| April 17, 2012 - The big win of the day was Livonia, who defeated Aquinas 8-6 at home. In their first outing, AQ posted at 13-4 win. Churchville-Chili beat Hilton 9-6. Canandaigua beat HF-L 11-7 and Pittsford was a 6-3 victor over Schroeder. The Pride beat Wayne in a close one, 7-5. Gananda was an 8-7 winner over visiting Waterloo. Mynderse beat Marcus Whitman 9-7. Other winners were Bath, Pal-Mac, Penfield, Spencerport, Arc/Oly and Penn Yan.
-- In the first five games of the season, Aquinas led at halftime and won each game. Last week against Webster Thomas, Aquinas was tied at the half, but led after three quarters and pulled out the win. Tonight against Livonia, the Little Irish trailed 6-1 (initially trailing 5-0) going into halftime. The first time Aquinas faced the Bulldogs they won 13-4. Livonia came into this game ready for payback and caught the Little Irish off-guard. At the largest lead, the Bulldogs led 7-1 with 10:45 remaining in the third quarter. Although the final 22:45 saw Aquinas scoring five and holding the Bulldogs to only one it was not enough to secure the victory for the Little Irish.
Livonia's Cody Cisco scored the first two goals with assists from Josh Wester. Their two goals of the quarter were scored with 9:20 and 8:19 remaining. Livonia scored their goals on their first two shots on goal. The remaining eight  shots of the first quarter all failed to hit the cage. Aquinas had less than half the shots of the Bulldogs, only taking four in the first quarter (two on cage). Livonia led 2-0 after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Livonia kept up the heavy pressure. Wyatt Struble scored with an assist from Derek Bishopp. One minute later Wester scored his lone goal of the game. Struble added an assist with a pass to Cisco during a man-up situation. The Bulldogs were looking at a 5-0 lead with 6:35 remaining in the second quarter. Aquinas' first goal was scored on only their seventh shot of the game (third of three in the second quarter) with an unassisted goal from Joe Snook. Before the quarter expired, Livonia added another goal with Bishopp scoring on a drive from the top of the restraining line. Livonia led 6-1 at halftime.
The third quarter started with the second to last Livonia goal. Wester assisted Mitchell Kinney with 10:45 remaining in the quarter. Aquinas added three more goals in the quarter to try to chip away the lead. Each of the three goals was unassisted with Billy Lombardi, Snook and Jake Vogl scoring. Although the Little Irish added goals, their shots did not increase greatly. Once again, only four shots were taken in the entire quarter. Livonia led 7-4 after three quarters.
In the final quarter, Aquinas scored the first goal to bring the game within two goals. Vogl scored once again unassisted for the Little Irish. Only 0:39 later the Bulldogs scored again to keep the lead at three, with a second drive from Bishopp. The final goal of the game was scored at the 4:44 mark. Vogl assisted Jonathan Olbrich for the final Little Irish goal. Aquinas had three more tries at the cage after Olbrich's goal. Two shots hit the cage and the final shot of the game was a missed shot from Vogl.
A key to the success of the Bulldogs came in holding down the number of shots they allowed from Aquinas. AQ finished with an impressive 71% shots on cage and 35% of those shots resulting in goals. Livonia, on the other hand only had 44% on cage and 24% of those shots resulted in goals. The key difference was in the total number of shots where Livonia doubled Aquinas (34-17).
Livonia's Bishopp finished 10/16 (63%) at the face-off and added three ground balls to his teams tally. Defenseman Sean Kidder led in ground balls with eight. Nick Jonasse and Wester each added five ground balls for the Bulldogs. In the cage, Ethan Jamison finished with six saves. For Aquinas, Erich Wischmeyer finished with ten saves.
Aquinas, now 6-1, will host Fairport on Saturday. Livonia (3-2) will play at Marcus Whitman on Thursday. 
 For a more complete look check out the Aquinas stats or the Livonia stats.
