Ath/Ody 5 - Brighton 4

 It was a big win for the Greece Thunder (Ath/Ody) was the beat Brighton 5-4. Brighton scored the first two goals (at 11:37 and 8:34), but the Thunder's Nate Wallenhorst answered back two seconds later and got the Thunder on the board with an assist from Phil Bond. Bond tied the game at 7:20, and then the Thunder pulled to a 3 to 2 lead with another goal from Wallenhorst. With no goals scored in the second quarter the half ended with Greece up 3-2.
  
Derek Langdon, in his first start in attack, scored his first Varsity goal in the third quarter after a strong clear from the defensive end. Brighton scored the next two goals, one on man-up, and the tying goal with 6:25 left in the game. With the score 4-4, face-off man Greg Ryan won the draw and brought a fast break down the field and assisted Nate Wallenhorst's winning goal. Brighton had two last man-up opportunities, including one with one minute left, but the Thunder man-down defense was able to defend both attempts.
   
Greg Ryan won 9 of 15 face-offs and was a key to the win. Andrew Hosenfeld also had 10 important saves in goal, but also did an excellent job clearing the ball.
  
Scoring for Ath/Ody were Nate Wallenhorst (3g-1a), Phil Bond (1g-1a), Derek Langdon (1g) and Greg Ryan (1a). Andrew Hosenfeld had 10s/4ga (71.4%) for the Thunder (2-6).
  
Scoring for Brighton were Mark Henrichs (3a), Evan Davis (1g), Taylor Galbraith (1g), CJ Wool (1g) and Don Pierce (1g). Kyle Hohmann had a number of excellent saves and ended the game with 15s/ 5ga (75%) for the Barons (0-10).

Geneva 8 - Penn Yan 6

 It was a big win for host Geneva as they took the lead in the second quarter and held on to it, beating Penn Yan 9-6 in Finger Lkaes-1 action tonight. After a 2-2 first quarter game, the Panthers led at the half 5-3 and then 6-4 after three quarters. Penn Yan scored a number of goals in man up. Geneva goalie, Ross Dinan had some important saves and finished with 9s/6ga for the Panthers (8-2).
  
Scoring for Geneva were Alex Love (4g), Kyle Boncaro (1g-1a), Jim Warner (2g), Eric Legott (1g) and Mike Warner (1a).
  
Scoring for Penn Yan were Matt Osgood (3g-2a), Adam Trombley (2a), John Linnan (1g-1a), Cole Castle (1g), Jordan Owen (1g) and Evan Wilber (1a). Ethan Kamholtz had 5s/8ga for the Mustangs (6-5).
  

Fairport 20 - Churchville-Chili 7

 Fairport defeated Churchville-Chili 20-7 in a Monroe County divisional crossover match. Fairport won three quarters, while CC won the third quarter 3-2.
  
Fairport started out with the first goal of the game when Aaron Jones ran straight towards the cage and used a bounce shot to beat Sean Kettles in the cage. Kettles was 4s/5ga in the first quarter, but was 1s/10ga in the second quarter. The Saints scored the next two goals when David Peck scored (assisted by Gino Marcello) with a shot from the crease. Peck has taken four shots this season and on each shot has scored a goal. Ryan Yunker scored the next goal for the Saints with a drive from the sideline. The Saints led 2-1 but the Red Raiders scored the next four goals to take a 5-2 lead after the first quarter.
  
The Saints scored the first goal of the second quarter in an attempt to bring the game back under control. The Red Raiders kept up the pressure and scored the next 10 goals to finished the half with a twelve goal lead (15-3).
  
In the second half, the Red Raiders put in some of their reserves, including goalie Thomas Gropp at the start the quarter. The second half was a much closer battle with Fairport winning 5-4. CC scored the first goal of the quarter during Man Down, when Gino Marcello drove from the sideline after a clear. CC continued their scoring when, after a 20 second failed clear by Fairport, the Saints pushed the ball up quickly and Damien Pagano found Jon Hemink for another goal. Fairport scored the next two with a hard shot from Martin Manilla, that bounced and then dribbled into the cage. Brendan Saylor scored the next goal with a feed from Jones to the crease during an EMO. The Saints goalie, Adam Difulvio, cleared the ball up the field and found Marcello cutting on the crease for the goal. This is first time in Saint history that a goalie has assisted a goal. Difulvio finished the game with 2s/5ga. The Saints won the quarter 3-2.
  
