The View From Centercourt

Sectional Preview - 2025

 

The Section VI postseason begins Tuesday evening with 5 First Round matchups between Class A2 & Class C.  The winners move on to participate in the Pre-Quarterfinal Round, which begins on Wednesday night at 7 pm, the same night Lancaster visits Niagara Falls in a Class AAA Semifinal.  Thurday continues with more pre-quarterfinals in Classes B & C, along with one quarterfinal in Class D between Sherman & Clymer.  Between Friday & Saturday, 28 Quarterfinal games will decide which teams move on to #BuffState and JCC for the semifinals. 

 

Got all that?  If not, see all the postseason matchups with dates, times, & locations, along with updated results at Bracket Central 2025

 

Below I take a look at some of the best matchups we could potentially see in the Pre-Quarterfinals, Quarterfinals, & Semifinals, and project the classifications with the best championship game, along with sleepers, some winning streaks, & predictions.

 

** Please note that many of the games below are based on my predictions of who will win in prior rounds.  

 

Most exciting brackets, top to bottom:

9. Class D

8. Class A2

7. Class AAA

7. Class AA1

5. Class C

4. Class A1

3. Class AA2

2. Class B1

1. Class B2

- Why is Class B2 the most competitive bracket?  Where would you like me to start?  Ok, sure I’ll start with the #10 seed from Silver Creek.   You might’ve heard of these guys call the Black Knights, winners of 6 of their last 8 games.  While some teams struggle to muster 47 points in an outing as a unit, these guys have a player that can offer that up in a single game performance (Brady Eick) while knocking down 10 bombs from downtown.

- The number #9 seed in the bracket is Falconer, who you might remember from last season at #BuffState when they hoisted a championship plaque at center court, after winning this classification.  They’ve been playing possum all season, that was until they walked into Salamanca two weeks ago and knocked off the top seeded Warriors on their home floor.  They get their postseason started by taking the trip to Cheektowaga where they will Mingle with JFK. 

- The #7 seed is Allegany-Limestone.  The last time they took the court they were knocking off a team called Randolph, you might’ve heard of them.  This is a school that runs player intros like it’s an NBA All-Star game with a pyrotechnic show, and to end the season, the Gators started playing like all-stars.  More on this team shortly.

- Tapestry has the #6 seed and has won 5 of their last 7 games, which includes victories over Holland & Global Concepts.

- Wilson is a prime example of why this bracket is so good and it has nothing to do with it being a gorgeous summer town featuring Niagara County's greatest restaurant.  The #4 seed in this bracket has the distinction of defeating not only the #2 seed from this bracket already this season, they’ve also knocked off the #2 seed in Class A2 from Maryvale.  Undefeated against Canada & Section V as well this year, the Lakemen are literally the only team that can boast victories over two #2  seeds, along with an unblemished record of success internationally & against Rah-cha-cha.

- Eden enters the bracket as the #3 seed and is the only Section VI team with 3 different players with multiple games scoring 25+ points.  Last season, no one even saw them coming until they were playing for the sectional title.  This just might be the season no one can stop it from happening.

- MST has victories in 9 of their last 11 games, with the losses coming to teams classified above them.  They also collected 4 victories against large schools during that streak.  Balance, size, scoring, & athleticism… The Wolves have all of it at the #2 seed.

- Just like last year?  Well, not exactly, they got bumped up a classification in the 11th hour last season.  But similar to last season, the Warriors are the top seed in the bracket and enter the postseason looking to avenge a recent loss on their home court for the right to get to #BuffState.  These guys were the last team in WNY without a local loss and for 3 consecutive seasons, they have played on Championship Saturday, while winning a pair of Far West Regionals. 

 

Sleepers from each bracket

AAA - Lancaster (#3 seed):  So there’s only three teams in this bracket, but every classification needs a sleeper, and as the lowest seed, the Legends have been just sluggish enough to sleep on.  Or have they?  Let me ask you this… Has your team scored 100 points in one game this season?  Because Lancaster has, and after going over the century mark, they claimed victory.  On the road.  One other thing while you’re getting comfortable fluffing pillows over there, these guys got Hart and some of that fancy fake hair.  Times two.  I’m talking about Hartwigs, that’s right Justin & Ryan Hartwig.  Good night now!

AA1 - Clarence (#5 seed):  The Red Devils are 11-9 on the season, but they are 11-5 in their last 16 and 7-2 in their last 9 games.  The only two teams to defeat Clarence since early January were ranked large schools.  They open with a quarterfinal game against Williamsville North.  Guess who won the last time those two teams played?  And don’t act like you knew any of the information I just provided, because I know as well as you do, that you’ve been busy sawing logs on these guys. Wake up people!

AA2 - Williamsville East (#7 seed):  I know what you’re thinking.  They are a .500 team on the season, they're .500 in their last 4 games, and in their last 6 games.  The .500 Flames.  So inconsistent this year you started calling them Williamsville Least?  Maybe you haven’t seen the games I’ve seen!  I was there when Kirill Sorkin set Main Street on fire in early January.  I was also there when Sorkin torched the place on Hopkins Road, going 9/9 with his flamethrower in the 1st half that night (and that thing had some reach).  I was also there at #BuffState last season, the one before that, and the one before that.  You get the drill.  All these guys do is entertain at the end of the season and if you don’t reach for a double dose of no-dose, these Flames will burn the Sports Arena down, and no one will be playing semifinals there!

A1 - Pioneer (#5 seed):  There are 4 teams seeded ahead of the Panthers in this classification.  They will begin their quest for glory at Cheektowaga, a team they picked up a recent victory against.  It was 1 of 8 victories in the last 10 games for Pioneer.  The #3 seed in the bracket is Williamsville South, who Pioneer split with last season during league play.  The #2 team in the bracket is Amherst and while the Tigers hold the head-to-head advantage this season in the nonleague game played by the two, the locals in Yorkshire believe Coach Ellsworth was just playing a little possum that night in anticipation of a rematch under the bright lights.  The #1 seed in the bracket is Grand Island . Just getting over that Grand Island bridge takes a while, much less driving out to Yorkshire to scout a game.  Too tired to make that long trip out to Yorkshire?  Thought you'd just stay cozy at home and watch them on Livestream?  Sounds like everyone sleeping on Pioneer.

