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Pembroke community scores big once again for cancer research

By Howard B. Owens

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The Pembroke High School girls basketball team hosted its 11th Annual Shooting for a Cure game on Friday night and raised more than $23,000 for cancer research.

The event has now raised more than $225,000 in its history, making it one Roswell Park's largest community-based fundraisers.

In the game, Oakfield-Alabama beat the Dragons 58-38. Olivia Breeden scored 12 points for the Dragons. Allie Schwerthoffer scored 10.  

For the Hornets:

  • Kelsey Schlagenhauf. 13 points, 10 rebounds three steals, three assists 
  • Caitlin Ryan.  13 points, eight rebounds, four steals 
  • Brooke Reding. 12 points, 
  • Makena Reding.  six points, eight assists, three steals
  • Piper Hyde six pts., two steals

In other girl's basketball on Friday:

  • Notre Dame beat Wheatland-Chili 44-10. 
  • Elba beat Lyndonville 51-35. Sydney Reilly and Kennedy Augello each scored 15 points for Elba. Laci Sewar and Dakota Brinkman each scored nine points.
  • Avon beat Le Roy 48-32. Kailyn Tresco scored 21 points for Le Roy.
  • Batavia beat Greece Odyssey 61-53. Jaylene Dersham scored 22 points for Batavia and pulled in 13 rebounds. She also had four steals. Julia Clark scored 15 points.

In boys basketball, Batavia beat Greece Odyssey 65-47. Tanner Mountain scored 14 points, Carter McFollins scored nine, and Javin McFollins scored eight.\

Photos by Kristin Smith. For more, click here.

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