Canandaigua 6 - Fairport 4

  It started out as a close game, played mostly in front of Red Raider goalie Kristoffer Sterzin, but four goals in the third quarter gave Canandaigua all they needed to secure a 6-4 win at Fairport.
  
The defensive game started off slowly with Fairport scoring the lone goal of the quarter. Senior middie, John McDonnell drove straight from a clear, sweepings gently to the right and scoring (unassisted) at 8:36. The majority of ball time in the first quarter was at Sterzin's end where he made numerous stops. Clearing and defensive turnovers, however, kept the Red Raiders from getting many shots on the Canandaigua side of the field.
  
The second quarter was nearly the same as the first, but this time Canandaigua was the team with the lone goal. Senior attackman Connor Henderson found junior attackman Tanner Scharr on the crease. Scharr finished with a touch-wrist shot into the upper corner of the net. The teams were tied at one at the half.
  
The braves came alive after the break and with more precision shooting and continued volume against Sterzin scored four unanswered goals in the third and added a fifth at the top of the fourth before the next Fairport goal. Senior Evan Roth, who was a key member of the Canandaigua defense picked up a number of key ground balls from his wing position of the face off. After securing the ball on the first draw of the second half, Roth took the ball to the cage and scored the first goals (unassisted). The Braves scored two more in just over two minutes to take a 4-1 lead. Henderson received the crossing feed from senior middie Andrew Knoblauch for a goal at 11:08 and scored again at 9:56 on a flip pass from Nick Mumm. Mumm ended the scoring in the third with his unassisted goal, cutting from behind the cage for a shot just past the goal line extended.
  
Down 5-1 at the top of the fourth, Fairport expected to return and started a run of three unanswered goals starting with a man up goal by Aaron Jones from an outside shot to the top off-stick corner and an assist by McDonnell. With just over 5:00 left in the game Saylor sent the ball cross crease to Paul Dancy who fished with a wrist shot from the crease. At 3:56 senior goalie Scott Bement took a hard shot to the groin and left the game for 0:32 seconds, replaced by backup Anthony DeLeo, who saw no shots during the substitution. Fairport scored the last goal of the game at 0:11 when Dancy scored again with an inside pass from Saylor.
  
In a game of two excellent early season teams, Fairport did well to keep the powerful Canandaigua offense from scoring. Sterzin who ended the game with 21 saves (78%) was key in this effort, but the defensemen in front of him were patient and worked well together. Too many turnovers, particularly when clearing, gave the Braves most of the offensive ball time. Canandaigua longs sticks were equally skilled, but their ability to move the ball down field and produce shots was far more successful.
  
Scoring for Canandaigua were Tanner Scharr (1g), Connor Henderson (2g-2a), Evan Roth (1g), Andrew Knoblauch (1a), Nick Munn (1g-1a) and Justin Tomzak (1g). Scott Bement recorded 9s/4ga.
  
Scoring for Fairport were Paul Dancy (2g), John McDonnell (1g-1a), Aaron Jones(1g) and Brendan Saylor (2a). Kristoffer Sterzin had 21s/6ga for the Red Raiders (3-1).
  

Spencerport 7 - Brighton 6

 In a close one, it was Spencerport with a 7-6 win over host Brighton. Although the Barons led after the first quarter (2-1) the teams were tied at the half (3-3) and after three quarters (4-4). Defensemen Ty Cannan scored Brighton's first goal. Freshman LSM Dan Pierce scored on man up for his first varsity goal. The Rangers countered with goals by Nick Fischer and Jon Robinson. The winning goal was scored with 2:11 left in the last quarter by Spencerport's Jon Robinson.
  
Scoring for Spencerport were Jon Robinson (3g-2a), Mick Fischer (2g), Kyle Mark (1g-1a), Rich LaRock (2a) and Kyle Breach (1g). Mike Palvino made 21s/6ga for the Rangers (3-2).
  
Scoring for Brighton were Ty Cannan (1g), Dylan Brannon (1g), Mark Henrichs (1a), Matt Fedick (3g), Dan Pierce (1g) and C.J. Wool (1a). Kyle Hohmann made 14s/7ga for Brighton (0-5).
     

Penn Yan 8 - Schroeder 7   OT

  Eighth grader Jordan Owen scored the game winning goal for Penn Yan in overtime for the second time this season as the Mustangs defeated Webster Schroeder 8-7.
  