A2 - Lew-Port (#6 seed):  The Lancers tried their hand at the sleeper roll last season, but they were unprepared for the assignment.  They’ve come into this season with a new approach on getting teams to sleep on them… Start a bunch of underclassmen, including two freshmen, and try to keep the rotation under 6 foot tall.  So they are a large school with a young team from a place out in the middle of nowhere Niagara County called Youngstown.  I need to lay down.

B1 - Fredonia (#6 seed):   Two years ago, Uncle Elmer and the Hillbillies were the sleepers that woke everybody up.  Two seasons later, they have embraced that role so much that they are throwing games left & right to enter sectional play with a lower seed and continue to earn the distinction of sleeper.  It’s an interesting way to play things, but when you have to boil your own water as often as they do, you’ll get used to doing things a little differently.  If you are foolish enough to sleep on these guys again this season, Greg Larson will put your picture on X while he’s pumping out the daily police report photos.

B2 - Allegany-Limestone (#7 seed):   Why do we continue to sleep on these guys every year?  My best guess is it’s because Gators lay silently in wait.   Sure, the results have been up & down, and the overall 12-8 record includes losses in 4 of their last 6 games.  However, the school's is all-time lead scorer is back in the lineup and I don’t think you’re going to find another team in WNY willing to compete harder.  It was just three seasons ago that these guys were in a state final four.  Maybe if you weren’t wasting so much time standing in line at Starbucks trying to wake up with some morning brew to wake up, you’d remember that, sleepy guy!

C - Ellicottville (#6 seed):   Everyone thinks of Ellicottville as a skiing destination for tourist and winter enthusiasts, with an enchanting Hallmark movie-like village.  But I know it to be small town USA, full of a community of people that care about each other and come together during tough times.  I also know it to be a place where the basketball team there believes in each other, and the coach believes in them.  Four straight victories for the Eagles, who have been through much together recently, heading into the postseason.  If the drool starts running down your mouth before you get your alarm set, you just might sleep through the greatest story of the season.

D -  Sherman (#5 seed):    You ask Sherman? And I say sure man!  These guys haven’t lost a game in the month of February against the team that wasn’t named Westfield or Panama.  They are a quarterfinal win away from dancing at JCC, and their opponent from Clymer is a team they just beat.  Get this team to the semifinals and we just might find the folks from Panama are so exhausted from planning a victory parade that they started nodding off just before tip...

 

Top 8 Pre-Quarterfinal Games 

8.  Southwestern vs East (B1)

7.  Roy-Hart @ Riverside (B2)

6.  Burgard @ Springville (A2)

5.  Silver Creek @ Allegany-Limestone (B2)

4. Portville @ Tapestry (B2)

3. Newfane @ Bennett (B1)

2. Barker @ Ellicottville (C)

1.  Dunkirk @ Lew-Port (A2)  

 

Top 12 Quarterfinal Games 

12. Bennett @ Olmsted (B2)

11. Tapestry @ Eden (B1)

10. Southwestern @ Akron (B1) 

9.  Clarence @ Williamsville North (AA1)

8. Medina @ Alden (B1)

7. Starpoint @ Health Sciences (AA2)

6. Pioneer @ Cheektowaga (AA1)

5. Ellicottville @ Franklinville (C)

4. Fredonia @ Middle College (B1)

3. Allegany-Limestone @ MST (B2)

2. Williamsville East @ Ken West (AA2)

1. Falconer @ Salamanca (B2)

 

Most Exciting Potential Semifinals

10. BASCS vs Depew (A2)

9. Akron vs Medina (B1)

8. Health Sciences vs Sweet Home (AA2)

7. Olmsted vs Middle College (B1)

6. Salamanca vs Wilson (B2)

5. Cheektowaga vs. vs Grand Island (A1) 

4. Allegany-Limestone vs Eden (B2)

3. Lockport vs McKinley (AA1)

2. Williamsville South vs Amherst (A1)

1. Randolph vs Westfield (C) 

 

Most Exciting Championship Games

5. Class B1

4. Class AA2

3. Class B2

2. Class A1

1. Class AAA

 

Winning streaks heading into sectionals

 Panama:  10  &  16 of the last 17

Akron:  9  &  19 of the last 20

Grand Island:  7  &  19 of the last 20

Eden:  7  &  8 of the last 9

Westfield:  5  &  18 of the last 19

Maryvale:  5  &  11 of the last 12

Amherst:   5

McKinley:  14 of the last 15

Franklinville:  11 of the last 12

Middle College:  7 of the last 8

Williamsville South:  7 of the last 8

Health Sciences:  6 of the last 7

Albion:  6 of the last 7

Ellicottville:  5 of the last 6

Olean:  5 of the last 6

North Tonawanda:  5 of the last 6

 

Predictions

AAA - Niagara Falls

AA1 - Lockport

AA2 - Health Sciences

A1 - Amherst

A2 - Olean

B1 - Akron

B2 - Salamanca

C - Randolph

D - Panama

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

League Champions - 2025

 

MMA - St. Joe's 13-1

ECIC I - Jamestown 10-0

ECIC II - Williamsville South & Amherst 8-2

ECIC III - Cheektowaga 9-1

ECIC IV - Depew 9-1

ECIC V - Holland 8-2

Yale Cup I - Health Sciences 11-1

Yale Cup II - Olmsted & MST 9-3

Yale Cup III - Buffalo Cullinary 8-4

NFL - Grand Island 9-1

N-O - Akron 11-1

CCAA I West - Salamanca 10-2

CCAA II West - Panama & Westfield 11-1

CCAA I East - Randolph 10-0

CCAA II East - Franklinville 12-0

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Ranking the Top 10 Large & Small 2025 - Week 11

 

* These are the final Top 10 rankings until the 2025 Season Finale Rankings are published *

Large Schools

1. St. Joe's (AA) -  The Manhattan Cup Semifinals begin on Wednesday evening with the Marauders taking on Nichols for a 3rd time, who they defeated by 12 points & then 24 points in the 2nd meeting.  A victory for the Vikings in this one would be considered an upset on the level of the one they pulled off in 2014, when they ended a dominant Crusaders' season to advance to the Manhattan Cup Championship game, which they would win over Timon.

