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Saturday: Waterloo Day
April 8, 2006  -  Seven games were scheduled for Saturday and four of them were planned for the new turf field at Waterloo High School. Many games seemed to fall as expected.
  
reddot In a game not played at Waterloo, Webster Thomas was the 9-3 winner at host Brockport.
   
The Titans started quickly, scoring first with a goal by senior midfielder Kurt DetWiller assisted by Brendon Rothfuss who finished with 1g-2a. Scoring the next goal (unassisted) was senior midfielder Brandon Reeners. The Titans had a number of good looks but the Brockport defense wouldn't break. Brockport’s goalie, Connor Mykins played an excellent first half making 12 saves and ending the game with 19. DetWiller scored again (unassisted) followed by Kevin Kemp (3 g-1a). Scoring for Brockport in the first quarter was midfielder Bohdan Klymochko scoring on a strong dodge from up top.
  
In the second quarter neither team could find the net as the play became very physical for both sides and each team had their opportunities but neither were able to take advantage of them. Thomas led at the break 4-1.
 
Thomas maintained control in the third quarter. Sophomore attackmen Max Gurowski scored first for the Titans with an assisted by Kevin Kemp. Kemp scored assisted by Rothfuss and Rothfuss scored assisted by Dan Hinderland. At the end of the third quarter the score was Thomas 7 Brockport 1. Thomas Goalie Steve Hondorf had a solid game in cage allowing only one goal over three quarters. Also playing well was the Titan Defense who continued to put pressure on Brockport all day.
   
In the fourth quarter Thomas remained on the offensive with goals by Kemp (assisted by Max Gurowski) and Kurt DetWiller. Brockport saw two man up goals by junior midfielder Sean Bittner. Leading the defense for Brockport was junior defensive midfielder Tucker English who had 9 ground balls.
  
The Titan Defense played well all day. Sophomore face off man Pat Maloney was 10/14 for Thomas. Kurt DetWiller had 8 ground balls for the Titans. No report from Brockport.
  
reddot The Livonia Bulldogs hosted the Eastridge Lancers in a match up on Saunders Field with the temperature in the 20’s. The bright sunshine did little to warm the chilly athletes, coaches and fans but they warmed up as the Bulldogs won their 6th straight game this season with a 16 -6 victory.

After a slow start, junior middie Adam Schaible scored an unassisted goal for Livonia with 2 minutes left in the first quarter. Eastridge’s Alex Austin scored on an assist from Sean Sawyer tie the score and then Brian Sciera scored the first of his eight in the game with 40 seconds left in the half. Tyler Russell recorded the assist that put Livonia ahead 2–1 at the end of the first quarter.
  
Eastridge tied the score early in the second quarter on another goal by Austin, and then went ahead 3 – 2 on a goal by Sean Sawyer. Livonia then scored five unanswered goals to take a 7-3 half time lead. Senior attackman John Dalberth started with an unassisted goal. Luke Merritt scored on an assist from Brian Sciera. Sciera then scored the last three goals of the quarter himself with Chadd Britton and Oren Taylor assisting.
  
After the break, the Bulldogs scored nine second half goals including four from Sciera and two from Dalberth. Chadd Britton scored in man up, Merritt’s second goal and senior co-captain Brent Simpson's goal topped off the scoring.
  
Scoring for Livonia were Sciera (8g-1a), Dalberth (3g-1a), Britton (1g-2a),
Merritt (2g), Mosher (2a), Russell (2a), Schaible (1g), Simpson (1g) and Taylor (1a). Seniors Aaron Jamison (6s) and Zac Berger (3s) split time in the goal for the Bulldogs.
  
Scoring for Eastridge were Austin (2g-1a), Sawyer (1g-1a), Todd Horne (1g-1a),
R.J. Pixley (1g) and Nathan Wirth (1g). Sophomore goalie Eugene Ferrera recorded 14 saves for the Lancers. No report form Eastridge.
  
reddot It was Newark over Midlakes, 6-3 in the 1:30 game at Waterloo. The first quarter ended with Midlakes up 2-0 after Newark committed five penalties. Midlakes senior midfielder Nate Stevens scored the first goal (unassisted) and Ryan McConnon added the second goal just 46 seconds later with an assist from Jon Briggs.
  
