LEADING THE PACK: A final regular season look at the County’s leading scorers heading into Sectionals
The regular season for all in-county basketball teams has officially wrapped up on this Wednesday night. The hunt for a Sectional title for their respective schools now begins, as all teams will begin gearing up for the rest of the mid-winter break before action resumes with the opening round of the second season beginning next week.
But first, some recognition for our Allegany County League champions, as the Genesee Valley boys and Fillmore girls hoops squads took home the top honors in Division I. On the other side, the Houghton Academy boys and Whitesville girls basketball teams finished at the top of the Division II mountain as champions.
There was a mathematical error regarding our leading scorer in the boys basketball division in the last set of published scoring rankings last week. It was Wellsville senior Max Jusianiec that was at the top over Scio’s Cam Loucks by nearly a point more per game. Now after Loucks’ season-high 36 points against Arkport/Canaseraga, he has now flip-flopped his way back on top of the standings entering the Sectional tournament after the mid-winter break, staying alongside Whitesville freshman Vanessa Hall as the leaders of the pack on the floor.
Here now is the rest of the compilation:
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Vanessa Hall (Whitesville) — 22.0 ppg
Kate Howe (Cuba-Rushford) — 19.5 ppg
Aliyah Cole (Bolivar-Richburg) — 17.5 ppg
Emily Wahl (Andover) — 17.1 ppg
Hannah Roeske (Fillmore) — 16.4 ppg
Jessica Prentice (Houghton Academy) — 16.0 ppg
Marley Adams (Wellsville) — 12.5 ppg
Emma Cole (Fillmore) — 11.1 ppg
Kaitlynn Roberson (Hinsdale) — 11.1 ppg
Sarah Retz (Houghton Academy) — 10.0 ppg
BOYS BASKETBALL
Cam Loucks (Scio) — 25.8 ppg
Max Jusianiec (Wellsville) — 25.3 ppg
Cody Schneider (Genesee Valley) — 23.0 ppg
Evan Windus (Genesee Valley) — 22.4 ppg
Brendan Graves (Scio) — 20.0 ppg
Landon Danaher (Bolivar-Richburg) — 18.9 ppg
Spencer Cook (Andover) — 16.6 ppg
Luke Cole (Fillmore) — 16.1 ppg
Will Valentine (Fillmore) — 15.6 ppg
Ayo Banwo (Houghton Academy) — 15.1 ppg
Grady McCumiskey (Cuba-Rushford) — 14.6 ppg
Andrew Clement (Cuba-Rushford) — 14.2 ppg
Lee Murray (Houghton Academy) — 12.8 ppg
Camdyn MacDonell (Bolivar-Richburg) — 12.5 ppg
Carter Guilford (Belfast) — 12.3 ppg
Jessie Pensyl (Whitesville) — 11.8 ppg
Preston Ordway (Andover) — 11.1 ppg
Devin Harriger (Belfast) — 10.6 ppg
Brock Ellsessor (Genesee Valley) — 10.1 ppg
