| Thursday: Penfield over Schroeder |
April 29, 2006 - Penfield, Schroeder and Fairport have now proved the idea that parity
is alive and well in the Monroe County Class
A teams. In other close games today, Brockport
beat Athena/Odyssey by one goal as did Aquinas
in their game with McQuaid Jesuit.
   Don't
let the final score fool
you into thinking that the Penfield
vs Schroeder game was not close. It was
clearly anyone's game until the last four
minutes and with the exception of a few
over aggressively verbal and non-verbal
altercations, it was a perfect game on a
beautiful afternoon at Penfield.
In a game that featured great defense by
both teams and dramatic key saves by Penfield's
Brian Dell and Schroeder's Dennis Costanza,
the normally powerful offensive players
on both teams struggled to get the kind
of shots that they normally take for granted.
After checking each other out a number of
times, Penfield scored first when Kelly
McKenna hit the nets on an inside feed from
Dave Malone at 8:31. Less than one minute
later, Chris Ferry scored (unassisted) for
Schroeder. At 4:24, Jay Willmes scored for
the Warriors on a pass from Eric Chavoustie
to give Webster the lead, but only for a
couple of minutes as the Patriots came back
with three quick goals before the end of
the quarter. Kevin Green scored first (unassisted)
at 2:11. Twenty-four seconds later Mike
Arvan scored after dodging his defender
and scoring on a stick high, corner shot.
Nineteen seconds later Ben Foster scored
an unassisted goal for Penfield who ended
the quarter up 4-2.
Schroeder scored first in the second quarter
when, at 6:11 Nick Monney scored on dodge
and shoot to bring the Warriors to within
one. After more transition time, Penfield
scored again (McKenna from Arvan) at 3:34
and then increased their lead to three when
Mike Cummings scored at 2:12. Less than
a minute later the Warriors scored (Grant
Catalino) who bulled his way past four defensive
players before scoring at 1:06. The half
ended with Penfield holding on to a 6-4
lead.
At the top of the third quarter Defenseman
Drew Palmer cleared the ball, saw an opening
and scored the unassisted goal for Schroeder.
At 6:40, the Warriors tied the game at six
when Ferry scored on a feed from Catalino.
Penfield came back with two quick goals,
as Mike Arvan scored on an outside shot
at 2:52 and then again from a clear at 1:58.
Jay Willmes scored for Schroeder at 0:32
with an assist from Catalino and Penfield
was ahead at then end of three quarters,
8-7.
Both teams struggled at the top of the last
quarter as the defensive units limited shots
and what shots did get to the goal were
saved by the goalies. In the end, the Patriots
would hold Schroeder scoreless while they
scored three of their own. At 6:56 Green
scored on a feed from Arvan from a clearing
fast break. Connor Rice scored (unassisted)
on a drive from behind the goal at 4:24
and Green scored the last goal of the game
at 3:03 on a pass from Rice.
There were key match ups all over the field
including Penfield's junior defenseman Paul
Vanthof who along with short stick "shut
off man", Mike Cummings were often
successful at keeping Schroeder's Catalino
from getting the ball. Second efforts by
the Penfield riding team also gave a slight
edge to the Patriots in offensive opportunities.
Brian Dell made 14 saves for Penfield (8-1)
while Dennis Costanza recorded 14 saves
for Schroeder (6-2).
Penn
Yan improved to 10-1 with their
16-0 win over host Midlakes. Scoring for
the Mustangs were Dan McGuffie (3g-3a),
Ben Odell (3g), Dan Mesler (3g-1a), Steven
Carlson (3g-1a), and Ryan Cook (1g-1a).
Jon Folts score 1g and Brandon Trombley
added 2g while Tim Dyer, Matt Osgood and
Mike Manley each added one assist. RJ and
Adam Galusha combined for 3 saves for Penn
Yan.
Geneva
out shot the Reds 41-7 on their way to a
14-1 victory in an afternoon game at Newark.
Scoring for Geneva were Kyle Boncaro (3g-1a),
John Manion (1g-3a), Sean Bramen (2g-2a),
John Warner (2g), Jim Warner (1g-1a) and
Willie Rago (2G). Brian Knecht, Matt Augustine
and Greg Bonney each added one goal and
RJ Gringeri recorded
one assist. Jeff Weise made 3 saves
and Matt Schutz added 3 saves
for the Panthers (6-4).