2. Canisius (AA) -  As it should be, the Crusaders will take on Timon in a rubber match to decide which team plays for the Manhattan Cup Championship.  Wednesday night is going to be fun.

3. Niagara Falls (AAA) -  After enduring tragedy together, the Wolverines returned to the court on Tuesday night and picked up a win in their season finale, led by senior Nashaun Farrell.  On Wednesday night, they host Lancaster, where the winner will advance to the Class AAA Final against Jamestown on March 8th at #BuffState.

4. Timon (AA) -  Took the road trip down to Jamestown on Monday and outplayed the Red & Green on their home court.  That should serve the Tigers well heading into Wednesday night's 3rd game against Canisius, after burying the Crusaders in Round One and taking it on the chin the 2nd time around.  The Tigers have played for The Manhattan Cup Championship in 4 consecutive seasons. 

5. Jamestown (AAA) -  Closed out the season with a victory over Clarence to finish undefeated in ECIC I, two days after falling at home to Timon.  Now they literally scrimmage teams and hold practices while waiting to play for a sectional title as the only team in WNY with a bye straight to the championship game.

6. Grand Island (A1) -  League champions for the first time since 1979 after finishing the season 19-1 and avenging their only loss by defeating West for the title.  If the Vikings defeat either Lakeshore or Ken West in the quarterfinal, the number 1 seed in Class A1 will be back under the bright lights chasing another championship.

7. Lockport (AA1) -  The Lions path to the Class AA1 title game goes through the City of Buffalo, beginning with a home game against Hutch Tech in the quarterfinals.  A victory there most likely puts them in a semifinal matchup against McKinley.

8. Health Sciences (AA2) -  Another 1st place finish in league play for the Falcons and the top seed in Class AA2, where they will host the winner of Niagara Wheatfield at Starpoint, looking to make an annual return to #BuffState.

9. Williamsville South (A1) - The defending Class A1 Champions rolled over another team from that classification on Wednesday from Cheektowaga.  The Billies enter sectional play by hosting a Friday quarterfinal, likely against the Sparks of South Park.

10. Amherst (A1) -  Ended their regular season with a matinee victory over Lancaster and then the staff sat in and enjoyed an NFL championship game, hoping they were scouting a future opponent while watching Grand Island.  In order to get there, they’ll likely have to overcome both the justice lights show and the defending champs from South who they split with in league play.

 

Small Schools

1. Westfield (C) -  Stormed past Sherman on Monday night and now await their quarterfinal game, likely against Frewsburg. 

2. Randolph (C) -  Dropped their regular season finale at Allegany-Limestone on Thursday.  The Cardinals will get the winner of Chautauqua Lake and Global Concepts on Saturday in the quarterfinals.

3. Panama (D) -  The Panthers sure looked legit on Tuesday night in a victory at Cheektowaga.  If there is a team in Section VI that I will put a CC guarantee on hoisting that championship plaque, this is the one.  And trust me, their aspirations should be well beyond the section at this point.

4. Akron (B1) -  The other 19-1 squad in WNY, the Tigers beat up St. Mary’s on Monday night, gaining a little more swagger for the postseason.  They await the winner of Southwestern at East for the right to get to #BuffState.

5. Salamanca (B2) -  Finished the regular season with a victory at Frontier after getting clipped for a 2nd time locally at the hands of Dunkirk.  The Warriors will find out a lot about themselves very soon, starting and possibly ending with a 3rd contest at home against Falconer, who they split with this season.

6. Allegany-Limestone (B2) -  A pair of victories to finish off the regular season have these Gators hungry to keep making noise heading into postseason play.  That postseason begins against visiting Silver Creek on Thursday night, where the winner earns a date with MST on Saturday.

7. Middle College (B1) -  Finished the season by winning 7 of their last 8 games, dishing McKinley one of their two league losses of the season.  Saturday against the Fredonia Hillbillies will be a fun one.

8. Eden (B2) -  The Raiders took down Lake Shore heading into the postseason, earning a date with Tapestry, who they’ve knocked off twice already this season.

9. MST (B2) -  The best team MST has had in a while earns a bye to the quarterfinals, but they didn’t get any favors with who they will likely be facing… The Gators from Allegany-Limestone, who are playing like a sectional champ once again.

10. Fredonia (B1) -  Ended the regular season on a high note, returning the favor to Southwestern by knocking them off at their place after a 13-point victory over Allegany-Limestone.  The results from many teams have made things hard to gauge this season for rankings purposes.  Thankfully, we have this postseason thing to settle all of it.

 

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Brackets Central - 2025

Manhattan Cup

Class AAA

Class AA1

Class AA2

Class A1

Class A2

Class B1

Class B2

Class C

Class D

 

2025 Section VI All-Tournament Teams

Buff State Week Viewing Guide 2025

2025 Sectional Preview

2025 League Champions

 

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Class AAA Bracket - 2025 Sectionals

 

Semifinal - Wednesday, February 26th

AT Niagara Falls HS - 6 pm

(2) Niagara Falls 81,  (3) Lancaster 53

 

Final - Saturday, March 8th

AT BUFFALO STATE - 3:30 pm

 (1) Jamestown 63, (2) Niagara Falls 49

 

 2025 Section VI Class AAA Champions - Jamestown Red & Green

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Classes AA1 & Class AA2 - 2025 Sectionals

Class AA1

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Wednesday, February 26th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(8) Frontier 89,  (9) I-Prep 53

 

Quarterfinals - Friday, February 28th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(1) Orchard Park 77,  (8) Frontier 61

(4) Williamsville North 62,  (5) Clarence 59

(2) McKinley 89, (7) West Seneca West 55

(3)  Lockport 79,  (6) Hutch Tech 58

 

Semifinals - Monday, March 3rd 

AT BUFF STATE - 5 pm & 6:30 pm

(1) Orchard Park 68, (4) Williamsville North 50

(3)  Lockport 78, (2) McKinley 67

 

Final - Saturday, March 8th

AT BUFF STATE - 8:30 pm

(3)  Lockport 78, (1) Orchard Park 74  OT

 

 2025 Section VI Class AA1 Champions - Lockport Lions

 