Arc/Oly 12 - Ath/Ody 3 |
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The book for Ath/Ody: Anthony Crawford (2a), Anthony Merola (2g), Brian Torcha (1g), Goaltending: Mike Zimmer 13s/12ga = 52% (48 mins)
The book for Arc/Oly: Connor May (1g-1a), Sergio Rosado (1g-2a), Andrew Santiago (1g), Bryan Collister (1g-1a), Robert Kitchen (5g), Nick Capone (1a), Dylan Mahan (3g), Goaltending: Shane Trost 3s/3ga = 50% (48 mins). |
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--  The annual "Storm Game" came early this season with the Greece Lightning defeating the Greece Thunder 12-3. Greece Arcadia/Olympia scored the first eight goals spanning three quarters to secure the win. Greece Athena/Odyssey scored their first goal with 3:57 remaining  in the third quarter. Anthony Merola scored during a man-up situation, assisted by Anthony Crawford. Merola scored two goals for the Thunder. All three Thunder goals were scored in the third quarter, on three consecutive shots. Greece Ath/Ody took eight shots in the third quarter and only five shots in the other three quarters.
Of the 15 goals, seven were scored during either man-up or man-down situations. Arc/Oly finished 4/7 at man-up and Ath/Ody finished 2/7 at man-up. The Lightning also added one of their goals on a man-down drive from behind by Robert Kitchen. Kitchen finished with eleven shots, seven on cage and five goals for the Lightning. The game was plagued with rough play which resulted in penalties.
In addition to the scoring from Kitchen, Greece Lightning had scoring from Dylan Mahan (3g) and Sergio Rosado (1g-2a). Face-off man Nick Capone finished 6/10 at the draw with four ground balls. LSM Tyler Alawi finished with a team leading five ground balls for the Lighting. For Thunder, defenseman Ryan Walsh and midfielder Brian Torcha each added six ground balls to the count. Merola added another five to the Greece Ath/Ody's tally. Overall the ball was on the ground for a large portion with 74 ground balls between the two teams (38-36 Lightning).
In the cage for Greece Arc/Oly, Shane Trost finished with three saves. For Greece Ath/Ody, Mike Zimmer finished with 13 saves.
Next up for the Lightning is a game at Churchville-Chili on Thursday. The Lightning is at Gates, also on Thursday.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Churchville-Chili 9 - Hilton 6 |
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Tue - Apr 17, 2012 - 7:00 PM |
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The book for Hilton: Harald Juergens (1g), Dante Giordano (2g), Derek Richards (2a), Alex Milliken (1a), Mitch Smith (1g), Cory Endres (1g), Shawn Kimble (1g), Goaltending: Jarod Kimble 4s/3ga = 57% (21 mins), Mark Detroia 5s/6ga (27 mins)
The book for Churchville-Chili: Aaron Buck (1g), Trevor Hodgins (2g-1a), Pat Bonafede (1g-1a), Nick Bruno (1a), Jake Mortier (2g), Nick Gray (2g-1a), Ryan Cosgrove (1g) Goaltending: Jack Corcoran 7s/6ga = 54% (48 mins). |
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-- Churchville-Chili scored six unanswered goals spanning 22 minutes to secure their 9-6 win over  Hilton. The Saints started off slow. But their mid-game helped secure the win. Hilton did make a hard push in the final quarter, to bring the game within one goal, but Churchville-Chili scored the final two goals to take the three goal win.
Hilton came out swinging and added the first two goals. Mitch Smith scored the opening tally with an assist from Derek Richards. Richards finished with two assists and finished with three ground balls. Two minutes later Dante Giordano scored the first of his two goals with a man-up goal assisted by Alex Milliken. Churchville-Chili added their first tally with 6:00 remaining in the opening quarter. Senior midfielder Pat Bonafede assisted sophomore attackman Trevor Hodgins for the goal. Hodgins led his team with 2g-1a and played a significant amount of time in the midfield. Hilton added their third goal with an unassisted goal from freshman Shawn Kimble. Kimble was just brought up from JV prior to this game and scored his first Varsity goal during the  opening quarter. Churchville-Chili did not want to trail going into the end of the quarter. Their strong effort produced three more goals before time expired. Aaron Buck, Jake Mortier and Hodgins each added a goal for the Saints. Churchville-Chili led 4-3 after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Churchville-Chili kept Hilton scoreless. They held the Cadets to only three shots (only one on cage) in the entire quarter. Churchville-Chili added a single goal with Nick Gray scoring unassisted. Gray also finished with 2g-1a for the Saints. Churchville-Chili led 5-3 after two quarters.
Churchville-Chili started off the third quarter with two more goals to give them the four goal lead. Bonafede, assisted by Hodgins and Ryan Cosgrove, assisted by Gray, scored for the Saints. With 6:41 remaining in the third quarter, Churchville-Chili led 7-3. 0:34 later Hilton scored their first goal in 22 minutes with Richards assisting Giordano during a man-up play. The third quarter expired with  Churchville-Chili holding a 7-4 lead.
