| March 29, 2012 - Add six more games to the list of games played this season. Rush-Henrietta used twenty-one second of the first overtime period to beat visiting Pal-Mac. Brighton traveled to Gates and lost to the Spartans 7-3. It was Marcus Whitman over Gananda, Eastridge over Newark and Bloomfield-Honeoye over Bishop Kearney.
Rush-Henrietta 8 - Pal-Mac 7 in Overtime |
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Thu - Mar 29, 2012 - 5:00 PM |
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Non-league game
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Rush-Henrietta
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8 |
Pal-Mac
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The book for Rush-Henrietta: Nick Binnert (4g-1a), Matt Hair (1g), Jackson Sadowski (1g), Sean Tomkinson (1g), Matt Leonard (1g), Joseph LaRocca (1a), Goaltending: McKenzie Spooner 14s/7ga = 67% (49 mins)
The book for Pal-Mac: Ben Reeves (1a), Kyle Ludwig (3g), Jarett Duchesneau (1a), David Ellsworth (2g), Doug Ellsworth (2g-1a), Sean Nolan (1a), Goaltending: Cody Rogers 8s/8ga = 50% (49 mins). |
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-- In what was probably the most exciting game of the day, Palmyra-Macedon used four unanswered goals to force a 7-7 tie at Rush Henrietta. The Royal Comets, however, won when junior midfielder Sean Tomkins scored an unassisted goal just twenty-one seconds into the first overtime period.
Pal-Mac senior attackman Kyle Ludwig scored the first of his three goals after cutting to the crease in the first two minutes of the game. He received a pass from sophomore attackman Jarett Duchesneau. R-H came back for the first tie with an unassisted goal by Nick Binnert. The junior midfielder scored four goals in the game to lead the offensive effort for the Royal Comets. Soft passes and the cold weather hurt the Pal-Mac clearing unit who had quite a few turnovers, giving R-H significant ball time. After sophomore Matt Hair broke up one P-M clear, he took the ball to the goal at 2:54 to give the Royal Comets a 3-2 lead. However, Pal-Mac came back with 0:23 left in the quarter when Sean Nolan swept the top of the box and found senior attackman Kyle Ludwig cutting to the crease. The teams were tied at 2-2 at the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter was all Rush-Henrietta as they scored three unanswered goals. Senior midfielder Jackson Sadowski scored at 10:26 after receiving a cross-crease pass from junior attackman Joseph LaRocca. Binnert scored an unassisted goal at 6:46 after driving past his man from the right side goal-line extended. He scored another unassisted goal after picking up a loose ball on the crease to give the Royal Comets a 5-2 lead with 0:16 left in the half. R-H junior goalie McKenzie Spooner was dramatic in the first half, making numerous high-pressured saves. He made a few key saves at the end of the game as well, on his way to a 14s/8ga (67%) day.
Pal-Mac started the scoring in the third quarter when senior midfielder Doug Ellsworth found Ludwig cutting to the crease. The scoring play was a favorite for the Red Raiders. Although they failed to make the connection on a number of tries, the play produced several of their goals today and as the season progresses, it will bring them many  more. R-H scored the last two goals of the quarter in less than a minute, starting with a broken clear followed by a goal by Matt Leonard assisted by Binnert. Binnert scored the last goal of the quarter with an outside bounce shot that stayed low on the think grass surface inside the crease. Rush-Henrietta led after three quarters with a score of 7-3.
The Red Raiders took firm control in the last quarter, scoring four unanswered goals over the course of the last 9:00 of regulation. Doug Ellsworth started a drive from the back right corner of the field and took it to the goal for the first Pal-Mac goal. He scored again at 7:23 after he took the ball from Spooner. Both players fell to the ground, and Ellsworth popped the ball just out of Spooner's reach. The ball went up and down the field many times before the 1:44 mark, when senior middie David Ellsworth scored on a medium range shot from the goalie's left. With large amount of tension on the field, and time running out, David Ellsworth made a desperate drive from the right. After pushing through the R-H defense, he scored with 0:29 left in regulation. A great last second save by Cody Rogers forced the game into overtime .
Rush-Henrietta, who won twelve of nineteen face offs, got possession of the ball at the start of the overtime period. After getting the ball at the top of the box, Tomkinson secured the win for the Royal Comets with 3:39 left on the clock. 
