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CAMPBELL — Sophomore pitcher Rylee Whiting was the backbone of the No. 6 Bolivar-Richburg softball team that took down No. 3 seed South Seneca/Romulus.

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Pavilion, who entered the Girls Basketball Class C2 Section V tournament as the #3 seed, beat #2 seed Notre Dame on Wednesday, 51-42. The Golden Gophers face #4 seed Dundee/Bradford at noon on Saturday at Rush-Henrietta. No statistics were submitted for the Pavilion team. Amelia McCulley scored 34 points for Notre Dame. Emma Sisson had seven rebounds.

Thursday's Rotary Girls Basketball Tournament championship game was everything hoops fans could hope for -- timely shooting, aggressive defensive, top players playing hard, and a final outcome that wasn't certain until the buzzer at the end. Notre Dame beat Pavilion 44-43. "It's been a while since we've had a nail-biter like that," said Tom McCulley, head coach of the Fighting

The Batavia Rotary Club hosts its 33rd Girls Basketball tournament at GCC starting tonight with games between Notre Dame and Pembroke and Batavia and Pavilion, with the championship game scheduled for Thursday. The club held its tipoff luncheon today, introducing the teams at the Arc GLOW facility on Woodrow Road in Batavia. Notre Dame is aiming to repeat its championship of a

The Lady Irish of Batavia faced Andover-Whitesville at Dansville High School on Monday night to see which Class D team will represent Section V the Far West Regional championship game this weekend and Notre Dame prevailed 38-34. Andover led 10-9 by Vanissa Hall who scored 7 out of the 10 points in the opening quarter. The Lady Irish went to work to take over the lead by one

Video Sponsor For the second consecutive year, the Notre Dame girls basketball team is a Section V champion. The fighting Irish beat Filmore 39-25 at Letchworth to take the Class D1 title. Emma Sisson, a sophomore, was named tournament MVP and scored 13 points in the final. Judah Macdonald scored nine points and made the all-tournament team along with Maylee Green, who scored

In a close matchup two girls' semifinalist teams, #2 Notre-Dame and #3 Genesee Valley made a game of it for a chance to play this week for Class D1 championship. Notre Dame came away with a five-point victory 31-26. After a slow first quarter down by 4 after the opening quarter, the Irish got some buckets from Emma Sisson who finished with a game-high nine points on the night.