After a loss to West Genesee in the first game of the year, the Penn Yan Mustangs have gone on to win the last twenty games in a row, but this one, against the number two seeded Waterloo Indians was a close game throughout the forty-eight minutes. Steven Carlson, named recently by the Finger Lakes Coaches to the USLacrosse All America team scored the only goal of the first quarter for the Mustangs with an assist from fellow All American, Dan Mesler.
  
Mesler scored an unassisted goal just 0:39 seconds into the second quarter. Sophomore midfielder, Ryan Cook gave the Mustangs a 3-0 lead with an unassisted goal at 7:55. Josh Mateo ended the quarter's scoring with an unassisted goal at 1:22 when he moved the ball down field on a clear and then drove to the goal to score the first goal for Waterloo. The Mustangs led at the half 3-1.
  
Excellent defensive play by the Indians and patience in their offense allowed Waterloo to keep the game close and they brought the score within one when Mateo scored just 1:07 into the third quarter when he received a pass from Nelson Boyd. The Mustangs extended their lead with a goal in the last minute of the quarter when Ben Odell took a pass from Dan McGuffie and Penn Yan ended the third quarter up 4-2.
  
Penn Yan scored two more goals in the fourth quarter, starting with another goal from Odell (assisted by Carlson) and ending with a goal from freshman middie John Linan with an assist from Mesler. The last goal of the game was scored by Waterloo's Mike Ruiz with an assist from Mateo at 4:56 and the Mustangs won their 9th consecutive Section Five Championship with the 6-3 victory over Waterloo.
  
The Mustangs will play their next game on Tuesday, although the time an place will not be determined until Saturday's out bracket game between Sections Six and Ten.

 Although the crowd was much larger, the same high tension and constant excitement continued into the Class A final where Penfield captured the title with a 12-8 win over Webster Schroeder.
 
Penfield scored the first goal, at 9:01 when Dave Malone scored on a feed from Mike Arvan, but Schroeder returned five seconds later with an unassisted goal by Grant Catalino. After a number of trips up and down the field, Scott Serron scored for Penfield (assisted by Ben Foster) and then scored again seven seconds later with a pass from the face off won by Kelly McKenna. With the Patriots up 3-1, Penfield scored at 4:43 on an unassisted goal by Foster. Catalino scored another unassisted goal for the Warriors on a bull dodge past two Patriot defender to take the score to 4-2. Penfield ended the first quarter with a goal by McKenna, assisted by Arvan and the Patriots took a 5-2 lead into the second quarter.
  
Although every ground ball seemed to be "the most important one of the game", the Patriots continued to add points as Serron scored with an assist from Arvan at 9:06. Webster returned at 7:26 with an unassisted goal by Austin Orsini, but Penfield scored two more before ending the half up 8-3. McKenna scored on a pass from Arvan and Arvan scored on a feed from Foster.
  
Webster Schroeder picked up ground in the third quarter, outscoring the Patriots 2-1 and ended the quarter with Penfield in the lead 9-5. Catalino scored another unassisted goal at 6:27 and Arvan came back at 1:46 with an unassisted goal. Thirty-three seconds later, Webster's Chris Ferry closed the quarter with an unassisted goal.
  
Although in the end, both teams scored three goals in the last quarter, there was a feeling that the Warriors were capable of staging a come back. Foster scored first with a feed from Arvan and Connor Rice added one at 5:34 (assisted by Foster) to give the Patriots a 11-5 lead, but Schroeder returned with two quick goals and then another The first was by Andy Winslow (assisted by John Pawluck), the second was by Catalino (unassisted) and the last was by Nick Mooney (assisted by Jay Willmes). Penfield ended the game with Serron's last goal which was assisted by defenseman Alex Nowak.
  
Senior goalie Dennis Costanza recorded 16 saves for the Warriors, a number of which brought the fans to their feet. Brian Dell, likewise made a number of dramatic saves and ended the game with nine saves.

  
 Penn Yan

 Penfield

 Canandaigua scored two goals in the final minute of regulation to send the game to overtime where the Braves won 13-12 against Webster Thomas. Charlie Sauter scored (unassisted) after clearing the ball with 0:45 seconds left in the game. Kevin Peck won the ensuing face off and Justin Tomzak picked up a loose ball in front of the goal to tie the game with 0:33 seconds left.
  
In the first overtime the Braves had an extra man opportunity but did not score and they had two other very good chances but hit a goal post with one of them.
  
In the second overtime, Webster won the face-off and took the ball down but shot wide. Canandaigua cleared the ball, moved it around to Connor Henderson who attacked the goal from back left and found Jeremy Brown approximately six yards off the goal for the for the game winner.
  
Scoring for Canandaigua were Jeremy Brown (5g), Justin Tomzak (2g-1a), Connor Henderson (1g-1a), Charlie Sauter (3g), Chris McWilliams (1g-1a), James Regan (1g) while Andrew Knoblauch and Austin Rogers each added two assists. Dan Serafine had 10 saves for the Braves who move on to play Penfield on Tuesday at 5:00 at Aquinas.
  
