Penfield 11 - Fairport 5

  Penfield came out swinging with a 4-0 lead in the first quarter and continued on to an 11-5 win over Fairport. Fairport hosted the Patriots on their home field for the last time ever, as work begins on the new field this week.

The Patriots' James Dwyer scored the first two goals of the competition (the second assisted by Connor Rice). Rice finished the game with 4 goals and 4 assists. Kyle Van Thof scored after being fed on the crease by Rice and Rice added one of his own on a fast-break.

The Red Raiders outscored the Patriots 3-1 in the second quarter. Fairport's Brendan Saylor scored their first two goals of the game after a broken clear and a cross-crease pass. Rice added another after his own broken clear. He had a number of hard side-arm shots in the game this afternoon, demonstrating his strength as well as his precision but only took five shots, all of which were on cage, and scored on four. Fairport's Aaron Jones added the last goal of the quarter with an outside shot (assisted by Eric Hislop). The score was 5-3 at the half.

Penfield began their domination in the third quarter scoring the first five goals to take their lead to 10-3. Fairport scored the last goal of the quarter at 2:27 with a feed from behind the cage by Saylor to Jones. In the fourth quarter each team scored one goal. Rice added his fourth of the game off yet another broken clear. John McDonnell scored the last goal with hard outside shot that dribbled into the goal after the initial save (assisted by Saylor).

Fairport switched goalies with five minutes remaining, however, Thomas Gropp did not have any shots on cage to face. Kristoffer Sterzin played the first 43 minutes for the Red Raiders and finished at 50% (11s/11ga). Brady Del Pozzo had a stand out day for the Patriots and finished with 10s/5ga (66%).

Rice led the Patriots with seven ground balls and two takes. Rice was strong on riding for the Patriots, who held the Red Raiders to 50% clearing. The Patriots scored four goals on broken clears. Alex Nowak also played strong on LSM and helped the Patriots to their win.

Michael Lehmann dominated the face-offs for Fairport with 16/19 (84%). Lehmann lost two of his three face-offs on technical losses (lose-ball push and early start).

Scoring for Penfield were Rice (4g-4a), Dwyer (3g), Van Thof (2g), Maggio (1g) and Terwilliger (1g).

Scoring for Fairport were Saylor (2g-2a), Jones (2g-1a), McDonnell (1g), Martin Manilla (1a) and Eric Hislop (1a).
  
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Irondequoit 14 - Rush-Henrietta 5

 Irondequoit defeated RH 14-5. Irondequoit won the first three quarters while losing the fourth quarter 3-1.
  
In the cage, Tyler Nash finished with 5s/2ga and Geoff Morse finished with 7s/3ga for the Eagles. For the Royal Comets, Josh O'shea finished with 9s and Corey Spuck with 4s.
  
Scoring for Irondequoit were Greg Wright (3g-6a), Tony Micelotta (4g), Drew Coholan (2g), Greg Coholan (2g), Mike Wallenhorst (2g) and Mitch Clark (1g).
  
Scoring for RH were Nate Delone (3g), Jake Alvarez (1g) and Justin Gmeinweiser (1g).
  

Livonia 14 - Bath 5

 In a game that was the complete antithesis of their first meeting, Livonia defeated Bath 14-5. The Bulldogs took a 14-0 lead after three quarter, while Bath scored four unanswered goals in the fourth against the back-ups for the Bulldogs.
  
Justin Becker played 34 minutes and shut out the Rams with 10s. Kyle Whitford finished the game with 4s/5ga. Chris Wolfer played the entire game for the Rams and finished with 11s/14ga.
  
Scoring for Livonia were Chris Bausch (4g-4a), Mike Donals (6g-1a), Tyler Russell (1g-6a), Jeff Wester (1g-1a), Matt Girolmo (1g-1a) and Aaron Miller (1g).
  
