Clarence secured a significant 70-58 victory over Lancaster's boys basketball team, marking a crucial ECIC Division I win, fueled by strong ball movement and defense. The Red Devils, previously 7-2, had faced challenges in league play, with five single-digit defeats, but their triumph against Lancaster reflects a well-deserved success amidst a demanding league. A big second half, highlighted by Brett Erbacher's three three-pointers and Bryce Tubin's 17 points, secured the victory, pushing Clarence to a 9-9 record while Lancaster dropped to 12-4.

By the Numbers
  • Clarence's Bryce Tubin finished with 17 points, and senior Sean Gilmartin had a team-high 19 points.
  • Lancaster's senior Channing Francis scored a game-high 33 points, with 10 rebounds and five steals.
State of Play
  • Clarence improved to 9-9, securing a crucial victory after a challenging league schedule.
  • Lancaster dropped to 12-4 following the defeat.
  • Fredonia defeated Salamanca 77-61, with guard Mike Hahn scoring 25 points and center Davion White contributing 24 points.
Bottom Line

Clarence's 70-58 victory over Lancaster reflects a well-deserved triumph in a demanding league and signals a crucial turning point in their season.