Schroeder scored first when Cody Consul took a side-arm shot from up top and the ball cleared above the stick of Ethan Kamholtz. Consul finished the game with 3 goals for the Warriors. Penn Yan tied the score at one with a goal from Brendan Minor, who dodged straight in towards the goal. The final goal of the first quarter was by Schroeder. On an extra-man opportunity, Nick Mooney found Chris Mason. Schroeder scored two EMO goals on three opportunities. The first quarter ended 2-1.
  
Schroeder continued their scoring, as Consul was hit on the crease and after ducking under the defenseman, put the ball in the net. The warriors led 3-1. Penn Yan scored the final two goals of the half to tie the score. The first goal was scored by Minor and assisted by Adam Trombley. Trombley had the ball behind the cage and found Minor open on the crease. The second goal came from a fast-break. Attackman Matt Osgood scored, assisted by John Linnan. Linnan led the Mustangs in assists with four. Halftime found the score tied at three.
  
In the third quarter Schroeder scored the first goal yet again when Mason took the ball straight in after a sweep. Penn Yan scored the next two goals to once again take the lead. Trombley scored the first during EMO at 7:45. The second goal was scored from a face-off fast-break started by Ty Trombley, who picked up his own ground ball and quickly passed it up to Linnan who found Osgood across the crease for the easy goal. Ty Trombley finished the game 7/18 at the face. Penn Yan led 5-4 with 7:36 remaining in the third quarter. Schroeder tied the score once again with their second EMO goal of the game. Mason found Mooney for a hard outside shot. The third ended tied once again at 5.
  
As with all the prior quarters, Schroeder scored the first goal. Mooney scored his second with a top-side sweep to give the Warriors the lead. Penn Yan scored the next two goals. Both goals were scored by Osgood and both assisted by Linnan. The first was a hard bounce shot from outside (from a feed from the goal line extended) and the second was a fast-break goal (the Mustangs second of the game). With 5:52 remaining in the game the Mustangs had a one goal lead. With 4:37 the Warriors tied up the game and sent it into overtime. Consul scored his third goal of the game (assisted by Mike Tota) with a cross-crease pass to an open goal. The final quarter ended with the score tied at 7.
  
Overtime started and Chris Topping won the face-off. Topping finished 11/18 at the draw. The Warriors had the first chance at scoring. Five players took shots on Kamholtz during overtime; Joe Matison, Mason, Mooney, Matison and Mason each took a shot and each shot was saved by Kamholtz. Those saves were not all "gum balls", two were point blank with limited or no defensive presence. Kamholtz stepped up and stopped each save to keep the Mustangs in the game. Kamholtz finished the game with 18s/7ga (72%) and was a major reason for Penn Yan's victory.
  
After one failed clear, the Mustangs successfully got the ball into their offensive end. They only needed one shot. Jordan Owen, who scored the game winning overtime goal against Geneva, took a hard shot on cage with a feed from behind the cage (Trombley), to win the game for Penn Yan.
  
Scoring for Penn Yan were Osgood (4g), Linnan (4a), Trombley (1g-2a), Minor (2g) and Owen (1g).
  
Scoring for Schroeder were Consul (3g), Mason (2g-1a), Mooney (2g-1a) and Tota (1a). In the cage, Scott Tota finished with 5s/8ga.
  
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Irondequoit 15 - Thomas 8

  In the end, Irondequoit defeated Webster Thomas 15-8, and in the end that is all that mattered.
  
Thomas started out the game with a 3-0 lead as Nick Scalzo scored the first two goals and Billy Gurowski added his lone goal of the game. With 4:45 remaining in the first quarter the Titans had complete control. That did not last long, as in the last four minutes the Eagles added four of their own; Tony Micelotta (assisted by Greg Wright), Greg Coholan, Micelotta (with an assist from Wallenhorst) and Bryan Haight. With 0:06 remaining in the first quarter, Kyle LaVallee scored another Titan goal to finish out the first quarter 4-4.
  
At the start of the second quarter, the Eagles scored the first two as Greg Coholan scored again (assisted by Drew Coholan). Greg Coholan, a freshman, finished the game with four goals. The second Eagle goal was by Drew Coholan (unassisted). Thomas fought back to within one goal as goalie James O'Neil took the ball all the way down on a clear and finished with a goal. O'Neil played the first half of the game and finished with 4s/8ga. Greg Coholan came back and scored again for the Eagles at 7:31 to take them back up to a two goal lead. With 1:32 remaining Drew Coholan scored his second of the game (assisted by Wallenhorst) during an EMO. The final goal of the half was scored by the Titans. Brad Hutton scored assisted by Max Gurowski. Going into halftime, the Titans were still in the game, but down 8-6.
  