Hilton kept fighting in the fourth quarter. Harald Juergens and Cory Endres added unassisted goals at 9:39 and 8:58. Hilton came close, however, Endres' goal was their final tally. Churchville-Chili added two more goals with unassisted marks from Gray and Mortier.
Churchville-Chili's defenseman, Nick Bruno led in ground ball production with five and Jack Corcoran and Nolan Jessop added four each. Both teams' leading face off men finished over fifty percent. For the Saints, Kevin O`Donnell finished with 8/15 (54%). Hilton's Juergens finished with 10/18 (56%). He led his team in ground balls with six. In the cage for Churchville, Corcoran finished with seven saves. For Hilton, Jarod Kimble had four saves and Mark Detroia finished with five saves.
For a more complete look check out the CC stats or the Hilton stats.
-- Spencerport's Jeff Nitti scored the first of his 3g-1a on an unassisted drive with 11:27 remaining in the first quarter. The Rangers never looked back and defeated Gates Chili 13-0. They finished with seven players making the offensive book. Leading the charge was attackman Matt Kaser (3g-2a). Zach Goodsell (4g) also added a significant contribution. Face off man Seth Miller finished 11/13 with 14 ground balls for the Rangers. Midfielder Levi Basynnski and goalie Tyler Schweikert each added five ground balls to the team tally. Schweikert played three quarters and recorded six saves. Dodge Dustin finished the game and recorded three saves.
For Gates Chili, Ralph Taliento finished with five shots, four on cage. Taliento was the only Spartan to take more than one shot. Defenseman Steve Hilsdorf finished with five ground balls. Defenseman Alex Saavedra, Greg Statt and Joe Corona each added four ground balls to the tally. In the cage, Tyler Jacobson played the majority of the game and recorded 13 saves. Dylan Dix finished with 1 save in six minutes of play.
Spencerport (5-1) will travel to Brockport on Thursday. Gates Chili (3-2) will host the Thunder on Thursday.
For a more complete look check out the Spencerport stats or the Gates stats.
Penn Yan 11 - McQuaid Jesuit 4 |
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The book for Penn Yan: Bradley Voigt (2g-1a), Rion Davison (2g-2a), Ryan Maciejewski (4g), Dylan Yonts (2g-1a), Colby Treat (1a), Jordan Owen (1g-1a), Kevin Kerrick (1a), Goaltending: Brandon Maciejewski 11s/4ga = 73% (48 mins)
The book for McQuaid Jesuit: Joe Hanna (1g), Gardy Webber (1a), Alex Paroda (1g), Kacin Zuhlke (2g), Goaltending: Pat Sheridan 14s/11ga = 56% (48 mins). |
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-- On a sunny afternoon at Mustang Field, Penn Yan faced off against the Knights from McQuaid. PY jumped on the Knights early netting five goals in the first quarter. Leading the Mustang attack was  junior attackman Ryan Maciejewski, who scored two of his four goals in the opening twelve minutes.
Penn Yan led 5-0 at the end of the first quarter. The Mustangs added their sixth goal in the second quarter when senior defender Kevin Kerrick raced up the field with a ground ball and found a cutting Rion Davison for the goal. The Knights got their first goal at the 7:20 mark of the second quarter, cutting the lead to 6-1. The Mustangs answered back with two goals of their own before the break when Maciejewski and senior midfielder Dylan Yonts beat McQuaid senior net minder Pat Sheridan. Both goals were unassisted. The Mustangs took an 8-1 lead into the half. Sheridan had an impressive game for the Knights, finishing with 14 saves.
McQuaid came out strong in the third quarter, netting two goals within 21 seconds and cutting the PY lead to 8-3. Penn Yan stopped the run when senior midfielder Jordan Owen ran left to right from out top and fired a hard shot that found the back of the net. The Knights scored another at the 8:52 mark of the third quarter, outscoring the Mustangs 3-1 in the quarter. Penn Yan played solid defense the next twelve minutes keeping the Knights off the scoreboard while adding two goals, one an extra man opportunity.
McQuaid junior face off man Jake Merkel finished 15/18 at the draw. Penn Yan goalkeeper sophomore Brandon Maciejewski recorded 11 saves with 4 goals against (73%).
