Chautauqua Lake’s Brendan Klossner drives to the basket during Thursday’s Section VI Class C prequarterfinal against Global Concepts in Mayville. P-J photo by Jason Bower

MAYVILLE — No. 8 Chautauqua Lake shut out No. 9 Global Concepts 12-0 in the second quarter on its way to a 53-41 victory in a Section VI Class C boys basketball prequarterfinal Thursday.

“I think our 1-3-1 gave them a few problems. We got a lot of deflections and a lot of steals,” Chautauqua Lake head coach Devin Pope said. “They kind of stalled out running an offense once we made that switch.”

Nick Jacobson led the Eagles with 21 points, eight steals and four assists; Nate Henry had 16 points and seven rebounds; Brendan Klossner grabbed seven rebounds and Trent Houser had six rebounds.

Chautauqua Lake will travel to No. 1 Randolph for a noon semifinal Saturday.

“It’s a survive-and-advance mentality, one game at a time. It’s a tall test in front of us,” Pope said of the matchup with the Cardinals. “We have nothing to lose. Nobody expects us to win. We’ll go in there and play ball the way we know how to and hopefully make it a game.”

GLOBAL CONCEPTS (41)

Castro Jr. 2 0 6, Villalobo 4 2 12, Mills 2 0 6, Davis Jr. 3 5 11, Fears Jr. 0 2 2, Bah 2 0 4, Torres 0 0 0, Carty 0 0 0, Stewart 0 0 0. Totals 13 9 41.

CHAUTAUQUA LAKE (53)

Jacobson 7 4 21, Henry 6 2 16, Fairbank 1 0 2, YAbuhmeidan 2 0 4, Klossner 2 0 4, Houser 3 0 6. Totals 21 6 53.

3-point goals–Castro Jr. 2, Villalobo 2, Mills 2, Jacobson 3, Henry 2.

Global Concepts 9 0 15 17 — 41

Chautauqua Lake 18 12 10 13 — 53

MARKHAM CLOSES STRONG

CHEEKTOWAGA — Roger Markham scored 16 of his team-high 21 points during the second half, including 7-of-8 shooting at the foul line in the fourth quarter, as No. 9 Falconer beat No. 8 JFK 65-48 in a Class B2 prequarterfinal.

Zach Markham added 13 points, Nathan Bailey had 12 and Max Parmentier had 10 for the Golden Falcons, who led 25-14 at halftime.

Michael Mingle led the Bears with 26 points.

Falconer will travel to No. 1 Salamanca for a 7 p.m. quarterfinal Saturday.

FALCONER (65)

Delaney 2 3 7, RMarkham 6 8 21, Bianco 0 0 0, Parmentier 4 2 10, Brainard 0 0 0, Bailey 5 1 12, Wood 1 0 2, ZMarkham 6 1 13. Totals 24 15 65.

JFK (48)

Jozwiak 3 0 9, Diaz 2 0 6, DaqFord 2 1 6, DasFord 0 2 2, Mingle 9 4 26, Sikorski 0 0 0, Kabeya 0 0 0, Ryles 0 0 0. Totals 16 7 48.

3-point goals–RMarkham, Bailey, Jozwiak 3, Diaz 2, Mingle 4.

Falconer 16 9 15 25 — 65

JFK 9 5 17 17 — 48

TROJANS JUMP ON TOP OF EAST

BUFFALO — Chase Hartnett had 24 points, five assists and three steals to lead No. 9 Southwestern past No. 8 East 76-50 in a Class B1 prequarterfinal.

Hartnett scored 11 points and Landon Hooks added 8 during a 24-7 first quarter.

Hooks finished with 16 points, five steals and four rebounds; Gavin Milner had 11 points and nine rebounds; and Connor Young had 11 assists and eight rebounds for the Trojans.

Tendai Furbert led the Panthers with 27 points.

Southwestern will travel to No. 1 Akron for a noon Saturday quarterfinal.

SOUTHWESTERN (76)

Hooks 6 3 16, Young 3 0 6, Hartnett 7 6 24, Waite 1 2 4, JHarris 1 0 3, Anderson 0 0 0, Larson 4 0 9, Smith 0 1 1, James 0 0 0, Hayes 0 0 0, Milner 5 1 11, Carlson 0 00 , OHarris 1 0 2. Totals 29 13 76.

EAST (50)

Williams 2 0 4, Nichols 3 0 9, Morris 2 0 6, Furbert 10 5 27, Diaz 0 0 0, Rhodes 0 0 0, Hill 1 0 2, Martinez 1 0 2, Torres 0 0 0. Totals 19 5 50.

