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Tuesday: Fairport!
April 11, 2006  -  Can you spell D-a-n-y-l-y-s-h-y-n ? Fairport junior attackman Mike Danylyshyn scored the first five goals for Fairport and added one more to lead the Red Raiders to a 9-6 win at Penfield in this premiere Monroe County match up.
  
reddot When you talk about a near perfect game, you are talking about the Fairport - Penfield game played today at Penfield. In fact, almost unbelievably, there were no time serving penalties in the entire game.
  
As each team played a high tempo, quick movement game, the first few shots were saved at each end by Penfield goalie, Brian Dell (10s) and Fairport goalie Geoffrey Mayor (12s). At the 7:34 mark, Fairport scored with a one-one-one drive by Danylyshyn who scored again at 5:44 with a feed from Eric Martin. Penfield returned (at 5:16) with a goal by Connor Rice, assisted by Mike Cummings. Feeling the momentum, the Patriots scored two more, the first at 4:53 with Mike Arvan scoring (unassisted) and the second at 4:30 by Kelly McKenna (unassisted). Penfield was in the lead 3-2 until Danylyshyn scored again with just 0:04 left in the first quarter.
  
Penfield took the lead in the second quarter on goals by Cummings (an unassisted drive from out front) at 9:53 and one by Scott Serron at 8:15 on a feed from Rice. Fairport scored in between (8:41) as Danylyshyn scored his fifth goal on a fast break feed from Pat Reilly. Penfield started half time with a 5-4 lead.
  
The Patriots increased their lead to two with another goal by Serron (assisted by McKenna) at 10:04. It would be the last goal by Penfield. Fairport brought the score back to a tie on goals at 7:38 (Danylyshyn from Dan Scarazzo) and 5:36 (Reilly from Jeff Sanna).
 
The last quarter belonged to the Red Raiders with scores by Danylyshyn (from Sanna) and Ryan Lowe (unassisted on a drive from out front). In the last minute of the game Penfield pulled their goalie in an effort to get the ball back, and Sanna scored on an open goal to give Fairport the 9-6 victory.
  
Scoring for Fairport were Danylyshyn (6g), Jeff Sanna (1g-2a), Reilly (1g-1a), Lowe (1g) while Scarazzo and Martin each added an assist. Senior goalie Geoff Mayer made 12 saves for Fairport (3-1).
  
Five different players made the scorebook for Penfield, led by Mike Cummings, Connor Rice and Kelly McKenna (1g-1a) each. McKenna won 9 of 13 faceoff. Mike Arvan and Scott Serron each scored a goal and Brian Dell ended the game with 10 saves for the Patriots (4-1).
    
reddot A strong second half effort gave Midlakes the 8-4 victory over Pal-Mac as Ryan McCannon scored 4g and Glen Johnson added 1g-3a for the winners. After a scoreless first quarter, Pal-Mac took a 2-1 half time lead. Midlakes tied the score at four at the end of the third and came back with four unanswered goals in the last period.
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Scoring for Midlakes were Glen Stevenson (1g-3a), Jon Briggs (1a), Ryan McCannon (4g), Nate Stevens (1g), Jamie Arthur (1g), Josh Sauve (1a) and R.C. Weston (1g). Jared Schoonerman made 9 saves for Midlakes.
  
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Dave Merritt (2g), Jaimie Gross (1g), MIke Christ (1g) while
Derrick Piccola and Will Mallia each added an assist. John Reeves recorded 19 saves for the Raiders (0-4).
  
reddot Rush-Henrietta suffered their first loss of the season when Webster Schroeder won a 15-8 victory this evening at home.
  
Schroeder face off man John Pawluk won the opening draw, picked up the ball and ran down field to feed Mike Tota for the first goal, just 0:07 into the game. Schroeder scored the next six goals (on 7 shots) to maintain their undefeated record of 4-0.
  