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Class AA2

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Wednesday, February 26th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(8) Starpoint 72,  (9) Niagara Wheatfield 40

 

Quarterfinals - Friday, February 28th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(1) Health Sciences  73, (8) Starpoint 46

(5) Sweet Home 75, (4) North Tonawanda 47  

(7) Williamsville East 62, (2) Ken West 45  

(6) Hamburg 69, (3) Buffalo Culinary 27

 

Semifinals - Monday, March 3rd & Tuesday, March 4th

AT BUFF STATE - 8 pm (3/3) & 5 pm (3/4)

(1) Health Sciences 63,  (5) Sweet Home 44

(7) Williamsville East 69, (6) Hamburg 42

 

Final - Saturday, March 8th

AT BUFF STATE - 7 pm

(1) Health Sciences 41, (7) Williamsville East 37

 

 2025 Section VI Class AA2 Champions - Health Sciences Falcons

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Classes A1 & A2 - 2025 Sectionals

 

Class A1

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Wednesday, February 26th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(8) Lake Shore 70, (9) Ken East 60

(7) Iroquois 80, (10) West Seneca East 40

(6) South Park 58,  (11) CSAT 51

 

Quarterfinals - Friday, February 28th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(1) Grand Island 69, (8) Lake Shore 46

(5) Pioneer 56, (4) Cheektowaga 49 OT

(2) Amherst 76,  (7) Iroquois 53

(3) Williamsville South 82, (6) South Park 45

 

Semifinals - Tuesday, March 4th

AT BUFF STATE - 6:30 pm & 8 pm

(1) Grand Island 57,  (5) Pioneer 53

(3) Williamsville South 61, (2) Amherst 45

 

Final - Friday, March 7th

AT BUFF STATE - 7:45 pm

(3) Williamsville South 66, (1) Grand Island 45

 

 2025 Section VI Class A1 Champions - Williamsville South Billies

 

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Class A2

 

First Round - Tuesday, February 25th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(12) City Honors 65,  (13) Tonawanda 45

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Wednesday, February 26th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(8)  East Aurora 62,  (9) Burgard 55

(5) Albion 76,  (12) City Honors 22

(10) Lackawanna 87,  (7) Springville 53

(6) Lew-Port 71,  (11) Dunkirk 62

 

Quarterfinals - Friday, February 28th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(8)  East Aurora 55, (1) Depew 46

(4) BASCS 52,  (5) Albion 48

(10) Lackawanna 66, (2) Maryvale 61

(3) Olean 59, (6) Lew-Port 56

 

Semifinals - Wednesday, March 5th

AT BUFF STATE - 6:30 & 8 pm

(4) BASCS 48, (8)  East Aurora 44

(10) Lackawanna 58, (3) Olean 38

 

Final - Friday, March 7th

AT BUFF STATE - 6 pm

(10) Lackawanna 49, (4) BASCS 45

 

 2025 Section VI Class A2 Champions - Lackawanna Steelers

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Classes B1 & B2 - 2025 Sectionals

Class B1

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Thursday, February 27th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(9) Southwestern 76, (8) East 50

(10) Newfane 55, (7) Bennett 52

 

Quarterfinals - Saturday, March 1st

At Higher Seed - 12 pm

(1) Akron 59, (9) Southwestern 30

(4) Alden 65, (5) Medina 38

(2) Olmsted 54,  (10) Newfane 48

(3) Middle College 61, (6) Fredonia 56

Semifinals - Thursday, March 6th

AT BUFFALO STATE - 6:30 & 8 pm

(1) Akron 46, (4) Alden 31 

(2) Olmsted 67, (3) Middle College 57  OT

 

Final - Saturday, March 8th

AT BUFFALO STATE - 1:45 pm

(1) Akron 49, (2) Olmsted 38

 

 2025 Section VI Class B1 Champions - Akron Tigers

 

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Class B2

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Thursday, February 27th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(9) Falconer 65, (8) JFK 48

(12) Roy-Hart 67, (5) Riverside 48

(7) Allegany-Limestone 72, (10) Silver Creek 48

(6)  Tapestry 63, (11) Portville 59

 

Quarterfinals - Saturday, March 1st

At Higher Seed - 12 pm 

(1) Salamanca 60, (9) Falconer 58

(4) Wilson 59, (12) Roy-Hart 40

(7) Allegany-Limestone 74, (2) MST 67

(3) Eden 62,  (6)  Tapestry 58

 

Semifinals - Wednesday, March 5th & Thursday, March 6th

AT BUFF STATE - 5 pm (3/5) & 5 pm (3/6)

(4) Wilson  63, (1) Salamanca 60

(7) Allegany-Limestone 70, (3) Eden 63

 

Final - Saturday, March 8th

AT BUFF STATE - 12 pm

(4) Wilson 56,  (7) Allegany-Limestone 47

 

 2025 Section VI Class B2 Champions - Wilson Lakemen

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Class C - 2025 Sectionals

First Round - Tuesday, February 25th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(9) Global Concepts 74,  (16) Maritime 30

(12) Brocton 61,  (13) Cattaraugus-Little Valley 31

(10) North Collins 48,  (15) Cassadaga Valley 32

(14) Maple Grove 54,  (11) Barker 47  

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Thursday, February 27th

At Higher Seed - 7 pm

(12) Brocton 69, (5) Frewsburg 43  

(8) Chautauqua Lake  53, (9) Global Concepts 41

(7) Gowanda 81,  (10) North Collins 59

(6) Ellicottville  51,  (14) Maple Grove 38

 

Quarterfinals - Saturday, March 1st

At Higher Seed - 12 pm

(1) Randolph 66, (8) Chautauqua Lake 39

(4) Westfield 89,  (12) Brocton 51

(2) Holland 69, (7) Gowanda 56

(3) Franklinville 65, (6) Ellicottville 45

 

Semifinals - Tuesday, March 4th

AT JCC - 6 pm & 7:45 pm

(4) Westfield 64, (1) Randolph 58  2OT

(2) Holland 65, (3) Franklinville 41

 

Final - Friday, March 7th

AT JCC - 7:45 pm

(4) Westfield 72, (2) Holland 57

 

 2025 Section VI Class C Champions - Westfield Wolverines

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

 

Class D - 2025 Sectionals

 

