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BRUSHTON — Josh Sevey put on a show Monday night, but the Moriah Vikings came away with a 66-65 victory over the Brushton-Moira Panthers in a non-league basketball game.
The game, originally scheduled for the Section VII-X Challenge, was postponed because of the weather.
Sevey, needing seven points to go over 1,000 for his career, eclipsed that mark in the first quarter when he nailed four 3-pointers, including a halfcourt shot at the buzzer. He went on to lead all scorers with 24 points.
"He can shoot. He had a couple of open looks, but most of his shots were contested," Moriah Coach Brian Cross said.
With Sevey leading the charge, the hosts took a 36-32 halftime lead and stretched it to 11 in the third quarter.
"We switched to a zone (defense). They were eating us alive in man-to-man; they were hot," Cross recalled.
The Vikings countered with the Gilbo brothers. Nick scored seven and Nathan, six, in the fourth quarter to fuel the rally. Each finished with 18 points.
Nick Gilbo's 3-point play with less than two minutes to go put Moriah ahead, but poor foul shooting prevented the Vikings from pulling away. They missed four free throws in the final 30 seconds.
Brushton-Moira had a chance to pull out the game. With seven seconds left, a Panthers' player drove the length of the court, only to lose the ball out of bounds underneath the basket.
Ralph Schofield chipped in with 11 points for Moriah while Nathan Gilbo grabbed 14 rebounds and Nick Gilbo, seven. Hayden Whalen had seven rebounds.
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Moriah 66, Brushton-Moira 65
Moriah (66)
Wintle 1-1-3, Speshock 0-3-3, Na. Gilbo 8-2-18, Schofield 5-1-11, Ni. Gilbo 8-2-18, Petro 0-0-0, Slattery 0-0-0, Whalen 3-2-8, T. Tesar 2-1-5. Totals 27-12-66.
Brushton-Moira (65)
Lyon 2-2-6, Tavernier 1-0-3, An. Martin 2-1-5, A. Martin 3-0-6, Sevey 9-1-24, Green 5-0-11, Aubrey 3-2-8, Mills 1-0-2. Totals 26-6-65.
Moriah17151519—66
Brushton-Moira19171811—65
3-point goals: B-M (7) Tavernier, Sevey 5, Green.
JV: Brushton-Moira won.
Indian/Long Lake 44,
Elizabethtown-Lewis 21
INDIAN LAKE — The Orange's patented man-to-man defense proved too much for the Lions.
Indian Lake/Long Lake limited Elizabethtown-Lewis to less than 10 points in every quarter for a Mountain & Valley Athletic conference boys' basketball victory Monday.
Kris Bain recorded a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds for the Orange (13-2, 8-2). Zach Mitchell added six points and six assists.
"That's playing good man-to-man defense and our kids dug in and did it well," Orange coach Jim Zullo said. "We're pleased."
Indian Lake/Long Lake build a 29-10 lead at the half and were up 38-14 going into the fourth quarter.
Hunter Mowery paced the Lions with 11 points.
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Indian Lake/Long Lake 44,
Elizabethtown-Lewis 21
Elizabethtown-Lewis (21)
Denton 0-0-0, Huttig 2-0-4, Drew 1-0-2, Mowery 4-1-11, LaRock 2-0-4, Light 0-0-0, Goff 0-0-0, Graham 0-0-0, Mitchel 0-0-0, Ratliff 0-0-0. Totals: 9-1-21.
Indian Lake/Long Lake (44)
Moore 0-0-0, Benton 2-0-4, Mitchell 2-0-6, Wallace 1-0-3, Ruland 0-0-0, Farrell 0-0-0, Black 0-0-0, Bain 8-3-21, Rush 0-4-4, Wells 3-0-6. Totals: 18-7-44.
E'town-Lewis5547—21
Indian/Long Lake171296—44
3-point goals: Elizabethtown-Lewis (2) Mowery 2. Indian Lake/Long Lake (1) Wallace.
