| Thursday - Some Close Ones |
May 17, 2007 - There were a number of close games with only one regular season day left before the Section Five Tournament begins. Penfield beat R-H in overtime, as did Newark in their game over Midlakes. McQuaid Jesuit won the GRALL championship and Irondequoit had a big win against Fairport.
Webster Schroeder defeated Monroe County division-1 competition
Pittsford 10-4. Schroeder played their seniors in the first five
minutes and the last five minutes for their final game of the regular
season.
Pittsford scored the first two goals and the last
two goals with Schroeder scoring the middle ten in the game this
afternoon. The score was 2-2 after the first quarter and 5-2 at
the half. Schroeder added three more in the third (8-2) and then
their final two in the beginning of the fourth.
Doug Milano-Johnson
scored the first two goals for the Panthers. Grant Catalino led
all scorers with 2g-3a. Leading in goals was Mike Tota with 3g.
In
the cage, senior Zach Marshall played in his last regular season
game as a Warrior with 4s/4ga (50%). Junior Brendan Green finished
the game with 16s/10ga (62%).
Scoring for Schroeder were Catalino
(2g-3a), Tota (3g), Andy Winslow (2g-1a), Mike Barilla (2g), Chris
Topping (1g), Austin Orsini (1a) and Drew Palmer (1a).
Scoring for
Pittsford were Milano-Johnson (2g), Chris Kist (1g-1a), Brian Maehr
(1g) and Conor McDermott (1a).
 It
took overtime to decide the winner and it was Penfield over
Rush-Henrietta 9-8. WIth 3:06 in the first overtime, Kyle Vanthof
scored after a picking up a ground ball on the crease.
Penfield opened the scoring at 10:33 with a fast-break goal. Kyle
Denhoff scored (assisted by Kevin Green) during a man-up opportunity.
Penfield scored three goals on six attempts at man-up during the
game. RH tied up the score with a drive by Vanthof, who shot off-stick
hip to score. Penfield retook the lead at 7:19 as Dan Huntington
subbed onto the field, picked up a loose ball, and drove straight
to the cage to score on a low shot. With 3:56 left in the first
quarter the Royal Comets tied the game for the second time with
an unassisted goal by Matt Moran. The Patriots scored two more goals
at the end of the first quarter to take a 4-2 lead after one quarter.
Their first goal (and second in man-up) was scored by Green who
received a crease pass from Kyle Denhoff. The second goal was scored
0:20 and after the Patriots called a time out. Denhoff scored (assisted
by Huntington) on a cross-crease cut.
Both teams scored one goal in the second quarter. The first was
scored by RH as Justin Rose scored (unassisted) on a drive from
the right side of the cage. The second goal was scored by James
Dwyer (unassisted) with a drive from behind. Dwyer scored his goal
with only 0:02 remaining in the half. The score at halftime was
5-3 in favor of the Patriots.
Rush-Henrietta controlled the third quarter outscoring the Patriots
4-2 and tying the game. The Patriots struck first with another goal
by Vanthof in the first minute. Vanthof drove from the side to fire
a hard shot off-stick from the crease. The Royal Comets scored the
next four goals. Each of the four goals were unassisted. The first
was scored with a drive from behind, as Moran scored his second
of the game. The next three Royal Comet goals came in less then
one minute as RH scored at 2:52, 2:14 and 2:06. The first goal was
scored by Nate Delone, who took his defenseman wide out and went
one-on-one to score from the right side of the net. The second goal
was also scored by Delone as Brian Hantzis' shot hit the crossbar
and Delone found the ground ball and made the shot. The final goal
was scored by Jake Messimer who took the face-off himself, picked
up the ground ball and took it all the way to the back of the net.
The Patriots scored the tying goal with 0:12 remaining as Huntington
scored his second of the game with an outside drive that hit the
far pipe and bounced into the net. The score was 7-7 after three
quarters.
Each team scored one goal in the fourth quarter. The Patriots scored
theirs early at 9:11 and the Royal Comets scored theirs late at
1:11. The Patriots goal (their third man-up goal of the game) was
scored by Huntington (his third of the game) with the assist from
Green. The goal was scored during an unsportsmanlike conduct call
and as a result, the penalty was not released. The Patriots lost
the ensuing face-off and then when trying to take the ball back
accrued their own penalty causing a 5-5 situation during which neither
team could capitalize. The game tying goal was scored on a low off-stick
side-arm shot by Rose (assisted by Colin Cornaire).
Going into overtime, the Patriot's Vanthof won the face-off. Vanthof
played strong at the face-off finishing 13/18 (72%) including 11
of the first 12 face-off's for the Patriots. The Patriots called
a time-out after Vanthof won the face and on the following play,
only 0:54 into overtime Dwyer shot a hard shot the bounced off the
cross-bar allowing Vanthof to pick up the ground ball and score
his second of the game.
