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The Wolves took a 15-point lead after the opening frame and never looked back.

Jennifer Daum had a game-high 27 points and nine rebounds, while Allie Parker finished with 10 points and nine rebounds. Ainsley Biter and Madison Kalet had 9 points each and combined for 12 of Union Springs’ 20 assists.

Amelia Schwarting concluded with 8 points and five rebounds.

Boys Basketball 

Jordan-Elbridge 100, Fabius Pompey 40: The Eagles dropped in 26 points in each of the first three quarters on Monday to overwhelm the Falcons en route to the 60-point rout at home. Nolan Brunelle led the team in the victory with a game-high 28 points. Preston Murray scored 17 points, while Chase Brunelle ended with 15.

Southern Cayuga 87, Elmira Heights 44: Isaac Brozon scored a career-high 48 points on Monday in Southern Cayuga's win on the road. Kyler Colton ended with 16 points, six rebounds and two assists, while Ben Kermidas finished with 10 points, nine rebounds and five steals.

Fowler 72, Skaneateles 61: Reid Danforth racked up 14 points, nine rebounds, seven assists, five steals and one block in the Lakers' loss on Monday at home. Finlay Coyne scored a game-high 21 points to go along with four rebounds, three steals and one block. Joe Delmonico concluded with 7 points and eight rebounds, while Brody Loi ended with 4 points, five assists and two steals.

Girls basketball

Southern Cayuga 58, Elmira Heights 22: Charli Bennett racked up a triple-double of 28 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists on Tuesday in Southern Cayuga’s away win. Emily Prince ended with 8 points and seven rebounds, while Alycia Orona had 6 points, six steals and three assists.

Weedsport 57, LaFayette 37: The Wolverines held the Lancers to just 3 second-quarter points on Tuesday in their 57-37 win at home. Weedsport jumped out to an early lead by outscoring LaFayette 31-10 in the first half. Keegan McNabb led the squad in the victory with a team-high 15 points. Kayla Flask dropped in 14 points while Mallory Brown had 8. Anna Kershner and Ayla Stark finished with 7 and 6 points, respectively. 

Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 50, Port Byron 41

Bowling

Auburn (boys) 7, Liverpool 0: Auburn (girls) 7, Liverpool 0: Marissa Capone had a game-high score of 544 as the girl Maroons were victorious on Tuesday at home. Grace Ryan posted a 442 while Abbey Bragger ended with a 408. Miley Curtis concluded with a 382. Eric Barski led the boys in their win with a game-high 691. Aiden Starratt and Lucas McConnell tallied scores of 647 and 615, respectively. Jack Sliwka totaled a score of 572. 

Auburn (boys) 7, Syracuse City 0; Auburn (girls) 7, Syracuse City 0: Barski posted a game-high 727 on Monday in the boy Maroons' victory at home. Sliwka finished with a score of 641, while Starratt ended with a 597. McConnell and Caleb Pidlypchak concluded with scores of 575 and 546, respectively. In the girls' victory, Capone tallied a game-high 573. Ryan totaled a 535, while Bragger recorded a 426. Quinn Wejko and Julia Church finished with scores of 330 and 298, respectively. 

Union Springs/Port Byron: Matthew Howell ended with a team-high 603 on Monday as the boy Wolves took one point at home against Candor. Dylan Howell posted a 593, while Matthew Smead racked up a 545. For the girls, Jenna Jump and Caroline Smead tallied scores of 519 and 515, respectively.