| Monday: Three Underseeds Advance |
May 21, 2012 - There were eleven outbracket games played on the first day of the Section Five lacrosse tournaments today and three of the lower seeded teams won their games. The most dramatic was twelfth seeded HF-L's 15-7 win over fifth seeded Pal-Mac. Bath (#11) beat Waterloo (#6) with a score of 13-6 and Brighton (#9) beat Brockport (#8) 11-6. Gananda pulled out a 5-4 win over Waterloo when the game went to overtime. Other winners were Lightning, Rush-Henrietta, Penn Yan, Aquinas, Marcus Whitman and Geneva.
HFL 15 - Pal-Mac 7 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 7:00 PM |
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at Pal-Mac HS |
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Pal-Mac
Record: 13-4 |
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HFL
Record: 7-10 |
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The book for Pal-Mac: Kyle Ludwig (1g), Jarett Duchesneau (1g), Ben Reeves (1g-3a), Stephen Morrell (1g), Mike Marvin (2g), Doug Ellsworth (1a), David Ellsworth (1g-1a), Goaltending: Cody Rogers 9s/15ga (48 mins)
The book for HFL: Drew Tallon (4g-2a), Connor Flaherty (3g-1a), Jason Boike (2g-3a), Ian Holtby (1g), Tim Breau (1a), Nick Weston (5g-1a), Goaltending: Nick Beniamino 9s/7ga = 56% (48 mins). |
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-- Twelfth seeded HF-L scored the first three goals and seven of the first eight on their way to a 15-7 win over fifth seeded Pal-Mac. The Cougars only had six players make their offensive book.  Leading the charge were midfielder Nick Weston (5g-1a) and attackman Drew Tallon (4g-2a). Attackmen Connor Flaherty (3g-1a) and Jason Boike (2g-3a) added points for the Cougars. Face off man Jake Boice finished 14/24 (58%). Defenseman Keanan O'Brien and midfielder Ian Holtby led in ground balls with seven. Weston finished with six for HF-L. In the cage for HF-L, Nick Beniamino finished with nine saves. For Pal-Mac, Cody Rogers recorded nine saves.
For Pal-Mac, sophomore Ben Reeves led in scoring with 1g-3a. Reeves finished his season with 109 points (43g-66a). He is currently 17 assists ahead of the second highest feeder in Section Five. Over his four year career Reeves has accumulated 116g-159a (275 points). With two season left, Reeves looks to be one of the most accomplished scorers in recent Section Five history. 
 For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
-- Eighth seeded Greece Arcadia/Olympia defeated ninth seeded Webster Schroeder 10-7 this afternoon. The Lightning scored five goals in the second quarter and held off the late advances of the Warriors. The Lightning scored four straight goals spanning the end of the first quarter and beginning of the second to lead 4-1 with 10:49 remaining in the second quarter. Although the Warriors fought back to within a single goal they never lead again after their initial score.
Schroeder's Kenny Nelson scored the opening goal of the game with an assist from Keenan Denis. Nelson scored his goal during man-up. Overall, six goals were scored during man-up. Dylan Mahan and Bryan Collister added unassisted goals for the Lightning to finish out the quarter. Goals from Collister and Robert Kitchen opened up the second quarter. Schroeder fought back to within a single goal with their own unassisted goals. Brandon Harris and Denis scored for the Warriors. The Lightning added another run. This time they added three goals. Schroeder scored the final goal of the half with an unassisted goal from Harris with 0:57 remaining. Greece led 7-4 going into halftime.
In the third quarter Collister added his third goal for the Lightning. Schroeder came back with two more in the final two minutes to bring the game within two goals. However, only 0:14 after their second goal, Nick Capone scored for the Lightning to increase the lead back to three. Each team added a single goal in the final quarter.
In the cage for Greece, Shane Trost finished with nine saves. For Schroeder, Willie Klan also finished with nine saves. Defenseman Josh Reed finished 7/9 at the face off draw with a team leading nine ground balls. The Lightning will advance to play Fairport on Wednesday.
