Greece Arcadia senior forward Keith McGee runs down the ball during a scrimmage in practice.

Keith McGee goes for a dunk during practice at Greece Arcadia High School on Wednesday, January 6, 2016.

Greece Arcadia Titans

Coach: Roger Klimek, 20th year (217-197).

Current record: 6-3.

Classification/2014-15 finish: A1/ lost to Wilson Magnet in quarterfinals.

Starters back: Zach D’Arpino, 5 feet-10 inches, senior G; Dan Freese, 6-2 sr. F; Reggie Clark, 5-10 sr. G; Fidel Norris, 6-1 sr. F;

Starting lineup: Keith McGee, 6-2 sr. F; D’Arpino, Freese, Clark and Norris.

On the court: The Titans seem as experienced as can be expected, with an all-senior lineup and at least two others who have played significant minutes: Drew Freese, a 6-5 forward and 6-4 forward Jon Dueker. … McGee, a 2015 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Team member at Leadership Academy in Rochester after a vote by coaches in Section V, has provided a jolt. Arcadia had a hole in its lineup after the graduation of Jon Wilson. “(McGee) makes us a contender, without a doubt,” Klimek said. … The Titans needed more than McGee to lead the entire way against Irondequoit and put together a four-game win streak. Arcadia also lost to Greece Athena after a buzzer-beater. “We can all shoot threes pretty well,” Klimek said. … Freese, the team’s leading rebounder, produced double-digit scoring and rebounding in two of the team’s previous three games. … Arcadia played the first of two games against Batavia on Jan. 8. … Leading scorers: McGee (21.4 points per game), Clark (15.9) and D’Arpino (9.0).

Keith McGee does a drill during practice at Greece Arcadia High School on Wednesday, January 6, 2016.

Webster Thomas goalie Dalton Jerzak, left, stops a penalty shot by Webster Schroeder’s Matt Montgomery in the third period to preserve the 2-2 tie Webster Ice Arean as part of the Robert J. Smith Memorial High School Hockey Showcase on Saturday.

Webster Schroeder’s Tommy Winn, right, takes a shot on goal past Webster Thomas defender Zachary Fosdick during regular season game played at Webster Ice Arean as part of the Robert J. Smith Memorial High School Hockey Showcase on Saturday, January 9, 2016. Webster Schroeder and Webster Thomas played to a 2-2 tie.

Hector Vargas, who finished with two goals, scored to even the game at 2-2 for Webster Thomas as the Titans tied Webster Schroeder in a Section V hockey game on Saturday.

Tyler Cooligan had two assists for Webster Thomas (9-1-2).

Webster Schroeder led 2-1 after the first period.

Connor Ball tallied a goal and an assist and Matt Montgomery added two assists for the Warriors (6-4-1).

Boys Swimming

Bath Invitational

200 medley relay: 1. Brockport (Alex Burrow, Brandon Amthor, Nathaniel Bartalo, Bruce Kane) 1:39.48; 2. Pittsford (Samuel Roche, Arthur Fan, Casey Ransford, Ben Beldner) 1:40.79; 3. Avon (Nick Fasoldt, Trevor McCabe, Drew Page, Nic Wolfer) 1:45.37; 200 freestyle: 1. Amthor (BKPT) 1:43.58; 2. Britt Kaukeinen (Irondequoit) 1:45.82; 3. James Baker (Honeoye Falls-Lima) 1:46.99; 200 IM: 1. Noah Stevens (Brighton) 1:58.28; 2. David DeLaus (HFL) 2:00.80; 3. Bruce Kane (BKPT) 2:05.44; 50 freestyle: 1. Wolfer (AVON) 22.08*; 2. Alex Baker (Canandaigua) 22.83; 3. Christian Realbuto (PITT) 23.07; Diving: 1. Sean Riley (PITT) 523.40; 2. Shane Gillman (Dansville) 507.35; 3. Corey Neas (BRIG) 492.25; 100 butterfly: 1. Noah Stevens (BRIG) 51.03*@; 2. Arthur Fan (PITT) 51.43*; 3. Max Wagner (Hilton) 56.22; 100 freestyle: 1. Wolfer (AVON) 47.53*; 2. Bartalo (BKPT) 48.31*; 3. Baker (CANA) 49.74; 500 freestyle: 1. Baker (HFL) 4:45.16*; 2. Tim Drake (PITT) 4:55.76; 3. John Kellett (PITT) 4:56.98; 200 freestyle relay: Brockport (Bartalo, Bruce Kane, Alex Regna, Amthor) 1:28.29*; 2. Hilton (Lee Lohrmann, Adram Reitz, Wagner, Alex Parks) 1:30.81; 3. Honeoye Falls-Lima (Baker, DeLaus, Zach Skelton, Harper Coleman) 1:31.74; 100 backstroke: 1. Arthur Fan (PITT) 53.62*: 2. Kaukeinen (IRON) 54.61*; 3. DeLaus (HFL) 55.92; 100 breaststroke: 1. Chris Evans (PITT) 1:05.19; 2. Eric Fan (PITT) 1:05.23; 3. Tommy Magda (PITT) 1:05.79; 400 freestyle relay: 1. Brockport (Amthor, Kane, Bartalo, Matt Dambra) 3:13.58*@; 2. Pittsford (Samuel Roche, John Kellett, Ransford, Arthur Fan) 3:18.43; 3. Honeoye Falls-Lima (Baker, Jackson Kammermeier, Harper Coleman, DeLaus) 3:19.83. * = State cut @ = Pool record

Harley-Allendale Columbia Invitational

Boys

Team: 1. Attica, 235; 2. York, 216; 3. Gananda, 197; 4. Harley-Allendale Columbia, 191; 4. Geneseo, 191; 6. Albion-VI, 95; 7. Oakfield-Alabama, 90; 8. Wheatland-Chili, 58; 9. Batavia-Notre Dame, 48; 10. Wayne, 42; 11. World of Inquiry, 33; 12. Batavia, 4.