Penn Yan (7-0) will travel to Penfield on Thursday. McQuaid Jesuit (3-2) will travel to Canandaigua on Saturday.
Canandaigua 11 - HFL 7 |
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Tue - Apr 17, 2012 - 7:30 PM |
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The book for Canandaigua: Taylor Spike (1g-1a), Eric Munn (2g-2a), Dan LaCrosse (1a), Matt Scharr (4g), Nick Como (1g), Dave Serron (2g), Liam McGuey (1g), Goaltending: Michael Cuciti 5s/7ga (48 mins)
The book for HFL: Drew Tallon (3g), Connor Flaherty (1g), Jason Boike (3g), Ian Holtby (1a), Goaltending: Nick Beniamino 8s/11ga (48 mins). |
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-- HF-L and Canandaigua played a close game, but the Braves scored eight straight goals to secure their 11-7 win over the Cougars. The game was close in the first half, but as the Braves started adding on the goals, HF-L couldn't keep up. HF-L had difficulty getting shots off. The Cougars finished with an impressive 7 goals on 10 shots on cage (11 shots total).
HF-L scored the first two goals with unassisted drives from Drew Tallon. Tallon finished with three goals for the Cougars. Canandaigua came back with their first goal at 5:29 remaining. Eric Munn scored with an assist from Taylor Spike. HF-L scored again to keep the two goal lead with an unassisted goal from Jason Boike. The final goal of the quarter started off the Canandaigua scoring streak with Nick Como scoring unassisted. Como was also impressive at the face off draw finishing 16/21 (76%).
Leading in scoring for Canandaigua was senior midfielder Matt Scharr with 4g. Sophomore attackman Eric Munn finished with 2g-2a and senior attackman Dave Serron finished with 2g. Coach Ed Mulheron notes that a key to his team's success was the strong play of his defensive line. The Braves defense consists of Brandon Kemp, Joe Eddinger, Bryan Yehl, Nate Bellis and Sean Condon. In the cage for the Braves, Michael Cuciti finished with 9 saves. For HF-L, Nick Beniamino finished with 8 saves.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Penfield 16 - Rush-Henrietta 0 |
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The book for Rush-Henrietta: Goaltending: McKenzie Spooner 8s/15ga (36 mins), Jeff Delaney 1s/1ga = 50% (12 mins)
The book for Penfield: Andrew Huntington (2g-2a), Mike Larkin (1a), Dan Maring (3g), Anthony Mitchell (1g), Matt Condon (2g-1a), Jacob Aldrich (1g), Carter Jordan (1g), Andrew Schoeneck (3g), Matt Bilak (1g), Jonathan Spaan (1g), Ryan Fulton (1g), Mitch Standera (1a), Goaltending: Nick Presicci 1s/0ga = 100% (12 mins), Keith Keehn 4s/0ga = 100% (36 mins). |
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-- Penfield scored their first goal of the game on an unassisted goal from Matt Bilak with 10:55 remaining in the first quarter. The Patriots went on to defeat R-H 16-0. They finished with twelve players making the offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was senior attackman Andrew Huntington with 2g-2a. Huntington is currently second in both goals and assists for the Patriots with 15g-6a so far this season. Senior midfielder Matt Condon leads in both categories with 16g-9a. He finished tonight's game with 2g-1a.
Midfielder Dan Pulinski (9/10) and Condon (6/6) have both stepped up to fill the spot vacated by Connor Russell at the face off draw. Pulinski also finished with a team leading eight ground balls. Condon was not far behind with seven ground balls and LSM Justin Rehm finished with six ground balls. In the cage for the Patriots, Keith Keehn played three quarters and recorded four saves. Nick Presicci finished out the game and recorded one save.
For Rush-Henrietta, defenseman Peter Diak led with five ground balls. Goalie McKenzie Spooner finished with four ground balls and eight saves. Senior goalie Jeff Delaney played twelve minutes and recorded one save.
