But Frewsburg sophomore Jadyn Trocki continued to show that she belongs in that conversation in the coming years.

Trocki scored 17 of her team-high 21 points in the second half as the Bears turned a tie game at halftime into a 25-point blowout of the Legends with a 68-43 victory in the final of four games at Jamestown High School’s McElrath Gymnasium.

Frewsburg turned the ball over 10 times in the first half and Francis put her stamp on the game early with 15 of her game-high 22 points in the opening 16 minutes.

But after halftime, the Bears turned the tables. They took their first lead of the game on an Abery Harvey free throw with 7:15 left in the third quarter and took the lead for good minutes later when Harvey converted a three-point play. A 17-4 run to close the quarter made it 44-35 entering the final eight minutes.

Frewsburg’s Ava Jimerson looks to score inside while being defended by Lancaster’s Cameron Wilson during the final game of the second annual Roger Weiss Memorial Showcase on Saturday at Jamestown High School’s McElrath Gymnasium. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

Lancaster (1-3) never challenged the remainder of the way.

Jadyn Trocki added 12 rebounds and six assists, while Ava Jimerson had 19 points and five steals for Frewsburg (2-0). Kaylee Cappa had nine rebounds, while Taytum Jimerson had five rebounds and five assists.

HORNELL 48, RANDOLPH 39

In the third game of the day, defending Class B Far West Regional champion Hornell led Randolph 33-18 at halftime and the Cardinals never got closer than six in the second half as the Red Raiders won 48-39.

Payton Bentley and Selena Maldonado led Hornell (2-0) with 13 points apiece, while Jordyn Drying added 11.

Randolph’s Skylar Herington shoots between a pair of Hornell defenders during the third game of the second annual Roger Weiss Memorial Showcase on Saturday at Jamestown High School’s McElrath Gymnasium. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

Randolph turned the ball over 18 times and shot 14 of 60 from the field. Skylar Herington led the Cardinals (1-2) with 14 points to go along with seven assists and two blocked shots. Sadie Steward had 10 points and eight rebounds; Gianna Bowles had nine rebounds and four steals; Aliza Hind chipped in five rebounds, two blocked shots and two steals; and Quinn Pence had five steals, five rebounds and three assists.

Randolph trailed 33-18 at halftime, but got back in the game by forcing seven turnovers and outscoring Hornell 11-4 in the third quarter. A 3-pointer from Steward with 5:51 remaining in the fourth quarter made it 41-33, but the Cardinals made just two more field goals the rest of the way.

JAMESTOWN 50, WILSON 37

Jamestown led Wilson 38-35 entering the fourth quarter, but outscored the Lady Lakemen 12-2 over the final eight minutes to win 50-37.

Carley Daniels had a pair of buckets, while Nayani Reid, Aiyanna Stam, Anna Engquist and Makena Pryce all scored in the fourth quarter for the Red & Green (2-0).

Randolph’s Gianna Bowles has her shot challenged by Hornell’s Selena Maldonado during the third game of the second annual Roger Weiss Memorial Showcase on Saturday at Jamestown High School’s McElrath Gymnasium. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

Stam led Jamestown with 13 points and Engquist added 12 in the game.

Bella Thrush led Wilson (0-4) with a game-high 15 points.

WEST SENECA WEST 61,

SOUTHWESTERN 35

In the first game of the day, West Seneca West jumped ahead of Southwestern 20-2 in the first quarter and never looked back on its way to a 61-35 win.

Isabella Ceccarelli scored 7 of her 17 points and BellarOse Milligan added 7 of her 13 points in the opening eight minutes for the Warhawks (4-0). Ava Gunnells led West Seneca West with a game-high 19 points.

Ellie Pearson led the Trojans (2-1) with 10 points to go along with eight rebounds and four assists. Braya Beaver had 10 rebounds and Marlana Cresanti had four steals.

West Seneca West 61, Southwestern 35

WEST SENECA WEST (61)

Vanegas 2 0 5, Milligan 4 2 13, Cooley 0 0 0, Culliton 0 0 0, Ceccarelli 7 1 17, Ecker 1 0 3, Beard 2 0 4, Gunnells 7 3 19, Wackowski 0 0 0, Cora 0 0 0. Totals 23 6 61.

SOUTHWESTERN (35)

GSirianni 2 1 6, Lewis 1 0 2, Cresanti 3 0 6, Charles 0 0 0, BBeaver 1 4 6, CBeaver 2 0 5, Pearson 4 0 10, Robinson 0 0 0, Genareo 0 0 0. Totals 13 5 35.

3-point goals–Vanegas, Milligan 3, Ceccarelli 2, Ecker, Gunnells 2, GSirianni, CBeaver, Pearson 2.

West Seneca West 20 9 13 19 — 61

Southwestern 2 13 9 11 — 35

Jamestown 50, Wilson 37

WILSON (37)

Madan 1 0 2, AElia 2 0 5, KElia 0 0 0, Simpson 3 0 7, Phillips 2 0 5, Fournier 0 0 0, Smith 0 0 0, Guenther 1 0 2, AbFaery 0 1 1, AnFaery 0 0 0, Hardy 0 0 0, Thrush 7 1 15, Strack 0 0 0, Vanderlinden 0 0 0. Totals 16 2 37.

JAMESTOWN (50)

Brandow 1 0 3, Reid 5 2 12, Stam 6 1 13, Daniels 3 0 7, Gibbs 0 1 1, Engquist 5 2 12, Pryce 1 0 2. Totals 21 6 50.

3-point goals–AElia, Simpson, Phillips, Brandow, Daniels..

Wilson 12 7 16 2 — 37

Jamestown 11 16 11 12 — 50

Hornell 48, Randolph 39

HORNELL (48)

Nasca 1 1 3, Drying 4 1 11, Bentley 5 3 13, Mehr 0 0 0, Eveland 0 0 0, Maldonado 6 1 13, Evingham 3 0 8, Hawkins 0 0 0. Totals 19 6 48.

RANDOLPH (39)

Hind 3 0 8, Morrison 0 0 0, Bowles 0 1 1, Pence 1 1 4, Herington 5 2 14, Bushey 1 0 2, Steward 4 1 10. Totals 14 5 39.

3-point goals–Drying 2, Evingham 2, Hind 2, Pence, Herington 2, Steward.

Hornell 18 15 4 11 — 48

Randolph 8 10 11 10 — 39

Frewsburg 68, Lancaster 43

LANCASTER (43)

Booker 2 0 5, Francis 7 5 22, Harrington 0 2 2, Jackson 0 0 0, Kreutzer 1 0 2, Molino 2 2 8, Schlesselman 0 0 0, Schlotterbeck 2 0 4, Wilson 0 0 0. Totals 14 9 43.

FREWSBURG (68)

JTrocki 9 0 21, TTrocki 4 2 12, JJimerson 0 0 0, TJimerson 0 0 0, Cappa 2 2 6, Harvey 3 4 10, AJimerson 8 3 19, Gruber 0 0 0. Totals 26 11 68.

3-point goals–Booker, Francis, Molino 2, JTrocki 3, TTrocki 2.

Lancaster 16 10 9 8 — 43

Frewsburg 8 18 18 24 — 68