Ball time in the second quarter belonged to Newark as they out shot Midlakes 17 to 4 but only had one, unassisted goal from Alex Quku after winning his own face-off win at the start of the quarter.

The third quarter saw Newark tie the game on a shot by Nate Johnson assisted by Colin Johnson on man-up.
  
In the fourth, Newark pulled ahead on a Dan Mizro goal from Colin Johnson.
  
Scoring for Newark were Nate Johnson (2a), Colin Johnson (2g-1a), Dan Mizro (2g), Quku (1g-1a), John Barrett (1g). Senior goalie Anthony Cole recorded 11 saves for the Reds (2-2).
  
Scoring for Midlakes were Jon Briggs (1a), Ryan McConnon (1g) and Stephens (2g-1a). Sophomore goalie Jared Schoonerman made 18 saves for the Eagles (2-3).
  
reddot It was Penn Yan over Victor in the 8:00 am game at Waterloo with a score of 10-2. The Mustangs took a 3-0 first quarter lead and ended the half up 7-2.
  
Scoring for Penn Yan were Dan McGuffie (3g-1a), Dan Mesler (2g-1a), Matt Osgood (1g), Ben Odell (1g-2a) and Chris Carlson (1g). Junior goalie RJ Wickham made 11 saves for the Mustangs (3-1).
  
Scoring for Victor were Erick Rogemoser (2g) and Alex Rogemoser (1a). junior goalie Mitchell Liegerot made ten saves for the Blue Devils (2-3).
  
reddot Outstanding defensive performances were turned in by Alan Zulick, Jon Zacharias, Ben Knapton, Justin Buck, Evan Roth, and Charlie Sauter as Canandaigua beat Geneva, 5-2 in the 11:15 game at Waterloo.
  
Scoring for the Braves were Connor Henderson (1g-1a), Jordan Manzer (1g-1a), Eric Klein (1g), Austin Rogers (1g), Andrew Knoblauch (1g) and AJ Groot, Chris McWilliams and Alan Zulick who each added 1 assist. Senior goalie Dan Serafine recorded seven saves, several at critical moments.
  
Scoring for Geneva were Andy Tourella and John Warner. Playing in the goal for Geneva was junior Adam Schutz who made 6 saves. No report from Geneva.
  
reddot Waterloo took a 4-1 first quarter lead on their way to a 12-6 win over visiting Pal-Mac in the last game of the four at Waterloo. The Indians led 8-4 at the half and 10-4 at the end of three.
  
Scoring for Waterloo were Winston Boyd (4g-4a), Nelson Boyd (4g-2a). Bill Jolly (2g-2a) and Josh Mateo (2g-1a). Senior defenseman Josh Lewis had an outstanding defensive game for the Indians. Senior Andy Riegel had 9 saves and fellow senior Mark Nearpass had 2 saves for Waterloo (4-1).
  
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Derrick Piccola (2a) and Jeremy Norsen (1g-1a). Mike Christ, Cody Clement, Pete Barry, Dave Merritt and Ryan Buckley each scored a goal and Jaimie Gross added an assist. Junior goalie Jon Reeves recorded 32 saves, including a number at point blank range.
  
reddot Onondaga (Section 3) took a 5-1 first quarter lead and was 9-4 at the half on their way to a 14-6 victory over vi sting Mynderse Academy. The Blue Devils got as close as 9-6 at 6:41 in the third quarter by Onondaga finished with five goals for the win.
  
Scoring for Tigers were Craig Burlin (1g-1a), Evan Miles (3g-2a), Nick Gilbert (4g-1a), Jim Runge (2g-1a), Brandon Rotunno (3g-1a), Jim Barry (1g). Tigers' goalie Matt Krupka recorded 10 saves for Onondaga (4-1).
  
Scoring for Mynderse were Sean McGrimley (2g-2a), Eric Davids (1g), Josh Kurdziolek (1a), Craig Smith (1g), Dustin Luckinbill (1g), Kevin McCully (1g). Zac Rescorl made 15 saves for Mynderse (1-2).