Penfield (5-1) will host Penn Yan on Thursday. R-H (2-2) will host Brighton on Thursday.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Pittsford 6 - Schroeder 3 |
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The book for Pittsford: Stephen Quinzi (1g-1a), Tyler Aycock (1g-1a), Stephen Romas (1g), Cameron Pincus (1g), Jack Lauroesch (1g), Corey Parke (1a), Marc Weyl (1a), Brad Schumacher (1g), Goaltending: Luke Loveys 5s/3ga = 63% (46 mins), Kyle Lake 0s/0ga (2 mins)
The book for Schroeder: Nick Powell (1a), Brandon Harris (1g), Liam Wheatley (1g), Kenny Nelson (1g-1a), Goaltending: Willie Klan 12s/6ga = 67% (48 mins). |
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-- Pittsford scored all their six goals in their 6-3 win over Webster Schroeder before the Warriors were able to score. The Panthers had scoring from six different players. Cameron Pincus, Stephen Quinzi, Stephen Romas, Jack Lauroesch, Brad Schumacher and Tyler Aycock each added one goal for the Panthers. In the cage, Luke Loveys played all but two minutes and recorded five saves. Kyle Lake played the remaining two minutes but did not face a shot.
Schroeder scored the last three goals of the game. They scored with 0:02 remaining in the half with an unassisted goal from Liam Wheatley. They also added the only two goals of the second half, both of which occurred in the fourth quarter. In the cage for Schroeder, Willie Klan finished with 12 saves (67%).
On Thursday Pittsford (4-1) will host HF-L and Schroeder will travel to Irondequoit.
For a more complete look check out the Schroeder stats or the Pittsford stats.
Bloomfield-Honeoye 7 - Wayne 5 |
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The book for Bloomfield-Honeoye: Allan Smith (3g-1a), Jason Jones (1g), Jerrett Hertzel (1g), John Babcock (1g), Brandon Lewis (1g-1a), Goaltending: Austin Colletta 10s/5ga = 67% (48 mins)
The book for Wayne: Tim Oddi (1g), Salvatore Desiato (1a), Nick Graziose (1a), Trent Wyland (3g-1a), Josh Bowman (1g), Goaltending: Justin Townsend 18s/7ga = 72% (48 mins). |
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--  The Pride used a three goal second quarter to get ahead and held on to a two goal lead for the rest of their 7-5 game with Wayne Central. Junior middie Allan Smith led the offensive effort for Bloomfield-Honeoye with 3g-1a. Senior middie Austin Colletta subbed in the goal for B-H and recorded ten saves (67%). The Pride will play Pal-Mac on Thursday.
Sophomore midfielder Trent Wyland scored 3g-1a to lead the Eagles' offense. Sophomore goalie Justin Townsend made 18 saves (72%) for Wayne who will play Pal-Mac on Saturday.
Pal-Mac 13 - Newark 4 |
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The book for Pal-Mac: Jarett Duchesneau (2g), Kyle Ludwig (2g), Ben Reeves (4g-4a), Stephen Morrell (3g-2a), Sean Nolan (2g-1a), Luke Prince (1a), Goaltending: Cody Rogers 6s/4ga = 60% (43 mins), Jack DeMeyers 1s/0ga = 100% (5 mins)
The book for Newark: John Denniston (2g), Evan Vasquez (1a), Anthony Manthorne (1g-1a), Omar Jaohar (1g), Goaltending: Dominic Camblin 18s/11ga = 62% (43 mins), Cody Cornelius 0s/2ga (5 mins). |
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-- Pal-Mac defeated Newark 13-4. The Red Raiders led 7-1 after the first quarter and 8-4 after three quarters. They held the Reds scoreless in the final quarter. Leading in scoring for Pal-Mac was sophomore attackman Ben Reeves with 4g-4a. Also making significant contributions were sophomore midfielder Stephen Morrell (3g-2a) and senior midfielder Sean Nolan (2g-1a). In the cage for Pal-Mac, Cody Rogers played most of the contest and recorded six saves. Jack DeMeyers played the final five minutes and recorded one save.
For Newark, senior attackman John Denniston (2g) and senior midfielder Anthony Manthorne (1g-1a) led in team offense. In the cage, Dominic Camblin played most of the game and recorded 18 saves. Cody Cornelius finished the final five minutes of the contest without recording a save.
Gananda 8 - Waterloo 7 |
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The book for Gananda: Zach Rink (3g), Trevor Schraffenberger (2g-1a), Ian Palmer (1g-1a), Kyler Friesner (2a), Riley Palmer (1g), Collin Dotterer (1g), Goaltending: Steven Fisher 15s/7ga = 68% (48 mins)
The book for Waterloo: Tim Wright (2a), Elliott Messmer (2g), Zarrien Sloan (2g-1a), Trevor Black (3g), Goaltending: Aaron Smith 3s/4ga (24 mins), Josh Bailey 5s/4ga = 56% (24 mins). |
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-- Coach Michael Pane writes of his Blue Panthers, "We played great team defense throughout the game. This was the most complete game we have played so far." Gananda defeated Waterloo 8-7 after holding off a closing effort by the Indians. Gananda scored first with a goal from Ian Palmer and never lost the lead again. With 6:06 remaining in the final quarter, Gananda led 8-5 before the Indians scored the final two goals.