Dan Mizro scored for Newark while
goalies Anthony Cole made 10 saves and Josh
Putnam added 10 saves for the Reds (3-5).
No report from Newark.
Aquinas
used several last minute man up formations
for a come behind victory over McQuaid Jesuit,
with a final score of 6-5 and the winning
goal scored with only 0:02.6 remaining in
the game.
The first half saw little scoring and was
a very defensive game for both teams. Aquinas
scored the only goal of the first quarter
at 8:50 with an unassisted goal by Mark
Pincelli, who was involved in all but one
of the Little Irish goals. The only goal
of the second quarter by McQuaid Jesuit’s
Mary Farchione with an assist from Jeff
MacDonald that came from a successful ride
by the Knights at 3:46 left in the second
quarter . The score going into halftime
was 1-1.
The first three goals of the third quarter
were all attributed to the McQuaid Jesuit offense.
The first, by Gallina (unassisted), was
scored at 9:03. The second, by Mark Hanna
(assisted by Jay Haseley), was scored at
3:26. The final Knight goal of the quarter
was scored in man-up by Hanna at 0:37. The
Little Irish would not be held scoreless
and put one in the nets at 0:22 when Pincelli
received the ball from Nick Vincent. The
third quarter ended with McQuaid Jesuit up 4-2.
The Knights added to their lead early in
the fourth with a goal by Mitch Ritchie
(assisted by Gallina) which occurred at
10:38. With 7:32 left in the fourth quarter
Aquinas scored to bring the game within
two. The goal was by David Schmandt (assisted
by Pincelli). At 2:46 the Knights received
their first of two penalties. The Little
Irish took advantage of the extra-man situation
to score at 1:56 on a goal by Pincelli (assisted
by Pat King). The second penalty occurred
at 0:46 and was non-releasable.
Aquinas went quickly to the goal and scored
with 0:29 left in the game, tying the score
at five. The goal was scored by David Schmandt
(assisted by King). The all important face
off was taken by Alex Caton of the Knights
and Nick Berkompas of the Little Irish.
Caton picked up the ground ball and controlled
the face-off sending the ball into the offense
for one last shot. The shot ran wide and
Aquinas took the ball back and with a quick
clear pushed the ball up the field. With
only 0:02.6 left on the game clock Pincelli
passed the ball to Berkompas who scored
the game winning goal.
Scoring for the Knights were Hanna (2g),
Gallina (1g-1a), Farchione (1g), Ritchie
(1g), MacDonald (1a), and Haseley (1a).
The Knights now fall to 4-7.
Scoring for the Little
Irish were Pincelli (2g, 3a), Schmandt (2g),
Vincent (1g), King (2a). Alan Antinarelli
recorded 12 saves for Aquinas (5-5).
Matt
Lowney and Aaron Parker anchored a strong
defensive performance as Victor
won a 16-3 victory over host Pal Mac. Nine
of their 16 goals were assisted as the Blue
Devils out shot the Raiders 40-10.
Scoring for Victor were Frank Valenti (4g-1a),
Erick Rogemoser (1g-3a), Jason Houtenbrink
(3g), Eric Willman (2g-1a), Josh Sahr (2a)
and Andy Savage (1g-1a). Stephen
Personale, Chris Mayer, Brady Cotton (1G),
Mike Domizio and Ryan O'Connor each added
one goal while Chris Tice added one assist.
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Ryan Buckley (2g),
Pete Barry (1g) while Derrick Piccola recorded
one assist.
Although
the Thunder out shot the Blue Devils 30-24,
Brockport was the eventually
winner in a 12-11 game with Athena/Odyssey
this afternoon.
Scoring for Brockport were Adam Nauerth
(5g), Bohdan Klymochko (2g-2a), Brett Allen
(1g-2a), Andy Willis (2g), Justin Klymochko
(1g) and Eric Gallert added an assist. Connor
Mykins made 18 saves for the Blue Devils.
Scoring for the Thunder were Nick Kulzer
(2g-1a), Joe Prestigiacomo (1a), Mike Conderman
(2a), Dave Rodriguez (5g), Jared Bennett
(2g), Nick Ryan (1a), Jeremy Fitzgerald
(1g-2a) and Matt Machucki (1g-1a). Dave
Tarana made 9 saves for Athena/Odyssey.
It was a great night for a Lacrosse game
at Reifsteck field as the Brighton
Barons hosted the Hilton Cadets and win
12-1. The Barons took the lead with goals
by Kyle Warren (1), Ryan Conti (2), Colin
Hickey (2) and Tim Williams (1) and ended
the quarter with a score of 6-0.