Individual: 200 medley relay: Geneseo (John Baker, Zac Shine, Alex Kruger, Josh Welch) 1:50.62; 800 freestyle relay: Attica (Alex Kunes, Kyle Best, Tyler Stachowiak, Matthew Langerman) 8:01.65*; 200 IM: Kunes (Att) 2:06.97; 50 freestyle: Stachowiak (Att) 23.68; 100 butterfly: Tanner Streb (York) 58.67; 400 medley relay: Geneseo (John Baker, Zac Shine, Alex Kruger, Garrison Hunt) 4:08.21; 100 freestyle: Stachowiak (Att) 52.27; 100 backstoke: Chris Lemley (Batavia-Notre Dame) 57.33; 400 freestyle relay: Attica (Kunes, Andrew Stoffel, Langerman, Stachowiak) 3:37.05; 100 breaststroke: –Kunes (Att) 1:04.42; 200 freestyle relay – Harley-Allendale Columbia (Matthew Gelb, Max Kreckel, Jacob LaDue, Gil Smolyak) 1:38.58.

Girls

Team scores: 1. Harley-Allendale Columbia, 350; 2. Attica, 267; 3. Oakfield-Alabama, 90; 4. Albion-VI, 109; 5. Batavia Notre-Dame 91; 6. Wheatland-Chili, 80.

Individual: 200 medley relay: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Stephanie Cui, Emma Tracy, Floriana Milazzo, Nicole Gelb) 2:01.10; 800 freestyle relay – Attica (Reagan Bifarella, Jordyn Stachowiak, Jackie Keicher, Bayli Fugle) 9:43.78; 200 IM: Emma Tracy (HAC) 2:21.93; 50 freestyle: Nicole Gelb (HAC) 24.70*; 100 butterfly: Liz Jurs (O-A) 1:07.43; 400 medley relay: Oakfield-Alabama (Madie LaGrou, Brittany Hicks, Jurs, Logan Cadieux) 4:51.67; 100 freestyle: LaGrou (O-A) 56.59*; 100 backstroke: Gelb (56.59)@; 400 freestyle relay: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Lily Kegl, Kit Taylor, Lila Campbell, Emma Tracy) 4:10.18; 100 breaststroke: Bifarella (Att) 1:20.23; 200 freestyle relay: Harley-Allendale Columbia (Campbell, Taylor, Milazzo, Gelb) 1:50.11. * = Meet record @ = School record

Indoor Track and Field

RIT Invitational

Abby McGahey won the triple jump (34-0) and Rachel Richenburg won the weight throw (35-10) for Canandaigua. The 3,200 relay team of Lily VonRhedy, Stella Gullo, Katie Cobos and Molly O’Neil placed first for the Braves.

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McQuaid’s Thomas Jones, right, shoots over East’s Darrell Barley on Jan. 5, 2016.

Bishop Kearney senior guard Quinton Rose

McQuaid basketball freshman forward Isaiah Stewart

Greece Arcadia senior forward Keith McGee

Greece Athena senior forward Anthony Lamb

Fairport junior guard Dan Masino

One person’s list of must-see high school basketball players can be a target to blast on Twitter for another.

No problem.

It is understood a few suggestions are coming this way. There were disagreements about this list even before its publication.

So understand there is acknowledgement of the performance of Rush-Henrietta guard Reggie Robinson during the last season-and-a-half. The same goes for Honeoye Falls-Lima senior Tommy Eastman.

There have been big statistics produced by Edison’s Marique Simkin and Donte Crumpler, Churchville-Chili’s Malek Williams and Penfield’s De’Quan Smith. Performances by East High’s Zion Morrison and Christian Simmons of School of the Arts have not gone unnoticed, either. The same goes for Bishop Kearney’s Rian Carter and Webster Schroeder’s Brandon Gartland. It is known that Aquinas junior Jalen Pickett is a good player, too.

“I think Matthew Keenan (at Fairport) is playing at a different level, at times,” Victor coach and former All-Greater Rochester Co-Player of the Year Kevin Downey said. “He’s a scholarship basketball player.”

This list includes a scholarship player or two. There is a player in his first year of high school. There is a high-flier in this bunch and another player we’ve watched improve since he joined his team as an underclassmen.

This list may not include the area’s five top players, but they are worth jumping into your car to go see them play. Just one opinion. Let me know who would be on your list and why. We can have a blast on Twitter.

Quinton Rose 

Bishop Kearney’s Quinton Rose reaches for the ball as Rush-Henrietta’s Ja’Shaun Smith dribbles in the third quarter at Rush-Henrietta High School.

School: Bishop Kearney.

Position: Guard. Jersey number: 0.

Class: Senior.

Height/weight: 6-6/180 pounds.

Statistics: Averaging 19.0 points, four rebounds and three assists.

Coach speak: “The young man is 6-6 and can handle the ball like a point guard,” Bishop Kearney coach Kevin Goode.

From the notebook: Verbal commitment to Temple University of the Division I American Athletic Conference. …  You kind of wonder what happens to the slender Rose, if a game turns physical. Goode said an ability to finish drives to the basket is proof of Rose’s increased strength through off-season weight training. … 2015 All-Greater Rochester first team selection, after averaging 15.4 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists. … “He’s playing with a sense of urgency because this is his last year,” Goode said. … Wake Forest, Notre Dame, Stanford and George Washington also showed interest in the fourth-year varsity member.

Twitter: @qrose_3

Keith McGee

Senior Keith McGee runs the ball down the court during a scrimmage in practice at Greece Arcadia High School on Wednesday, January 6, 2016.

School: Greece Arcadia.

Position: Forward. Jersey number: 3.

Class: Senior.

Height/weight: 6-2/180 pounds.

Statistics: Averaging 21.4 points, 6.5 rebounds and four assists.

Coach speak: “He’s been something. He could be a player (at the Division I level). When he dunks, he puts on a show. He’s freed up other kids, and  is very unselfish. He shares the ball, he’s not afraid to make the extra pass. You have to see him play,” Arcadia coach Roger Klimek said.

From the notebook: Scored 39 points in a tight loss to Greece Athena. … Also has scored 31 in a game earlier this season, scored 30 or more three times last season as a junior at Leadership Academy in Rochester. … 2015 AGR team after he averaged 19 points and five assists for the Lions, who played in the Class B state semifinals. … Would have been Leadership’s lone returning starter this season. “If he were still with us, we would be competing for a state title,” Leadership coach Reggie Simmons said. “He handles the ball. He shoots. He rebounds. He’s very athletic. He’s come a long way, in terms of playing defense. A very impactful player. You know where he is on the floor at all times.” … Son of Chauncey Leslie, an AGR guard at Marshall High, who played at the University of Iowa.

Twitter: @athenabball

Anthony Lamb

Athena’s Anthony Lamb pulls in a rebound over Wilson’s Deandre Adullah.