Wallenhorst scored his lone goal of the game at 10:08 in the third quarter to give the Eagles the lead by three. Thomas fought back with goals at 8:38 and 5:03 by Max Gurowski and Nick Scalzo (assisted by Kyle LaVallee). The Titans were now within one goal of the Eagles, 9-8. However, the Eagles never looked back and kept the Titans scoreless for the last 17 minutes while scoring six of their own. Scoring for the Eagles were Wright (with two), Mike Beckwith, Tyler Kleehammer, Micelotta and Greg Coholan.
  
In the cage for the second half, the Titans played Austin Fox. Fox finished with 3s/7ga. Irondequoit played Tyler Nash the entire game and he finished with 14s/8ga. Looking at the statistics, both team shot 27 shots and both teams hit the cage 22 times, however, the difference in goalie play, as well as positioning of shots was a significant advantage to the Eagles. Irondequoit won the ground ball battle, but only by two (30-28). Both teams had three penalties (Irondequoit scored on two and Thomas on one).
  
At the face-off Wallenhorst dominated for the Eagles; Wallenhorst won 16/18 (89%) for the Eagles. Sean Davern, Greg Coholan and Emmy Poccia also faced for Irondequoit, however, combined they finished 2/9. LaVallee finished 7/21 and Kenny Tomeno finished 2/6 for the Titans.
  
Scoring for Irondequoit were Wright (2g-3a), Greg Coholan (4g), Drew Coholan (2g-2a), Micelotta (3g), Wallenhorst (1g-2a), Kleehammer (1g), Beckwith (1g) and Bryan Haight (1g).
  
Scoring for Thomas were Max Gurowski (1g-3a), Scalzo (3g), LaVallee (1g-1a), William Gurowski (11g), O'Neil (1g), Hutton (1g) and Jake Ziegler (1a).   
  
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Livonia 12 - Waterloo 10

 Each team scored three goals in the first and Waterloo led 7-6 at the half, but in the second half Livonia scored six goals to three for the Indians and captured a 12-10 win at Waterloo.
  
Scoring for Livonia were Chris Bausch (2g-4a), Tyler Russell (5g-1a), Mike Donals (1g), Jeff Wester (1g-5a) and Aaron Miller (3g-1a). Justin Becker made 11s/10ga for the bulldogs.
  
Scoring for Waterloo were Rob Goodenow (2g), Pete Vacca (3g), Curtis Brosius (1g-2a), Tim Fryer (1g), Joe Shafer (1g-1a) and Jeff Wadhams (2g-1a) Shawn Andrus had 9s12ga in the goal for Waterloo.  
  

Pittsford 12 - Hilton 11   OT

 Sophomore midfielder Tom Rodenhouse scored with 0:03 seconds left and sent the game into overtime where Conor McDermott scored the game winner for Pittsford over Hilton 12-11.
  
Scoring for Pittsford were Conor McDermott (5g), David Quinzi (2a), Tom Schmitz (3g), Tom Rodenhouse (2g) and freshman Alex Kober (2g-1a) and picked up 10 gbs. Senior goalie, Brendan Green had 14s/10ga for the Panthers (2-2).
  
Scoring for Hilton were Kyle Youngman (1a), Mike Crumlish (1a), Jay Clifford (3g), Colin Walker (2g), Troy Johnson (2g), Jimmy Gaffney (1g-1a) and Steve Bernston (3g-1a). Brad Speer had 10s/11ga for the Cadets (1-3).
  

Geneva 13 - McQuaid Jesuit 8

 Geneva was a 13-8 winner in a hard fought and very physical contest at McQuaid Jesuit. The Panthers took a 3-0 lead after one quarter, led at the half 8-2 and held the lead 11-3 after three quarters but McQuaid Jesuit rallied in the fourth with five goals. McQuaid Jesuit senior goalie, Danny Caufield has 20 saves, seven or eight one-on-ones.
  
Scoring for Geneva were Kyle Boncaro (4g-3a), Alex Love (2g-3a), Willie Rago (3g), Jim Warner (2g-1a), Sean Bennett (1g-1a) and Legott (1g). Brimm had 7s/8ga.
  
Scoring for McQuaid Jesuit were Bill Napoli (2a), JD Ayer (1g-1a), Mitch Ritchie (5g), Nick Caton (1g), Nick Wolak (1g). Danny Caufield had 20 s/13ga for the Knights (5-2).