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--  Mynderse forced higher seeded Gananda into overtime before the Blue Devils came back for the 5-4 win. Gananda's Trevor Schraffenberger scored the last goal of regulation as well as the overtime goal to secure the win for the seventh seed. The game was close for its entirety and neither team had a significant advantage. Mynderse tied or led for 47:21, however, they did not get a possession in the sudden death overtime. Gananda Coach Michael Pane won the game on the result of a stick challenge at the start the overtime period. He asked the officials for a challenge and was successful which resulted in Gananda starting with the ball and scoring on their second shot on cage. For those at the game, there was a bit of tension as time expired due to a second stick check on Schraffenberger after he scored the game winning goal. His stick was legal.
The game opened with Mynderse scoring the only goal of the first quarter. Aaron Peterman, who finished with 2g-1a, scored with an inside dodge against three Blue Panthers. The Blue Devils slowly worked against Gananda's defense. They took seven shots in the series that ended with the goal, two saves and four missed shots. Mynderse led 1-0 after the first quarter. Gananda tied the game with the only goal of the second quarter. Freshman Riley Palmer scored unassisted with a dodge straight at the cage with 7:01 remaining in the quarter. All five goals for the Blue Panthers were scored unassisted. The score was tied 1-1 at halftime.
In the third quarter, both teams added two goals. Mynderse scored first to retake the lead. Justin Hlywa drove at the cage and dished the ball off to Peterman after the slide. He was waiting just outside the crease and goalie Steven Fisher did not have a chance. The game was a defensive battle with both goalies playing outstanding games. Fisher finished with nine saves (69%) for the Blue  Panthers. Gananda tied the game three minutes later with another drive by Riley Palmer. Two minutes later and the Blue Panthers took their first and only lead of the game with a goal from Riley's brother, senior Ian Palmer. Ian intercepted the ball during a clear and finished with a 1-0 against goalie Tim Trickler. Trickler was extremely impressive between the pipes. He finished with 14 saves (74%) for the Blue Devils. Mynderse's lead did not stand long when Gananda scored only 1:17 later to tie the game. Sean Anderson scored the first of his two goals with an assist from Nick Barbay. The score was 3-3 at the end of the third quarter.
Mynderse scored the opening goal again with 9:16 remaining in regulation. Anderson scored the second of his goals with an impressive parallel drive at the goal with Peterman. Peterman dished the ball at the last second and Anderson finished into the back of the net. The game tying goal was only 0:34 later. Schraffenberger scored his first on a garbage goal just outside the crease. He picked up the loose ball and didn't give Trickler a chance to track the shot. The final nine minutes of the game were back and forth play. Mynderse had four more shots, two saves from Fisher and Gananda had six more shots, one save from Trickler. After Coach Pane's challenge gave the Blue Panthers the possession they went straight at the cage and, on the second shot, scored.
Gananda dominated the face off draw. Nick Rapp finished 8/10 for the Blue Panthers. Ian Palmer and Rapp both finished with a team leading seven ground balls. Rapp got five of his ground balls after winning his own face offs. Defenseman Dylan Joy finished with six and defenseman Anthony Lafica finished with five. For Mynderse, Trickler finished with a team leading nine ground balls. He also finished with three interceptions from reaching out between the pipes. Trickler was the reason that Mynderse nearly won the game. Next up for the Blue Panthers is Aquinas on Wednesday.