School: Greece Athena.

Position: Forward. Jersey number: 2.

Class: Senior.

Height/weight: 6-6/230 pounds.

Statistics: Averaging 31.7 points, 17 rebounds, four assists and two blocks.

Coach speak;  “I think he’s the best, he’s ready for college. One reason is his maturity right now, he doesn’t let things rattle him. He understands that going to college, you need a whole ‘nother work-level,” McQuaid Jesuit coach Jack Leasure said.

From the notebook: Verbal commitment to University of Vermont of the Division I America East Conference. …Shooting percentage from the field this season is at 64. …. Season-high 48 points in Athena’s season-opener and has topped 30 points in six games. … 2015 first-team all-state and AGR Player of the Year. … “We probably have the best rebounder in Section V,” Greece Athena coach Jim Johnson said. … Practice habits led to a transformation of his body and a more athletic game. … “No one else but me (on this year’s Athena team) has really played on varsity. I feel like we have to gain more experience in the coming weeks, so we can be ready for sectionals and states. That’s all we are really missing. We have enough talent, but we’re just not used to the pressure or playing teams with shooters like (Fairport).”

Twitter: @Titan_Hoops

Hard work key for Athena’s Anthony Lamb

Dan Masino 

Fairport’s Dan Masino, right, dribbles by Rush-Henrietta’s Wendell Felder during regular season game played at Rush-Henrietta High School on Friday, December 18, 2015. Fairport beat Rush-Henrietta 61-48.

School: Fairport.

Position: Guard. Jersey number: 20.

Class: Junior.

Height/weight: 6-2/180 pounds.

Statistics:Averaging 18.1 points, 6.6 rebounds and four assists.

Coach speak: “He’s a competitor, and I think people see that. He’s not the quickest. He’s not 6-8 and jumping out of the gym, but he’s not going to back down from anyone. He’s strong physically and he’s strong mentally,” Fairport coach Scott Fitch said.

From the notebook: His poise was apparent during his freshman season on the Fairport varsity. … Helped Fairport reach Section V tournament finals each of the last two seasons. … Fairport’s leading scorer this season. … Named to the 2015 AGR team after he averaged 15.5 points, seven rebounds and four assists. … “He kind of plays the whole game, including making teammates better,” Fitch said. … Grandson of former Rochester Royals guard Al Masino, a Section V Basketball Hall of Fame player at East High and coach at Eastridge.

Twitter: @DanMasino20

Roth: Fairport’s Dan Masino is from famed hoops family

Isaiah Stewart 

McQuaid’s Isaiah Stewart, right, and Thomas Jones, back, stuff a shot attempt by East’s Theodore Buckner during regular season RCAC game played at East High School on Tuesday, January 5, 2016. McQuaid beat East 80-73.

School: McQuaid Jesuit.

Position: Forward. Jersey number: 33.

Class: Freshman.

Height/weight: 6-7/215 pounds.

Statistics: Averaging 13.9 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks.

Coach speak: “When you watch him play you can see he has a ton of talent, a ton of ability. He’s a young player, but he makes good decisions, too (especially passing from the post),” McQuaid coach Jack Leasure.

From the notebook: Players and coaches were talking about Stewart, even after a couple of losses for McQuaid, earlier this season. … Leasure said he is trying to get the McQuaid team “to surrender the me, for the we,” so he won’t go overboard with praise for Stewart, but “you can tell right away he can be something special. You can tell he wants to get better.”  … Made 55 percent of his shots from the field so far. .. His production is almost to certain to go up, as he settles in. Finished with 20 points, 16 rebounds, four assists and four blocks against rival East High recently.

Twitter: @MJSNetwork15

Greece Athena’s Lamb commits to Vermont

World of Inquiry’s Ayub Jeylani, right, tips the ball past McQuaid’s Mike Riedman during the Griffins’ 2-1 overtime win last month.

They made headlines last month because some of their players knelt during the national anthem, a sign of solidarity and show of support for 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and his “Black Lives Matter,” movement for social change.

But the World of Inquiry Griffins can play soccer and now they want the headlines to be about three-peating as a Section V champion. If that happens, their sights will be set on a state title in Class C. They made it to the state final just two years ago before losing.

Rochester boys soccer team stages anthem protest

The votes are in for the final Democrat and Chronicle boys soccer polls of the fall season and W.O.I went wire-to-wire as the No. 1 squad in the small-school poll for schools of Class B, C and D size. The Griffins (14-1-1) open the Class C1 tournament on Saturday against No. 8 Gananda or No. 9 North Rose-Wolcott. Their only loss was to Class AA McQuaid, 4-3, two weeks ago. They’d beaten the Knights (14-2) by a score of 2-1 last month. Their draw was to Edison/Monroe on Sept. 23.

Some other notes on the final polls:

• Palmyra-Macedon (14-2) was the big mover in the small-school poll, jumping from eighth into a tie for second with Livonia. The Red Raiders, winners of 11 straight, beat Livonia, 2-1, in their regular-season finale on a pair of goals by Owen Wahl, who has 19 goals and five assists. 
• Naples is the only small-school squad to post an unbeaten regular season. No matter what happens in sectionals, that’s a feat to be proud of. The Big Green, 15-0-1 under coach Ryan Betrus, are led by Felipe Gonzalez (22 goals/13 assists) and Zach Dormer (18G/9A). Naples is the top seed in Class D1 and opens sectionals Friday against No. 9 Wheatland-Chili.
• Canandaigua is the only large-school team still undefeated. Coach Mark Annesi’s Braves are 14-0-2 and ranked second in the poll behind Fairport. They’re the top seed in Class A1 and host No. 8 Brighton on Friday. Senior forward Jonathon Brown has 19 goals and nine assists. He also had 19 goals last fall. 

Boys Soccer    

Large-School Coaches’ Poll    

1 – Fairport (6)    

Record:     14-1-1

Points:     86

Previous rank:     1

2 – Canandaigua (2)    

Record:     14-0-2

Points:     82

Previous rank: 2.

3 –  Hilton (1)    

Record:     11-4-1

Points:     65

Previous rank:     7

4 – Honeoye Falls-Lima    

Record:     12-3-1

Points:     54

Previous rank:     6

5 – Greece Athena    

Record:     10-3-3

Points:     51

Previous rank:     3

6 – McQuaid    

Record:     14-2

Points:     44

Previous rank:     5

7 – Victor    

Record:     10-6

Points:     35

Previous rank:     4

8 –  Rush-Henrietta    

Record:     10-5

Points:     32

Previous rank:     10

9 – Webster Thomas    

Record:     9-6-2

Points:     23

Previous rank:     9

10 – Webster Schroeder    

Record:     8-7

Points:     11

Previous rank: Unranked.