Scoring for Thomas were Dom Scalzo (3g-1a), Kurt DetWiller (2g-2a), Brendan Rothfuss (2g-1a), Dan Hinderland (2g) and Max Gurowski (2g-2a). Steve Hondorf recorded 9 saves for Thomas.
  
 After taking a 4-2 first quarter lead, Victor ended the half up 8-2 and finished with a 15-3 win over Newark in the quarter final round in the Class B Tournament.
  
Scoring for Victor were Frank Valenti (6g-1a), Alex Rogemoser (1g-3a), Jason Houtenbrink (3g), Erick Rogemoser (2g-1a), Andy Savage (1g-2a), Joe Coleman (1g-1a), Brad Payne (1g) and Stephen Personale (1a). Mitchell Liegerot made 4 saves and Otis Wade added 2 saves for Victor who will play Brighton at 5:00 in the Class B semi finals on Tuesday at Irondequoit.
  
Scoring for Newark were Greg MacBride (1g-1a), Nate Johnson (1g), Colin Johnson (1g) and Dan Mizro (1a). Anthony Cole made some dramatic saves and ended the game with 19 for the Reds.
   
"This is good way to start the sectional play," said Victor Coach Mark Foeder. "We were patient on the offensive end and reduced the amount of good opportunities for them to score on the defensive end."

 Under gray and rainy skies,the HFL Cougars won their Class B quarter final game against Eastridge 20-4.
  
HFL took a 9-3 halftime lead, and finished with the leadership of their senior Captains Buster Mulcahey, Dan Layfield, Bryan Zavitz and the rest of the seniors including Andrew Santiago, Tony Mykins, Conor Burgasser, Mike Howlett, and Chris Stanton who all played their last high school game on their home field. The Cougars will play Geneva in the 7:00 Class B game at Irondequoit on Tuesday.
  
Scoring for HFL were Connor Burgasser (3g-4a), Dan Layfield (5g), Andrew Santiago (3g- 1a), Cade Norris (2g-1a), Zach Whyte (1g-2a), Chris Stanton (2a), Tyler Burgasser (1g-1a), Jason Camilo (1g), Matt Garvey (1g), Ian Griffin (1g), Matt Lesczynski (1g), and defenseman Mike Howlett (1g). The ground ball leaders were Buster Mulcahey (13), Connor Burgasser (12), and Dan Layfield (8).
     
 Waterloo went right to work, scoring seven unanswered goals in the first quarter and leading at the half 10-1 in their Class C quarter final match up against Pal-Mac.
  
Scoring for the Indians were Nelson Boyd (2g-2a), Winston Boyd (1g-3a), Bill Jolly (2g-2a), Stephen Kuti (2g-2a), Josh Mateo (6g) and Andy Wadhams and Jeff Wadhams who each added one goal. Andy Riegel had 12 saves in goal, Mark Nearpass had 3 saves and Shawn Andrus added 2 saves for Waterloo who will play Aquinas in the 7:00 Class C game on Tuesday at Penn Yan.
  
Scoring for Pal-Mac were Will Malha and Jeremy Norsen who each scored one goal and Eddie Anderson who added an assist.
   
 Livonia was a 15-4 winner against Midlakes in a quarter final Class C game. Gray skies and the threat of rain greeted both teams at the opening faceoff. The weather soured and the Bulldogs scored six first quarter goals and added three more to a take a 9-1 half time lead. The second half was played in a torrential down pour but Livonia advanced to the Class C semi final match up with the number 1 seed and host, Penn Yan on Tuesday at 5:00.
  
Midlakes scored the first goal as Nick Newland hit one for the Eagles (unassisted). Livonia scored the next ten goals. The Bulldog starting attack of seniors Scott Mosher, Chadd Britton and Junior Brian Sciera did most of the scoring adding nine goals in the game. Scott Mosher led all scorers with four goals, Britton had three, and Sciera two. In all, ten Bulldogs made the scorebooks. Luke Merritt, Oren Taylor, Tyler Russell, Jim Crowell, Matt Girolmo, and Aaron Miller all had goals for Livonia. 
  
Defenders Andy Kurtz, Jeremy Allston, Shane Ward, Shane Moran, Mike Vetrano, and Gabe Recchio played solidly in front of starting goalie Zac Berger who recorded 9 saves. Freshman Justin Becker spelled Berger in the goal for the last quarter and recorded 5 saves. Coach Sciera also credited midfielders Gaelin Walsh, Adam Schaible, Oren Taylor, Luke Merritt and Paul Nebbia for their excellent play in the game.
  
Coach Sciera knows that beating Penn Yan on Tuesday is a tall order, but he says the Bulldogs are looking forward to the game with enthusiasm. “It’s time for us to make a statement as to how far our program has come, and who better to make that statement against than Penn Yan.”
  
Scoring for Livonia were Scott Mosher (4g–1a), Chadd Britton (3g–1a), Brian Sciera (2g), Oren Taylor (1g–1a), Matt Girolmo (1g–1a), John Dalberth (1a), Luke Merritt (1g), Tyler Russell (1g), Jim Crowell (1) and Aaron Miller (1g).
  