In the cage senior Matt McShea recorded 7s/9ga (44%) for the Royal
Comets. Sophomore Brady Del Pozzo finished with 5s/8ga (38%) for
the Patriots. Both teams finished their season today with (8-7)
records.
Scoring for Penfield were Huntington (3g-1a), Denhoff (2g-1a), Green
(1g-2a), Vanthof (2g) and Dwyer (1g).
Scoring for Rush-Henrietta were Rose (2g), Delone (2g), Moran (2g),
Cornaire (1g-1a) and Messimer (1g).
In the first of the "GRALL Championship Day", Aquinas took
a decisive 14-6 victory over Bath. The Little Irish led at the end
of the first quarter 4-1 and 6-2 at the halftime break.
Scoring for Aquinas were Marc Brondon (4g-2a), Nick Berkompas (2g-3a),
Cameron Corsaro (2g-1a), Anthony Bianchi (2g-2a), Jasen Torres (2g),
Austin Gorman (1g), Neil Foley (1g), Casey Vogl (2a), and Mike Gray
(2a). Alan Antinarelli had 4s/4ga in 3 quarters and Kraig Heston
had 3s/2ga in the last quarter for AQ (8-9).
Scoring for Bath were Dave Harris (3g), Mckenzie Durham (3g-1a),
Mike Joint (1g) and Nick Venuti (1a). Chris Wolfer had 17s/14ga
for the Rams.
McQuaid Jesuit scored seven goals in six minutes
to win the GRALL Championship over Livonia 11-10. Livonia took a
4-2 lead after the first quarter (extended to 5-1 at the half).
After three quarters the score was 7-4 Livonia. Livonia continued
to go up leading 9-4 before McQuaid Jesuit scored seven goals in 6:19 to
win.
The two minutes
of play were fast moving with McQuaid Jesuit scoring the 10-9 goal was
1:49; Livonia's Tyler Russell (assisted by Brian Sciera) scored
the tying goal at 0:14 and Mitch Ritchie scoring the game winning
goal with less than one second left in the game.
In the cage sophomore Justin Becker
recorded 12s/11ga (52%) for the Bulldogs (11-6). The Bulldogs have
one more game in the regular season. Junior Dan Caufield played
the entire game finishing with 9s/10ga (47%) for the Knights. The
Knights finish their regular season 11-7.
Scoring for McQuaid Jesuit were Dan Sturnick (3g-2a),
Mitch Ritchie (4g), Corey Flanigan (2g-1a), Evan Gallina (1g-1a)
and Nick Caton (1g).
Scoring for Livonia were Brian Sciera (5g-2a), Tyler
Russell (3g-3a), Oren Taylor (1g-2a), Chris Bausch (2a) and Gaelin
Walsh (1g)
It was Newark 11-10 over Midlakes in
2 overtime periods.
The game was tight throughout with the 1st quarter which ended in
a 2-2 tie. Newark took advantage off an illegal stick penalty as
attackman Stephen Johnson scored 2 man up goals. Midlakes came right
back and took advantage of their own man-up unit to tie the score
at 4 with 4:31 remaining in the second quarter. Midlakes then took
a 1 goal lead into halftime on a Glen Stevenson goal (assisted by
Tyler Brook-Lambert).
Newark tied the game just 0:14 into the 3rd quarter on a goal from
Eric Stivers (assisted by Ollie Smith). The game went back and forth
for the remainder of the game and with 0:48 remaining in the 4th,
Midlakes attackman Ben Uveges scored an unassisted goal to give
his team a 10-9 advantage. A face-off win by Newark's Adam Golding
keyed the next possession for his team and attackman Colin Johnson
drove to the cage and scored an unassisted goal to tie it at 0:19.
The first overtime found each team with a number of scoring chances
but both goalies prevailed. The second overtime went much the same
until a fast break started by Newark's Ollie Smith gave his team
an transition advantage that gave Stephen Johnson a shot on goal.
The Midlakes goalie, Jared Schoonerman made the initial save but
Matt Clemons scooped up the rebound and scored the game winner at
1:10.
In the cage, junior Jared Schoonerman played the entire game for
Midlakes recording 18s/11ga (62%) for the Eagles (7-10). For Newark
Josh Putman played the majority of the game finishing with 16s/9ga
(64%) and Robert Hartman had 1s/1ga (50%) for the Reds (8-9). Both
teams have one more game in the regular season.
Scoring for Newark were Colin Johnson (4g-3a), Stephen Johnson (3g),
Matt Clemons (2g), John Barrett (2a), Eric Stivers (1g), Adam Golding
(1g) and Ollie Smith (1a).
Scoring for Midlakes were Glen Stevenson (4g), Clay Hemminger (2g-2a),
Nick Newland (3g), Ben Uveges (1g) and Tyler Brooks-Lambert (1a).