Also received votes: Brockport, Eastridge, Pittsford Mendon, Wayne.    

Small-School Coaches’ Poll  

1 –  World of Inquiry (6)    

Record:     14-1-1

Points:     60

Previous rank:     1

2 (tie)  – Livonia    

Record:     13-3

Points:     48

Previous rank:     2

2 (tie) – Palmyra-Macedon    

Record:     14-2-2

Points:     48

Previous rank:     8

4 –  Bath-Haverling    

Record:     11-3-2

Points:     35

Previous rank:     5

5 –  Byron-Bergen/Elba    

Record:     14-1-1

Points:     32

Previous rank:     4

6 –  Williamson    

Record:     14-2

Points:     30

Previous rank:     7

7 –  Naples    

Record:     15-0-1

Points:     21

Previous rank:     6

8 – Alfred-Almond    

Record:     13-1-2

Points:     16

Previous rank:     3

9 –  Keshequa    

Record:     13-3

Points:     11

Previous rank:     9

10 – Geneseo    

Record:     12-3-1

Points:     7

Previous rank: Unranked.

Also received votes: Genesee Valley, Holley, Mount Morris, Marion, Mynderse, Wayland-Cohocton.    

Note: Large schools poll includes Classes AA and A; small schools includes all others B, C and D.

Wilson quarterback James Cotton throws a long pass at Rhinos Stadium on Friday, Oct. 7, 2016.

Tavon Granison went 15-for-19 with 217 yards and one touchdown and rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns in a Monroe County football game Saturday. He helped Greece Athena tally 537 yards of total offense in its 41-14 win over Spencerport.

► More: Aquinas beats McQuaid

Thaj Avies rushed for 109 yards and three touchdowns while Kenny Speed picked up 134 yards receiving and a touchdown for Athena (6-0).

Defensively, Johnny Johnson led the team with 17 tackles.

A: Thaj Avies 5 run (Jake Zalinski kick)

A: Avies 9 run (kick failed)

A: Kenny Speed 71 pass from Tavon Granison (Zalinski kick)

S: Miicah Walker 2 run (Vince Carinale kick)

A: Avies 8 run (Zalinski kick)

A: Granison 6 run (Zalinski kick)

S: Walker 5 run (Carinale kick)

A: Granison 2 run (Zalinski kick)

Brockport 47, Honeoye Falls-Lima 0

B: Cory Gross 67 run (Antonio Alvarez kick)

B: Gordy Fisher 2 run (Alvarez kick)

B: Fisher 7 run (Alvarez kick)

B: Gross 79 run (kick failed)

B: Raphael Odey 38 pass Ashton Scott (Alvarez kick)

B: John Dengel 1 run (Alvarez kick)

B: Dengel 6 run (kick failed)

Cory Gross totaled 223 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 11 carries for Brockport (3-3)

Asthon Scott went 7-for-12 for 150 yards passing and a touchdown for the Blue Devils.

Eastridge 37, Greece Olympia 13

E: Bobby Albritton 13 run (Trevon Pitts kick)

E: CJ Turner 8 run (pass failed)

E: Jake Trynoski 8 run (Pitts kick)

E: Albritton 32 pass from Justice Griffin (Albritton run)

E: Forced safety, punter ran out of endzone

E: Trynoski 36 pass from Sheron Davis (Pitts kick)

O: Reggie Boykins 11 run (run failed)

O: Jordan Day 31 pass from Ronell Joseph (Niklas Fueting kick)

Jake Trynoski rushed for 78 yards and one touchdown and Sheron Davis completed his first varsity touchdown pass to help Eastridge (4-2) edge out Olympia.

Canandaigua 30, Greece Arcadia 0

C: Josh Bellis 32 kick

C: Tanner Cooper 1 run (Bellis kick)

C: Carson Greene 24 pass from Cooper (kick failed)

C: Brian Hoffman 58 run (Bellis kick)

C: Hoffman 49 run (Bellis kick)

Brian Hoffman rushed for 139 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries and added 44 receiving yards for Canandaigua (5-1). Tanner Cooper passed 7-for-19 for 118 yards with one touchdown on the road and in the air for the Braves.

Cole Norris rushed for 56 yards and Robert Smith added 38 receiving yards for the Titans (1-5).

Pittsford Sutherland 19, Churchville-Chili 0

Late Friday night

P: Marquis Carter 2 run (Max Hopfinger kick)

P: Carter 27 run (kick failed)

P: Carter 1 run (pass failed)

Marquis Carter rushed for 118 yards and three touchdowns for the Pittsford. DJ Alercia had two catches for 63 yards while Chris Cox was in on 12 tackles for the Panthers.

Livingston County

Livonia 42, Bath 6

L: Brody Metcalf 35 run (Matt Hyde pass Metcalf)

L: Metcalf 1 run (pass failed)

L: Reid VanScoter 51 pass Metcalf (Hyde pass Metcalf)

L: John Smith 52 pass Metcalf (run failed)

L: Metcalf 36 run (pass failed)

B: Stefan Ordway 2 run (pass failed)

L: Metcalf 1 run (Smith pass James Hapke)

Brody Metcalf went 12-of-22 for 278 yards passing and two passing touchdowns, as well as 144 yards rushing and four touchdowns on nine carries for Livonia (6-0).

Reid VanScoter added 208 yards receiving and two touchdowns on five receptions for the Bulldogs.

Finger Lakes

Wayne 42, Penn Yan 6

W: Steven Moretti-Ransom 31 pass from Braeden Zenelovic (Abe Arellano kick)

W: Adrian Colvin 2 pass from Zenelovic (Arellano kick)

W: Logan Blankenberg 9 pass from Zenelovic (Arellano kick)

W: Connor Lawson 11 run (Arellano kick)

P: Desmond Battin 45 pass from Will Rogers (kick failed)

W: Billy Thomson 12 run (Arellano kick)

W: Blankenberg 38 pass from Zenelovic (Arellano kick)

Braeden Zenelovic finished 16-for-25 with 202 yards and four passing touchdowns and added 48 rush yards for Wayne (5-1). Steve Moretti-Ransom tallied 116 receiving yards and a touchdown while defensively, the Eagles forced five turnovers.

