<a href="/topics/Patchogue%2C_NY">Patchogue</a>-Medford junior Jessica Calandra bowled 300 in the second game of a 735 series, but Pat-Med fell to <a href="/topics/Longwood%2C_NY">Longwood</a>, 2-1, in a <a href="/topics/Suffolk_County%2C_NY">Suffolk</a> girls League II bowling match Thursday. 
 It was the fourth consecutive 700-plus series this season for Calandra. Brianna Meyer bowled a 212 in Game 1 of a 607 series to lead <a href="/topics/Longwood%2C_NY">Longwood</a> in its 798-925, 925-915, 936-837 win. 
 <a href="/topics/Commack%2C_NY">Commack</a> 2, Middle Country 1: Kim Curreri bowled a 278 in the first game of a 723 series for <a href="/topics/Commack%2C_NY">Commack</a> in a 1,064-1,000, 938-935, 965-1,005 win in League I. Curreri's 278 game and 723 series were both school records, according to Commack coach Harold Cooley. 
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 Sewanhaka District 3, <a href="/topics/Oyster_Bay%2C_NY">Oyster Bay</a> 0: Tommy Genova rolled a 280 in Game 3 of a 692 series and Joshua Kramer bowled a 259 in Game 1 of a 685 series for Sewanhaka District in a 859-589, 915-658, 863-743 win in <a href="/topics/Nassau_County%2C_NY">Nassau</a> Conference II. 
 <a href="/topics/Plainview%2C_NY">Plainview</a> JFK 3, <a href="/topics/Bethpage_State_Park%2C_NY">Bethpage</a> 0: Matthew Farber bowled 279 in the first game of an 806 series as <a href="/topics/Plainview%2C_NY">Plainview</a> JFK prevailed, 850-795, 931-829, 781-759, in Conference III. Louis Buchman rolled a 248 in Game 2 of a 636 series for Plainview JFK (5-3). 
 <a href="/topics/Smithtown%2C_NY">Smithtown</a> 3, Commack 0: Gregg Reed bowled 278 in the second game of a 693 series to lift <a href="/topics/Smithtown%2C_NY">Smithtown</a>, 915-863, 1,051-981, 926-856, in <a href="/topics/Suffolk_County%2C_NY">Suffolk</a> League II. 
 BOYS BASKETBALL 
 <a href="/topics/Herricks%2C_NY">Herricks</a> 56, Mepham 50: Andrew Fellus had 21 points and seven assists and went 6-for-7 from the line in the fourth quarter to help preserve the win for <a href="/topics/Herricks%2C_NY">Herricks</a> (3-1) in Conference AA-III. 
 <a href="/topics/Locust_Valley%2C_NY">Locust Valley</a> 38, <a href="/topics/Cold_Spring_Harbor%2C_NY">Cold Spring Harbor</a> 35: Bradley Conn's basket with 30 seconds left provided the final margin for <a href="/topics/Locust_Valley%2C_NY">Locust Valley</a> (3-0) in Conference BC. Matt Campanella had 13 points to lead Locust Valley. 
 <a href="/topics/Brentwood%2C_NY">Brentwood</a> 51, Commack 48: Lawrence Hall had 15 points to lead <a href="/topics/Brentwood%2C_NY">Brentwood</a> (2-0) in League I. Femi Olujobi added 13 points and 10 rebounds. 
 <a href="/topics/East_Hampton%2C_NY">East Hampton</a> 60, <a href="/topics/Bayport%2C_NY">Bayport</a>-<a href="/topics/Blue_Point%2C_NY">Blue Point</a> 58, OT: <a href="/topics/Thomas_King">Thomas King</a> had four of his 18 points in overtime and added a block with eight seconds left to help lift <a href="/topics/East_Hampton%2C_NY">East Hampton</a> (2-1) in League V. <a href="/topics/Bayport%2C_NY">Bayport</a>-<a href="/topics/Blue_Point%2C_NY">Blue Point</a>'s Steve Longo made a basket with eight seconds left in the fourth quarter to force overtime. 
 <a href="/topics/Rocky_Point%2C_NY">Rocky Point</a> 48, <a href="/topics/Islip%2C_NY">Islip</a> 47: Joe <a href="/topics/Kingston%2C_NY">Kingston</a> (20 points) hit his sixth three-pointer of the game with just over a minute left to give <a href="/topics/Rocky_Point%2C_NY">Rocky Point</a> (3-1) a 48-44 lead in League V. 