Scoring for Bath were Dave Harriss (2g-1a), Zach Reed (2g), Andy Nesbitt (1g), Nick Rossi (1a) and McKenzie Durham (1a).
  

Geneva 11 - Victor 7

Geneva defeated Victor in Finger Lakes Division-1 competition this afternoon 11-7. The Panthers took a 5-0 lead after the first quarter and 6-2 at the half.
  
Victor won the ground balls 38-25. Geneva took more shots (36-23) and each team won 11 face-offs (of 22).
  
In the cage, Kevin Donnelly finished with 13s/11ga for Victor and Ross Dinan finished with 8s/7ga for Geneva.
  
Scoring for Geneva were Alex Love (2g-3a), Eric Legott (3g-1a), Kyle Boncaro (2g-2a), Jim Warner (3g), Sean Bennett (1g) and Chris Tapscott (1a).
  
Scoring for Victor were Vince Pettrone (2g-1a), Ethan Payne (1g-2a), Frank Valenti (2g) and Trevor O'Shea (2g).
  

Bloomfield-Honeoye 6 - Midlakes 5

 Bloomfield-Honeoye won their third game of the season with a 6-5 win over Midlakes. The score was tied 3-3 after three quarters. The first two goals of the fourth were scored by Midlakes to take the 5-3 lead, however, the BHers scored the final three goals of the game. Luke Mashtare scored the tying goal with 1:32 remaining and Dallon Schutz scored the winning goal with 0:40 remaining in the game.
  
In the cage, Max Van Orman finished with 19s/5ga (79%) for BH and Jared Schoonerman was 20s/6ga (77%) for Midlakes.
  
Scoring for Bloomfield-Honeoye were Dallon Schultz (3g), Lucas Mashtare (1g-1a), Cody Herrgesell (1g-1) and Kyle Fox (1g).
  
Scoring for Midlakes were Conor Hogan (2g-1a), Tyler Brooks-Lambert (1g-1a), Nick Newland (1g-1a) and Travis Bevins (1g).
  

Schroeder 9 - Pittsford 5

  Webster Schroeder scored three unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to guarantee the win over visiting Pittsford, 9-5.

The game was close for three quarters, with the Warriors taking a 4-2 lead in the first and a smaller, 5-4 lead at the half. Schroeder led 6-5 at the end of the third before adding three more in the last quarter.

Pittsford secured possession of the ball for five minutes at the start of the game. Passing the ball around the perimeter, the Panthers were methodically and patient, effectively keeping the ball away from Schroeder. The Panthers scored the first goal at 7:15 when James Purpura scored the first of his three goals with a hard underhand shot from the goalie's left front. Although the Panthers controlled the ball after the next face off, the Warriors forced a turnover and took the ball up field where after a loose ball pickup by Mike Tota, Cody Consul received a crease feed while unattended and he scored at 5:52.

After the face off, senior middie Nick Mooney took the ball right to the goal and scored with a hard side-arm shot to stick side middle. Schroeder scored their third in a row in EMO when Joe Matison sent the ball from "X" to Mooney who scored with an underhand "worm burner" at 3:01. Chris Mason scored the last Schroeder goal of the quarter at 1:55 with a bounce shot the ended up in the top of the net, just over Brendan Green's shoulder. After the next face off Purpura fed Jimmy O`Neil, just off the crease to end the quarter with Schroeder up 4-2.

After starting the second quarter in EMO, Pittsford scored (right after the advantage) when David Quinzi sent the ball to Purpura who was low on the crease taking the Panthers within one goal. Pittsford controlled the ball time for much of the quarter as the Warriors saw a total of five slashes in the first half. That, combined with Pittsford's slow-down offense kept the Panthers in the game. Purpura scored the tying goal at 1:20 after a shot bounced of Scott Tota's chest pad. He caught the ball right of the richoche and quick-sticked the ball into the open net. The tie was short-lived, however as Mike Tota scored an unassisted goal for Webster after picking up a loose crease ball, dodging his defender and scoring one-one one with the Green. The half ended with Schroeder up 5-4.