RCAC

Wilson 12, East 10

Late Friday night

W: Jeremy Cathey 1 run (run failed)

E: Safety, blocked punt out of end zone

E: Isaiah Collier 25 fumble return (Deljon Johnson run)

W: Rickey Gamble 25 pass James Cotton (run failed)

The Wilson Wildcats picked up their fourth victory in five games after a 25-yard touchdown pass from James Cotton to Rickey Gamble with 4:32 remaining at Rhinos Stadium.

East (2-3) attempted a 35-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter that was blocked by the Wildcats (4-2).

Tykel Banks made 10 tackles, blocked a punt and had a sack for Wilson. Desi Floyd (two) and Duvar Douglas also produced sacks for the Wilson defense.

The winner of Wilson’s matchup against McQuaid Friday night will capture the Rochester City Athletic Conference title.

Non-league

Finney 35, Pembroke 13

F: Xavier Smith 39 run (Jake Torrell kick)

P: Dakota Dieter 26 pass from Reid Miano (Miano kick)

F: Cameron Odom 8 run (Torrell kick)

F: Odom 23 run (Torrell kick)

F: Chad Dillion 30 pass from Joe Grammatico (Torrell kick)

F: Dillion 55 pass from Grammatico (Torrell kick)

P: Zach von Kramer 32 pass from Miano (run failed)

Cameron Odom rushed for 155 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries to help Finney (6-0) tally 473 yards of total offense and the win. Maalik Thomas was in on nine tackles defensively for the Falcons.

Batavia 41, Edison 14

B: Ray Leach 22 run (run failed)

B: Leach 2 run (Jerry Reinhart kick)

E: Ray’alphonso Pross 2 run (kick failed)

B: Leach 50 run (Reinhart kick)

B: Reinhart 5 run (Reinhart kick)

E: Pross 2 run (Omar Jarvis pass Pross)

B: Codie Dioguardi 4 run (Reinhart kick)

B: Eric Davis Jr. 3 pass Reinhart (Reinhart kick)

Ray Leach totaled 177 yards rushing and three touchdowns on 13 carries for Batavia (6-0).

Codie Dioguardi added 163 yards rushing and a touchdown on 21 carries for the Blue Devils.

Bishop Kearney 38, Westhill 20

BK: Dahmir Pross 42 run (kick failed)

BK: Pross 51 pass Matt LaRocca (Pross run)

W: Casey Rogers pass from Marcus Welch (kick)

W: Welch run (kick)

W: kick

W: kick

BK: Sheldon Adams 33 pass LaRocca (Pross run)

BK: Pross 15 run (Kevin Goode Jr. run)

BK: Pross 50 interception (Shawn Nacy pass LaRocca)

Dahmir Pross totaled 229 yards on 22 carries and three total touchdowns (two rushing, one interception return) for Bishop Kearney (6-0).

Matt LaRocca went 15-of-24 for 208 yards and two touchdowns for the Kings.

Aquinas 14, McQuaid 10

A: Caron Robinson 2 run (run failed)

M: Jake Zimmer 2 run (Alexander McNulty kick)

A: Robinson 27 run (Jason Hawkes pass John Parrinello)

M: McNulty 30 kick

Wanted: Wrestling referees

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Penfield and Bre McGrath, right, host No. 1 Fairport at 6:30 p.m. Friday in a matchup of teams ranked in the D&C Large-School Girls Soccer Coaches’ Poll. Fairport is No. 1; the Patriots are No. 7.

Top-ranked Fairport showed a crack in its armor on Saturday, playing to a 0-0 tie at Brighton and on Friday night the Red Raiders (9-0-1) play at Monroe County east-side rival Penfield, which is only 5-3-3 and ranked seventh but is a couple plays of having a much better record and being ranked higher. That won’t be an easy task to stay unbeaten.

It’s one of two matchups on Friday featuring ranked teams in the Democrat and Chronicle‘s large-school girls soccer poll. The other pits No. 6 Pittsford Sutherland (7-2-1) at No. 5 Brockport (8-2). That’s a 6 p.m. kick-off. The Fairport-Penfield match is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

Nine of Penfield’s 11 matches have either finished in a tie (3) or has been a one-goal win (4) or one-goal loss (2). So if the Patriots start finding ways to turn those ties into wins, watch out. They lost 3-0 to Fairport in their first matchup, giving up a pair of goals early in the second half to turn a close match into a rout.

Spencerport girls are road warriors, off to 6-0-1 start

Sutherland has been anchored by defense. It has allowed only five goals in 10 matches and shut out seven foes behind senior keeper Mara Smith. The Knights have blanked five of their last six foes with the only goal coming in a 1-1 draw against No. 9 Aquinas.  

Large-School Coaches’ Poll    

1. Fairport (7)    

Record:     9-0-1

Points:     88

Previous rank:     1

2. Spencerport (2)  

Record:     9-0-1

Points:     80

Previous rank:     1

3. Webster Schroeder  

Record:     7-1-2

Points:     68

Previous rank:     3

4. Victor  

Record:     7-1-1

Points:     66

Previous rank:     4

5. Brockport 

Record:     8-2

Points:     49

Previous rank:     5

6. Pittsford Sutherland 

Record:     7-2-1

Points:     37

Previous rank:     7

7. Penfield 

Record:     5-3-3

Points:     36

Previous rank:     8

8. Mercy  

Record:     6-2-2

Points:     29

Previous rank:     9

9. Aquinas    

Record:     6-4-2

Points:     14

Previous rank:     6

10. Webster Thomas  

Record:     4-5-1

Points:     9

Previous rank: —

Also received votes: Batavia, Hilton.     

Small-School Coaches’ Poll    

1. Livonia (3) 

Record:     7-2-2

Points:     46

Previous rank:     1

2. Wheatland-Chili (1) 

Record:     9-0

Points:     42

Previous rank:     3

3. Hornell (1)  

Record:     9-0-1

Points:     37

Previous rank:     2

4. Palmyra-Macedon 

Record:     9-1-1

Points:     33

Previous rank:     4

5. Addison 

Record:     8-0-1

Points:     28

Previous rank:     7

6. Geneseo  

Record:     9-1-1

Points:     24

Previous rank:     6

7. Gananda  

Record:     9-1-1

Points:     22

Previous rank:     8

8. York

Record:     7-2-1

Points:     16

Previous rank:     6

9. Byron-Bergen  

Record:     9-2

Points:     12

Previous rank:  —

10. Warsaw 

Record:     7-1

Points:     5

Previous rank:  —

Also received votes: Fillmore, Northstar Christian, Caledonia-Mumford.    

