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It took five tries, but Dansville boys basketball finally made rookie head coach Dave Moodie a winner on Dec. 27 in Nunda in the opening of the Keshequa Tink MacVean Tournament.
Dansville vs. Northstar Christian
The Mustangs came from a small deficit early in the game, but then put on a 31-17 surge in the second half to cap a 56-40 victory.
Dansville (1-4, 0-2) Mitch Lamerson 32 points. Geoff VanDunk 8 points, 8 rebounds. Ray Tighe 5 points, 7 rebounds.
Keshequa vs. Genesee Valley
The homestanding Keshequa boys jumped on the Jaguars from Genesee Valley early in the game and never looked back as the Indians posted a 47-32 win on Dec. 27 in Nunda.
Keshequa (3-4, 0-2) Cyrus Acciari 14 points, 11 rebounds. Justin Coates 10 points, 4 boards, 3 steals. Tyler Piraino 7 points. Nick Faulds 7 points. Terry Forrester 5 points, 7 assists. Tim Cassidy 3 points. Bub Duttweiler 1 point.
Dansville vs. Keshequa
Building on the momentum established on Tuesday night, Dansville kept rolling to sweep the Keshequa Tink MacVean Tournament. On Thursday, The Mustangs went head-to-head with the host team with a 10-1 run in the third quarter en route to a 54-39 final.
Dansville took a 14-6 lead after the first period of play and made it a 10-point margin at the half, 25-15. Dansville’s defense came to the forefront in the third period when they limited the Indians to just one point while pulling ahead by 21 points.
Dansville (2-4, 0-2) Mitch Lamerson 14 points, 5 rebounds. Gio Mountzorous 10 points, 3 steals. Geoff VanDunk 8 points. Ray Tighe 6 points. Brandon Day 4 points, 5 rebounds. Dan Pierce 4 points. Will Brooks 3 points, 5 rebounds. Jack Toomey 3 points. Steve McDonald 2 points.
Keshequa (3-5, 0-2) Nick Faulds 14. Cyrus Acciari 8. Josiah Scott 7 points. Justin Coates 3 points. Dylan Gibson 2 points. Terry Forrester 2 points. Edguardo Astenego 2 points, Tyler Piraino 1 point.
All-tournament team Local selections included Cyrus Acciari and Nick Faulds from Keshequa and Gio Mountzorous and Geoff VanDunk from Dansville. Most Valuable Player was Dansville’s Mitch Lamerson.
It took five tries, but Dansville boys basketball finally made rookie head coach Dave Moodie a winner on Dec. 27 in Nunda in the opening of the Keshequa Tink MacVean Tournament.
Dansville vs. Northstar Christian
The Mustangs came from a small deficit early in the game, but then put on a 31-17 surge in the second half to cap a 56-40 victory.
Dansville (1-4, 0-2) Mitch Lamerson 32 points. Geoff VanDunk 8 points, 8 rebounds. Ray Tighe 5 points, 7 rebounds.
Keshequa vs. Genesee Valley
The homestanding Keshequa boys jumped on the Jaguars from Genesee Valley early in the game and never looked back as the Indians posted a 47-32 win on Dec. 27 in Nunda.
Keshequa (3-4, 0-2) Cyrus Acciari 14 points, 11 rebounds. Justin Coates 10 points, 4 boards, 3 steals. Tyler Piraino 7 points. Nick Faulds 7 points. Terry Forrester 5 points, 7 assists. Tim Cassidy 3 points. Bub Duttweiler 1 point.
Dansville vs. Keshequa
Building on the momentum established on Tuesday night, Dansville kept rolling to sweep the Keshequa Tink MacVean Tournament. On Thursday, The Mustangs went head-to-head with the host team with a 10-1 run in the third quarter en route to a 54-39 final.
Dansville took a 14-6 lead after the first period of play and made it a 10-point margin at the half, 25-15. Dansville’s defense came to the forefront in the third period when they limited the Indians to just one point while pulling ahead by 21 points.
Dansville (2-4, 0-2) Mitch Lamerson 14 points, 5 rebounds. Gio Mountzorous 10 points, 3 steals. Geoff VanDunk 8 points. Ray Tighe 6 points. Brandon Day 4 points, 5 rebounds. Dan Pierce 4 points. Will Brooks 3 points, 5 rebounds. Jack Toomey 3 points. Steve McDonald 2 points.
Keshequa (3-5, 0-2) Nick Faulds 14. Cyrus Acciari 8. Josiah Scott 7 points. Justin Coates 3 points. Dylan Gibson 2 points. Terry Forrester 2 points. Edguardo Astenego 2 points, Tyler Piraino 1 point.
All-tournament team Local selections included Cyrus Acciari and Nick Faulds from Keshequa and Gio Mountzorous and Geoff VanDunk from Dansville. Most Valuable Player was Dansville’s Mitch Lamerson.