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 -- Second seeded Aquinas scored nine goals in the first quarter in their 16-1 win over 15th seeded Wayne. The Little Irish were led in scoring by attackman Joe Snook (6g) and midfielder Jake Vogl (1g-5a). Snook scored six goals on seven shots for the Little Irish. Midfielders Billy Lombardi and Pete DiLaura split time at the face off draw. Lombardi finished 12/14 (86%) and DiLaura finished 5/7 (71%). Lombardi led his team in ground balls with 12. Between the pipes, Erich Wischmeyer finished with seven saves (88%) for the Little Irish. For Wayne, Justin Townsend finished with 6 saves. Wayne ends their inaugural season with a record of 2-14. Aquinas will host Gananda on Wednesday.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Rush-Henrietta 18 - Ath/Ody 1 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 5:00 PM |
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Rush-Henrietta
Record: 4-13 |
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Ath/Ody
Record: 1-16 |
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The book for Rush-Henrietta: Nick Binnert (2g-2a), Chauncey Scissum (4g), Jackson Sadowski (2g-1a), Sean Tomkinson (3g-2a), Joseph LaRocca (1g-1a), Brandon Smith (1g), Andrew Tirabassi (2g), Shane Cole (1a), Jordon Cochrane (2a), Matt Hair (1g), Eric Gentile (1g), Cory Della Stua (1g), Goaltending: McKenzie Spooner 2s/1ga = 67% (36 mins), Jeff Delaney 1s/0ga = 100% (12 mins)
The book for Ath/Ody: Keenan Mahoney (1g), Goaltending: Mike Zimmer 9s/18ga (48 mins). |
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-- R-H scored 11 goals in the first half on their way to an 18-1 win over Greece Athena/Odyssey. The Royal Comets had 12 offensive players make their scorebook. Leading the charge was junior midfielder Sean Tomkinson with 3g-2a. Junior midfielder Chauncey Scissum finished with four goals for the Royal Comets. In the cage, McKenzie Spooner played three quarters and recorded two saves. Jeff Delany finished the game and recorded one save. For Greece, Keenan Mahoney added the lone goal. In the cage, Mike Zimmer finished with nine saves. Rush-Henrietta will play at Penfield in the quarter final round.
Penn Yan 20 - Bishop Kearney 0 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 5:00 PM |
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at Penn Yan |
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Penn Yan
Record: 15-2 |
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Bishop Kearney
Record: 1-15 |
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The book for Penn Yan: Ryan Maciejewski (4g-1a), Rion Davison (2a), Bradley Voigt (1g-3a), Dylan Yonts (2g-4a), Corey Grace (3g), Brett McMichael (3g-1a), Nate Spoor (1g-1a), Sean Emerson (1g), Chris Castle (1g-2a), Kevin Kerrick (1a), Nate Skorusa (2g), Tyler Lambert (1g), Brandon Grace (1g-1a), Goaltending: Brandon Maciejewski 1s/0ga = 100% (36 mins), Matt Spoor 1s/0ga = 100% (12 mins)
The book for Bishop Kearney: Goaltending: Andrew Barreca 22s/20ga = 52% (48 mins). |
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-- Penn Yan defeated Bishop Kearney 20-0. The Kings only fielded 12 players in the contest. Penn Yan finished with 13 different players scoring in their offensive book. Leading in scoring was senior midfielder Dylan Yonts with 2g-4a. Junior attackman Ryan Maciejewski finished with 4g-1a. In the cage, Brandon Maciejewski and Matt Spoor each finished with one recorded save. Penn Yan will host Marcus Whitman on Wednesday.
Brighton 11 - Brockport 6 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 7:00 PM |
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Brockport
Record: 4-13 |
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Brighton
Record: 3-14 |
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The book for Brockport: Andy Reed (1a), Benjamin Madafferi (2g-2a), Adam Crist (1g), Jon Miller (2g), Christopher Warren (1g), Bill Russell (1a), Goaltending: Hunter DeLany 11s/11ga = 50% (48 mins)
The book for Brighton: Robert Haggerty (4g-3a), Casey Kopp (2g-3a), Will Hunnerlach (3g), John Bender (2g-1a), Pat Mann (1a), Vinny Rockwell (2a), Goaltending: Tom Hilling 7s/3ga = 70% (36 mins), Andy Wong 2s/3ga (12 mins). |
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-- Brockport scored the opening two goals before Brighton scored four unanswered goals of their own to initiate their 11-6 win. The Barons were one of three games where the lower seeded team won. Leading in scoring for Brighton was junior attackman Robert Haggerty with 4g-3a. Junior midfielder Casey Kopp finished with 2g-3a for the Barons. In the cage, Tom Hilling played three quarters and recorded seven saves. Andy Wong finished out the game and recorded two saves. No report from Brockport.