Note: Large schools poll includes Classes AA and A; small schools includes all others B, C and D.

Fairport’s Pete Critchlow, right, leads the Red Raiders with 12 goals and also has three assists. Fairport has won nine straight matches since an Aug. 31 loss to Rush-Henrietta, a setback it avenged last week with a 4-1 behind two goals from Critchlow and two from Diego Zavala.

The good news for the Fairport boys soccer team is the Red Raiders are the new No. 1 team in the Democrat and Chronicle‘s large-school poll.

The bad news for Fairport is that it’s the new No. 1 in the D&C poll.

Here’s why: The same day Rush-Henrietta became No. 1 earlier this month the Royal Comets lost 2-0 at Victor and have pretty much been in a free-fall ever since, possibly bottoming out with Wednesday’s 8-2 loss to Hilton. A day after Greece Athena ascended to the top spot last week, the Trojans went to Canandaigua and were whupped, 3-0.

Who’s the new No. 1 in D&C boys soccer poll?

You see where we’re going here. So, this is fair warning for Fairport. Watch your back and that starts with Thursday’s 7:30 p.m. match at Monroe County east-side rival, Penfield, which is only 4-4-1 but has won three of its last four. The Raiders won their first matchup on Sept. 9, 2-0. They are led by senior midfielder Pete Critchlow, who has 13 goals and two assists, and senior midfielder Nick Guida, who has one goal and 10 assists. Last year’s Section V Class AA runners-up are well-rested, too. They haven’t played since last week when they beat R-H, 4-1, behind a pair of goals from Critchlow, two from Diego Zavala and Chris Barker chipped in with two assists. That avenged the Raiders’ only loss, a 3-2 setback to R-H on Aug. 31.

Critchlow isn’t available for Thursday’s match, coach Gianni Bussani said, because of yellow-card suspension.

Canandaigua (11-0-1) appeared like it could have taken over the top spot this week. Coach Mark Annesi’s team turned in a big win over then-No. 1 Athena, but all the victory did was move the Braves up from third to second, Fairport from second to first and Athena dropped to third. Apparently voters weren’t dismayed about McQuaid’s 1-0 loss to small-school No. 1 World of Inquiry because the Knights actually moved up a spot from fifth to fourth. W.O.I., or School No. 58 in the Rochester School District, made headlines off the field this week when its players chose to kneel during the national anthem before Tuesday’s 1-0 win at Aquinas.

Here’s this week’s boys soccer polls:

Large-School Coaches’ Poll

(First-place votes in parentheses)    

1. Fairport (6)    

Record:     10-1

Points:     78

Previous rank:     2

2. Canandaigua (2)  

Record:     11-0-1

Points:     73

Previous rank:     2

3. Greece Athena  

Record:     11-0-1

Points:     63

Previous rank:     1

4. McQuaid 

Record:     9-2

Points:     43

Previous rank:     5

5. Honeoye Falls-Lima  

Record:     8-2

Points:     36

Previous rank:     9

6. Rush-Henrietta  

Record:     5-5

Points:     33

Previous rank:     4

7. Brockport

Record:     6-4-1

Points:     29

Previous rank: —

8. Victor  

Record:     5-4

Points:     27

Previous rank:     10

9. Hilton 

Record:     7-4

Points:     16

Previous rank:     7

10. Webster Thomas 

Record:     5-3-2

Points:     14

Previous rank:     8

Also received votes: Greece Arcadia, Pittsford Mendon, Wayne.    

Small-School Coaches’ Poll    

1. School 58/World of Inquiry (6) 

Record:     9-0

Points:     69

Previous rank:     1

2. Livonia (1)    

Record:     8-2

Points:     58

Previous rank:     3

3. Alfred-Almond  

Record:     9-0-1

Points:     44

Previous rank:     8

4. Byron-Bergen/Elba 

Record:     9-1-1

Points:     42

Previous rank:     4

5. (tie) Bath

Record:     6-2-2

Points:     34

Previous rank:     5

5. Williamson 

Record:     9-1

Points:     34

Previous rank:     7

7. Wayland-Cohocton  

Record:     8-2

Points:     28

Previous rank:     2

8. Keshequa  

Record:     9-1

Points:     25

Previous rank:     10

9. Naples 

Record:     10-0-1

Points:     16

Previous rank: —

10. Geneseo  

Record:     7-1-1

Points:     10

Previous rank:     —

Also received votes: Genesee Valley, Greece Odyssey, Holley, Mount Morris, Mynderse, UPrep.    

Note: Large schools poll includes Classes AA and A; small schools includes all others B, C and D.

Brighton football coach Stephen Lian

One phrase high school coaches are overheard saying to their teams is to ignore what the experts say.

Unless, that is, they say something that is irrefutably spot-on.

The Section V football committee named Brighton football coach Stephen Lian as this week’s Buffalo Bills High School Football Coach of the Week, an honor that comes on the coat-tails of his upstart Barons edging perennial power Canandaigua, 21-20, in overtime on Saturday. The Braves entered the game ranked fourth the the Democrat and Chronicle High School Football Large-Schools Coaches’ Poll.

Before the Barons went to play at Evans Field, sportswriters at the D&C said undefeated Brighton — despite being undefeated — was an underdog. Consider that Canandaigua was also undefeated and it was homecoming, not to mention the Braves had history on their side with eight Section V titles to Brighton’s zero.

The Barons took their coach’s advice, however, choosing not to listen to the experts and instead settle it on the field, and now Lian receives $1,000 for the football program. He is also eligible for the $1,000 Buffalo Bills High School Football Coach of the Year in Section V award.

Previous weekly award winners in Section V included Victor’s Geoff Mandile, Canandaigua’s Jeff Welch and Red Jacket’s Josh Henninger.

HS football: Brighton 21, Canandaigua 20 (OT)

High school football roundup, Saturday, Sept. 24

Section V Football sponsor Ontario Honda designates Players of the Week based on the nominations of coaches. Members of the Section V football committee select the recipients.

