Kareem Martin and Osa Izevbuwa combined for 55 points as defending Staten Island High School League champion McKee/Staten Island Tech punched its ticket back to the semifinals.
Martin had 30 points, Izevbuwa added 25 and Chris Smith had 13 as fifth-seeded MSIT blitzed No. 4 Moore Catholic, 82-57, in the quarterfinals Sunday at College of Staten Island. The Seagulls (17-9) will meet No. 1 Curtis, which beat them twice during the regular season, in the semifinals Wednesday at 8 p.m., back at CSI. Frank Schettino had 14 points for Moore (18-5).
St. Peter’s 41, St. Joseph by the Sea 35: Andrew Cannon had 17 points to lead St. Peter’s (16-6) in the SIHSL quarterfinals. The second-seeded Eagles meet No. 3 Monsignor Farrell in the semifinals Wednesday at College of Staten Isalnd. Justin Henderson had 11 points and Stephen Matrangolo added 10 for Sea (7-14).
Monsignor Farrell 71, Petrides 41: Connor Nicholson had 24 points and Devin Dunn followed with 17 points for Farrell (10-13) in the SIHSL quarterfinals. The third-seeded Lions meet No. 2 St. Peter’s in the semifinals Wednesday. Elijah Bryant had 24 points for Petrides (5-19).
Curtis 66, Susan Wagner 36: DaShawn Richmond scored 21 points, Debonair Edwards added 20 and Kevin McIntosh had 11 for top-seeded Curtis (21-4), which meets rival McKee/Staten Island Tech in the SIHSL semifinals Wednesday at 8 p.m. at College of Staten Island. James Bertucci scored 15 points for Wagner (12-14).
NON-LEAGUE
Xaverian 54, All Hallows 48: Brian Bernardi had 18 points for Xaverian (14-7), which was without starters George Lambert and Shakeel Kemp because of ankle injuries. All Hallows is 7-12.
Bishop Loughlin 56, Archbishop Stepinac 50: Khadeen Carrington had 14 points, Michael Williams had 11 points and Kevin Ravenell added 10 for Loughlin (10-9). Quarry Greenway had 12 points and Josh James notched 10 points for Stepinac (9-10).
Fordham Prep 60, Albany Academy 58: Jarred Moorer took a feed from Sean McNamara and converted a baby hook in the lane with three seconds left to give Fordham (5-14) the win. Moorer and Peter Ciaccia each had 15 points for the Rams. Jelanie Currie scored 28 points apiece for Albany Academy.
