MOHAWK 58, DOLGEVILLE 49

MOHAWK, N.Y. — John LeClair scored 11 points in the fourth quarter as Mohawk’s Mohicans overtook Dolgeville for a 58-49 victory Saturday.

Dolgeville outscored Mohawk 17-11 in the first quarter and had led for most of the game. The score was 40-38 in the Blue Devils’ favor entering the final period but Dolgeville went almost five minutes without scoring to end the game.

“We just fell apart in the fourth quarter,” Dolgeville coach Brian Ellis said following his team’s third consecutive defeat.  “LeClair got loose and they got some fast break baskets.”

LeClair led Mohawk (9-1, 4-0 CSC-I) with 26 points and added nine rebounds and three steals for good measure. Jim Traglia added 16 points and Mac Werenczak had eight rebounds.

Clay Ardoin had 11 points and 13 rebounds for Dolgeville (3-4, 0-2 CSC-I). The Blue Devils attempted 26 three-point shots and missed all but three.

The junior varsity Mohicans were also victorious.

The Blue Devils have a home game Monday against Ilion. Mohawk plays at Herkimer Monday; both Mohawk and Herkimer are unbeaten in league play.

MOHAWK MOHICANS 58, DOLGEVILLE BLUE DEVILS 49

DOLGEVILLE (3-4, 0-2 CSC-I) — Chris Robotham 4 0-0 8; Doug Gray 1 0-0 2; James Normoyle 3 0-0 7; Zach Goyette 4 0-0 8; Clay Ardoin 2 6-8 11; Jabin Weaver 1 0-0 3; Ryan Barton 2 0-0 4; T.J. Scharpou 3 0-0 6. Totals: 20 6-8 49.

MOHAWK (9-1, 4-0 CSC-I) — Dillon Hassett 1 0-0 2; Ryan Healey 0 0-2 0; Ryan Hunt 2 0-0 4; John LeClair 9 8-14 26; Michael Scudder 2 2-4 6; Winston Smithson 1 0-0 2; Jim Traglia 6 3-7 16; Mac Werenczak 1 0-3 2. Totals: 22 13-30 58.

Dolgeville    17    9  14    9 — 49

Mohawk    11    9  18  20 — 58

Three-pointers — Dolgeville 3 (Ardoin 1, Normoyle 1, Weaver 1); Mohawk 1 (Traglia 1). JV — Mohawk won.

MT. MARKHAM 60, LITTLE FALLS 43

HERKIMER, N.Y. — The Little Falls Mounties held Josh Pugh in check in the scoring column Saturday but Pugh and his Mt. Markham teammates still found enough offense to win 60-43 at Herkimer County Community College.

“We wanted to take Pugh away and make other people hurt us,” Little Falls coach Brian Dunn said. “We held him to probably his lowest point total of the season but he had a ton of assists.”

Pugh, who scored 23 points in a 50-40 Mt. Markham victory when the team met in December, had only 13 Saturday but filled the void with team-highs of eight assists and 18 rebounds. Tyler Mattox stepped up to score 15 points for the unbeaten Mustangs (9-0) and Rick Spicer added 12.

Andrew Gorinshek scored 11 points and Dylan Hysack had 10 for Little Falls (2-8) which shot 13-for-52 from inside the three-point arc and 3-for-15 from beyond.

The Mounties are home Monday for a game against Adirondack.

MT. MARKHAM MUSTANGS 60, LITTLE FALLS MOUNTIES 43

LITTLE FALLS (2-8) — Dylan Blumberg 0-2-2; Alex Ewanyk 2-0-5; Andrew Gorinshek 3-5-11; Dylan Hysack 4-1-10; Graham Rogers 1-0-2; Corey Day 1-0-2; Josh Delaney 2-0-5; Bryce Salamone 2-0-4; Todd Nichols 1-0-2. Totals: 16 8-15 43.