Offensive Players of the Week

Class AA: Marquis Carter (Pittsford). Senior running back produced 187 rushing yards on 12 carries with three touchdowns during the first half of Pittsford’s 55-point victory over Webster Thomas.

Class A: Alton Jones Jr. (Spencerport). The new Section V single-game rushing record holder after he ran for 491 yards on 26 carries, seven for touchdowns. The 5-foot 11-inch, 150-pound junior’s performance is third-best in state history. He also caught a touchdown reception during 63-39 win over Irondequoit.

Class B: Jack Henby (Hornell). Running back finished with 217 yards on 16 carries and four touchdowns during a 42-point win over Le Roy. Henby played one series in the third quarter.

Class C: Eli Prosser (South Seneca/Romulus/Trumansburg). The junior running back’s 272 all-purpose yards, including 262 rushing yards on 23 carries, helped South Seneca/Romulus/Trumansburg defeat Mynderse, 26-8.

Class D: Cameron Odum (Finney/Northstar). Senior running back had 203 yards on 22 carries with touchdown runs of 4, 30, 2 and 2 yards during a 36-7 win over Batavia Notre Dame.

Defensive Players of the Week

Class AA: Nasiere Tisdale (Churchville-Chili). Sophomore defensive end helped the Saints to a .500 record with 10 solo tackles, including two for a loss, and four sacks during a 22-13 win over Gates Chili.

Class A: Chuck Finocchario (Greece Arcadia). Arcadia won its first game of the season as the junior end made 13 tackles with three sacks and blocked an extra-point attempt. Arcadia defeated Greece Olympia, 30-6.

Class B: Isaiah Eldridge (Midlakes). Senior end made 10 solo tackles and had two sacks during a 30-20 win over Penn Yan. The Midlakes defense forced four turnovers and had four sacks.

Class C: Logan Gough (Wellsville). Senior linebacker led Wellsville with two sacks and 12 tackles, five for a loss. Wellsville defeated Wayland-Cohocton, 20-13.

Class D: Ryan Garrett (Clyde-Savannah). His two quarterback sacks and five tackles helped the Golden Eagles defeat Dundee, 49-6. The senior end also forced a fumble.

HS Football: Greece Athena 34, Brockport 18

Marquis Carter (20) and Victor’s Andrew Russell (9), during the Pittsford running back’s 58-yard touchdown run in Week 3.

The Webster Varsity Volleyball Tournament, a fast-moving high school boys event, includes some heavy hitters from the area and other parts of the state when it convenes Saturday at Webster Thomas High School.

Penfield, Spencerport, Fairport, Webster (combined team), Cicero-North Syracuse (Section III), West Seneca West and Orchard Park (Section VI) begin play at 8:30 a.m. in a one-game pool. Elimination rounds are scheduled to start between 1-1:30 p.m., finals at about 3 p.m.

Penfield, the defending champion, was a Class A Section V finalist last fall and is 8-0 this season through Thursday. Setter Andrew Solomon, and outside hitter Jack Bittker are back for the Patriots. Both are 2015 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Team selections.

Admission is free, with matches taking place on two courts inside the Thomas field house and in the school gymnasium.

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Section V boys volleyball loaded, setting table for states

Penfield’s Jack Bittker, left, hits by the block of Fairport’s Mitch D’Agostino (16) and Garrett Vermeulen on Sept. 20. The Patriots won the match against Fairport in three games.

Penfield’s Noah Wulforst makes a diving dig on a McQuaid serve.

Kevin Downey and David Tewksbury are the next pair of former high school stars headed into the Livonia Athletic Hall of Fame.

In this 2001 file photo, Kevin Downey celebrates with a teammate after beating Waterloo in the Class B final.

Tewksbury graduated in 1984, and remains among Section V boys soccer all-time leaders in goals scored with 106. A two-time Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester team member, Tewksbury scored 38 and 39 goals during his junior and senior seasons, respectively.

Livonia’s athletic department claims Tewksbury was the first player from Livingston County named to the AGR soccer team.

Downey was a co-AGR Player of the Year in boys basketball in 2001, as the Bulldogs won the Section V Class B championship during his senior year. The two-time AGR team member was Livonia’s all-time leading scorer with 1,647 points when he graduated and was inducted into the Section V Basketball Hall of Fame with his late father, Tom Downey, in 2006. Kevin Downey also was a two-time Livingston County league baseball player.

Spencerport sophomore Erin Coykendall, defended here by Elisabeth Stowell, leads the Rangers with six goals and has 18 over the past two seasons.

Everyone knows how hot it was this summer, so when the Spencerport girls soccer team beat three teams in a span of five days in early September coach Jamie Schneider treated his players to ice cream.

“On the road and in that heat, they really battled,” Schneider said.

They’ve continued the fight and now the reward is six straight home matches because every match in the Rangers’ impressive 6-0-1 start has been on the road. Spencerport, which stayed in the No. 2 spot behind Fairport (9-0) in the Democrat and Chronicle’s large-school coaches’ poll, plays its home opener at 7:30 p.m. Thursday against Webster Thomas (3-3-1).

Dominating Fairport girls are No. 1 in D&C soccer poll

The Rangers are coming off two solid matches, a 1-1 draw at No. 2 Webster Schroeder on Saturday and 1-0 win on Tuesday at No. 8 Penfield. Sophomore Leah Wengender scored the tying goal with just 74 seconds left in regulation at Schroeder. Top scorer Erin Coykendall netted the winner on Tuesday. The sophomore who was an All-Greater Rochester pick in soccer and lacrosse last school year has a team-high six goals. She had 12 last year and seven of those came off headers, Schneider said.

“She’s small but she has a great tactical sense for the game. She makes great runs,” Schneider said. “She’s gifted that way.”

Spencerport also has been boosted by the play of sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Oplanden, a transfer from Greece Arcadia who has five shutouts.

Spencerport goalie Lauren Oplanden, right, makes a save while colliding with Webster Schroeder’s Anna Hewlett during Saturday’s 1-1 tie in Webster.

The Rangers returned almost their entire lineup from last year’s 13-3-2 club that earned the top seed in the Section V Class A tournament but was upset by eventual champion and No. 9 seed Brighton, 3-2, in overtime in the quarterfinals. Spencerport’s last title came in 2007; before that, it was 1978.

“We have very high hopes. The goal is to win a sectional championship,” Schneider said.

