The **Section III high school sports scoreboard** for December 31 showcases significant performances across various competitions. Teams from the region demonstrated their skills in basketball, ice hockey, and volleyball, with notable victories in each category.
Basketball Tournament Results
In boys basketball, the **Cortland Tournament** saw **Moravia** secure a decisive victory against **Cortland**, ending the game at **55-42**. This match highlighted Moravia’s strong offensive strategy, contributing to their win in the tournament.
The **Cooperstown Tournament** featured an exciting matchup where **Cooperstown** triumphed over **Cato-Meridian** with a score of **80-67**. This high-scoring game showcased the offensive prowess of both teams, but Cooperstown ultimately outperformed their opponents.
In the girls basketball tournament, the **Jefferson Community College Tournament** had **South Jefferson** defeating **Sackets Harbor** with a score of **53-34**. South Jefferson’s solid defense played a crucial role in maintaining their lead throughout the game.
The **Edmeston Tournament** produced a thrilling finish, with **Fort Plain** narrowly defeating **Brookfield**, **55-52**. This close contest kept spectators on the edge of their seats as both teams fought hard for the win.
Non-League Matches and Other Highlights
In regular season action, **Cicero-North Syracuse** achieved a comfortable victory against **Garden City**, finishing at **49-29**. This match demonstrated Cicero-North Syracuse’s dominance in their league, reflecting their strong season performance.
The girls’ ice hockey game saw **Clinton** take a decisive win over **Canton**, with a final score of **2-0**. Clinton’s effective teamwork and strategy were evident as they controlled the tempo of the game.
Lastly, in girls volleyball, **South Lewis** triumphed over **South Jefferson**, winning the match **3-1**. This victory adds to South Lewis’s impressive record this season, highlighting their competitive edge in the league.
For comprehensive coverage of all **Section III high school sporting events**, including schedules and statistics, **Syracuse.com** remains the go-to source for fans and followers.
