor had 28 points and eight 3-pointers. Sayers contributed 26 points and four 3-pointers. Landon English chipped in 15 points.

Trumansburg:

– Arlo Peake: 22 points

– Emmett Asbrand: 17

– Dafydd Williams: 14

Delhi 72, Sidney 40

Delhi:

– Ben Schnabel: 20 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals

– Lucas Nealis: 16 points (four 3-pointers)

– Cael Townsend: 6 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals, 4 assists

– Cole Vredenburgh: 6 points, 6 rebounds

Sidney:

– Jack Langstaff, Gabe Cirigliano: 9 points each


December 17 Games

Elmira Notre Dame 85, Horseheads 52

END (4-0):

– Rocco Sayers: 26 points, four 3-pointers

– Max O’Connor: 16 points, four 3-pointers

– Mike Sutryk: 11 points

– Landon English: 9 points

– Finn Schweizer: 9 points

– Skoon Jenkins: 9 points

Horseheads:

– Lyncoln Bennett: 18 points, five 3-pointers

Wellsville 62, Bath Haverling 53

Wellsville:

– Trenton Green: 21 points

Haverling:

– Owen Burlingame: 17 points

– Bentley Decker: 14

– Connor Binkowski: 12

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