A thirty-second push call at the end of the second quarter gave Pittsford the ball in EMO at the top of the third quarter but they were unable to score. The ball moved back and forth from one end of the field to the other until, at 4:12, Pittsford tied the game at five with a goal by Tom Schmitz with an assist from Conor McDermott. Webster took the lead once more with Tota scoring on a pass from Consul with 44 second left in the quarter which ended with Schroeder up 6-5.

The defensive units on both teams were in high gear throughout the game. The defensive play of Joe Dupra, Tyler Prichard and Justin McLiverty in the third quarter were aggressive but patient and limited the Warriors from getting shots that Green could not save. Green made some excellent saves at critical times and kept the game close enough to expect the offense to do their part. Webster's defensive unit of Shane Farrell, Eric Horeth and Michael Blood challenged the Panthers at every opportunity and looked for every chance to double up on the ball. Sometimes they created the turn over and sometimes Pittsford beat the double, although they rarely found the open man after dodging those doubles. Webster's defense was successful at holding Conor McDermott (20g-10a) to a single assist in the game.

Schroeder extended their lead after the face off when Joe Matison drove to the corner of the crease and stuck one into the corner of the net. Ball control had switched from Pittsford to Webster, and the Warriors held on to the ball. Although they had many feeds to crease cutters, they did not often result in shots as the ball was knocked down or deflected. Webster often picked up the resulting ground balls and Pittsford started to run out of gas. Webster scored two more while keeping the Panthers scoreless in the fourth. Nick Mooney scored the last two goals, the first with an assist from Consul to the high crease and the second unassisted.

The final score of 9-5 did not reflect the closeness and intensity of the game. Schroeder's five slash calls in the first half fed Pittsford's successful slow-down offense and the Panthers had many good looks, some of which were missed opportunities, but their patience on both offense and defense let them play even ball for three quarters. Schroeder recovered from the penalties, none of which were scored on, and chipped away until they were able (and ready) to take advantage of Pittsford fourth quarter let up. The game was good lacrosse.

Scoring for Schroeder were Cody Consul (1g-2a), Nick Mooney (4g), Chris Mason (1g), Mike Tota (2g-1a) and Joe Matison (1g-1a). Scott Tota had 8s/5ga for Schroeder (5-4).

Scoring for Pittsford were James Purpura (3g-1a), Jimmy O`Neil (1g), Tom Schmitz (1g), David Quinzi (1a) and Conor McDermott (1a). Brendan Green had 9s/9ga for Pittsford (6-4).
  

Hilton 18 - Eastridge 6

 Hilton defeated Eastridge 15-6.
  
Scoring for Hilton were David Smith (7g), Colin Walker (4g), Matt Fracassi (1g-2a), Jimmy Gaffney (1g-2a), Kyle Youngman (1g-1a), Troy Johnson (1g) and Aaron Hayward (1a). In the cage, Brad Speer finished with 8s/6ga. No report from Eastridge..
  

McQuaid Jesuit 13 - Aquinas 9

  McQuaid Jesuit had two stretches of three goals, but other then that, the teams alternated goals for nearly the entire game. The game was played back and forth, but the Knights held on to win 13-9.

McQuaid Jesuit scored the first goal as Mitch Ritchie scored on a fast-break feed from John Jenkins. Ritchie finished with 4g-2a. His goals were often pretty and over the top, including two behind the back goals with one goal where he spun around in a circle and finished with a behind the back goal into the upper corner. Jassen Torres scored the first goal for the Little Irish on feed from behind the cage from Austin Gorman. McQuaid Jesuit then started the first three goal run. Ritchie scored the first goal on a hard outside side-arm shot. With 3:32 left Jeff MacDonald scored on and EMO goal (assisted by Ritchie). MacDonald led all scorers with 5 goals. Corey Flanigan scored the final goal in the series for the Knights.

