Gates Chili 17 - Eastridge 5

  Gates Chili scored 13 straight goals spanning three quarters to defeat Eastridge 17-5. The Lancers, for various reasons, only fielded 13 players for the competition and became tired as the game preceded. The Lancers played up to the Spartans for the first half, however, in the second half Gates Chili stepped it up and came away with the big win.
  
The Spartan's Jeff Fichtner scored the first goal of the competition with a bounce shot from a straight drive to the cage. Gates Chili scored many of their goals on straight drives and the Lancers seemed unable to stop their progress. Fichtner finished the game with 5 goals on 5 shots on cage (9 total shots) and added two assists. Eastridge's Brandon Moynihan scored the first Eastridge goal to tie the game at 1-1. Moynihan finished with three of the five Lancer goals. Gates Chili scored the next two goals, both with straight undefended drives as Brad Weber and Fichtner both found the back of the cage.
  
Eastridge scored the next three goals to both take the lead and end the quarter. Adam Sisson scored the first goal. Sisson finished the game with 7 ground balls and was 9/19 at the face-off. The next goal was scored by Moynihan although his involvement started much earlier. After an out of bounds Spartan ball near midfield, Moynihan ran over to attempt a ride and turned back the Spartan resulting in a take. On the ensuing possession he scored with an inside feed from Matt Driffill. The last Lancer goal of the half was also scored by Moynihan on an outside shot. The first quarter ended with Eastridge leading 4-3.
  
The second quarter started with another Fichter goal. This time, Lancer goalie Eugene Ferrera made a save and in the scuffle for the ground ball, Fichter picked up the ball and capitalized. Ferrera finished the game with 7s/13g. Driffill scored the final goal for the Lancers at 3:45 with an assist from Joe Mortillaro. At this point the Lancers led 5-4, but it was all Gates Chili for the remaining 27 minutes.
  
Gates Chili scored five goals in the third with Mike Green scoring two, Brad Weber with one, Fichtner with another and Grant Ferguson scoring one. Ferguson's goal came with 0:01 remaining in the third quarter. Defenseman Adam Wacenske brought the ball up the field on a clear and the Lancer defense didn't stop Ferguson as he shot the ball hard and from the outside.

The fourth quarter was also dominated by Gates Chili, as they added six more goals to the tally and took the game into running time. Fichtner added one, Tyler Webb added two, Weber with his fourth and final, Ferguson with another and Tom Elkins with his lone goal of the game. Jake Czwilinski finished out the game in the cage for the Lancers and ended with 3s/4ga.
  
In the cage for Gates Chili was Jason Baetzhold who finished the game with 13s/5ga (72%). The combined forces of Ferrera and Czwilinski finished at 37%.
  
At the draw, Brad Weber finished 12/25 for the Spartans and with 11 ground balls.
  
The remaining players for Eastridge who played hard, but did not score goals were Brad Netcke, Shane Driffill, Justin Walsh, Mike Lasher, Nathan Wirth, Trevor Horne, Jeremey Wolocki and Oliver Eckert. Even though the Spartan's were strong, the Lancers fought hard and never gave up.
  
Scoring for Gates Chili were Fichtner (5g-2a), Weber (4g), Green (3g-1a), Ferguson (2g-1a), Webb (2g), Elkins (1g), Wacenske (1a), Brian Eckam (1a) and Brian Tillman (1a).
  
Scoring for Eastridge were Moynihan (3g), Driffill (1g-1a), Sisson (1g) and Mortillaro (1a).
  

Canandaigua 5 - Penn Yan 4

 Canandaigua and Penn Yan battled for the first time this season before a large crowd at Penn Yan and Canandaigua came out on top 5-4. Connor Henderson scored the game winning goal with 2:27 remaining in the fourth.

In the cage both goalies, Ethan Kamholtz for Penn Yan and Scott Bement for Canandaigua, had stand out games and finished with 12 saves; Kamholtz (71%) and Bement (75%).

Scoring for Canandaigua were Henderson (2g-1a), Justin Tomzak (1g), Tom LaCrosse (1g) and Evan Roth (1g).

