BAYONNE — Tottenville picked up a win and a loss in the Bayonne Holiday Classic over the weekend, dropping a 66-50 decision to West Orange on Saturday before cruising to a 63-36 win over Lab Science Sunday.

The Pirates rolled to victory behind Shiloh Ezderman’s 16 points and Abdelrahman Hassan’s 14.

Hassan knocked down a pair of treys as part of his 10 first-quarter points, while Ezderman tallied nine in the opening stanza as the Pirates jumped out to a fast start and led 29-22 after one.

Coach Kevin Alesi’s squad turned up the defensive heat in the second as it held Lab Science scoreless in the period.

Elias Souledis chipped in with eight, while Dom Mennella (two treys) added six for the Pirates.

Tottenville (9-3 overall) shot 8 of 10 from the stripe.

The Pirates fell behind early and never recovered in dropping the first game of the tourney.

Max Bleecker netted seven of his 20 markers in the first quarter as West Orange took a 14-12 lead. The bulge ballooned to 12 at 34-21 at the intermission as game-high scorer Jayden Ther got hot, scoring 10 of his 23 in the period.

Ther proceeded to stay hot, tallying eight in the third period as the winners remained in control.

Jeremiah Zyeveon-Miller led the Pirates with 16 points, while Souledis added 11.

Pennsbury 53, St. Joseph by-the-Sea 38

WILDWOOD, N.J. — The Vikings (6-4 overall) took one on the chin in the opening round of the Boardwalk Classic Sunday.

Sea fell behind 13-7 after one period, but narrowed the deficit to four at 27-23 at the break as Joey Moran scored all six of his points in the quarter.

However, that was as close the Huguenot school would get as Brayden Clark netted eight of his game-high 13 points in the third as the winners pulled away, allowing just one field goal in the final period to earn the victory.

Nick Rebracca led the Vikings with 11 points, while Luca Mineo added nine.

Sea is back in tourney action again Monday afternoon.

Milford Mill 63, Susan Wagner 60

SALISBURY, Md. — The Falcons led 20-12 after one and 39-28 at the break, but a fourth-quarter breakdown led to overtime, where the Sea View school dropped a hard-fought game.

Clevi Hoxha led Danny Lanigan’s club with 15 points; Chris Albano (four assists) added 11, while Darin Humes-James, Charles Gambino (eight boards) and Adem Djonbalic all had eight.

But, Milford’s Bryce Holloway was too much for the Falcons to handle as he totaled a game-high 36 markers to highlight the comeback and eventual victory.

Wagner struggled from the line going just 5 for 13, while MM was 14-27 in the contest.