AMHERST — Jaydian Johnson has had plenty of outstanding performances on the hardwood during his high school career.

Monday afternoon might have been his best.

The senior guard poured in 33 points, grabbed eight rebounds and dished out seven assists to propel Jamestown to a 71-48 victory over Sweet Home in a nonleague basketball game.

All told, Johnson shot 13 of 19 from the floor, including 4 of 6 from the arc and, in tandem with teammate Elijah Farmer, it was too much for the Panthers, who were outscored 26-8 in the fourth quarter.

For his part, Farmer scored 23 points, and pulled down 14 rebounds while shooting 10 of 15 from the floor.

Collectively, the Red & Green connected on 30 of 59 field goal attempts compared to 19 of 41 for the Panthers. Jamestown, which committed just 11 turnovers, also held a 33-21 advantage on the boards.

For Sweet Home, Dondre Walker led the way with 15 points and Abdul Keshinro added 12.

The win raised the Red & Green’s record to 5-1 overall while the Panthers dropped to 3-2.

In the junior varsity game, Jamestown prevailed 56-41. Julian Jackson led the way for the winners with 13 points and eight rebounds while teammate Hector Montanez chipped in 11 points.

The Red & Green return to action at 12:30 p.m. Saturday when they travel to Clarence.

JAMESTOWN (71)

Farmer 10 1 23, Gonzalez 3 0 6, GJohnson 2 1 5, Thagard 1 0 2, Cruz 0 0 0, Panebianco 0 0 0, JJohnson 13 4 33, Watson 1 0 2, Totals 30 6 71.

SWEET HOME (48)

Rainey 1 0 2, McGrath 1 0 2, Walker 6 0 15, Patterson 3 1 8, Figueroa 2 0 4, Guerrero 2 2 6, Keshinro 5 1 12, Mendell 1 0 3, Totals 19 4 48.

3-point goals — Farmer 2, JJohnson 3, Walker 3, Patterson, Keshinro, Mendell.

Jamestown 14 19 12 26 — 71

Sweet Home 11 19 10 8 — 48

Jayvees: Jamestown 56, Sweet Home 41

CARDS EDGE TROJANS

RANDOLPH — Drew Hind scored 22 points, grabbed seven rebounds, dished out five assists and had five steals to lead Randolph to a 47-44 nonleague victory over Southwestern.

Kevin McElwain added 11 points, Carter Conley chipped in 7 points and 10 rebounds, and Griffin Nelson collected five boards, five assists and five steals as the Cardinals improved to 3-1.

Landon Hooks led the Trojans with 17 points — he hit five 3-pointers in the first quarter — and Chase Hartnett contributed 13.

The game was tied 17-all after the first quarter, Randolph led 24-21 at halftime and then the hosts held on down the stretch for the win.

SOUTHWESTERN (44)

Fuller 0 0 0, Hooks 6 0 17, Young 1 0 3, Hartnett 4 3 13, Waite 1 0 2, Larson 3 0 6, Milliner 0 0 0, Harris 1 0 3, Totals 16 3 44.

RANDOLPH (47)

Morrison 0 0 0, Hind 9 2 22, McElwain 4 0 11, Nelson 2 0 4, Conley 3 1 7, Brooks 1 0 3, Huntington 0 0 0, Totals 19 3 47.

3-point goals — Hooks 5, Young, Hartnett 2, Harris, Hind 2, McElwain 3, Brooks.

Southwestern 17 4 9 14 — 44

Randolph 17 7 11 12 — 47

Jayvees: Randolph 49, Southwestern 44

GIRLS

RANDOLPH LOSES CLOSE ONE

ELMIRA — Randolph fell to St. Mary’s of Lancaster 60-52 in the championship game Josh Palmer Fund Clarion Classic Basketball Tournament.

Skylar Herington, who was named to the all-tournament team, paced the Cardinals with 28 points; Payton Morrison added 9 points and five boards; Quinn Pence collected nine assists and seven rebounds; and Gianna Bowles added 10 boards. Aliza Hind received the Sixth-Man Award.

St. Mary’s led 36-20 at halftime, but the Cardinals outscored the former 32-24 after the break when Herington scored 17 points.