 <a href="/topics/Southold%2C_NY">Southold</a> 59, Stony Brook 47: Winston Wilcenski had 21 points, nine rebounds and eight assists to lead <a href="/topics/Southold%2C_NY">Southold</a> (2-0) in League VIII. 
 Chaminade 66, St. Dominic 64: <a href="/topics/John_Patterson">John Patterson</a> had 15 points and 10 rebounds in his first game of the season to lead Chaminade (1-0) in its CHSAA opener. John <a href="/topics/Gallego_%28footballer%29">Gallego</a> (14 points, eight assists) made two foul shots to give Chaminade a 66-62 lead with six seconds left. 
 GIRLS BASKETBALL 
 <a href="/topics/Hicksville%2C_NY">Hicksville</a> 46, <a href="/topics/Valley_Stream%2C_NY">Valley Stream</a> Central 40: Caitlyn Garger had 18 of her 26 points in a 28-22 second half for <a href="/topics/Hicksville%2C_NY">Hicksville</a> (3-1 <a href="/topics/Nassau_County%2C_NY">Nassau</a> Conference AA-II), which shot 12-for-14 from the free-throw line in the final quarter. 
 Longwood 42, Sachem North 37: Kiery West had 17 points and 11 rebounds and Aliyah Blake had 15 points and eight rebounds to lead Longwood (3-0) in League I. 
 <a href="/topics/Bay_Shore%2C_NY">Bay Shore</a> 46, <a href="/topics/West_Islip%2C_NY">West Islip</a> 38: Megan Schoberl had 15 points and 11 rebounds and Courtney Bocchieri had 10 points and 22 rebounds for <a href="/topics/Bay_Shore%2C_NY">Bay Shore</a> (1-2) in League II. 
 Smithtown West 38, <a href="/topics/Centereach%2C_NY">Centereach</a> 36: Melissa Meyers had 12 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks to lead Smithtown West (2-1) in League III. Savannah Miller had eight points, nine steals and five assists and Gabby Cabello added seven points, including a key three-pointer down the stretch to seal the win. 
 <a href="/topics/Amityville%2C_NY">Amityville</a> 56, <a href="/topics/Mount_Sinai%2C_NY">Mount Sinai</a> 46: Janice Jenkins had 25 points and 11 rebounds and Raven Price had 14 points and 14 rebounds for <a href="/topics/Amityville%2C_NY">Amityville</a> (2-1) in League VI. 
 Bayport-Blue Point 47, <a href="/topics/East_%28designer%29">East</a> Hampton 35: Paige Faherty had 20 points and 13 rebounds, Cassie Dooley had 11 points and 6 assists and Rebecca Raber grabbed 16 rebounds to lead Bayport-Blue Point (6-3, 2-1) in League VI. 
 RIFLE 
 Valley Stream District 1,090, <a href="/topics/Massapequa%2C_NY">Massapequa</a> 1,067: Danielle Coumo scored 291 to lead <a href="/topics/Valley_Stream%2C_NY">Valley Stream</a> District. Christopher Esposito shot 278 for <a href="/topics/Massapequa%2C_NY">Massapequa</a>. 
 BOYS SWIMMING 
 Half Hollow Hills 97, <a href="/topics/Hauppauge%2C_NY">Hauppauge</a> 84: Isaac Vingan won the 200 individual medley (2:06.34) and the 100 breaststroke (1:05.70) to lead Half Hollow Hills (2-1) in non-league. <a href="/topics/Hauppauge%2C_NY">Hauppauge</a>'s Justin Plaschka won the 100 freestyle in a school-record time of 47.06, breaking the old record of 47.22.

