In yesterday’s state qualifier for high school girls tennis, Grace DelPino (CBA) defeated Brooke Tutor (Baldwinsville) 6-2, 6-3.
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SIF Sports Report
Wednesday, October 16th, 2019Driver’s Seat
Sunday, January 15th, 2017
Bishop Ludden guard Mika Adams-Woods drives for a layup during the third quarter of yesterday’s Zebra Classic matchup with CBA. The teams donned throwback jerseys for the occasion. Adams-Woods finished with a game high 21 points.
City View (Toga Party)
Friday, March 4th, 2016
CBA fans go Animal House for their squad
Week in Review
Sunday, February 28th, 2016
Tyler Sullivan (23) of Liverpool was injured during this drive early in the first quarter of the Section III (Class AA) final yesterday. He came back briefly but then sat on the bench for the second half. Bishop Ludden beat Liverpool 49-37.
Week in Review
Sunday, February 28th, 2016
CBA senior Mark Lutz straddled the baseline and made a reverse layup in the first half of yesterday’s Section III (Class A) final against. Notre Dame. Lutz led all scorers with 22 and CBA won 61-46.
Game of the Week
Sunday, January 17th, 2016
Mika Adams-Woods (#23), aka the one man press-breaker, but on a shooting, dribbling and passing clinic to help hand CBA their first loss of the season.
Last night’s Section III match up between Bishop Ludden and Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) was the perfect crescendo for the Zebra Classic Tournament. It was also a great showcase match sophomore stars Mika Adams-Woods and Charles Pride.
CBA may be the better team (this was their first loss), but after a 37-point, takeover performance, Adams-Woods showed why he may be the regions best talent. His swishing and dishing, his adept ball-handling, and cat-like quickness would have only been more impressive if the superlatives were supplied by Clyde Frazier.
Ludden won 67-58.
CBA will get their chance at revenge when the two teams meet again in February. At that end-of-the-season meeting, the throwback jerseys will be a distant memory.
Guard Mark Lutz finished with 13 points for CBA.
CBA’s super sophmore Charles Pride tried to keep his team close. He finished with 25 points.
Adams-Woods hit five 3-pointers.
The Most Holy Rosary section, pulling for Ludden, celebrated an early first quarter run with a mini chest bump.
CBA’s defense picked up in the fourth, as evidenced by this trap and steal by Pride and Dan Damico (#33).
Adams-Woods was wearing the throwback jersey, but his game was more than modern. The point guard even got a blocked shot in the first half.
One More Battle
Wednesday, December 30th, 2015
CBA swingman Charles Pride is an expert at slashing to the hoop. He had 16 points last night in a win against Jameville-Dewitt.
Christian Brother’s Academy will play host to Westhill tonight in the final of the Bottar Leone Holiday Classic tonight.
Ryan Roland of Westhill will look to fill it up from the three point line against CBA tonight. Roland scored 20 points, viagra including three 3’s, to help his team down Henninger last night.
C Brothers Work It Out
Sunday, December 6th, 2015
Lutz from way downtown in the third quarter.
Christian Brothers Academy came up with two wins at the Peppino’s Invitational. They defeated Liverpool last night 60-56 on the strength of Charles Pride’s double double (15 and 10) and Mark Lutz’s 23, including two key three pointers in the second half. We look forward to the CBA Bishop Ludden match up (aka the city’s Holy War) on January 16.
Charles Pride took flight in the third quarter.
The sharp shooter
After a sluggish first quarter in the game versus Liverpool, CBA (and their motion offense) looked to be in mid-season form.
Game of the Week
Sunday, December 6th, 2015Here are some highlights from performances by Nahjeir Johnson, Tyler Sullivan, Dan Damico, and Destin Blunt from Saturday’s Peppino’s Invitational where CBA and Henninger picked up key wins.
Take One for the Team
Sunday, December 6th, 2015
CBA senior point guard Nick Aversa suffered a scratch to the face during a heated second half run against Liverpool last night. The Brothers won 60-56.