Gates-Chili defeated Spencerport
8-7 tonight. The Spartans led 2-1 after the first and 7-2 at the
half. Gates-Chili was held scoreless in the fourth but maintained
their lead for the win.
Scoring for Gates Chili were Pat Sposato (2g-2a), Tom Sudek (2g-1a),
Andrew Hilton (1g-1a), Tom Elkins (2a), Bradley Weber (1g), Jeff
Fichtner (1g) and Tyler Webb (1g). In the cage sophomore Jason Baetzhold
recorded 10s/7ga (59%) for the Spartans (10-6). No
report from Spencerport.
Churchville-Chili (13-2) came to
play tonight against Monroe County division-3 opponent, Brockport
(10-5). The Saints controlled the game and won 14-0.
Defensively, Goalie Sean Kettles faced only 18 shots and made 8
saves to preserve the shutout. The Saints doubled Brockport's ground
balls (49-23). The Saints defense also shut out the Brockport Man
Up (0 for 5) with very little opportunity given for quality shots.
The Saints face-off tandem of Doug Hemink and Keith Preston combined
for 13/18 (72%).
Offensively, 8 Saints put up points and managed 10 assists on their
14 goals. The leading scorer tonight was Jamie Englert (5g, 2a)
followed by Ben Rossignolo (2g, 3a) and Gino Marcello (3g, 1a).
Cory Mee (2g, 1a) and Ryan Grogan (2g) finished the goal scoring
while Damien Pagano, Doug Hemink and Keith Preston each added 1
assist to close out the scoring.
The Saints close the season with a 14-2 record including a school
record 14 wins. No report from Brockport.
Victor traveled to Corning West who
took the 11-7 win over the Blue Devils in out of league action Thursday.
Although the game was tied after the first quarter, West exploded
in the second taking a 9-2 led at the half. In the second half
the Blue Devils added five goals while holding West to two goals.
Scoring for Corning West were Mike Tamaro(4a), Ryan
Speciale(2g-1a), Scott Rose(3a), Austin Rose(1g-2a), Jay Stearns(2g),Chase
Bailey(1g), Matt Astolfi(3g) and Adam Lewis(2g). Jon Fiorillo made
13s and Mano Trizzino had 1s for West (9-6).
Scoring for Victor were
Eric Willman(1a), Ethan Payne(1g), Alex Rogemoser(1g-1a), Andy Savage(2g),
Frank Valenti(3g). Mitchell Liegerot played in the first half, recording
6s/9ga and Cody Bennett finished the game with 5s/2ga for the Blue
Devils (9-8).
Orchard
Park (Section Six) scored the first five goals and shut
out Penn Yan in the first half, as they won an 8-3 victory at Nazareth
College.
The Quakers scored two goals in the first quarter, the first at
10:02 when Maderer scored on an outside shot at the feet of Penn
Yan's RJ Wickham. At 4:52 Marrapese scored on a drive from a left
sweep and a bounce shot. It was 2-0 for Orchard Park at the end
of the first quarter.
Michaels was the man for OP in the second, scoring two and assisting
on the third, sending the Quakers into the halftime break with a
5-0 lead. Penn Yan left the field for the halftime break, while
Orchard Park stayed at their bench area. Coach Tundo told his team, "They're
going to go after one at a time. Keep doing what your 're doing".
The Mustangs did come back, at the top of the third quarter. Matt
Osgood scored just 0:55 into the quarter when he received a feed
on the crease from Ryan Cook and scored with a wrist shot just past
the OP's goalie's head. At 3:15 Michaels scored another for OP with
a drive and a shot off stick low. Mustang middie, John Linnan finished
the third quarter, scoring when Penn Yan forced a full field fast
break clear and when he received an inside feed from Ryan Cook.
Orchard Park was ahead 6-2 after three quarters.
The Last quarter belonged to the Quakers who scored two more, each
on an unassisted drive, one by Jacobs and one by Michaels. Penn
Yan's Ty Trombley scored the last goal of the game with 0:03 left
in regulation.
It was an untypically hard day for the Mustangs who had difficulty
possessing the ball. After exciting defensive take aways, the Mustangs
would often miss-pass or drop a ball and end up back on defense.
Orchard Park, with many big and strong players seemed at times to
intimidated Penn Yan, who when driving to the goal sometimes just
bumped off the bigger defenseman. There was little offensive time
for PY as the Quakers routinely passed the ball around the offensive
box area, taking 15-20 seconds off the clock before setting up a
run at the goal. Pairing players like Michaels and Jacobs, OP would
draw a double from the Mustangs and pass the ball to adjacent player
who would get an unencumbered shot on Wickham who made 10s/8ga (56%).
The Mustangs, who typically play the best competition that Coach
Hobart can find, move to 12-5.