 

Quarterfinals - Thursday, February 27th at 7 pm

At Higher Seed

(4) Clymer 46,  (5) Sherman 39

 

Semifinals - Monday, March 3rd

At JCC - 6 pm & 7:45 pm 

(1) Panama 68, (4) Clymer 41

(2) Forestville 52,  (3) Pine Valley 35

 

Final - Friday, March 7th

At JCC - 6 pm

(1) Panama 83, (2) Forestville 38

 

2025 Section VI Class D Champions - Panama Panthers

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Random Smatterings: 2025 - Week 10

 

- Drew Hind scored 29 points in a 66-41 victory at Hamburg & went over 2,000 career points scored. The senior knocked down 5 from long range, grabbed 7 rebounds & dished 5 assists in the 25-point win.  Here is where I will take the opportunity to tie WNY basketball together.  As I’ve heard for years and again this season, anybody could score all those points playing that competition… Those guys don’t play anybody...blah, blah, blah, blah blah blah blah blah.  It’s the great short sided argument.  Hamburg is a team with victories over Sweet Home, Williamsville East, and Starpoint this season.  They compete in Class AA2.  Good basketball is good basketball & good players will thrive anywhere.  I will guarantee you there’s not a person who attended the game in Hamburg on Monday night that left thinking Hind or Randolph is overrated.

 

- Tre Paulfrey reached the 1,000 point career milestone in his junior season at Nichols, against Timon on Friday night.

 

- Harlem Brannon now owns the all-time record for career steals at Ken West.  At last check, he already had 188 thefts in his junior season.

 

- Gavin French became the all-time leading scorer at West Seneca West.  He finished with a career-high 31 pts in a 74-67 win over JFK.

 

- Elijah Greene scored his career-high in a 72-32 win over City Honors.  The Park junior finished with 31 pts in the victory.

 

- Pine Valley's Cameron Slade scored a career-high 30 points in back-to-back games last week, a pair of wins over North Collins & West Valley.

 

- Alden defeated Tonawanda, 44–19, on Tuesday.  In the victory, all 14 Bulldogs on the roster recorded points in the scorebook.

 

- Zach McGuire scored 27 points with 12 rebounds in Westfield's 87–42 win over Brocton on Tuesday.

 

- Carson Swanson became the all-time leading scorer in the Southern Tier, when he scored 39 points in the team's victory over Brocton, surpassing the mark of 2,258 points held by former Jamestown legend Maceo Wofford on a #BOOM.  Apparently, Swanson had a roll of dimes in his pocket when he went for the record-breaking dunk, because dimes were spilling everywhere.  Swanson also broke the school record for assists in a game that night, spilling 16 dimes.

 

- Antoine Williams had 26 points along with 15 rebounds in East's 58–47 win over Maritime.

 

- Jerrell Neely scored a career-high 30 points in Medina’s 75–53 win over Barker.

 

- Jackson Griesmer was honored for becoming the all-time leading scorer in Spartan history, prior to the start of Starpoint vs Will South last week.  Starpoint then went on to claim a big 61–51 win with Cohen Vogel recording a triple-double performance.  The senior scored 16 points, while handing out 11 assists & earning 10 steals.  For good measure, he grabbed 9 rebounds in the win as well.  

 

- Andrew Spiesman was all over the glass in Panama's 75–40 win over Sherman, coming down with 19 rebounds in the game.

 

- Salamanca's 62-54 loss to Falconer last week was the first local loss of the season for the Warriors.  The victory for the Golden Falcons was their only win in their last 7 outings.  The implications are wildly similar to a situation from last season, when Salamanca was rolling along until losing late in the year at Fredonia.  That loss set up a quarterfinal rematch with the Hillbillies in the postseason and was one Salamanca had hoped to avoid.  The late season loss to Falconer puts Salamanca in the same spot as last season, now eyeing up a return visit from Falconer in the Class B2 quarterfinals.

 

- Nakyhi Harris dropped his career-high of 35 pts in Timon's 78-71 win against Nichols.  The senior also grabbed 10 boards in the victory.

 

- Antonio Andrews scored a career-high 33 points & grabbed 18 rebounds in a 75–58 win for Amherst over over visiting Sweet Home.

 

- Ellicottville sophomore Rylan Benjamin earned 6 steals while scoring a career-high 25 points when the Eagles knocked off North Collins, 61-37.  The team went on to earn an impressive win at Portville on Thursday.

 

- Starpoint finished the season with 3 consecutive victories, including a big one on Tuesday night, when they knocked off visiting Williamsville South, 61–51.   The return of 6-8 senior Jack Kemp to the lineup is a game changer for the Spartans heading into a wide open class AA2 bracket. 

 

- Nate Henry finished with a career-high 31 points in Chautauqua Lake's 76–53 win over Pine Valley.

 

- Brady Eick must’ve gotten into something good at Silver Creek… After banging 10 triples in a WNY season-high 47-point performance, the senior has followed it up with a 30 & 33 point performance in victories for the black Knights.  He has - knocked down 25 treys in his last 3 games and has a total of 38 long range bombs over his last 5 outings!

 

- Clymer scored a big victory over Southwestern, who was coming off recent victories over Allegany-Limestone & Fredonia. With 15 seconds left, Blake Beckerink picked up a loose ball on an inbound play and was fouled.  He went on to convert both free throws, lifting his team to victory.

 

- Orchard Park sophomore Max Mancabelli finished with a career-high 25 points, along with 7 steals, in the Quakers' 70–49 victory at Frontier.

 

- If St. Joe's & Canisius meet in the Manhattan Cup Championship game on Saturday, March 1st, it would mark the first time this century that the teams played three times in a season while ranked #1 & #2 in each meeting.

 

- There are 5 teams in WNY scoring over 70 points per game...and two averaging less than 30 ppg.

 

- Teams opting out of sectionals has always been a tough one for me to grasp.  One of the teams that has opted out won 4 games this year.  Makes no sense.  We talk a good game about providing opportunities for kids and then turn around and take them away.  As if the players on the team only want to lose games in the regular season.  Everybody except the champ loses its last game.  I played on some bad teams when I was growing up, never once did I wish to play one less game because of it.  Anytime you gave me the opportunity to go out and play a game, I was all about it.  Is it fair that kids go out for a team, practice all season, travel to away games, etc., and then are told that even though every team gets a free pass to the postseason, we're not going?  Apparently so.  But in my opinion, if Section VI allows ALL teams to qualify for the playoffs, the only valid reason to take that away from the players is a lack of available players to sanction a game.