There was a significant number of penalties in the game. The Knights finished with 14 penalties and Aquinas finished with 8. Aquinas scored on 4/12 and McQuaid Jesuit scored on 3/7.

The second quarter was scored one for one. As each team scored back and forth. Neil Foley scored the first Aquinas goal on an unsettled situation followed shortly there after with a Nick Caton goal during a Man Down Situation. There were three man-down goals in the game with two for McQuaid Jesuit and one for Aquinas. Aquinas scored the next goal with an EMO goal by Marc Brondon, assisted by Anthony Bianchi. The Knights goal was scored by Ritchie on the spinning behind the back shot to the top shelf. On his way to the crease to execute the move, he dodged four different Little Irish players. Aquinas scored the next goal during another man-up opportunity as Cameron Corsaro scored off a feed from Gorman with 0:23 remaining in the half. The final goal of the quarter was by McQuaid Jesuit during a face-off fast-break. Tim Caton fed the ball to MacDonald for his second goal of the game. The score was 7-4 at halftime.

The teams continued to scored back and forth with only one slight exception. Mike Gray, of Aquinas scored with a feed from Torres during yet another EMO. Ritchie's fourth goal came off a broken clear and his second behind the back goal as Pat Jenkins found him cutting on the crease. Aquinas scored the next two goals to bring the game with one goal (8-7). Bianchi scored during man-down (with an assist for Casey Vogl) and one minute later Gorman scored with a straight dodge from the midfield line after a restart. The Little Irish were the closest they would ever be. The Knights scored the next two goals to keep the pattern of back and forth going. Nick Caton scored unassisted with an outside shot to finished the quarter 9-7.

The first goal of the fourth quarter was also by McQuaid Jesuit. Jeff MacDonald scored his first of three goals in the fourth quarter with an EMO goal, assisted by Eric Wright. Aquinas scored the next goal with Mike Gray (assisted by Gorman) scoring on a feed from behind the cage on their fourth EMO goal. McQuaid Jesuit scored the second three goal streak at this point with JD Ayer scoring (assisted by Caton) and two more MacDonald goals (the first assisted by Flanigan and the second by Ritchie). Dylan Pinto added the last goal of the game for Aquinas with a straight sweep from the top after a time-out for the Little Irish.

The Knights played a strong consistent game and used a couple of lapses by the Little Irish to win. MacDonald and Ritchie combined on attack to overwhelm the Little Irish defense. Casey Vogl and Mike Messina were strong at the face-off for the Little Irish as Vogl finished 7/10 and Messina 7/11. Clint Masterson for McQuaid Jesuit was 7/13.

Penalties were a major issue for both teams. Although no Little Irish had double penalties, McQuaid Jesuit's Mitch Bailey, Tim Caton, Pat Jenkins and Mike Micca all had more then one penalty.

In the cage, Dan Caufield had a strong game for the Knights as he finished with 17s/9ga (65%). Kraig Heston finished at 50% (13s/13ga).

Scoring for McQuaid Jesuit were Ritchie (4g-2a), MacDonald (5g), Nick Caton (2g-1a), Flanigan (1g-1a), JD Ayer (1g), John Jenkins (1a), Pat Jenkins (1a), Tim Caton (1a) and Eric Wright (1a).

Scoring for Aquinas were Gorman (1g-3a), Mike Gray (2g), Torres (1g-1a), Bianchi (1g-1a), Corsaro (1g), Brondon (1g), Foley (1g), Pinto (1g) and Vogl (1a).
  
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Gates Chili 9 - Brockport 3

  Gates Chili won each of the four quarters on their way to a 9-3 win over Brockport.
  