Scoring for Penn Yan were Cole Castle (2g), Matt Osgood (1g-1a), Jordan Owen (1g) and Adam Trombley (1a).
     

Batavia 15 - Arc/Oly 10

 Batavia won their first game ever as a Varsity program, snapping their 0-20 two season record. The finals score was Batavia over Greece Arcadia Olympia 15-10. Batavia's Matt Landfried played the entire game and played well finishing with 20s/10ga (66%). For Greece Arc/Oly Zach Bevilacqua finished with 12s/15ga.
  
Scoring for Batavia were Ian Chapman (5g-3a), Joe Muoio (2g-5a), Will Mulcahy (2g-1a), Vinny Pedro (2g), Chip Chapman (1g-1a), Nick Zinni (1g-1a), Gary Renney (2a), Joe Pedro (1g) and Kyle Maniace (1g).
  
Scoring for Greece Arc/Oly were Frank Slapar (5g-1a), Brandon Wood (2g-2a), Dustin Lenz Emmi (1g-2a), Chris Hellmers (2g), Kyle Sullivan (1a) and Clyde Miller (1a).
  

Fairport 12 - Hilton 9

 Fairport defeated Hilton 12-9 this afternoon. In the cage, Brad Speer and Seth Kohler split time for the Cadets. Speer finished with 9s/11ga while Kohler played for one minute and finished with 1ga. Tom Gropp and Kyle Hall split time for the Red Raiders. Gropp finished with 5s/3ga and Hall finished with 5s/6ga.
  
Scoring for Fairport were David Foley (4g), John McDonnell (2g), Brendan Saylor (1g-1a), Paul Dancy (1g), Alexander Keil (1g), Connor Lowe (1g), Tim Cook (1g), Jonathan Sucese (1g) and Aaron Jones (1a).
  
Scoring for Hilton were Jay Clifford (5g), Mike Crumlish (1g-2a), Coin Walker (1g-2a), Troy Johnson (2a), David Smith (1g), Matt Fracassi (1g) and Jimmy Gafney (1a)..

Brockport 9 - Churchville-Chili 5

 Former divisional rivals Churchville-Chili and Brockport faced off tonight with Brockport coming out on top 9-5. Churchville-Chili "started slowly and looked disorganized through most of the first half while Brockport built a 6-1 cushion they would never relinquished," according to one report of the game.
  
Churchville-Chili only scored one goal in the first half but came back and won the second half 4-3. It was too little too late. Churchville-Chili led on shots 25 to 34, with both teams putting 17 on cage. Churchville-Chili's Keith Preston did well at the face-off winning 10/16.
  
In the cage, both teams placed 17 shots on cage with Dylan White, of Brockport, stopping 12 (71%) and Sean Kettles, of Churchville-Chili, stopped 8 (47%).
  
Scoring for Brockport were Jake Burns (4g-1a), Ryan Pratt (1g-3a), Trevor Hayward (3g) and Bryan Johnson (1g).
  
Scoring for Churchville-Chili were Gino Marcello (2g-1a), Damien Pagano (2a), Ryan Yunker (1g), Preston (1g) and Jon Hemink (1g)..
  

Penfield 16 - HF-L 3

 Penfield sailed to an easy win over HF-L this afternoon 16-3. Penfield scored the first eight goals and seven of the last eight goals.
  
Scoring for Penfield were Kyle Denhoff (3g-3a), Tucker Nelson (5g), Kyle VanThof (1g-4a), Connor Rice (3g), James Dwyer (1g-2a), Gian Maggio (1g), Tyler Zweifel (1g), Kevin Westcott (1g), Alex Nowak (1a) and Mike Malloy (1a). In the cage, Brady Del Pozzo and Kyle Semrau split time. Del Pozzo played three quarters with 4s/2ga (66%), while Semrau finished with 1s/1ga.
  
Scoring for HF-L were Zach Whyte (2g), Ian Griffin (1g) and Mike Coady (1a). In the cage both Jay Tallon and Chris Milne split time. Tallon played three quarters and finished with 8s/14ga while Milne finished with 4s/2ga (66%).
  