In the fourth Fairport scored three more goals, while holding the Saints to one more. Kyle Hall came into the game between the pipes for the Red Raiders with 8 minutes remaining and made 1s while allowing no goals.
  
In the cage, Kristoffer Sterzin finished with 5s/3ga in the first half. Gropp finished with 3s/4ga in the third quarter and the first part of the final quarter. For the Saints, Difulvio finished with 2s/5ga in the second half.
  
Fairport scored three goals on man-up (on six opportunities) and demonstrated overall that their high powered offense was no match for the Saint defense. Churchville-Chili played strong, but it was obvious that although they are getting stronger every season, they are still no match for the top of MC-1. With continued work the Saints will eventually challenge the top teams and demonstrate that a new program can become competitive with hard work and dedication.
  
Scoring for Fairport were Jones (4g-4a), Saylor (4g-3a), Connor Lowe (2g-1a), Eric Hislop (2g-1a), David Foley (1g-2a), Paul Dancy (2g), Alexander Keil (2g), Manilla (1g-1a), Brendan McCarthy (1g), William Delzell (1g) and Michael Lehmann (1a).
  
Scoring for Churchville-Chili were Marcello (3g-1a), Jon Hemink (2g), Yunker (1g-1a), Peck (1g), Pagano (1a) and Difulvio (1a).
   

HFL 14 - Rush-Henrietta 12

 HFL defeated R-H, 14-12 this afternoon. HFL only won one quarter (lost second and third and tied the fourth) however a 5-0 first quarter helped the Cougars win.
    
HFL scored the first five goals of the game with Cade Norris, Greg Coady, Matt Lesczynski, Tommy O'Leary and Tyler Burgasser. The remaining three quarters were much closer as HFL scored three in each quarter and the Royal Comets scored 4, 5 and 3 respectively.
      
RH opened up the scoring with the first two goals of the second quarter with Nate Delone and Justin Gmeinweiser both scoring. HFL came back and scored three straight goals; Whyte, Lesczynski and Mickey Allan. HFL was up 8-2. RH scored two more goals with Jake Alvarez and Aaron Bethmann scoring for the Royal Comets. RH cut the lead to 4 (8-4) for halftime.
  
Although HFL scored the first goal of the third quarter (Norris unassisted) RH scored the next five goals to tie the score at 9-9 with 4:52 remaining in the quarter. Joe Perkins added two for RH. HFL finished out the quarter with two more goals to keep the lead after three quarters.
  
Norris scored the first goal of the final quarter (making three of four quarters where he had the opening goal). HFL and RH alternated goals for the fourth quarter. RH scored the final goal, but could not come back from their lack of goals in the first quarter.
  
In the cage, Josh O'Shea finished with 5s/14ga for the Royal Comets. For HFL, Jay Tallon finished with 15s/12ga (56%).
  
With their losses to Pittsford and HFL this week, the Royal Comets fall to 3-6. For HFL, wins against Eastridge and RH move them to 5-3.
  
Scoring for HFL were Norris (5g-2a), Allan (3g-1a), Lesczynski (2g-1a), Mike Coady (2a), Zach Whyte (1g-1a), Tyler Burgasser (1g-1a), O'Leary (1g), Greg Coady (1g) and Ryan Flaherty (1a).
  
Scoring for RH were Bobby Pattridge (3g), Colin Cornaire (2g-1a), Perkins (2g), Gmeinweiser (2g), Alvarez (1g-1a), Bethmann (1g), Nate Delone (1g) and Leonard (1a).
   

Aquinas 9 - Brockport 2

  The Little Irish scored two unanswered goals in the first quarter, led at the half 4-1 and led after three, 7-2 on their way to a 9-2 victory over visiting Brockport (5-3).
  
Scoring for Aquinas was Austin Gorman (2g-2a), Marc Brondon (2g-1a), Neil Foley (2g), Cameron Corsaro (2g), Mike Messina (1g-1a), Casey Vogl (2a), Jasen Torres (2a) and Klay Heston (1a). Kraig Hestin had 11s/2ga for Aquinas (9-3).
  
Scoring for Brockport were Trevor Hayward (1g), Pat Steves (1g), Sean Bittner (1a) and Andrew Willis (1a). Dylan White had 15s/9ga for the Blue Devils.
        