Marcus Whitman 11 - East Rochester 5 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 7:00 PM |
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Marcus Whitman
Record: 10-7 |
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East Rochester
Record: 10-7 |
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The book for Marcus Whitman: Connor Kelly (3g-1a), Karl Gray (3g), Clay Wilson (1g-2a), Oliver Oswald (2g), Tyler Dancause (1g-1a), Matt Hey (1g), Taylor Lazzaro (1a), Goaltending: Merritt Bailey 14s/5ga = 74% (48 mins)
The book for East Rochester: Jake Altman (3g), Raymond Shalvoy (1g), Nick Nadeau (1g), Goaltending: Jonathan Caton 3s/3ga = 50% (17 mins), Liridon Dervisholli 14s/8ga = 64% (31 mins). |
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-- It was 8th seeded Marcus Whitman over 9th seeded East Rochester 11-5 tonight. ER jumped out to a 3-0 lead over Marcus Whitman with 8:05 to go in the first quarter. Jake Altman scored two man up goals and Nick Nadeau getting credit for one from a broken play in front of the Whitman goal.  Connor Kelly scored Whitman's first goal at 7:46 to go in the first quarter on a feed from Taylor Lazzaro. Karl Gray scored twice to tie the game 3-3 before the end of the quarter.
In the second quarter Whitman took the lead at 4:51 when defenseman Oliver Oswald scored on a fast break goal. Whitman scored the final goal of the first half with 0:21 to go out of a timeout on a Connor Kelly from Clay Wilson feed. The Wildcats held the Bombers scoreless in the second quarter and led 5-3 going into halftime.
The third quarter saw ER again open the scoring at 11:07 on a Raymond Shalvoy unassisted drive to the goal cutting the Whitman lead to one. Connor Kelly answered at 5:29 of the third quarter followed at 4:29 on a long clearing pass from Merritt Bailey to a streaking Tyler Dancause who went end to end and finished with the goal.
ER struck first again in the fourth quarter when Jake Altman scored his third goal at 7:51. Oswald scored on another fast break to put Whitman up by four with 6:38 to play in the game. Matt Hey and Karl Gray found the back of the net for Whitman before Clay Wilson finished the scoring with 2:08 to play on an open goal.
Coach Bruce Teague writes, "We got a little out of balance early and gave up two quick man down goals in the first quarter. We adjusted our man down defense and didn't give up another man down goal on 5 attempts after that. We knew going in that ER can shoot from the perimeter and we needed to challenge those shots which we did a better job of going forward. I am proud of the kids for not panicking when we were down 3 and digging to get back into the game before the end of the first. Our defense did a nice job to hold them scoreless in the second and limit ER to 2 goals in the second half. Oliver played a solid game for us tonight at the face off x and picking up to fast break goals. This was a good win tonight for these seniors playing their final home game on Wildcat field."
Geneva 16 - Bloomfield-Honeoye 5 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 7:00 PM |
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Record: 13-4 |
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Record: 5-12 |
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The book for Geneva: Sean Cunningham (4g-4a), Drew Feinberg (2g-3a), Fran Shaw (2g-1a), Eddie Eddington (4g), Steve Fabrizio (3g), Dan Hickey (1g), Goaltending: Derek Grillone 4s/5ga (43 mins), Jake Sahrle 1s/0ga = 100% (5 mins)
The book for Bloomfield-Honeoye: Jason Jones (2a), Brett Hodgeman (1g), Allan Smith (1g-1a), Aaron Stevens (1g), Jerrett Hertzel (1g), Travis Young (1g), Goaltending: Evan Multala 21s/16ga = 57% (48 mins). |
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--  Geneva outscored Bloomfield-Honeoye in the first three quarters and held them scoreless in the final quarter to win 16-5. The Panthers added six goals in the final quarter. Leading in scoring was junior midfielder Sean Cunningham with 4g-4a. Junior attackman Drew Feinberg (2g-3a) and sophomore midfielder Eddie Eddington (4g) also contributed to the goals for the Panthers. In the cage, Derek Grillone played nearly the whole game and recorded four saves. Jake Sahrle played the final five minutes and recorded one save. Geneva will host HF-L in Wednesday.