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Manhattan Cup Playoffs - 2025

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Thursday, February 20th

AT Villa Maria - 6 pm & 7:45 pm

(5) St. Mary's 59, (8) Cardinal O'Hara 52

(6) Park  vs  (7) St. Francis

 

Quarterfinals - Sunday, February 23rd

AT Villa Maria - 1 pm & 2:45 pm

(3) Timon 97, (6) Park 64

(4) Nichols 64, (5) St. Mary's 55

 

Semifinals - Wednesday, February 26th

AT Canisius College Koessler Center - 6 pm & 7:45 pm

(1) St. Joe's 68, (4) Nichols 51

(2) Canisius 65, (3) Timon 53

 

Manhattan Cup Final - Saturday, March 1st

AT Canisius College Koessler Center - 6 pm

(2) Canisius  51, (1) St. Joe's  49

 

The 2025 Manhattan Cup Champions - Canisius Crusaders

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

 

Pre-Quarterfinals - Thursday, February 20th

AT Villa Maria - 6 pm & 7:45 pm

(5) St. Mary's 59, (8) Cardinal O'Hara 52

(6) Park  vs  (7) St. Francis

 

Quarterfinals - Sunday, February 23rd

AT Villa Maria - 1 pm & 2:45 pm

(3) Timon 97, (6) Park 64

(4) Nichols 64, (5) St. Mary's 55

 

Semifinals - Wednesday, February 26th

AT Canisius College Koessler Center - 6 pm & 7:45 pm

(1) St. Joe's 68, (4) Nichols 51

(2) Canisius 65, (3) Timon 53

 

Manhattan Cup Final - Saturday, March 1st

AT Canisius College Koessler Center - 6 pm

(2) Canisius  51, (1) St. Joe's  49

 

The 2025 Manhattan Cup Champions - Canisius Crusaders

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Ranking the Top 10 Large & Small 2025 - Week 10

 

Large Schools

1. St. Joe's (AA) -  Emerged victorious in a Friday night slugfest with their rivals, snapping a 4-game skid in the series.  The Marauders are Monsignor Martin Association league champions & the #1 seed in the Manhattan Cup Playoffs for the 1st time since 2021 when they won their last championship.

2. Canisius (AA) -  Lost locally for just the 2nd time this season at St. Joe's on Friday night, after knocking off St. Francis earlier in the week.  The major implication is being on the same side of Timon in the Manhattan Cup Playoff bracket.  Both CHS & St. Joes are off until February 26th when the Manhattan Cup Semifinals are held.

3. Niagara Falls (AAA) -  Picked up a game against Cardinal O’Hara this week after they were unable to participate in the 3 scheduled games last week.  

4. Timon (AA) -   Earned regular season sweeps over Cardinal O’Hara, St. Francis, & Nichols last week.  The Tigers take a road trip to Jamestown on Monday afternoon and then await the winner of Park & St. Francis for a semifinal battle in the Manhattan Cup Playoffs.

5. Jamestown (AAA) -   Double-digit victories over both Frontier and highly regarded Rush-Henrietta last week for the Red &  Green, who have also locked up another ECIC I title.  They’ll take on Timon in a first-to-score 80 affair on Monday afternoon and finish the regular season by hosting Clarence on Wednesday.

6. Lockport (AA1) -  Business-like and highly efficient in a victory at Orchard Park on Monday night.  The Lions needed that kind of performance, which they followed up with victories over North Tonawanda & Lew-Port.  The regular season wraps up with another contest against Lew-Port.

7. Williamsville South (A1) -   Earned a share of the ECIC II league title with a win at Hamburg, after letting the outright league crown slip out of their grasp earlier in the week when Starpoint knocked them off.  The Billies host Cheektowaga in a nonleague game on Wednesday.

8. Orchard Park (AA1) -  Rebounded with a victory at Williamsville North and another over Frontier, after losing at home to Lockport on Monday night.  The Quakers, who have only lost to Jamestown & Lockport this season, finish off the regular season campaign with a rescheduled game against Grand Island on Monday afternoon.

9. Health Sciences (AA2) -  Four victories for the Falcons last week against Yale Cup opponents by margins of 38, 52, 31, & 49 points.

10. Amherst (A1) -  Wins over Hamburg and Sweet Home allowed the Tigers to grab a share of another league title in ECIC II.  They will be begin warming up for sectionals with an afternoon affair against Lancaster this week.

 

Small Schools

1. Westfield (C) -  Walloped Brocton in another shining performance from Carson Swanson that saw the senior score a game-high 39 points in the win.  The team finishes the regular season at Sherman Monday night.

2. Randolph (C) -  After earning a 5th straight undefeated league title in CCAA I East in a 66-49 win over Gowanda, the Cardinals flew north and put on a clinic in Hamburg, leaving with a 66–41 victory.  They visit Allegany-Limestone on Thursday night.

3. Salamanca (B2) -  Rolled past Cleveland Hill for a 2nd time this season after taking their first local loss of the 2025 season at home against Falconer.  Trips to Dunkirk and Frontier round out the regular season.

4. Panama (D) -  Three more victories for the Panthers, including a hard fought win over Falconer last week.  If you’re looking for an opportunity to lay eyes on this squad, get to Cheektowaga on Tuesday evening.

5. Akron (B1) -  Champions of the Niagara-Orleans league, closing down league play with wins at Newfane & at Barker.  The Tigers host St. Mary’s on Monday evening.

6. Middle College (B1) -  Double-digit victories for the Kats against MST & Buffalo Culinary, with rematches against both ahead this week, along with two more games against Olmsted & McKinley.  Someone saved a lot of games for the last week of the regular season.

7. Holland (C) -  The Dutchmen took down Global Concepts 61–49, the 4th straight victory for a team that hasn't lost since January.  The regular season wraps up for Holland with a trip to Allegany-Limestone on Tuesday.