Canandaigua 18 - Victor 5

 Canandaigua jumped out to a10-0 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 14-1 at the half on their way to a 18-5 win over visiting Victor in Finger Lakes-1 league play tonight. Twelve different players made the score book for the Braves.
  
Scoring for Canandaigua Brian Scheetz (1g-1a), Justin Tomzak (4g-3a), Connor Henderson (1g-2a), Austin Rogers (1a), Marshall Johnson (1g), Andrew Knoblauch (2g-2a), Tom Lacrosse (2g-2a), Gannon Osborn (1g-1a), Tanner Scharr (2g-1a), Deven Alves (1g), Will Johnson (1g-1a), Shane Dobies (1g) and Ben Jesmer (1g). Scott Bement played the first half and had 5s/1ga and Anthony DeLeo played the 2nd half and made 7s/4ga. for Canandaigua who remain undefeated at 11-0.
  
Scoring for Victor were Frank Valenti (2g), Vince Pettrone (1g-1a), Trevor O'Shea (1g), Collin O'Shea (1g), Tom Rogemoser (1a) and Alex Rogemoser (1a). Kevin Donnelly had 6s/18ga for the Blue Devils (5-6).

Penfield 16 - Hilton 6

 Penfield controlled nearly all aspects of the game, winning twenty of twenty-five face offs on their way to a 16-6 victory over host Hilton in a Monroe County cross-over game. The Patriots led 5-2 after the first quarter, 9-2 at the half, and extended it to 14-2 at the end of the third quarter.
  
Scoring for Penfield were Connor Rice (4g-3a), Kyle Denhoff (4g-3a), Kyle Vanthof (3g-5a) and 10 gbs, Gian Maggio (2g), James Dwyer (2a and 2/2 fo), Tucker Nelson (1g), Tyler Zweifel (1g) and Alex Smith (1g). Chandler Hoffman had 2/2 at face-off and Kevin Westcott added 5/8 face-offs. Brady Del Pozzo started in the goal and recorded 6s/2ga in 36 mins and Kyle Semrau added 1s/4ga in 12 mins for the Patriots who remain undefeated at 9-0.
  
Scoring for were Hilton were Kyle Youngman (1g), David Smith (1g), Jay Clifford (1g), Colin Walker (1g), Troy Johnson (1g-2a) and Jimmy Gaffney (1g-1a). Brad Speer had 7s/14ga (36 mins) and Seth Kohler had 2s/2ga (12 mins).
  

Livonia 15 - McQuaid Jesuit 13

 Although the first quarter resulted in a 1-1 tie, McQuaid Jesuit scored six goals in the second and ended the half up 7-4. The second half, however, belonged to Livonia who won the third quarter 4-2 and the last quarter 7-4 for a 15-13 win over McQuaid Jesuit. It was the first GRALL win of the year for the Bulldogs.
  
"The key to our success tonight was the fact that we hit the open man and finished. That is very evident when 12 of 15 goals were assisted, " said Livonia Head Coach Brett Wood.
  

Scoring for Livonia were Chris Bausch (1g-1a), Tyler Russell (4g), Mike Donals (3g-2a), Cameron Ross (1g), Jeff Wester (4g-4a), and Matt Girolmo (2g-4a). Justin Becker had 8s/13ga for the Bulldogs (5-5).
  
Scoring for McQuaid Jesuit were Mitch Ritchie (6g-1a), Jeff MacDonald (2g-1a), Nick Caton (2g-1a), JD Ayer (1g-1a), Bill Napoli (1g), John Jenkins (1g) and Pat Jenkins (1a). Junior goalie, Harry Goluses had 9s/15ga for the Knights (8-3).
  

Bath 17 - Batavia 9

 Bath continued their winning ways and downed Batavia 17-9 as Batavia accounted for 12 minutes in penalties. The Rams came out flying at home with slick conditions scoring seven goals for the first quarter lead 7-0. Batavia came back in the second quarter and outscored the Rams 6-1 with a beautiful comeback that saw the Blue Devils scoring 6 goals on 9 shots. The score at half was close at 8-6.
  