Patchogue-Medford junior Jessica Calandra bowled 300 in the second game of a 735 series, but Pat-Med fell to Longwood, 2-1, in a Suffolk girls League II bowling match Thursday. It was the fourth consecutive 700-plus series this season for Calandra. Brianna Meyer bowled a 212 in Game 1 of a 607 series to lead Longwood in its 798-925, 925-915, 936-837 win. Commack 2, Middle Country 1: Kim Curreri bowled a 278 in the first game of a 723 series for Commack in a 1,064-1,000, 938-935, 965-1,005 win in League I. Curreri's 278 game and 723 series were both school records, according to Commack coach Harold Cooley. BOYS BOWLING Sewanhaka District 3, Oyster Bay 0: Tommy Genova rolled a 280 in Game 3 of a 692 series and Joshua Kramer bowled a 259 in Game 1 of a 685 series for Sewanhaka District in a 859-589, 915-658, 863-743 win in Nassau Conference II. Plainview JFK 3, Bethpage 0: Matthew Farber bowled 279 in the first game of an 806 series as Plainview JFK prevailed, 850-795, 931-829, 781-759, in Conference III. Louis Buchman rolled a 248 in Game 2 of a 636 series for Plainview JFK (5-3). Smithtown 3, Commack 0: Gregg Reed bowled 278 in the second game of a 693 series to lift Smithtown, 915-863, 1,051-981, 926-856, in Suffolk League II. BOYS BASKETBALL Herricks 56, Mepham 50: Andrew Fellus had 21 points and seven assists and went 6-for-7 from the line in the fourth quarter to help preserve the win for Herricks (3-1) in Conference AA-III. Locust Valley 38, Cold Spring Harbor 35: Bradley Conn's basket with 30 seconds left provided the final margin for Locust Valley (3-0) in Conference BC. Matt Campanella had 13 points to lead Locust Valley. Brentwood 51, Commack 48: Lawrence Hall had 15 points to lead Brentwood (2-0) in League I. Femi Olujobi added 13 points and 10 rebounds. East Hampton 60, Bayport-Blue Point 58, OT: Thomas King had four of his 18 points in overtime and added a block with eight seconds left to help lift East Hampton (2-1) in League V. Bayport-Blue Point's Steve Longo made a basket with eight seconds left in the fourth quarter to force overtime. Rocky Point 48, Islip 47: Joe Kingston (20 points) hit his sixth three-pointer of the game with just over a minute left to give Rocky Point (3-1) a 48-44 lead in League V. Southold 59, Stony Brook 47: Winston Wilcenski had 21 points, nine rebounds and eight assists to lead Southold (2-0) in League VIII. Chaminade 66, St. Dominic 64: John Patterson had 15 points and 10 rebounds in his first game of the season to lead Chaminade (1-0) in its CHSAA opener. John Gallego (14 points, eight assists) made two foul shots to give Chaminade a 66-62 lead with six seconds left. GIRLS BASKETBALL Hicksville 46, Valley Stream Central 40: Caitlyn Garger had 18 of her 26 points in a 28-22 second half for Hicksville (3-1 Nassau Conference AA-II), which shot 12-for-14 from the free-throw line in the final quarter. Longwood 42, Sachem North 37: Kiery West had 17 points and 11 rebounds and Aliyah Blake had 15 points and eight rebounds to lead Longwood (3-0) in League I. Bay Shore 46, West Islip 38: Megan Schoberl had 15 points and 11 rebounds and Courtney Bocchieri had 10 points and 22 rebounds for Bay Shore (1-2) in League II. Smithtown West 38, Centereach 36: Melissa Meyers had 12 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks to lead Smithtown West (2-1) in League III. Savannah Miller had eight points, nine steals and five assists and Gabby Cabello added seven points, including a key three-pointer down the stretch to seal the win. Amityville 56, Mount Sinai 46: Janice Jenkins had 25 points and 11 rebounds and Raven Price had 14 points and 14 rebounds for Amityville (2-1) in League VI. Bayport-Blue Point 47, East Hampton 35: Paige Faherty had 20 points and 13 rebounds, Cassie Dooley had 11 points and 6 assists and Rebecca Raber grabbed 16 rebounds to lead Bayport-Blue Point (6-3, 2-1) in League VI. RIFLE Valley Stream District 1,090, Massapequa 1,067: Danielle Coumo scored 291 to lead Valley Stream District. Christopher Esposito shot 278 for Massapequa. BOYS SWIMMING Half Hollow Hills 97, Hauppauge 84: Isaac Vingan won the 200 individual medley (2:06.34) and the 100 breaststroke (1:05.70) to lead Half Hollow Hills (2-1) in non-league. Hauppauge's Justin Plaschka won the 100 freestyle in a school-record time of 47.06, breaking the old record of 47.22.

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