The Barons continued the second quarter
with scoring from Conti and Hickey. The
Cadets could not take advantage of three
man up opportunities and Brighton led 8-0
at the half.
The third quarter saw Robbie Asselin intercept
an inbound pass which he quickly passed
to Colin Davis for the Brighton score. Davis
added another goal as did Conti. Tim Williams
thought he scored with .51 seconds left
but the officials ruled a crease violation
and nullified the score. The quarter ended
with Brighton up 11-0.
Just as before, Robbie Asselin intercepted
an inbounds pass which he threw to Colin
Davis for another Brighton score. Hilton
did score with 1:28 left by a great shot
by Kyle Hayward.
Sophomore defenseman Matt Davidson led the
defensive effort for Hilton with 7 gbs.
Aaron Donahey made 14 saves for the Cadets.
Canandaigua improved their
record to 6-3 with a 17-1 win over host
Mynderse. Thirteen different players made
the scorebooks for the Braves.
Scoring for Canandaigua were Zack Scheetz
(3g), Jeremy Brown (3g), Connor Henderson
(2g-2a), Charlie Sauter (2g), Andrew Knoblauch
(1g), Kevin Peck (1g),
AJ Otero (1g-2a), Nick Munn (1g-1a) and
Eric Klein (3g-2a). Jordan Manzer and Austin
Rogers each added two assists and AJ Groot
and Tyler Wakefield each added one assist.
Scott Bement made 3 saves and allowed 1
goal in the first half and Kyle Carson played
the 2nd half and made 2 saves while allowed
no goals.
Dustin Luckinbill score Mynderse's goal
with an assist from Sean McGrimley. Zac
Resort and Tony Pallidoni combined for six
saves for Mynderse. No
report from Mynderse.
It
was Gates Chili the 15-3
winner over Arcadia/Olympia in the afternoon
game played at Arcadia. The Spartans led
6-0 at the end of the first quarter and
9-0 at the half.
Scoring for the Spartans were Andy Hilton
(7g-3a), Tom Sudek (1g-1a), Tom Elkins (3g),
Pat Sposato (1g-1a), Chaz Giehl (2g) and
Pat Lynah (1g-1a). Jason Baetzhold made
7 saves for Gates (4-5). No
report from the Lightning.
Irondequoit
was a 12-9 winner at Rush Henrietta in a
Monroe County League game.
After taking a 2-1 lead in the first quarter
the Eagles scored three in a row before
the Comets saw a score by Tony Henriquez
at 1:52. Irondequoit came right back and
scored with 0:30 to end the quarter up 6-2.
Irondequoit scored first at 10:55 when Mickey
Haight scored from Kevin Coholan. RH answered
at 7:13 when Matt Moran scored (unassisted)
and gain at 3:22 when Henriquez scored with
an assist from Colin Cornaire. The Eagles
added two more before RH scored with :21
seconds remaining in the half, again Henriquez
from Ryan Leonard. The halftime score was
9-5 for Irondequoit.
Joe Parker started the scoring in the third
at 11:03 with the assist from Andrew Hart
to push their lead to five. They scored
again 0:15 seconds later when Derek Pino
scored on a pass from Hart. RH has a goals
from Nate Delone 4:34 with an assist from
Moran. At the end of three quarters Irondequoit
was ahead 11-6.
RH made a move in the fourth when Henriquez
scored his fourth goal (unassisted) at 9:19.
RH added another at 7:13 when Justin Rose
scored on man up with the assist from Henriquez
taking the score to 11-8 with 7 minutes
to play. Irondequoit scored their only fourth
quarter goal at 4:50 when Parker added his
second of the game to push the Irondequoit
lead back to four. The Comets came right
back at 4:34 with a goal by Rose (unassisted).
RH attempted to double the ball with under
two minutes to gain possessions, but were
unsuccessful.
Scoring for RH were Henriquez (4g-1a), Rose
(3g), Matt Moran (1g-1a), Nate Delone (1g
) while Colin Cornaire and Ryan Leonard
each added one assist. Matt McShea made
11 saves for the Royal Comets (6-3).
Scoring for Irondequoit were Derek Pino
(2g-4a), Kevin Coholan (2g-1a), Mickey Haight
(2g), Joe Parker (2g), Andrew Hart (1g-5a),
Greg Wright (1g-1a), Nick Kane (1g) and
Todd Laemlein (1g).