Leading in scoring for Gananda were junior attackman Zach Rink with three goals and senior midfielder Trevor Schraffenberger with 2g-1a. For Waterloo, senior defenseman Trevor Black finished with a team leading three goals and senior offensive player Zarrien Sloan finished with 2g-1a. In the cage for Gananda, Steven Fisher finished with 15 saves. For Waterloo, Josh Bailey and Aaron Smith split halves with Bailey recording five saves and Smith recording three.
Next up for Gananda (3-1) is Midlakes on Monday. Waterloo (2-3) will play at Marcus Whitman on Saturday.
Mynderse 9 - Marcus Whitman 7 |
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The book for Mynderse: Tristin Kouwe (1a), Casey Irland (1g), Justin Hlywa (2g), Nick Barbay (1a), Sean Anderson (1g-1a), Reilly Gamache (2g-2a), Mike Millis (3a), Dalton Hathaway (1g), Aaron Peterman (2g-1a), Goaltending: Tim Trickler 14s/7ga = 67% (48 mins)
The book for Marcus Whitman: Jeffrey Bero (4g), Connor Kelly (2g), Clay Wilson (1g-1a), Taylor Lazzaro (2a), Karl Gray (1a), Goaltending: Merritt Bailey 10s/9ga = 53% (48 mins). |
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-- Mynderse held off a late advance by Marcus Whitman to win 9-7. The Wildcats scored four goals in the final quarter, but it was not enough to overcome the 8-3 lead that Mynderse had built up in the first three quarters. Leading in scoring for the Blue Devils was junior midfielder Reilly Gamache with 2g-2a. Aaron Peterman (2g-1a) and defenseman Mike Millis (3a) also added significant contributions. In the cage, Tim Trickler finished with 14 saves (67%).
For Marcus Whitman, Jeffrey Bero led with 4g. Junior attackman Connor Kelly finished with 2g. Overall, the Wildcat attack scored 6g-1a, of 7g-4a. In the goal, Merritt Bailey finished with 10- saves for Marcus Whitman.
On Thursday Mynderse (3-1) will host Midlakes and Marcus Whitman (3-2) will host Livonia.
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Tue - Apr 17, 2012 - 6:00 PM |
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Non-league game
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2nd |
3rd |
4th |
OT |
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Bath
Record: 2-3 |
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7 |
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14 |
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Record: 0-4 |
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The book for Bath: Kyle Clark (5g), Bruce Rinker (1g-1a), Mitch Fuller (1g-2a), Josh DuBois (1a), Brandon Dickson (1a), Jeff Chapman (3g-3a), Trevor Lang (4g-3a), Goaltending: Andrew Clark 6s/4ga = 60% (48 mins)
The book for Batavia: Josh Marr (4g), Codee Gangarossa (1a), Conor Holvey (1a), Goaltending: James Gomez 8s/13ga (41 mins), Kenneth Cook 2s/1ga = 67% (7 mins). |
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-- Although the game started close, Bath scored nine unanswered goals spanning the second and third quarters on their way to a 14-4 win over Batavia. The Rams scored the first two goals with Kyle Clark and defenseman Trevor Lang scoring. Lang led his team with 4g-3a. Batavia tied the score with back to back unassisted goals from Josh Marr. Marr finished with all four goals for the Blue Devils. The score was tied 2-2 after the first quarter.
Bath opened up the scoring by adding seven goals in the second quarter and two more in the third quarter. Batavia scored their last two goals in the fourth quarter. Marr scored his third assisted by Codee Gangarossa and his fourth assisted by Conor Holvey.
Jeff Chapman (3g-3a) and Clark (5g) also added high numbers to the scoring for the Rams. Lang, in addition to leading in scoring, led in ground balls with 16. Midfielder Mitch Fuller (1g-2a) finished 9/17 at the face off draw (53%). Andrew Clark played the entire game between the pipes and recorded six saves. For Batavia, James Gomez played the majority of the game and recorded eight saves. Kenneth Cook played the final seven minutes and recorded two saves.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
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