In fact, the Wolverines senior guard did something he’s never done before.

Swanson scored a career-high and program-record 47 points Saturday afternoon as No. 4 Westfield topped No. 12 Brocton 89-51 in a Section VI Class C boys basketball quarterfinal.

Not only did Swanson score nearly 50 points, including five dunks and four 3-pointers, he also grabbed 11 rebounds, dished out nine assists and grabbed eight steals while throwing in a blocked shot for good measure.

Zach Maguire chipped in 18 points, 17 rebounds, six assists, four steals and four blocked shots; Grant Beadle grabbed seven rebounds; and Brayden Paddock had three steals for the Wolverines.

Westfield’s Zach Maguire puts up a shot inside during Saturday’s Section VI Class C quarterfinal against Brocton at Westfield Academy & Central School. P-J photo by Jason Bower

Westfield led 25-10 after the first quarter and put the game away with a 29-12 third quarter.

Michael Garcia led the Bulldogs with 27 points.

Next up for Westfield is a semifinal date with No. 1 Randolph at Jamestown Community College’s Physical Education Complex on Tuesday at 6 p.m. In their only meeting this year, the Wolverines beat the Cardinals 43-39 in the Centercourt Classic at St. Joe’s Collegiate Institute.

BROCTON (51)

Gustafson 0 0 0, Ludwig 0 0 0, Gatto 2 0 5, Pryll 0 0 0, Walker 0 0 0, Spiller 0 0 0, Miller 3 0 7, Garcia 8 8 27, Morello 0 0 0, Laurito 3 0 6, Santiago 0 0 0, Weisner 2 2 6, Lindstrom 0 0 0, Mitchell 0 0 0. Totals 18 10 51.

WESTFIELD (89)

Paddock 3 0 8, BSwanson 2 0 4, Whitesell 0 0 0, Stein 0 0 0, Maguire 7 1 18, CSwanson 19 5 47, Thomas 1 0 3, Anderson 0 0 0, Stellhorn 1 0 2, Schuster 1 0 3, Tunison 0 0 0, Beadle 1 2 4. Totals 35 8 89.

3-point goals-Gatto, Miller, Garcia 3, Paddock 2, Maguire 3, CSwanson 4, Thomas, Schuster.

Brocton 10 18 12 11 – 51

Westfield 25 21 29 14 – 89

TROJANS ELIMINATED

AKRON — Limited to 17 points through three quarters, No. 9 Southwestern fell to No. 1 Akron 59-30 in a Section VI Class B1 game.

Darren Brooks paced a balanced scoring attack for the Tigers (20-1) with 15 points, while Braydon Lamont and Ben Gerstung added 12 and 10 points respectively.

The Trojans (9-13) were led by Chase Hartnett with 7 points, all in the first half.

Akron now advances to the semifinals at 6:30 p.m. Thursday against Alden at Buffalo State University.

SOUTHWESTERN (30)

Hooks 1 2 5, Young 0 0 0, Hartnett 3 1 7, Waite 1 1 4, JHarris 1 0 3, Larson 1 0 2, Smith 1 0 2, Hayes 0 1 1, Milner 1 0 2, OHarris 1 2 4, Totals 10 7 30.

AKRON (59)

BlGerstung 3 0 8, Lamont 5 1 12, BeGerstung 3 3 10, Pragle 1 0 2, Patterson 3 0 7, Jonathan 1 0 3, Hill 1 0 2, Abrams 0 0 0, Brooks 6 3 15, Totals 23 7 59.

3-point goals — Hooks, Waite, JHarris, BlGerstung 2, Lamont, BeGerstung, Patterson, Jonathan.

Southwestern 6 7 4 13 — 30

Akron 12 14 19 14 — 59

HOLLAND ELIMINATES GOWANDA

HOLLAND – Brady Wiskup scored 11 points during a 26-15 third quarter as No. 2 Holland took control en route to a 69-56 Class C quarterfinal victory over No. 7 Gowanda.

Wiskup led the Dutchmen with 25 points, Carson Howlett added 18 and Jude Gerbec chipped in 13.

Trelin Warrior led the Panthers with 24 points, Logan Ruff scored 11 and Blake Herman chipped in 10.

The Dutchmen will take on No. 3 Franklinville in the 7:45 p.m. semifinal Tuesday at Jamestown Community College’s Physical Education Complex.

GOWANDA (56)

Barrett 0 0 0, Herman 2 4 10, Geiger 4 0 8, Ruff 5 1 11, Warrior 7 7 24, Montour 0 0 0, Fernandes 0 0 0, Rivera 1 1 3, Johns 0 0 0, Stevens 0 0 0. Totals 19 13 56.

HOLLAND (69)

Gerbec 4 5 13, Wiskup 10 3 25, Brown 2 1 5, Baranowski 2 0 5, Leary 1 1 3, Platt 0 0 0, Houde 0 0 0, Howlett 7 3 18, Szucs 0 0 0. Totals 26 13 69.

3-point goals-Herman 2, Warrior 3, Wiskup 2, Baranowski, Howlett.

Gowanda 12 15 15 14 – 56

Holland 10 16 26 17 – 69

FRANKLINVILLE PULLS AWAY FROM EAGLES

FRANKLINVILLE – Matthew Spittler scored 21 points, while Bretton Blecha had 16 points, 14 rebounds and four steals as No. 3 Franklinville beat No. 6 Ellicottville 65-45 in a Class C quarterfinal.

Eli Shenk added 11 points; Isaac Towne had 8 points, seven rebounds, five assists and four steals; and Collin Mooney had five assists and five steals for the Panthers, who led 33-27 at halftime.

Rylan Benjamin led the Eagles with 9 points, while Carter Smith and Dominic Polino had 8 points apiece.

Franklinville will take on No. 2 Holland in the 7:45 p.m. semifinal Tuesday at Jamestown Community College’s Physical Education Complex.

ELLICOTTVILLE (45)

Benjamin 3 0 9, Myers 0 0 0, Mendell 2 0 5, CSmith 4 0 8, Adams 0 0 0, BSmith 3 0 6, Johnson 0 0 0, Gascon 0 0 0, John 2 2 7, CPolino 1 0 2, Hurley 0 0 0, DPolino 4 0 8, Palmatier 0 0 0, Metzger 0 0 0. Totals 19 2 45.

FRANKLINVILLE (65)

Green 1 2 5, Tatlow 0 0 0, Blecha 8 0 16, EShenk 4 2 11, Higgins 0 0 0, Towne 3 2 8, Cornell 0 0 0, Lane 0 0 0, OShenk 0 0 0, Spittler 10 0 21, Blecha 0 0 0, Mooney 1 2 4. Totals 27 8 65.

3-point goals-Benjamin 3, Mendell, John, Green, EShenk, Spittler.

Ellicottville 11 16 10 8 – 45

Franklinville 21 12 14 18 – 65