Scoring for Webster were Mike Tota (4g-1a), Eric Chavoustie (3g), Nick Mooney (1g-1a), Grant Catalino (3g-5a), Jay Wilmes (3g), Austin Orsini (1g-1a), John Pawluk (1a) , Chris Ferry (3a) and goalie Dennis Costanza (1a) who also recorded 8s/6ga. Zach Marshall had 4s/1ga. Pawluk and Chris Topping won 15 of 25 face offs for the Warriors (4-0).crush
  
Scoring for Rush-Henrietta were Tony Henriquez and Nate Delone with (2g-1a), Brian Hantzis and Justin Rose with 2g each and Matt Moran with one assist. Junior goalie Matt McShea made 8 saves and fellow junior Andrew Widanka made 2 saves for the Royal Comets (3-1).
  
reddot In another close one, Brighton was the 10-9 overtime winner over host HFL. Tied after the first quarter, HFL scored four unanswered goals to take a 7-3 half time lead and then added one to the tally in the third quarter to take an 8-3 lead.
  
Brighton came back with the next four goals to make it 8-7 Cougars with 6:26 left. Twenty-five seconds later the Cougars added one to take the score to 9-7. Brighton then scored two goals in 23 seconds to tie the score with 2:17 left in regulation and eventually take the game into overtime.
  
Brighton senior attackman Colin Davis who scored the goal sending the game into overtime scored the winning goal as well after Brighton called a time out to set up the play that called for a feed from senior attackman Kyle Warren.
  
Scoring for Brighton were Davis (2g), Robbie Asselin (2g-1a), Colin Hickey and Ryan Conti scored 2g each and Jake Anderson scored his first Varsity goal.
  
Scoring for HFL were Cade Norris (2g-2a), Zach Whyte (2g-1a), Connor Burgasser (2g), Andrew Santiago (1g), Dan Layfield (1g), and Ian Griffin (1g).

reddot Waterloo was the big winner with a 17-5 victory over host Mynderse. After a 1-1 first quarter, the Indians opened it up outscoring the Blue Devils 7-2 to take an 8-3 half time lead. Each team double its score in the third quarter.
  
Waterloo saw scoring from Winston Boyd (5g-2a), Josh Mateo (3g-2a) and Nate Boyd (3g-1a), while Mike Ruiz and Bill Jolly each added 2g and Brian Adler and Blane Murray each added a goal. Josh Lewis recorded an assist and Andy Riegel (8s) and Mark Nearpass (2s) shared goal keeper duties for Waterloo (5-1).
  
Mynderse saw goals from Dustin Luckinbill (3g), Anthony Clark (1g), Kevin McCully (1g), Jon Young (1a) and Sean McGrimley (1a). Zac Rescort had 12 saves for Mynderse (2-3). No report from Mynderse.
  
reddotupdated Irondequoit was the 9-7 winner at Pittsford. Irondequoit's Todd Laemlein scored the first goal of the game with an assist from Greg Wright. After that, neither team was able to pull away with the scoring going back and forth. The game was tight until the final minutes of the fourth quarter. By quarter it was Irondequoit 1-0 ater the first, 4-4 at the half and 7-7 at the end of the third quarter.
  
Scoring for the Eagels were Andrew Hart (4g-1a), Mickey Haight (1g-2a), Kevin Coholan (2g), Joe Parker: (1g-1a), Greg Wright (2g) and Todd Laemlein (1g) Zach Nash ahd 17 saves for Irondequoit (3-1).
  
Leading the scoring for the Panthers were Doug Milano-Johnson (3g), Cam Edmiston (2g-1a) and Chris Kist (2g).
  
reddot It was a rare shutout for Newark in their 12-0 victory over host Bath. Newark set the tone (after a 17-4 loss last night to Canandaigua) and scored five goals in the first quarter and ended the half up 7-0.
  