JDIVERON@Gannett.com

Girls Soccer    

Large-School Coaches’ Poll 

1 – Fairport (7)    

Record:     9-0

Points:     70

Previous rank:     1

2 – Spencerport  

Record:     6-0-1

Points:     59

Previous rank: 2

3 – Webster Schroeder 

Record:     6-0-1

Points:     58

Previous rank: 3

4 – Victor 

Record:     5-1

Points:     50

Previous rank: 6

5 – Brockport

Record:     6-1

Points:     37

Previous rank: 4

6 – Aquinas 

Record:     4-3-1

Points:     26

Previous rank: 7

7 – Pittsford Sutherland 

Record:     5-2

Points:     24

Previous rank: 10

8 –  Penfield

Record:     3-3-2

Points:     23

Previous rank: 5

9 – Mercy

Record:     5-2-1

Points:     20

Previous rank: 8

10 – Hilton

Record:     2-1-3

Points:     11

Previous rank: 9

Also received votes: Batavia, Brighton, Churchville-Chili, Greece Athena.    

Small-school Coaches’ Poll    

1 –  Livonia (4)    

Record:     5-1-2

Points:     58

Previous rank: 1

2 – Hornell (1)  

Record:     7-0-1

Points:     54

Previous rank: 2

3 – Wheatland-Chili    

Record:     6-0

Points:     47

Previous rank: 3

4 – Palmyra-Macedon 

Record:     5-1-1

Points:     43

Previous rank: 6

5 – Geneseo  

Record:     6-1

Points:     29

Previous rank: 7

6 – York    

Record:     5-1-1

Points:     26

Previous rank: 4

7 – Addison  

Record:     6-0-1

Points:     22

Previous rank: 5

8 – Gananda  

Record:     7-1

Points:     21

Previous rank: 8

9 – Caledonia-Mumford 

Record:     4-2-3

Points:     8

Previous rank: unranked

10 – South Seneca 

Record:     5-1

Points:     7

Previous rank: 9

Also received votes: Byron-Bergen, Keshequa, Marion, Newark.    

Note: Large schools poll includes Classes AA and A; small schools includes all others B, C and D.

Ryan Lindeman, left, leads Greece Athena with six goals and six assists. The Trojans are the new No. 1 in the Democrat and Chronicle’s large-school coaches poll.

Just two years ago, Greece Athena had never won a Section V title in boys soccer and the program had undergone a messy coaching change. Longtime coach Bill Hueber was ousted after two controversial votes by the board of education and Mike Butler, a veteran coach in the district in girls soccer and girls basketball, took over.

Two years later, the Trojans are two-time defending Section V Class A1 champions and also own the ultimate in their trophy case: the 2015 state crown. They’re also the new No. 1 team in the Democrat and Chronicle‘s large-school coaches poll (Class AA and A). Athena (6-0-1) moved up to take the spot of Rush-Henrietta (4-2), which promptly lost at Victor and Penfield after being anointed the area’s top team.

Rush-Henrietta is No. 1 in first D&C boys soccer poll

Athena has outscored opponents 20-8 but half of its wins are by a goal, so the Trojans have been far from dominant. In fact, they haven’t even registered a shutout. Senior midfielder Ryan Lindeman leads the attack with six goals and six assists, C.J. Takatch has four goals and Nick Visca three. Look for them to get by Aquinas (1-6-1) in a Wednesday night road match, but then comes maybe their biggest test to date. Athena plays at No. 3 Canandaigua (8-0-1) at 4:30 p.m. Friday. The Braves are no joke. Coach Mark Annesi’s squad has outscored teams 24-4 and is led by one of the area’s top scorers in senior forward Jonathon Brown (10 goals/4 assists).

Canandaigua, which moved up from No. 5, has never won a sectional title in boys soccer. It can stamp itself as a contender Friday.

There’s another big match on Wednesday, as McQuaid (7-1) plays World of Inquiry (7-0) at Franklin at 4 p.m. How big is the large-school/small-school gap? We’ll find out. McQuaid, under new coach Nino Pilato, is No. 5 among large schools and WOI is No. 1 among small schools for the second straight week. The Griffins have outscored teams, 44-4, but this will be their first match against a quality large school. Two-time All-Greater Rochester pick Toyi Hakizimana, a sophomore forward, has 13 goals and 9 assists and junior midfielder Ayub Jeylani has 17 goals and 3 assists for WOI.

Boys Soccer    

Large-School Coaches’ Poll    

1 – Greece Athena (4)  

Record:     6-0-1

Points:     74

Previous rank:     2

2 – Fairport (2)  

Record:     8-1

Points:     68

Previous rank:     4

3 – Canandaigua  

Record:     8-1

Points:     60

Previous rank:     5

4 – Rush-Henrietta   

Record:     4-2

Points:     48

Previous rank:     1

5 – McQuaid (2)  

Record:     7-1

Points:     41

Previous rank:     3

6 – Webster Schroeder  

Record:     4-2

Points:     33

Previous rank:     9

7 – Hilton    

Record:     5-3

Points:     32

Previous rank: Unranked.

8 – Webster Thomas  

Record:     3-2-2

Points:     29

Previous rank:     6

9 – Honeoye Falls-Lima    

Record:     5-2

Points:     22

Previous rank:     8

10 – Victor    

Record:     3-4

Points:     6

Previous rank: Unranked.

Also received votes: Irondequoit, Pittsford Mendon, Wayne.     

Small-School Coaches’ Poll    

1 –  World of Inquiry (6)

Record:     7-0

Points:     68

Previous rank:     1

2 – Wayland-Cohocton    

Record:     7-0

Points:     59

Previous rank: Unranked.

3 – Livonia

Record:     6-2

Points:     48

Previous rank:     2

4 –  Byron-Bergen/Elba  

Record:     6-0

Points:     38

Previous rank: Unranked.

5 –  Bath    

Record:     5-1-2

Points:     27

Previous rank:     8

6 –  Mount Morris 

Record:     7-0

Points:     26

Previous rank:     4

7 –  Williamson  

Record:     6-1

Points:     24

Previous rank:     10

8 – Alfred-Almond  

Record:     6-0-1

Points:     18

Previous rank:     3

9 –  UPREP    

Record:     5-0

Points:     15

Previous rank:     Unranked

10 – Keshequa  

Record:     6-1

Points:     12

Previous rank:     6

Also received votes: Avoca, Genesee Valley, Holley, Mynderse, Naples, Pal-Mac.    

Note: Large schools poll includes Classes AA and A; small schools includes all others B, C and D.