Scoring for Gates Chili were Tom Sudek (3g-3a), Pat Sposato (2g), Jeff Fichtner (1g-1a), Brad Weber (2a), Tom Elkins (1g), Mike Green (1g), Grant Ferguson (1g) and Tyler Webb (1a). In the cage, Jason Baetzhold finished with 7s/3ga.
  
Scoring for Brockport were Jake Burns (1g-1a), Sean Bittner (1g), Bryan Johnson (1g) and Andrew Willis (1a). Dylan White had 19s/9ga for the Blue Devils (6-4).
     

Thomas 15 - Brighton 2

  Thomas defeated Brighton 15-2. Thomas won every quarter (2-1, 7-0, 2-0, 4-1). In the cage, Kyle Hohmann had an unbelievable day with 21s/15ga for the Barons.
  
Thomas got on the board quickly when Kyle Lavallee won the face off passed the ball to attackmen Jack Hinderland who found Nick Scalzo who then hit Lavallee cutting to the goal. Thomas controlled the ball for the next five minutes getting many quality opportunities but many were off cage and others were saved by the Brighton goalie, Kyle Hohmann. Brighton then got on the board when attackmen Evan Davis came around from "X" and scored. The next Titan goal came from Nick Scalzo who scored (unassisted) at 4:07. Austin Fox played well in the goal for the Titans recording 5 saves in two halves of play.
  
The second quarter saw the Titans take control. Scoring the first goal of the quarter was Thomas attackmen Kyle Rothfuss assisted by Kyle Lavallee. The Titans kept it rolling as Lavallee, Kenny Tomeno, Pat Morrill, each scored unassisted goals. The Titan Defense Led by AJ Glagolev, Jake Ziegler, and Mason Hill along with Long Stick Joe Amico all played well for the Titans. The Titan offense kept it rolling as Billy Gurowski got in on the action on an assist from Nick Scalzo. Then it was Scalzo finding Kyle Lavallee on a great feed across the backside. Kenny Tomeno dodged down the alley for his second goal of the quarter finishing the scoring for the half with the Titans up 9-1.
  
Jimmy O`Neil took over in cage in the Second half and the Titan defense didn`t miss a beat. Brighton scored their second and only goal of the half on a man up situation when Mark Hendricks scored. Sophomore attackmen Jack Hinderland found the back of the net on an assist from Nick Scalzo. Freshmen JT Hauck who got into the action with an assist from Nick Scalzo at 5:15 in the second. Many Thomas players got involved as the senior midfield Line of Michael Quinn, Steve O`Brien, and Jordan Bernstein all contributed well in the third Quarter. On defense the Titans were led by Juniors Nick Stonewell and Doug Lancie along with Senior Keith Maimone.
  
The fourth quarter saw the Titans continue to roll. Sophomore Brad Hutton along with Senior Tom Monna and freshmen Kyle Rothfuss were now running the show on offense. Scoring in the first was Hutton who scored (unassisted) at the start of the fourth quarter. Kyle Lavallee caught a feed from Jack Hinderland and scored and Lavallee found Hutton open on the crease for his second goal of the quarter. The final goal of the game came from senior attackmen Tom Monna with eight minutes left in the game on an unassisted goal.
    
Scoring for Thomas were Jack Hinderland (1g-1a) Nick Scalzo (1g-5a), Pat Morrill (1g), Kyle LaVallee (4g-2a), Billy Gurowski (1g), Kenny Tomeno (2g), JT Hauck (1g), Kyle Rothfuss (1g), Tom Monna (1g) and Brad Hutton (2g). Austin Fox took the goal in the first half and recorded 5s/1ga. James O`Neil finished the game and had 3s/1ga for Thomas (6-4).
  
Scoring for Brighton were Evan Davis (1g) and Mark Henrichs (1g).
  

Greece Ath/Ody 16 - Batavia 5

 Greece Ath/Ody defeated Batavia 16-5 for the second win in a row. The first quarter was scoreless but the Thunder jumped out to a 9-1 halftime lead. The Thunder played a strong game, including Greg Ryan at the face-off where he won 15/20.
 
