Dyaisha Fair, a rising senior at Edison, led the squad during the final in Johnson City.
The team from Rochester has emerged in first place at the Basketball Coaches Association of New York Summer Hoops Festival for the second time in five years.
Rochester won all five of its games in Johnson City, Broome County, including the tournament final, 54-41 over the team from the Central region of the state. Dyaisha Fair, who will enter her senior year at Edison Career and Technology High School in the Rochester City School District this fall, scored a team-high 19 points in the final.
The festival just outside Binghamton is a replacement for the high school girls basketball competition of the defunct Empire State Games.
"It's basically as good as the Empire State Games were," Rochester coach Jeff Parizek said. "Every section sends a team, except for a couple that were combined.
"It's all college-level kids, players who want to go on to Division I, II or III. It's no joke, the best of the best. Syracuse last year had five Division I kids on its team."
Rochester defeated teams from the Buffalo, Hudson Valley and Nassau County, Long Island regions during pool play. The collection of 12 present and former high school players from Section V then defeated the home region Southern Tier team during the semifinals before its double-digit victory in the final.
Player roster: Lytoya Baker (Bishop Kearney senior), Lauren Devaney (Geneva senior), Dyaisha Fair (Edison senior), Alaina Forbes (Midlakes senior), Marianna Freeman (Bishop Kearney sophomore), Alana Fursman (Pittsford Mendon senior), Lexi Green (Pittsford Mendon sophomore), Callie McCulley (Batavia Notre Dame senior), Brianne Moxley (Penfield senior), Alahna Paige (Irondequoit junior), Baylee Teal (Penfield junior), Saniaa Wilson (Bishop Kearney sophomore).
Head coach: Jeff Parizek (Kendall). Assistant coaches: Jack Rosati (Honeoye Falls-Lima), Kevan Sheppard (Bishop Kearney), Ryan O'Neill (School of the Arts), Todd Esposito (Churchville-Chili), Tim Lincoln (Waterloo).