MT. MARKHAM (9-0) — Josh Pugh 5-2-13; Jared Drymond 1-0-2; Jack Caraher 2-1-5; Blair Bellamy 1-0-3; Rick Spicer 4-4-12; Brad Niederlander 3-0-6; Dan Spicer 0-1-1; Tyler Curtin 1-1-3; Tyler Mattox 7-1-15. Totals: 24 10-20 60.

Little Falls    10    9    9  15 — 43

Mt. Markham    17  14  12  17 — 60

Three-pointers — Little Falls 3 (Delaney 1, Ewanyk 1, Hysack 1); Mt. Markham 2 (Bellamy 1, Pugh 1).

WEST CANADA VALLEY 75, HERKIMER 63

HERKIMER, N.Y. — Jared Suderley scored 27 points and grabbed 20 rebounds for West Canada Valley Saturday in the Indians’ 75-63 win over the Herkimer Magicians.

Playing just his fourth game of the season after suffering a knee injury, Suderley set career-highs for both points and rebounds at Herkimer County Community College. The junior shot 10-for-12 at the foul line and West Canada Valley went 23-for-31 for an 18-point scoring advantage at the charity stripe.

Anthony Ambrose added 18 points and eight rebounds for West Canada Valley (6-2) while Zach Lyga chipped in with 12 points.

J.J. Crandall had 26 points to lead Herkimer (3-5). Mike Fahy added 12 points and Don Coleman scored 10.

West Canada Valley takes on Westmoreland at home Monday while Herkimer is home for a game against Mohawk.

WEST CANADA VALLEY INDIANS 75, HERKIMER MAGICIANS 63

WEST CANADA VALLEY (6-2) — Xavier Maxwell 4; Alex Maxwell 3; Mackenzie Hartman 4; Zach Lyga 12; Paul Atkinson 2; Anthony Ambrose 18; Sam Bartlett 5; Jared Suderley 27. Totals: 24-23-75.

HERKIMER (3-5) — J.J. Crandall 26; Mike Fahy 12; Matt Jones 4; Paul Grubner 2; Jeff Mlinar 8; Don Coleman 10; Ryan Schiavi 1. Totals: 27-5-63.

West Canada Valley    18  19  17  21 — 75

Herkimer    10  15  14  24 — 63

Three-pointers — West Canada Valley 4 (Ambrose 3, Suderley 1); Herkimer 4 (Crandall 4).

MOHAWK VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 42, LOWVILLE HAWKS 29

HERKIMER, N.Y. — The Mohawk Valley Christian Academy Eagles ran their winning streak to five games Saturday with a 42-29 victory over the Lowville Hawks.

Mike Gorman blocked 10 shots for the Eagles (5-2), including six in the first half when Mohawk Valley Christian held Patrick Harney, Lowville’s top scorer, without a field goal.

Gorman scored 11 of his team-high 15 points in the second quarter and the Eagles led 24-13 at halftime.

Freshman Calder Roggie came off the bench for Lowville and hit two three-pointers in the third quarter to help his team climb back within two points. Jack Krop scored off an offensive rebound early in the final period to tie the game at 29 but the Hawks (3-3) would not score again while Mohawk Valley Christian closed the game with a 13-0 run over the final six minutes.

Hector Torres hit two three-pointers and scored eight of his 12 points during the Eagles’ final run.

Gorman finished the game with a triple-double, grabbing 14 rebounds to go with his 15 points and 10 blocked shots. Brett Putnam added seven points and Jack Vandenabeele had seven rebounds and four assists.

Roggie was the high scorer for Lowville with eight points. Harney and Krop each scored six.

The Eagles take on Holy Cross Academy Tuesday at Herkimer County Community College.

MOHAWK VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY EAGLES 42, LOWVILLE HAWKS 29

LOWVILLE (3-3) — Brock Roggie 1 1-4 3; Calder Roggie 3 0-1 8; Daniel Harney 0 0-0 0; Joey Krop 2 2-4 6; Patrick Harney 2 2-2 6; Brian Zehr 1 0-2 2; Brandon Roggie 2 0-0 4; Sam Roe 0 0-0 0. Totals: 11 5-13 29.