8. Eden (B2) -  Now winners of 5 consecutive games after earning 3 more victories last week.  The Raiders finish up the season with nonleague games at Silver Creek on Tuesday & then host Lakeshore Thursday night.

9. Olmsted (B1) -  Earned a victory over East, while losing to Burgard and a renewed team from Starpoint, last week.  The Owls take flight again on Tuesday against the Middle College.

10. MST (B2) -  Fell to red-hot Middle College before coming back to claim victories against Buffalo Arts & South Park.  The Wolves have a rematch this week with Middle College, along with a visit to Hutch Tech.

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Random Smatterings: 2025 - Weeks 8 & 9

 

- Brady Eick dropped a 2025 WNY season-high 47 points & banged 10 treys in an 81-60 win over visiting North Collins on Saturday.  The career-high total for Eick broke a school record at Silver Creek that stood for 50 years, previously set by Wayne Summerfeldt in 1975.

 

- A whole bunch more career-high performances went down in the last two weeks:

- Nicholas Purdie (Canisius) 38 pts at Timon,  - Harlem Brannon (Ken West) 38 pts vs NT,  - Tacari McCray (Olmsted) 37 pts at Bennett,  - Brandon Singletary (MST) 36 pts vs Olmsted,  - Trelin Warrior (Gowanda) 35 pts at Panama,  - Aidan DeFazzio (Portville) 34 pts vs Ellicottville,  - Nate Blenman (St. Joe's) 32 pts vs Jamestown,  - RJ Koopman (Fredonia) 27 pts at Dunkirk

 

- Randolph’s victory over Cassadaga Valley marked the 65th consecutive league victory for the Cardinals. During his five-year varsity career, Drew Hind has never lost a league game at Randolph. 

 

- Hind knocked down 9 long range bombs & totaled 36 points in the teams 62-31 victory over Portville.  It was the second time this season Hind has tallied 36 points in a game.

 

- In Orchard Park's victory at Ken West, it was Carter Switek's late-game heroics that saved the day.  The senior turned a rejection in the defensive end, with the team trailing in the final minute, into a 3-pointer at the other end.  The Quakers closed the game out at the free-throw strike from there.

 

- More on OP… 11 players scored 3 points or more in the team's victory over Lancaster.

 

- Amherst's Antonio Andrews turned in a 22 point, 17 rebound effort in the team's 69-67 loss at Williamsville South.

 

- Williamsville South's victory over Amherst put the Billies in 1st place in the competitive ECIC II.  If the team can win out in league play, they will be the champs.  Road games at Starpoint and Hamburg are the only thing standing in their way.

 

- Panama's Carter Brink has had 3 games in the last two weeks with at least 30 points scored and has now done it 6 times on the season.

 

- Westfield's Carson Swanson collected 2 more 30 pieces in the last two weeks & leads WNY with 10 performances of 30 points or more on the season.  He also leads WNY in both assists & steals.

 

- Trelin Warrior of Gowanda & Aiden DeFazio from Portville are two other players who scored a pair of 30 point games in the last two weeks.

 

- Charlie Croff & Caleb Barry combined for 50 of the teams 78 points in Lockport's victory over Niagara Wheatfield.

 

- Buffalo Arts could not overcome an early 14-point deficit after one quarter against Burgard, despite Ray Jackson turning in a monster double-double, scoring 18 points with 20 rebounds in a 75-59 loss.

 

- Jaydian Johnson has now scored 20 points or more in 14 consecutive games for Jamestown.

 

- Olmsted's Tacari McCray, Holland‘s Brady Whiskup, & Roger Markham of Falconer were all honored after eclipsing 1,000 career points last week. 

 

- Ken West is 3-5 against ECIC opponents this season, but the Blue Devils have taken charge of the NFL where a victory in a league championship rematch over Grand Island, a team they’ve defeated once already, would make them NFL Champions for the first time since 2017.

 

- I’ve been talking about a Westfield vs Randolph Class C Final all season, but it’s starting to look like Holland will be one of the two teams playing on JCC Friday for a title.  If things do not change from where they currently stand, Randolph & Westfield could be meeting up in a semifinal matchup on Tuesday, March 4th.  

 

- The Canisius victory at Timon on Friday night marked the 5th consecutive win in South Buffalo for the Crusaders during the regular season, one of the most difficult venues to win at.  The Crusaders are also the only team in the MMA so far this season with a victory over every other MMA team.  They’ve also defeated 4 of the 5 top ranked public schools.  

- Eden had 5 players finish in double figures as the Raiders improved to 11-3 on the season with a 74-39 victory over Cleveland Hill.

 

- Jamestown, Salamanca, Randolph, Franklinville, & Depew all remain undefeated in league play this season.

 

- The Yale Cup formed 3 sub-divisions this season, instead of the two division format they switched to over a decade ago.  What’s interesting is the breakdown of teams within the divisions not matching the classifications.

For example, Buffalo Culinary has the 5th highest classification of a Yale Cup team (AA2), Buffalo Arts is the 7th highest (A1), & City Honors is the 8th highest classified (A2).  All three play in the lowest division, Yale Cup III. 

There are 15 total teams in the Yale Cup,  MST is the 2nd lowest classified team, competing in class B2, but playing up in Yale Cup II, rather than Yale Cup III.  Conversely, the ECIC sub-divisions follow the classification numbers.

 

- There are just 3 teams remaining that are still scoring over 70 points per outing: McKinley (75.3), Timon (74.9), & Jamestown (74.3).

 

- If I was asked to do seedings for the section, I would throw the records out the window.  In Class A2 for example, my Top 7 teams would be classified in this order currently.  1. Olean, 2. Lew-Port, 3. BASCS, 4. Lackawanna, 5. Dunkirk, 6. Depew, & 7. Albion.

 

- Who knows how things shake out, but here are 3 Class B games that I would love to see manifest into sectional matchups in a few weeks:  

Akron vs Middle College (B1), Olmsted vs Medina (B2), & Wilson vs Eden (B2).

 

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Ranking the Top 10 Large & Small 2025 - Week 9

 

Large Schools

1. St. Joe's (AA) -  After earning the sweep of the defending champs from Timon, the Marauders went on to win three more games in four days, ending with a win at a now full-strength Aquinas on Sunday.  They'll honor the seniors against Park on Tuesday, before beginning preparations for a Date Night special with their sweethearts from Delaware Ave on Valentine's Day.