Mod: Indian Lake/Long Lake won.
GIRLS
Chateaugay 34
Madrid-Waddington 26
CHATEAUGAY — Raquel Fowler posted 11 points and 10 assists as the Bulldogs avenged an 8-point loss earlier in the season.
Chateaugay (12-4, 9-4) moves into a second place tie with Madrid-Waddington in the Northern Athletic Conference.
"I'm pleased with our team man-to-man defense it was the difference in the game," Chateaugay coach Chris Reynolds said. "Hannah and Marissa Cook did a really good job pressuring their guards."
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Chateaugay 34,
Madrid-Waddington 26
Madrid-Waddington (26)
Hargrave 0-0-0, MacIntosh 0-4-4, King 0-0-0, Dashnaw 0-0-0, Ashley 2-0-4, Parmeter 1-0-2, Barney 0-0-0, Cryderman 2-2-6, Hough 0-0-0, Martin 1-0-2, Beldock 4-0-8. Totals: 10-6-26.
Chateaugay (34)
H. Cook 0-0-0, Fowler 5-1-11, Harrigan 2-2-7, Boyea 4-2-11, M. Cook 1-0-3, Swanston 1-0-2, Leach 0-0-0. Totals: 13-5-34.
M-Waddington64610—26
Chateaugay11797—34
3-point goals: Chateaugay (3) M. Cook, Boyea, Harrigan.
JV: Madrid-Waddington.
Tupper Lake 46
Indian/Long Lake 41
TUPPER LAKE — Tupper Lake finished the regular season in winning fashion, defeating Indian Lake/Long Lake, 46-41.
The Orange didn't allow the Lumberjacks (10-8) to pull away, cutting a late deficit to three points with just over two minutes to go.
However, two fourth-quarter 3-pointers from Sam Sanford and solid rebounding from Tayler Keniston helped Tupper Lake hang on.
Hunter Aldridge led Tupper Lake in scoring with 12 points, and Carley Aldridge netted 10.
Carli Reynolds paced the Orange with 16 points, while teammate Allison Pine added 10.
Keniston also grabbed five steals and four assists, and Amber Lawyer picked up eight rebounds and seven assists forTupper Lake.
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Tupper Lake 46, IL/LLL 41
Indian Lake/Long Lake (41)
Farrell 2-0-5, Hamden 3-1-8, Bain 0-0-0, Pierson 1-0-2, Reynolds 6-1-16, Pine 3-4-10, Hinckley 0-0-0, Obert 0-0-0. Totals: 15-6-46.
Tupper Lake (46)
C. Aldridge 3-3-10, H. Aldridge 5-2-12, Keniston 2-1-5, Lawyer 1-2-5, Lizotte 1-0-2, E. Sanford 1-0-2, S. Sanford 3-0-8, Spencer 0-0-0, Stuart 1-0-2. Totals: 17-8-41.
IL/LL88817—41
Tupper Lake1211716—46
3-point goals: IL/LL.
Mod: Indian Lake/Long won.
Seton Catholic 43
Chazy 25
CHAZY — Kate Murnane paced the Knights with 14 points, and teammate Eliza Zalis scored 13.
Sam Reno added 10 for Seton Catholic.
Megan Reynolds led the Eagles with six points.
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Seton Catholic 43, Chazy 25
Seton Catholic (43)
Reno 3-4-10, Fairchild 0-0-0, Doorey 1-0-2, Murnane 5-4-14, Cannon 2-0-4, Tedford 0-0-0, Chapman 0-0-0, Zalis 6-1-13. Totals: 17-9-43.
Chazy (25)
S. Cooper 2-0-4, Seymour 0-0-0, Keable 0-0-0, J. Cooper 1-0-2, Reynolds 2-2-6, Latour 2-0-4, Trombley 2-1-5, Latremore 2-0-4. Totals: 11-3-25.
Away1110814—43
Home4966—25
3-point goals: None.
JV: Seton won.
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