Grayson White Steers Clarence Red Devils to All Bee Honor
Clarence senior Grayson White breaks out as a 6-foot-6 athletic center, debuting on the All-Bee Team after leading the Red Devils with 319 points and 227 rebounds. He set a school dunk record, shot 60.5 percent, and averaged 15.9 points and 11.3 rebounds with 41 blocks while earning ECIC First Team honors. White, a two-year starter, drew praise for his athleticism and transition play as Clarence finished the season with strong performances. His college plans remain undecided.
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Grayson White
Clarence
Red Devils
Doug Ratka
White
Ratka
Lancaster
Lewiston-Porter
Health Sciences
Moore Star of Amherst Tigers Earns All-Bee MVP Honors
Amherst star lick Moore finished the season as a key program leader, earning 20 of 24 votes for the All-Bee Boys MVP. He totaled 403 points, 178 rebounds, and 81 steals while adding 126 assists and 49 deflections, and surpassed 1,000 career points amid three ECSC II titles and multiple Section VI finals appearances. Moore posted multiple triple doubles and double-doubles, set school records, and left as one of Amherst’s most decorated players, with future college plans undecided.
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Lick Moore
Amherst
Orward
Ous
Tigers
Chris Kensy
Nick
Kensy
Moore
Hamburg
Williamsville East
Sweet Home
Iroquois
West Seneca East
Grand Island
Starpoint
Bob Hettler
Lockport
Kenny
Amherst Tigers
Patrick McNeill stars for North Tonawanda in tough season
North Tonawanda Lumberjacks standout Patrick McNeill, a 6-foot-5 senior and four-year starter, delivered 367 points 51 deflections 198 rebounds 69 assists 51 blocks and 45 steals with 52 three-pointers. The NFL First Team all star overcame a knee injury and offseason downtime to lead NT with leadership and scoring, earning game MVP honors and key performances against Lockport Newfane Kenmore West and Lancaster before a Section VI Class A1 quarterfinal loss. McNeill plans to decide his college path later.
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North Tonawanda
Lumberjacks
New York
Patrick
Ryan Mountain
Niagara Frontier League
Mountain
Lockport
Newfane
Kenmore West
Lancaster
McNeill
Depew
Williamsville East
Nation Howard Leads Orchard Park Quakers Senior Season
Nation Howard, a 5-foot-9 point guard, led Orchard Park with 331 points, 78 steals, and 71 assists as a senior after transferring from Kenmore West. He scored 21 points in a Clarence game and 26 in the Health Sciences playoff game, earning ECIC honors and drawing scouting interest for prep or college play.
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Orchard Park
Nation Howard
Kenmore West
Quakers
Howard
Chris Frankowski
Frankowski
Clarence
Health Sciences
ECIC
DiGiulio Leads Williamsville South In Tough Three-Year Run
Nicco DiGiulio, 6-foot senior guard at Williamsville South, earned ECSC Division II First Team honors with 18.2 points per game 86 assists 105 rebounds 4.6 per game. He helped the Billies finish 18-5 and reach the Section VI Class A-2 final, delivering 21 points six steals eight rebounds and eight assists in key games. DiGiulio chair leadership and drive were praised by coach Mike Trzybinski as crucial to the team’s success and Buffalo State bid. He followed a three-year path from South to St. Joe’s and back, with his brother Mike also a past First Team selection. College plans undecided.
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Nicco DiGiulio
South
St. Joe’s
Mike Trzybinski
Trzybinski
Al-Star
Billies
DiGiulio
Ulio
Starpoint
Williamsville
Buffalo State
Nicco
Mike
Dorian Facen Jr
Williamsville East
R.J. Killinger
New York
Killinger
Dorian
Facen Jr
North Tonawanda
Williamsville South
Williamsville East star Dorian Facen Jr. earns ECSC first team honors
Dorian Facen Jr. led Williamsville East with 357 points and 113 assists, earning ECSC Division II First Team recognition. The 6-foot-1 senior guard showed dynamic play with 50 three-pointers, 23 dunks, and an array of pivotal playoff performances including 36 points in a four-overtime loss.
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Clarence Red Devils
Senia Unanim Baskets
Patrick McNeill
North Tonawanda Lumberjacks
Howard Orchard Park Quakers
Illiamsville South
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