HF-L
walked into a fired up Eastridge Team on
a sunny evening in East Irondequoit. Kal
Dachtler started the Cougars scoring with
an assist from Dan Layfield. Eastridge's
Brandon Moynihan answered with a goal of
his own assisted by Sean Sawyer. At the
end of the first quarter HF-L was up 4-3.
In the second quarter a tough Eastridge
defense held the cougars to a single goal
by Cade Norris. Moynihan's second goal of
the game brought the Lancers to within one
and Kevin Mahler's man up goal tied the
cougars at five apiece
as the first half ended.
In the third quarter Connor Burgasser came
out on fire scoring three out of the next
four goals for the Cougars. Kevin Mahler
added a 6th goal for the Lancers and Sean
Sawyer finished out the Lancers scoring
in the fourth quarter. The Cougars scored
six goals in the third quarter and added
five more in the fourth.
Cade Norris finished the game with (5g).
Dan Layfield finished with (3g-1a), Connor
Burgasser had (3g-1a), Kal Dachtler (2g)
while Ian Griffin, Chris Stanton, and Zach
Whyte each scored a goal for the Cougars
(5-4). No
report from Eastridge.
 Fairport
was the 18-1 winner at Pittsford Mendon.
Scoring for the Red Raiders were Mike Danylyshyn
(4g-4a), Pat Reilly (5g-2a), Dan Scarazzo
(1g-3a), Max Keil (2g-1a), Brian Sanna (1g-1a),
Jake Fricano (1g), Jeff Sanna (1a), Ryan
Lowe (1g-1a), Ted Mierzwa (1g-1a), Craig
Nairn (1g), David Sardone (1a), Shawn Runyon
(1a) and Dan Holmes (1g).
Geoff Mayor had 5s/0ga, Zach Hariis added
3s/1ga and Matt Hurley made 1s for Fairport
(7-2).
Livonia
was the 15-2 winner over Bath tonight at
Bath. After taking a 5-0 first quarter lead,
the Bulldogs ended the half up 9-2.
The Bulldogs took control right away in
the first quarter scoring five goals and
holding the Rams scoreless. Senior Defenseman
Shane Moran opened the scoring for the Bulldogs
on a fast break goal. Scott Mosher and Brian
Sciera each added unassisted goals. Sciera
scored again with an assist from Moran who
did an outstanding job of clearing the ball
for the bulldogs. Tyler Russell scored the
final goal of the quarter with an assist
from Gaelin Walsh.
Livonia extend their lead to seven goals
before Bath was able to score. John Dalberth
scored (unassisted). Scott Mosher found
Tyler Russell open on the left side for
a fast break goal. Brad Fuerst scored Bath’s
first goal with a nice dodge from behind
to make the score 7 – 1. Chadd Britton
scored the first of his two goals with a
nice feed from Kyle Olson. Sciera scored
his third of the game with a feed from Russell.
Kevin Derosier scored for the Rams to make
the half time score 9 – 2.
Defensemen Shane Moran, Andy Kurtz, Jeremy
Allston and Gabe Recchio turned up the defensive
pressure in the second half holding the
Rams to just 4 shots and no goals. Zac Berger
made 7 saves for the Bulldogs. Livonia scored
four more goals in the third period. Chadd
Britton scored a nice left handed goal from
a dodge from out front. Scott Mosher scored
his second goal of the game with an assist
from Sciera. A minute later Mosher scored
again (unassisted) after stealing the ball
on a ride. Adam Schaible scored his goal
on a pretty extra man play, assisted by
Russell.
The fourth quarter
went quickly as long stick midfielder Mike
Vetrano scored his first goal of the year.
Sciera finished the scoring with his fourth
goal of the night with an assist from Gaelin
Walsh.
Scoring for Livonia were Brian Sciera (4g-1a),
Scott Mosher (3g-1a), Tyler Russell (2g-2a),
Chadd Britton (2g), Gaelin Walsh (2a), Shane
Moran (1g-1a), John Dalberth (1g), Adam
Schaible (1g), Mike Vetrano (1g) and Kyle
Olson (1a). Zac Berger made 7 saves for
the Bulldogs.
Scoring for Bath were Kevin Derosier (1g),
Brad Fuerst (1g), Zac Conrad (1a) and Kyle
Benesh (1a). Jeremiah Wilder made 18 saves
for Bath.
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