In the cage, Andrew Hosenfeld played three quarters and finished with 9s/4ga for Thunder, Josh Bihrle finished the game with 5s/1ga. For Batavia, Matt Landfried finished with 26s/16ga. Landfried stopped a number of point blank shots and both Coaches reported him making a number of "impressive" saves.
 
Scoring for Greece Ath/Ody were Ryan (4g-1a), Nate Wallenhorst (2g-3a), Danny Vyverberg (3g-1a), Phil Lane (2g-1a), Gino Prestigiacomo (2g), Andrew Prestigiacomo (2g), Phil Bond (1g) and Mike LoFaso (1a).
 
Scoring for Batavia were Chip Chapman (3g-1a), Joe Muoio (1g-2a) and Nick Zinni (1g).
  
  

Newark 13 - Mynderse 12

 Mynderse led or tied for all but 2:43, however, Newark led when it counted and won the game 13-12. Matt Clemons put the Reds up 12-11 with 4:14 remaining for their first lead of the game. Mynderse's Koopman re-tied the game with 1:44 remaining. With 0:13 left in the game, Colin Johnson scored his fifth goal of the game to win it all.
  
In the cage, Ben Hartman finished with 10s/12ga for Newark and Brad Dove finished with 6s/13ga for Mynderse.
  
Scoring for Newark were Colin Johnson (5g-1a), Matt Clemons (4g-1a), Stephen Johnson (2g-1a), Eric Stivers (1g), Schuyler DePauw (1g) and RJ VanDeMortel (1a).
  
Scoring for Mynderse were AJ Bachman (5g-3a), Matt Koopman (2g-3a), Dustin Luckinbill (3g-1a), Mike Warrick (2g), Nick Giovannini (2a) and Steve Lucchesi (1a). No report from Mynderse.
  

Waterloo 8 - Pal-Mac 7

 Waterloo won two quarters, but still defeated Pal-Mac 8-7. The Indians won the first 3-1 and the third 3-1, and the Raiders won the second 3-1 and fourth 2-1, but it was not enough to win the game.
 
In the cage, Tim Doyle for Pal-Mac finished with 20s/8ga and Zach Ramirez finished with 10s/7ga for Waterloo.
 
Scoring for Waterloo were Peter Vacca (4g), Rob Goodenow (2G), Jeff Wadhams (2a), Curtis Brosius (1g), Chance Lowry (1g), Joe Shaffer (1a) and Joe Vacca (1a).
 
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Justin Clossser (2g-2a), Steve VanDeWalle (2g), Mike Russell (2g), Dom Chapman (1g), Chris Merritt (1a), Steve Brol (1a) and Peter Maklos (1a).
  

Spencerport 16 - Greece Arc/Oly 2

 Spencerport defeated Greece Arc/Oly 16-2. The Spencerport attack was a major component in the win, as they accounted for 12 of the Ranger's 16 goals. Arc/Oly's man-down defense had a strong night, stopping 9/11 opportunities for the Rangers. Additionally, Zach Bevilacqua had a strong second half with a number of point blank saves. Bevilacqua finished with 10s/16ga. For the Rangers, Mike Palvino finished with 7s/1ga and Tyler Lariviere finished with 1s/1ga.
  
Scoring for Spencerport were Jon Robinson (5g), Kyle Mark (3g-1a), Nick Fischer (3g-1a), Kyle Breach (1g-1a), Sean DeMers (2a), Luciano Petrella (1g), Pat Crumb (1g), Brad O'Keefe (1g), Dave Wychorski (1g), Justin Putt (1a), Rich LaRock (1a), Steve Basil (1a), Kyle Weston (1a) and Paul Wojcik (1a).
  
Scoring for Greece Arc/Oly were Chris Hellmers (1g), Kevin Martin (1g) and Frank Slapar (1a).