Scoring for the Reds were Nate Johnson (2g-1a), Colin Johnson (2g-1a), Dan Mizro (2g-2a), Alex Quku (3g), John Barrett (1g-2a), Adam Golding (1g-1a). Jon Shanley added one goal and Greg MacBride added an assist. Goalie Josh Putman continued to perform well in goal with 10 saves and the shutout.
  
Goalie Jeremiah Wilder had 14 saves for Bath.
  
reddot It was Spencerport over Brockport in a close 6-5 game at Spencerport. The Rangers took a 3-1 first quarter but the Blue Devils came back to tie at three at the half. Brockport had the advantage 4-3 at the end of three quarters, but the Rangers took the win in the final period.
  
Scoring for the Rangers were Rob Stojanov (2g), Phil Schmid (2g), Steve Difulvio (1g and 9 ground balls) and Tyler Hintz (1g). Ryan Konko had 12 saves for Spencerport (4-1).
  
Adam Nauerth had 2 goals for Brockport. No report from Brockport. 
  
reddot It was visiting Victor with the 11-7 win at Livonia with the Blue Devils scoring four goals in the first quarter while hold the Bulldogs to 2. Livonia came back in the second quarter and the teams tied at the half. In the second half it was Victor with seven goals and Livonia with three.
  
Scoring for Victor were Eric Willman (3g-1a), Jason Houtenbrink (3g), Andy Savage (1g-1a), Erick Rogemoser and Alex Rogemoser with (1g-1a) each, Frank Valenti (1g) and Joe Coleman and Brad Payne who each added one assist. Junior Mitchell Liegerot made 10 saves or Victor (3-3).
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Scoring for the Bulldogs were Adam Schaible (2g), Scott Mosher (2a), Chadd Britton (1g-1a), Brian Sciera (1g-1a), John Dalberth (1g-1a), Brent Simpson (1g) and Tyler Russell (1a). Aaron Jamison recorded 12 saves for Livonia (6-1).
  
reddot It was Churchville Chili over Greece Arcadia/Olympia with a 16-1 win at Arcadia. Leading the scoring for the Saints were Ryan Grogan (1g-4a) and Gino Marcello (4g) While Jaime Englert and Ben Rossignolo added 2g-2a. The defense was led by Brian Briggs with 11 ground balls and goalie Evan Williams (goalie) with 4 saves. No report from Arcadia/Olympia.
  
reddot Geneva was physical in their 10-6 win at host Aquinas tonight. Leading the effort for the Panthers were  Sean Braman (3g), John Warner (2g, 2a) and RJ Gringeri (1g 1a). Kyle Barcaro, Andy Torella, John Manian and Willy Rago each added one goal. Adam Schultz made 10 saves for Geneva (2-3).
  
Scoring for the Little Irish were Chris Roland (2g 1a), Dave Schmandt (2g), Pat King (1g), Matt Smith (1g), Mark Pincelli (2a) and Carol Kennedy (1a). Alan Antinarelli recorded 16 saves for Aquinas (3-2).
   
reddotupdated It was Webster Thomas the 13-5 victor over host Hilton as the Titans took a 6-2 half time lead.
  
Scoring for Thomas were Kevin Kemp (2g-1a), Dan Hinderland (2g-2a), Brendan Rothfuss(2g,2a), Dom Scalzo (2g-1a), Kyle Lavallee (1g-1a), Kurt Detwiller (2g-1a) and Max Gurowski (2a). Pat Maloney (1g) and Mark Schumacher (1a) scored their first varsity points for the Titans.
  
Thomas saw solid defensive play by Jordan Tracy, Taylor Smith, Steven Hondorf and AJ Laffin.  Also helping out on the defensive side of the field were Ryan McGrath, James Frommert, Bryan Clifford, Jake Zieglar, and Freshmen AJ Glagolov.  In goal for the second time this year was Junior Alex Mosher. 

Leading the scoring for Hilton were Tyler Stiles (2g), Jon Graus (2g) and Alex Wood (1g). Leading the scoring for Thomas was Brendon Rothfuss (2g-3a).