-- Brighton took an early 3-1 lead, but Gates-Chili scored the final six goals to win the game 7-3. The Spartans had scoring from five different players with attackman Matt Martin (2g-1a) and midfielder Ralph Taliento (2g-1a) leading the charge.
Brighton opened the scoring only with 1:30 into play when Will Hunnerlach assisted Vinny Rockwell. Four minutes later Casey Kopp added a goal to give the Barons a 2-0 lead. With 2:14 remaining in the opening quarter, John Wise scored for the Spartans. Wise's goal was scored during man-up. Brighton led 2-1 at the end of the first quarter. Brighton added their final goal with 9:32 remaining in the second quarter with an unassisted man-up goal from Kopp. Three minutes later Martin added his first goal for the Spartans (unassisted). Brighton led 3-2 at halftime.
In the second half it was all Gates-Chili. Taliento scored two goals in the third quarter at 3:27 and 0:28. The latter goal was assisted by Martin. In the fourth quarter, two of the three goals were man-up. Martin scored his second (assisted by Taliento) during man-up at 8:02. Phil Ruf scored (assisted by Wise) at 6:40. Ruf then added his second goal with only 0:28 remaining during another man-up situation. Ruf's second goal was assisted by London Booker.
Gates-Chili converted on 3/8 for man-up. Brighton's Rockwell dominated at the face-off, winning 9/10. As a team, Brighton finished at 85% (11/13). In the cage for Gates-Chili, Tyler Jacobson finished with 18 saves (86%). For Brighton, Tom Hilling finished with eight saves (53%).
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Penfield 15 - Thomas 7 |
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Thu - Mar 29, 2012 - 5:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
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The book for Penfield: Andrew Huntington (3g-3a), Mike Larkin (2g), Dan Maring (1g), Matt Condon (2g-2a), Jacob Aldrich (1a), Andrew Schoeneck (4g), Matt Bilak (3g-1a), Jonathan Spaan (2a), Mitch Standera (1a), Goaltending: Nick Presicci 0s/1ga (6 mins), Keith Keehn 8s/6ga = 57% (42 mins)
The book for Thomas: Kevin Hill (2g), Troy Crevier (3g), John Zawacki (1g-2a), Mitch Hutteman (1a), John Hill (1g), Goaltending: John Bezek 7s/9ga (24 mins), Alex Gulisano 7s/6ga = 54% (22 mins), Jake Altmire 1s/0ga = 100% (2 mins). |
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-- Penfield led 9-3 at halftime on their way to a 15-7 win over Webster Thomas. The Patriots had 21 players make the scorebook and the Titans had 20. In the cage, Thomas played three goalies. John Bezek played the first half and finished with seven saves; Alex Gulisano played most of the second half with seven saves. Jake Altmire played the final two minutes and recorded one save. For Penfield, Keith Keehn played the majority of the game with 8 saves. Nick Presicci finished out the game, but did not record a save.
Thomas scored the first goal of the game when attackman Kevin Hill scored unassisted with an outside shot. Penfield quickly came back to tie the game only 0:42 later. Dan Maring scored with an assist from Andrew Huntington. Huntington has led the Patriots in both of their games this season.  Today he finished with 3g-3a. Penfield added three more goals before the end of the quarter. Huntington scored two (the first assisted by Matt Bilak and the second assisted by Mitch Standera). Bilak scored the fourth goal. Penfield led 4-1 after the first quarter.
Thomas scored the first goal of the second quarter with another unassisted goal from Hill. Hill drove straight towards the goal and put a side-arm shot right into the upper corner. Penfield scored the next two goals. Andrew Schoeneck scored with a dodge along GLE. Matt Condon scored the next goal. He subbed into the game, received the ball near the midfield line and drove straight to the goal for the score. Thomas scored their third goal during a double man-up situation when Troy Crevier scored the first of his three goals with an assist from John Zawacki. Penfield added another three goals in the final two and a half minutes of the quarter. Bilak scored after a time-out with a drive straight at the goal. With 0:30 remaining, Condon drove to the goal for his second goal of the game. The last goal of the quarter came only seven seconds later when Connor Russell won his own face-off and ran the ball down field. He passed to Huntington who crossed the ball to Schoeneck. Penfield led 9-3 at halftime.