Rush-Henrietta 12 - Ath/Ody 6

 In a game that was close at the half (4-3 Rush-Henrietta), the Royal Comets came out strong in the second half to defeat Greece Athena/Odyssey 12-6.
  
In the cage, both teams played two goalies. For RH, Josh O' Shea played 46 minutes and finished with 3s/6ga. Corey Spuck played the remaining time and recorded 1s. For Thunder, Josh Bihrle played 45 minutes with 17s/12ga (59%) while Andrew Hosenfeld finished the game while facing no shots.
  
Scoring for RH were Nate Delone (4g-1a), Ryan Leonard (2g-3a), Colin Cornaire (1g-3a), Aaron Bethmann (3g), Bobby Pattridge (1g-2a) and Jake Alvarez (1g).
  
Scoring for Greece Ath/Ody were Nate Wallenhorst (2g), Gino Prestigiacomo (2g), Phil Lane (2a), Danny Vyverberg (1g) and Phil Bond (1g).

McQuaid Jesuit 10 - Bath 9

 Bath had their chance to get their first GRALL win tonight, but McQuaid Jesuit held on to win 10-9.
  
McQuaid Jesuit took the 3-2 lead after the first quarter but the Rams scored two unanswered goals in the second to take the halftime lead. The Knights played a strong third quarter and went up 8-5. The Rams refocused and fought back to within one goal. With 0:08 remaining in the game Dan Caufield made a key save to keep the game from going to overtime. Caufield finished with 16s/9ga (64%). After playing Livonia to a two goal loss and McQuaid Jesuit to a one goal loss, Bath has demonstrated that they are no longer a roll-over team and are in GRALL to win. The second round of GRALL games will be exciting to watch.
  
Scoring for McQuaid Jesuit were Mitch Ritchie (4g-1a), Nick Caton (2g-2a), JD Ayer (1g-1a), Jeff MacDonald (1g-1a), Corey Flanigan (1g) and John Jenkins (1g).
  
Scoring for Bath were McKenzie Durham (3g-1a), Zach Reed (2g-1a), Dave Harris (2g), Kevin Derosier (1g-1a) and Nick Rossi (1g). In the cage, Chris Wolfer finished with 10s/10ga..

Geneva 17 - Victor 6

 Geneva defeated Victor in Finger Lakes league play this afternoon. The Panthers came out to an 8-0 lead after the first quarter and added three more to make it 11-0 at the half. The Panthers continued to 15-2 after three and then on to a 16-6 final score.
  
The stats were relatively close for the Panthers and Blue Devils. The Panthers won ground balls 22-20, but lost on shots 32-29. At clearing Geneva was slightly better at 11/16 to Victor's 12/23.
  
In the cage, Kevin Donnelly played the entire game for the Blue Devils and finished with 17s/16ga. For the Panthers both Kyle Brimm and Billy Craft played; Brimm finished with 5s/0ga and Craft with 6s/6ga.
  
Scoring for Geneva were Kyle Boncaro (3g-5a), Alex Love (3g-4a), Eric Legott (3g), Ross Dinan (2g), Frank Triana (2g), Jim Warner (1g-1a), Willie Rago (1g-1a) and Dan Torruella (1g). Geneva now improves to 4-2.
  
Scoring for Victor were Frank Valenti (2g), Tom Rogemoser (1g-1a), Vince Pettrone (1g), Alex Rogemoser (1g), Tom Poitras (1g), Trevor O' Shea (1a), Ethan Payne (1a) and Sean Cone (1a). With the loss, Victor drops to 3-5..

Aquinas 10 - Livonia 6

  Aquinas beat Livonia 10-6. The Bulldogs led 2-1 first quarter, however, Aquinas used a 4-1 lead in the second quarter to take the lead, and they never looked back.
  
Scoring for Aquinas were Anthony Bianchi (2g-1a), Mike Gray (1g-2a), Caeron Corsaro (2g), Marc Brondon (2g), Austin Gorman (1g-1a), Jasen Torres (1g), Klay Heston (1g) and Mike Messina (1a). In the cage, Kraig Heston played the entire game with 12s/6ga (66%).
  
