A scintillating performance from Waverly first-team all-state guard Joey Tomasso highlighted boys basketball Semifinal action in Section 4 on Wednesday night.

Tomasso scored 39 points to lead top-seeded Waverly’s 60-48 victory over fifth-seeded Dryden in a Class B semifinal. That sets up Sunday’s 11:45 a.m. championship game against second-seeded Lansing at Visions Veterans Memorial Arena in Binghamton. Lansing beat Oneonta, 64-59, in the other semifinal.

Semifinals in classes AA, C and D were also played Wednesday.

All six sectional finals for the boys are set. The other matchups:

Class AAA: Corning at Elmira, 7:15 p.m. Friday.

Class AA: Binghamton vs. Union-Endicott, 3:15 p.m. Sunday at Visions Arena.

Class A: Johnson City vs. Maine-Endwell, 6:45 p.m. Sunday at Visions Arena.

Class C: Moravia vs. Delhi, 3:45 p.m. Saturday at Tompkins Cortland Community College.

Class D: South Kortright/Andes vs. Edmeston, 3:45 p.m. Saturday at SUNY Delhi.

Tomasso with 17-point first quarter

Tomasso scored 17 of Waverly’s 20 first-quarter points as the Wolverines (17-3) built a 12-point cushion and maintained the lead the rest of the night in the final game at Waverly’s gymnasium before renovations. The gym is scheduled to re-open in January of 2025.

Tomasso nailed three of his six 3-pointers in the opening quarter, then hit three more in the third quarter to help stem a Dryden comeback bid.

Jay Pipher added 10 points for the Wolverines, including three 3-pointers.

Alexander Scott was top scorer for Dryden (14-9) with 19 points to go with several blocked shots.

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Four Bobcats reach double-figures

The offensive balance Lansing (20-2) has seen all season was again on display in the victory over Oneonta, with Aiden Hathorn leading the way with 18 points.

Jordan Sidle added 17 points, Alex Girich had 15 and Ryan Pettograsso-Houk scored 10.

Makya Morrison led Oneonta with 28 points.

Higher seeds win Class C semifinals

Third-seeded Moravia built a 23-7 lead after one quarter against second-seeded Elmira Notre Dame and cruised to a 67-40 victory in the second Class C semifinal of the night at Tompkins Cortland Community College.

Abram Wasileski led defending Class C champion Moravia (19-3) with 15 points to help the IAC Small School champion Blue Devils reach a third consecutive sectional final. Kyler Proper scored 14 points, followed by Aiden Kelly and Logan Bell with 13 each.

Notre Dame finished with a 13-9 record. Finn Schweizer paced END with 12 points, Luke Richards scored 11 and Jeremiah Parker had nine.

Fourth-seeded Delhi (18-4) took the opening semifinal, 44-40, over top-seeded Candor (18-4).

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Patriots cruise into Class A final

Second-seeded Binghamton finished the first half with a 31-10 spurt to build an 18-point halftime lead in a 71-51 victory over Horseheads, last year’s Class A champion in Section 4.

Binghamton and Union-Endicott will face each other for the third time after splitting their regular-season meetings. U-E won at home, 69-68, on Dec. 19 and Binghamton was a 67-54 winner on the road Jan. 20.

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