The Blue Devils came out flat in the second half and Bath took advantage, out scoring Batavia 6-2. At start of fourth it was 14-8. Without leading scorer Ian Chapman due to hockey Empires, the Blue Devils struggled offensively
  
Scoring for Bath were freshman Nick Rossi (6g), McKenzie Durham (4g-3a), Zach Reed (1g-3a), Cole Beebe (1g-3a), Dave Harris (3g), Andy Nesbitt (2g) and Matt Nesbitt (1a). Chris Wolfer had 9s/9ga (45 mins) and Mike Joint and 0s/0ga (3 mins) for the Rams (5-3).
  
Scoring for Batavia were Joe Muoio (3g-4a), Chip Chapman (3g), Zach Fay (1g-1a), Will Mulcahy (1g), Vinny Pedro (2a) and Andy Cowan (1g). Matt Landfried played the whole game and finished with 21 saves and 17ga.
      

Newark 9 - Midlakes 7

 Third quarter penalties hurt Midlakes and helped Newark to win 9-7 in Finger Lakes-2 action. The Screaming Eagles took a 3-2 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 5-4 at the half. Newark scored three unanswered goals in the third and each team added two in the last quarter. Johnson and Johnson (Stephen and Colin) combined for the three goals in the third quarter to give the Reds the lead and Stephen Johnson scored the go-ahead goal in the fourth.
  
Scoring for Newark were Stephen Johnson (3g), Colin Johnson (3g-1a), Matt Clemons (1g-5a), R.J. VanDeMortel (1g) and John Gonzalez (1g). Ben Hartman had 9s/7ga for the Reds (4-4).
  
Scoring for Midlakes were Ben Uveges (1g-1a), Tyler Brooks-Lambert (2g), Nick Newland (2g), Tom Cheney (1g-1a) and Greg Marks (1g). Jared Schoonerman had 17s/9ga for Midlakes (4-6).
     

Waterloo 12 - Bloomfield-Honeoye 7

 Waterloo used the last quarter and scored four unanswered goals to solidify the 12-7 win over Bloomfield-Honeoye. The Indians led 4-3 at the end of the first quarter and each team scored three more in the second quarter and one more in the third quarter. Junior attackman Peter Vacca scored six goals and added two assists for Waterloo (2-8).
  
Scoring for Waterloo were Joe Shaffer (1g), Peter Vacca (6g-2a), Jeff Wadhams (3g), Curtis Brosius (2g-3a), and Chance Lowry (2a). Zach Ramirez had 14s/7ga for Waterloo.
  
Scoring for B-H were Luke Anderson (2g), Zach Hammond (1g-2a), Lucas Mashtare (2g), Ben Cratsley (1g), Dallon Schultz (1a), Sean Beaney (2a) and Chance Sullivan (1g). Max Van Orman had 12s/12ga for B-H (2-8).
  

Pal-Mac 13 - Mynderse 6

 Pal-Mac's young defense held a potent Mynderse attack to six goals as they won 13-6 on the road.
  
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Mike DeMarr (1g-1a), Steve VanDewalle (2g-2a), Chris Merritt (2g), Justin Closser (1g), Mike Russell (3g), Pete Maklos (3g-3a) and Dom Chapman (1g). Tim Doyle had 18s/6ga for the Raiders (3-6).
  
Scoring for Mynderse were AJ Bachman (1a), Dustin Luckinbill (1a), Mike Warrick (1a), Matt Koopman (1g), Jerry Jones (3g-1a), Brett Wood (1g) and Andrew Giannon (1g). Brad Dove had 3s/13ga for Mynderse (2-5). No report from Mynderse.
  

Irondequoit 15 - Eastridge 5

 Irondequoit was a 15-5 winner over Eastridge in a home Monroe County crossover game.
 
Scoring for Irondequoit were Drew Coholan (3g-2a), Mike Wallenhorst (2g-1a), Mike Utz (2g-1a), Ian Brooks(2g), John Padulo (2g), Tony Micelotta (1g-1a), Emmy Poccia (1g-1a), Mike Beckwith (1g) and Tyler Kleehammer (1g). Goalie data incomplete.
  
Scoring for the Lancers were Matt Driffill (4g-1a), Brandon Moynihan (1g) and Shane Driffill (1a). Eugene Fererra played a total of 28 min made 3s/10ga and Jake Czwilinski played for 20 min and had 6s/5ga. Eastridge falls to 3-6.