The Pride offense was led by Allan Smith with 1g-1a and Jason Jones with 2a. Evan Multala played the whole game in the goal and was credited with 21s.
Livonia 17 - Newark 2 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 7:00 PM |
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Record: 14-3 |
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Record: 4-13 |
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The book for Livonia: Wyatt Struble (1g-3a), Cody Cisco (5g-1a), Dustin Ayers (1a), Mitchell Kinney (4g), Josh Wester (3g-3a), Alex Chiara (1g), Derek Bishopp (2g-2a), Evan Lyons (1g), Brett Diener (1a), Goaltending: Ethan Jamison 3s/1ga = 75% (36 mins), Troy Lischer 1s/1ga = 50% (12 mins)
The book for Newark: Teddy Collins (1g), Anthony Manthorne (1g), Kyle Power (1a), John Denniston (1a), Goaltending: Dominic Camblin 10s/13ga (24 mins), Cody Cornelius 4s/4ga = 50% (24 mins). |
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 -- Livonia scored 13 unanswered goals in the first half on their way to a 17-2 win over Newark. The Bulldogs had nine different players make their offensive scorebook and were led by attackman Cody Cisco with 5g-1a and attackman Josh Wester with 3g-3a. Derek Bishopp (2g-2a) and Wyatt Struble (1g-3a) also contributed. Bishopp finished 12/17 (71%) at the face off draw. Four of his five losses were technical fouls. He also led his team with ten ground balls. Defenseman Sean Kidder finished with eight and defenseman Nick Jonasse finished with six. In the cage, Ethan Jamison played three quarters and Troy Lischer played the final quarter. Jamison recorded three saves and Lischer recorded one.
For Newark, Teddy Collins and Anthony Manthorne scored with Kyle Power and John Dennison assisting. In the cage, Dominic Camblin and Cody Cornelius split halves. Camblin finished with eight saves and Cornelius finished with four saves.
Livonia will host Bath on Wednesday.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Bath 13 - Waterloo 6 |
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Mon - May 21, 2012 - 7:30 PM |
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Record: 10-7 |
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Bath
Record: 8-9 |
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The book for Waterloo: Tim Wright (2g-2a), Mike Wright (1g), Elliott Messmer (1g-1a), Tim Young (1g), Trevor Black (1g), Goaltending: Josh Bailey 10s/13ga (48 mins)
The book for Bath: Kyle Clark (3g), Bruce Rinker (2g-1a), Mitch Fuller (1g-1a), David Dubois (2g), Brandon Dickson (2g-1a), Jeff Chapman (2g-2a), Trevor Lang (1g-4a), Goaltending: Andrew Clark 8s/6ga = 57% (48 mins). |
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-- Bath scored the first four goals and held Waterloo scoreless for 13:15 in their 13-6 win over the Indians. Both teams added two goals in the second quarter as the Indians tried to keep the game close. However, in the third quarter, Bath once again held the Indians scoreless and added two of their own. In the final quarter the game was closer with Bath scoring five and Waterloo scoring four.
Bath midfielder Justin Gavette and Mitch Fuller combined for a 68% day at the face off draw. Gavette finished 12/17 and Fuller finished 3/5. Defenseman Trevor Lang finished leading in scoring for the Rams with 1g-4a. He also led in ground balls with 13. In the cage for Bath, Andrew Clark finished with eight saves. Bath will continue on to the quarter finals where they will face Livonia on Wednesday.
Waterloo's attack took the majority of their shots. Tim Wright, Mike Wright and Elliott Messmer combined for 14 shots. The team combined for 25 shots, including five from defenseman Trevor Black. Midfielder Justin Kimble finished with a team leading six ground balls for the Indians. Black finished with four. In the cage, Josh Bailey finished with 10 saves.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics. |