Chris Bausch (1g-2a), Tyler Russell (2g-2a), Mike Donals (2g), Cameron Ross (1g), Jeff Wester (1a) and Andrew Keller (1a). Justin Becker made 15 saves/10ga for the Bulldogs (4-2).

Mynderse 11 - Bloomfield-Honeoye 9

 Mynderse used a strong second half performance to defeat Bloomfield-Honeoye 11-9. Mynderse took a 2-1 lead after one quarter, however, the BH came back to lead 5-3 at the half. Mynderse won the second half 8-4.
  
Scoring for Mynderse were Dustin Luckinbill (4g-1a), Nick Giovannini (3g), Matt Koopman (2g), A.J. Bachman (1g-1a), Charlie Barbay (2g), Danny Galusha (1g) and Mike Warrick (1a). In the cage, Brad Dove finished with 9s/9ga.
  
Scoring for Bloomfield-Honeoye were Sean Beaney (2g-2a), Lucas Mashtare (2g-1a), Zach Hammond (2g-1a), Dallon Schultz (1g-1a), Chance Sullivan (1g), Luke Anderson (1G) and Cody Herrgesell (1a). In the cage Max Van Orman finished with 13s/11ga (54%). No report from Bloomfield-Honeoye.

Pittsford 10 - Brighton 2

  Pittsford defeated Brighton 10-2 at Pittsford Mendon this afternoon.
  
Scoring for Pittsford were Conor McDermott (3g-1a), Alex Kober (1g-2a), Tommy Rodenhouse (2g), TJ Iuppa (1g), Dillon McLean (1g), Tom Schmitz (1g), Brian Kelly (1) and David Quinzi (1a).
  
In the cage, Brendan Green finished with 6s/2ga (80%). Pittsford improves their record to 3-2.
  
Scoring for Brighton were Matt Fedick (1g-1a), Mark Henrichs (1a) and Evan Davis (1g). In goal Kyle Hohmann played all but 2:34 and had 24s/10ga. Defensemen, Ty Cannan played for 2:34 and had three saves and gave up no goals.

Waterloo 9 - Midlakes 8

 Waterloo finished strong and won their first game of the season against Midlakes 9-8. Coach Rich Doan, of Midlakes, said "[we] ran out of gas in the fourth quarter but to Waterloo's credit, they didn't give up."
  
Midlakes scored five goals early in the first quarter, however, by halftime the Indians had cut the lead to 5-3. In the second half Waterloo outscored the Eagles 6-3 for the win.
  
In the cage, Shawn Andrus had 12s/8ga (60%) for Waterloo. While, Jared Schoonerman played a great game for Midlakes and finished with 19s/9ga (68%).
  
Scoring for Waterloo were Peter Vacca (3g-1a), Rob Goodenow (2g-1a), Jeff Wadhams (2g-1a), Curtis Brosius (2g) and Joe Shafer (2a).
  
Scoring for Midlakes were Nick Newland (3g), Conor Hogan (2g-1a), Shane Wheeler (1g), Tyler Brooks-Lambert (1g), Ben Uveges (1g) and Tom Cheney (1a)..

Newark 11 - Pal-Mac 8

 Newark defeated Pal-Mac 11-8 on Tuesday. The score was tied 2-2 in the first and 3-3 in third, however, Newark won both the second, 3-1, and the fourth, 3-2 on their way to victory.
  
A major factor in the Newark victory was the face off work of Marc Minutolo who won 5/6 in the fourth quarter and 16/23 overall.
  
In the cage, Tim Doyle finished with 15s/11ga (58%) for the Raiders. Ben Hartman finished with 3s/8ga for the Reds.
  
Scoring for Newark were Stephen Johnson (4g-1a), Eric Stivers (2g-3a), Colin Johnson (4g), Matt Clemons (4a), John Gonzalez (1g-1a), R.J. VanDeMortel (1a) and Cody Skinner (1a).
  
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Steve VanDeWalle (5g), Peter Maklos (1g-3a), Greg Kier (1g-1a), Jordan Wirthman (2a), Justin Closser (1g) and Mike DeMar (1a).