3-point goals–Hooks, Hartnett 2, JHarris, Larson, Nichols 3, Morris 2, Furbert 2.

Southwestern 24 20 14 18 — 76

East 7 12 17 14 — 50

PANTHERS KNOCK DOWN 16 3s

GOWANDA — Trelin Warrior scored 25 points, including six 3-pointers, as No. 7 Gowanda beat No. 10 North Collins 81-57 in a Class C prequarterfinal.

Seth Geiger added 16 points, Winter Rivera scored 14 and Blake Herman had 11 for the Panthers, who led 47-23 at halftime after a 26-9 second quarter.

Walter Ebersole led the Eagles with 18 points and Zach Quiter added 12.

Gowanda will travel to No. 2 Holland for a noon Saturday quarterfinal.

NORTH COLLINS (57)

Armbruster 3 1 8, Demmerley 3 0 9, Quiter 5 1 12, Miller 2 0 4, Ebersole 7 3 18, Lark 2 0 4, Rice 1 0 2. Totals 23 5 57.

GOWANDA (81)

Barrett 1 0 2, Herman 5 0 11, Geiger 7 0 16, Mohawk 0 0 0, Warrior 9 1 25, Montour 3 0 8, Fernandes 1 0 2, Rivera 5 0 14, Johns 1 0 3. Totals 32 1 81.

3-point goals–Armbruster, Demmerley 3, Quiter, Ebersole, Herman, Geiger 2, Warrior 6, Montour 2, Rivera 4, Johns.

North Collins 14 9 17 17 — 57

Gowanda 21 26 21 13 — 81

ELLICOTTVILLE OUTLASTS DRAGONS

ELLICOTTVILLE — Blake Smith had 15 points, four rebounds, three assists and two steals to lead a balanced Ellicottville attack as the sixth-seeded Eagles beat No. 14 Maple Grove 51-38 in a Class C prequarterfinal.

Carter Smith had 9 points and five rebounds; Dominic Polino had 7 points and 12 rebounds; and Rylan Benjamin had 7 points for Ellicottville, which led 25-20 at halftime.

Liam Colburn led the Red Dragons with 15 points and Camden Lombardo scored 13.

The Eagles will travel to No. 3 Franklinville for a noon semifinal Saturday.

MAPLE GROVE (38)

Culver 0 0 0, Lombardo 5 0 13, Mason 0 0 0, Verbosky 0 0 0, BJohnson 0 0 0, Carlson 0 0 0, Yohe 0 0 0, Colburn 7 1 15, Price 1 0 2, Cornell 0 1 1, Dahlberg 3 1 7, Reynolds 0 0 0. Totals 16 3 38.

ELLICOTTVILLE (51)

Benjamin 2 1 7, Myers 0 0 0, Mendell 2 1 6, CSmith 4 0 9, Adams 0 0 0, BSmith 5 3 15, MJohnson 1 0 2, Gascon 0 0 0, John 1 2 5, CPolino 0 0 0, Norton 0 0 0, Hurley 0 0 0, DPolino 2 3 7, Palmatier 0 0 0, Metzger 0 0 0. Totals 17 10 51.

3-point goals–Lombardo 3, Benjamin 2, Mendell, CSmith, BSmith 2, John.

Maple Grove 10 10 11 7 — 38

Ellicottville 11 14 12 14 — 51

BLACK KNIGHTS ELIMINATED

ALLEGANY — Carson Kwiatkowski scored 22 points and Gavin Straub added 21 as No. 7 Allegany-Limestone beat No. 10 Silver Creek 72-48 in a Class B2 prequarterfinal.

Simon White led the Black Knights with 25 points.

The Gators will travel to No. 2 MST for a noon quarterfinal Saturday.

SILVER CREEK (48)

Hoelzle 2 0 4, Eick 6 0 13, Brennan 2 0 4, White 10 2 25, DeLong 0 2 2, Dudek 0 0 0. Totals 20 4 48.

ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE (72)

Callen 1 0 3, Forrest 5 1 12, Kwiatkowski 8 3 22, GStraub 9 3 21, Strade 3 1 9, Wilczewski 2 0 4, Amore 0 1 1. Totals 28 9-13 72.

3-point goals–Eick, White 3, Callen, Forrest, Kwiatkowski 3, Strade 2.

Silver Creek 10 12 12 14 — 48

Allegany-Limestone 22 16 25 9 — 72