Scoring for Orchard Park were Maderer (1g), Marrapese (1g), Michaels
(4g-1a), Jacobs (2g-1a), Lallei (1a) and Collins (1a). Ashort had
6s/3ga for OP (12-4).
Scoring for Penn Yan were Osgood (1g), Cook (2a), Linnan (1g) and
Trobley (1g). Wickham had 10s/8/ga (56%) for the Mustangs.
Brandon Moynihan scored the game winning goal
with 2:31 left in the game to give Eastridge a
7-6 victory over Brighton. Scoring for the Lancers were Brandon
Moynihan (5g), Matt Driffill (1g-1a), Alex Austin (1g), Todd Horne
(1a), and Kevin Mahler (1a). Eugene Ferrera made 7s/6ga (54%) for
Eastridge (11-5). No
report from Brighton.
Irondequoit held
Fairport scoreless in the first and third to win 12-5 over their
Monroe County division-1 opponent. The Red Raiders won both the
second (4-3) and the fourth (1-0) quarters.
The first five goals were scored by Irondequoit. The last two goals
of the first quarter were scored at 0:58 and 0:18 and gave the Eagles
a 4-0 lead. Senior attackman Andrew Hart assisted on each of the
first three goals for Irondequoit. Fairport scored their first goal
at 9:57 when Shawn Runyon scored his unassisted goal. The Red Raiders
added three more (to Irondequoit's one) to take the score to 6-4.
This was the closest that Fairport got to the Eagles. The score
was 7-4 going into the half.
The third quarter was similar to the first in that all the scoring
was done by Irondequoit. The Eagles scored five goals at 11:04,
9:20, 8:39, 4:28 and 0:37. The first was scored by Tim Kleehammer
from a sweep. The next two were crease feeds; Hart from Nick Kane,
Drew Coholan from Hart. The fourth goal was scored by junior defenseman
Jimmy Walsh who took the ball into the heart of the Fairport defense
and dodged three players to shoot point blank high and stick-side
against Kristoffer Sterzin. Sterzin finished the game with 5s/12ga.
The final goal of the third quarter was scored by Kevin Coholan
from Greg Wright on a cross-crease pass. The score was 12-4 in favor
of Irondequoit.
Fairport scored the only goal in the fourth quarter at 10:18. Eric
Martin (assisted by Mike Danylyshyn) scored during man-up with a
rocket stick-side shot just below the stick. Goalie Zach Nash was
screened from the shot and didn't see it coming. Nash finished the
game with 4s/5ga (44%).
Senior Nick Kane was 12/17 (71%) at the face-off. In terms of shooting
Irondequoit was 22s/17on/12g while Fairport was 24s/9on/5g.
Scoring for Irondequoit were Hart (2g-4a), Drew Coholan (4g-1a),
Wright (1g-2a), Tim Kleehammer (2g), Kane (1g-1a), Kevin Coholan
(1g-1a) and Walsh (1g). Irondequoit finished up the season 14-2.
Scoring for Fairport were Eric Martin (2g), Danylyshyn (2a), Shawn
Runyon (1g), Tom Rynn (1g), Aaron Jones (1g) and Brendan McCarthy
(1a). The Red Raiders are now 8-7 with one game remaining on Saturday.
Pal-Mac took a 3-0 first quarter lead
and increased it to 5-3 at the half on their way to a 12-7 win over
FL-2 opponent and host Mynderse.
"We talked all season about playing better in the 2nd half," Coach
Enzo Falso said after the game. "We have had many halftime
leads and let them slip away but today against Mynderse our offense
finally came to life in the 3rd quarter." The Red Raiders
had eight different players make the scorebook and the defensive
unit of Eddie Anderson, Andrew Moak, Ryan Bills, and Andrew Hems
figured heavily in the win. Jon Reeves made a number of dramatic
stops on his way to a 14 save day for Pal-Mac.Dan Evans won 14 of
21 faceoffs for the Red Raiders.
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Steve VanDewalle (3g-2a), Jeremy Norsen
(2g-1a), Peter Maklos (2g-1a), Peter Barry (1g-2a), Ryan Bills (1g-2a),
Ryan Buckley (1g-1a), Mike Christ (1g) and Jordan Wirthman (1g).
Jon Reeves had 14saves and Will Mallia added 2 more.
Scoring for Mynderse were AJ Baehman (1g), Anthony Clark (2g), Dustin
Luckinbill (1g), Josh Kurdziolek (1g), Kevin McCulley (1g-1a), Pat
Churchill (1a) and Jesse Janas (1a). Tony Pallidino and Ben La Valley
each had 6 saves for the Blue Devils. No
report from Mynderse.
It was a 14-8 victory for Webster Thomas over HFL in
MC-2 play on Thursday. Score only from Thomas,
No report from HFL.
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