In the third quarter, Thomas once again scored first when John Hill scored from an outside shot with 10:08 remaining in the quarter. Penfield's Mike Larkin scored the first of his two goals next with 8:22 remaining. The final two goals of the quarter where both scored during man-up. Thomas scored first with Zawacki scoring (assisted by Mitch Hutteman). Then Penfield scored with only 0:19 remaining in the quarter when Schoeneck scored (assisted by Condon).
Penfield added three more goals at the start the fourth quarter to go up 14-5. Bilak, Schoeneck and Huntington scored (with Condon assisting the first goal and Jonathan Spaan assisting the second and third goals). Thomas' final two goals were both scored by Crevier. The latter goal was assisted by Zawacki and was scored during man-up. Larkin scored the last goal for Penfield with an assist from Huntington.
Russell finished 15/22 (68%) at the face off. He also led in ground balls with ten. Huntington added six and LSM Justin Rehm added five for the Patriots. For Thomas, Bezek, Chris Deisenroth, Zawacki, John Hill, Joe Oca and Joe Mikiciuk each added three ground balls for the Titans.
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Marcus Whitman 11 - Gananda 6 |
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Thu - Mar 29, 2012 - 5:00 PM |
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FL-D1 league game
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Gananda
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The book for Marcus Whitman: Jeffrey Bero (3g-1a), Connor Kelly (2g-1a), Clay Wilson (2g), Tyler Dancause (2g), Karl Gray (1g-2a), Oliver Oswald (1g-2a), Matt Hey (1a), Goaltending: Merritt Bailey 16s/6ga = 73% (48 mins)
The book for Gananda: Nick Rapp (3a), Riley Palmer (2a), Trevor Schraffenberger (2g), Ian Palmer (2g), Zach Rink (1g), Brandon Smith (1g), Aaron Valino (1a), Goaltending: Steven Fisher 8s/11ga (48 mins). |
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-- Marcus Whitman won their first game of the year 11-6 over Gananda. The Wildcats had seven different players score. Leading the charge was senior attackman Jeffrey Bero with 3g-1a. Another key point was midfielder Oliver Oswald finishing the game 17/20 at the face-off draw. Gananda saw stand-out performances from defensemen eighth grader Dylan Joy and senior Aaron Valino. Joy finished with a team leading nine ground balls and Valino finished with six. Freshman midfielder Nick Rapp led in scoring for the Blue Panthers with 3a.
Whitman came out swinging, scoring the first four goals of the game. Gananda added a single goal in the first quarter, but in the second quarter the Blue Panthers clawed back into the game. They added three while holding the Wildcats to only one. Marcus Whitman held a one goal lead at halftime (5-4). Gananda kept up the pressure and tied the game in the third quarter. However, Whitman scored two goals late in the quarter to retake the lead. The second goal was scored with only 0:01 remaining on the clock. In the fourth quarter, the Wildcats secured the game adding four and holding Gananda to only one.
Marcus Whitman Head Coach Bruce Teague writes, "We got away from some of the fundamental things that we were doing early like winning the ground ball. Once we got back to doing those basic things we were able to get out of there tonight with the win." In the cage for Marcus Whitman, Merritt Bailey finished with 16 saves (73%). For Gananda, Steven Fisher finished with 8 saves.
-- Eastridge defeated Newark 8-1. The Lancers held the Reds scoreless for the first half and scored two goals in each quarter. They had six different players make the scorebook. Anthony Coffaro led in scoring with 4g-2a. The lone goal for Newark was scored by Evan Vasquez.
In the cage for Eastridge, TJ Ennis played the majority of the game and recorded eight saves. Odin Abril finished the final four minutes of the game, but did not face a shot. Of note was the Lancer defense of Miles Young, Nick Manaci and Wes Austin who held the Reds to only a single goal. For Newark, Dominic Camblin finished with eight saves.
-- Bloomfield Honeoye defeated Bishop Kearney 11-6 this afternoon. Bloomfield-Honeoye finished with five players in their scorebook. Leading the charge for the Pride was Jason Jones with 5g. Bishop Kearney had five of their six goals scored by Andrew Chadwick. Their sixth goal was scored by defenseman Mike Flaherty. Flaherty picked up the loose ball behind his own goal and took the ball the entire length of the field for the goal.
In the cage for Bishop Kearney, Andrew Barreca finished with 12 saves (52%). For B-H, Evan Multala finished with eight saves (57%).
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