2. Canisius (AA) -  Well, well, well look at how this one set up.  After knocking off Park & St. Mary’s by a combined 68 points, the Crusaders flipped the script on Timon and won their 5th straight regular season game in South Buffalo by 19 points.  The victory sets up Canisius for the top seed in the Manhattan Cup Playoffs if they can win out.  They host St. Francis, who they haven’t lost to since 2017, before the grand Valentine exchange on Kenmore Ave Friday night. 

3. Niagara Falls (AAA) -  Missing a pair of starters and their sixth man, the Wolverines went on the road against state ranked East High of Rochester and got smoked.  They will look for a bounce back when at home against Tapestry before their final regular season road trip out of state in Baltimore for a tournament over the weekend. 

4. Timon (AA) -  Bounced back with a victory over Bishop Grimes after a pair of losses at St. Joe’s and then at home against Canisius.  The Tigers finish up league play this week hosting O’Hara and St. Francis before a Friday night date at Nichols.

5. Jamestown (AAA) -  Picked up victory over Park & Lancaster last week with a trip to Frontier coming up before a Friday night showdown with Rochester’s best from Rush-Henrietta.

6. Williamsville South (A1) -  Earned the sweep over district rival Williamsville East, with another double-digit thumping of the Flames.  The Billies are at Starpoint & Hamburg this week.

7. Orchard Park (AA1) -  A pair of double-digit road victories at Clarence & Lake Shore for the Quakers gave the team 16  victories on the season.  Monday night could be a preview of the Class AA1 final when Lockport visits.  OP also has a road trip to Williamsville North, where they lost last season, along with a home game against Frontier.

8. Health Sciences (AA2) -  Maybe Big Health is starting to find their form by taking on teams from Rochester, after dropping Franklin by 31 before letting a halftime lead over state ranked Rush-Henrietta slip in a 10 point loss.  The Falcons have Bennett, I-Prep and City Honors this week.

9. Lockport (AA1) -  A 5-point loss at Ken West forced me to take a serious look at dropping the Lions from the rankings in favor of the Blue Devils.  The teams split a pair of games this season and I am deciding to keep Lockport in ahead of them, more so due to recent losses for KW at the hands of Williamsville East & Williamsville North.  The Lions get the spot ahead of Amherst, who they defeated head-to-head and Amherst is also a team Ken West lost to.   Coming up are games at Orchard Park on Monday night, hosting North Tonawanda on Wednesday, and then a trip to Lew-Port to finish the week.

10. Amherst (A1) -  Took down Pioneer & Starpoint by a combined 31 points and now have three home games left in their season, with a pair coming up this week against Hamburg & Sweet Home.

 

Small Schools

1. Salamanca (B2) -  The Southern Tier showed up in force again, heading up to Depew on Monday and leaving with a 35-point victory.  Then, in a classic CCAA I West showdown, the Warriors got out of Gator territory with a three-point victory.  Still no local losses this season for Salamanca. 

2. Westfield (C) -  Two road games and two more wins for the Wolverines, by 28 at Maple Grove & 11 points at Chautauqua Lake.  Brocton is next on the list in Westfield this week.

3. Randolph (C) -  Spoiler alert… The Cardinals won two more league games by a combined 108 points. The victims shall go nameless.  They will get a stiff test when they jump up several classifications and take a road trip to Hamburg on Thursday night.

4. Panama (D) -  There’s a reason Van Halen wrote a song about these guys.  A 21-point victory vs Gowanda, a 37-point win over Brocton and a 31-point win at Clymer.  This week they take on Sherman and visit Frewsburg, along with a rematch against Falconer, who they handled earlier this season at JCC.

5. Akron (B1) -  Took the rematch with a strong fourth quarter against Roy-Hart in a 12-point victory.  They'll look to complete the sweep of Barker & Newfane this week with road trips, before taking the short drive to Alden to wrap up the week.

6. Allegany-Limestone (B2) -  The return of Carson Kwiatkowski is beyond significant for the fortunes of the squad, as demonstrated by nearly knocking off Salamanca on Friday.  Let’s not forget these guys were undefeated prior to his injury just before halftime at Salamanca earlier this season.  Just fair warning for the other teams in Class B.  The week ahead is a grinder with three tough opponents:  Olean, Fredonia, and the long trip north to take on the Jacks in their Lumberyard.

7. Fredonia (B1) -  Earned the rivalry victory at Dunkirk after a 4-point loss in Olean.  This week they host Southwestern & Allegany-Limestone.

8. MST (B2) -  Downed I-Prep by 41 points in their only game last week.  They will have their hands more than full against Middle College this week, along with games against Buffalo Arts & Bennett.

9. Olmsted (B1) -  In a rematch with Hutch Tech, this time the Engineers were able to complete the comeback after the Owls led for 3 quarters. They returned to form with a 40-point victory over Maritime and a 17-point win at Riverside, before falling by the same margin at Nichols.  They take trips to Burgard & Starpoint this week, before a game against East played at MST. 

10. Middle College (B1) -  They just beat McKinley, who had just beaten Health Sciences in a rematch.  Then they knocked off a pretty decent Lake Shore team by 15 points, then they went into East and won by 35.   These Kats still have a few lives left, and I don’t see any of those expiring before a postseason run.  The game against MST this week should be a fun one, before finishing up the week against Buffalo Culinary.

 

-🏀centercourt🏀

Ranking the Top 10 Large & Small 2025 - Week 8

 

Large Schools

1. St. Joe's (AA) 

2. Niagara Falls (AAA)

3. Timon (AA)

4. Canisius (AA) 

5. Jamestown (AAA)

6. Williamsville South (A1)

7. Lockport (AA1)

8. Orchard Park (AA1)

9. Amherst (A1)

10. Health Sciences (AA2)

 

Small Schools

1. Salamanca (B2)

2. Westfield (C)

3. Randolph (C)

4. Panama (D)

5. Akron (B1)

6. Allegany-Limestone (B2)

7. Fredonia (B1)

8. MST (B2)

9. Olmsted (B1)

10. Eden (B2)

 

-🏀centercourt🏀