MOHAWK VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (5-2) — Mike Gorman 6 3-6 15; Hector Torres 4 2-2 12; Nolan Little 1 2-7 4; Jack Vandenabeele 1 0-0 2; Brett Putnam 3 1-3 7; Doug Lopez 1 0-0 2; Toby Purpura 0 0-0 0; Andy Piseck 0 0-0 0. Totals: 16 8-18 42.

Lowville      2  11  14    2 — 29

Mohawk Valley Christian Academy      8  16    5  13 — 42

Three-pointers — Lowville 2 (C. Roggie 2); Mohawk Valley Christian Academy 2 (Torres 2).

ADIRONDACK 57, SAUQUOIT VALLEY 31

HERKIMER, N.Y. — The Adirondack Wildcats jumped ahead by 10 points in the first quarter Saturday and defeated the winless Sauquoit Valley Indians 57-31 at Herkimer County Community College.

The Wildcats (6-3) led by 11 points at halftime then limited Sauquoit Valley to a total of 10 in the second half.

Mike Conley scored 14 points to lead Adirondack, Nick Winters had 12 and Marty Candee chipped in with nine. Winters also had seven steals.

Jason Bentley had eight points to lead Sauquoit Valley (0-7).

The Wildcats play at Little Falls Monday.

ADIRONDACK WILDCATS 57, SAUQUOIT VALLEY INDIANS 31

SAUQUOIT VALLEY (0-7) — Nick Critelli 4; Jason Bentley 8; Mason Olmstead 5; Ryan Critelli 6; Ted Kondziawala 2; David Evans 6. Totals: 10-8-31.

ADIRONDACK (6-3) — Mike Conley 14; Frank Murphy 2; Andre Adkins 6; Corey Youngs 2; Scott Dunlap 9; Alex Grenier 1; Nick Winters 12; Dylan Lyon 2; Marty Candee 3; Scott Hughes 4; Denver Divens 2. Totals: 22-10-57.

Sauquoit Valley      8  13    7    3 — 31

Adirondack    18  14  11  14 — 57

Three-pointers — Sauquoit Valley 3 (Bentley 2, N. Critelli 1); Adirondack 3 (Conley 3).

HAMILTON 74, NEW YORK MILLS 51

HERKIMER, N.Y. — Derrick Cenicola and Matt Broedel combined to score 52 points Saturday in the Hamilton Emerald Knights’ 74-51 win over the New York Mills Marauders.

Cenicola scored 29 points, Broedel had 23 and each hit four of the team’s 10 three-pointers at Herkimer County Community College. John Schell added eight points for the Emerald Knights (6-2).

Edgardo Colon was the high scorer for New York Mills (6-3) with 10 points. Fred Russ added nine.

HAMILTON EMERALD KNIGHTS 74, NEW YORK MILLS MARAUDERS 51

NEW YORK MILLS (6-3) — Matt Dziekan 7; Brandon McNair 8; Ed Schulze 5; Matt Vasco 4; Dan Taylor 2; Edgardo Colon 10; David Lindfield 2; Anthony Zammiello 2; Jeff Albright 2; Fred Russ 9. Totals: 15-17-51.

HAMILTON (6-2) — John Schell 8; Derrick Cenicola 29; Dan Meeks 3; Matt Broedel 23; Keith Upton 5; Ken Quackenbush 2; Coley Graham 2; Josh Haswell 2. Totals: 25-14-74.

New York Mills      6  21    7  17 — 51

Hamilton    12  27  19  16 — 74

Three-pointers — New York Mills 4 (Colon 2, McNair 1, Vasco 1);  Hamilton 10 (Broedel 4, Cenicola 4, Meeks 1, Upton 1).

Compiled From Evening Times Staff Reports