Scoring for Midlakes were Glen Stevenson (2g), Nick Newland (1g), Ryan McCannon (1g) and Clay Hemminger (1a). Jared Schoonerman made 18 saves for the Eagles.
   
 Webster Schroeder defeated McQuaid Jesuit with a score of 16-5 in a sectional quarter final match this afternoon.
  
The Warriors scored the first goal of the game just 0:50 seconds into play with an unassisted goal by Mike Tota. The Knights stuck back with their own score as goalie Patrick Maguire cleared the ball and hit Dan Sturnick on the crease. Webster then returned with another unassisted goal, this time by Nick Mooney. The first quarter was close as the quarter ended with Schroeder in the lead 2-1.
  
The first three goals of the second quarter were all scored by the Schroeder offense. Austin Orsini scored first with an assist from Tim Winslow. The second was by Jay Willmes on a feed from John Pawluk and the third was an unassisted goal by Grant Catalino, extending the Warrior lead to 5-1 with six minutes remaining the half. The Knights came back and scored the next two goals bring them within two. Both goals were unassisted and were scored by defenseman Alex Caton. Both times the senior long stick cleared the ball himself and went right to the goal, scoring on low bounce shots. Schroeder ended the half with unassisted goals by Willmes and Catalino. The score at the half was 7-3.
  
The Warriors scored a total of four goals in the third quarter while holding the Knights scoreless. The first goal came from Orsini assisted by Willmes. The next two goals were scored on fast breaks by the Warrior clearing unit and their midfield. The first was an unassisted goal by Chris Topping and the second was an unassisted goal by Steve Sullivan. The final goal of the third quarter was by Chris Ferry (unassisted) giving Schroeder an 11-3 lead.
  
A last minute slash at the end of the third quarter gave the Knights a man-up offense opportunity at the start of the fourth quarter and they capitalized on it when Evan Gallina found the back of the net with an assist from Mark Hanna. Again the Warriors went on a run and scored the next four goals. Willmes scored (unassisted) followed by Tota (from Eric Chavoustie), Caralino (from Orsini), and finally Tota from Catalino in man-up. The Knights then scored their final goal, at 4:55, with Hanna finding the net (unassisted). The final goal of the game came from the Warrior offense as Andy Winslow found Evan Van Epps for a man up goal.
  
Scoring for the Warriors were Catalino (3g–1a), Willmes (3g–1a), Orsini (2g–1a), Tota (3g), Ferry, Mooney, Sullivan, Topping, and Van Epps each scored 1 goal for Schroeder while Chavoustie, Tim Winslow, Pawluk, and Andy Winslow each added 1 assist. Dennis Costanza (9 saves) and Zach Marshall (0 saves) split time in the net for the Warriors. Webster Schroeder will continue to the semi final round and will play Fairport in the 7:00 game on Tuesday at Aquinas.
  
Scoring for the Knights were Caton (2g), Hanna (1g–1a), Gallina (1g), Sturnick (1g), and Maguire (1a). Patrick Maguire (8 saves) and Dan Caufield (2 saves) split time in the net for the Knights.
   
 Aquinas was the 13-11 winner over Mynderse in a 7:00 Class C quarter final game. The Little Irish led 5-1 at the end of the first quarter and 6-5 at the half.
  
Aquinas moved out to a quick lead with goals scored by Chris Gionta, Matt Smith and three by David Schmandt to take a 5 to 2 lead at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter Mynderse made a run by scoring three unanswered goals, two by Kevin McCully and one from Dustin Luckinbill to tie the score at five. Aquinas scored the go ahead goal when Marc Brondon took a feed from Schmandt and gave the Little Irish a 6-5 lead at the half.
  
After the break AQ took control with goals from Schmandt (3) and Cam Casaro (1) and led by four at the end of three quarters, 10 to 6. Mynderse made a gallant effort in the final period, out scoring Aquinas 5 goals to 3 but Aquinas was able to hold the Blue Devils off and came away with the victory which moves them to a Class C semi final against Waterloo in the 7:00 game at Penn Yan on Tuesday.
 
Scoring for Aquinas were David Schmandt (6g-3a), Nick Vincent (2g-1a), Matt Smith (1g), Marc Brondon (1g), Chris Gionta (1g-1a), Cam Casaro (1g-2a), Nick Berkompas (1g), Pat King (2a), Marc Pincelli (1a), Grant Casaro (1a) and Mike Gray (1a). Alan Antinarelli had 18 saves for the Little Irish.
  
Scoring for Mynderse were Kevin McCully (5g-1a), Dustin Luckinbill (2g-1a), Jon Young (1g), Anthony Clark (1g), Josh Kurdziolek (1g), Eric Davis (1g), and Tim Sweeting (1a).
  

 After a loss to West Genesee in the first game of the year, the Penn Yan Mustangs have gone on to win the last twenty games in a row, but this one, against the number two seeded Waterloo Indians was a close game throughout the forty-eight minutes. Steven Carlson, named recently by the Finger Lakes Coaches to the USLacrosse All America team scored the only goal of the first quarter for the Mustangs with an assist from fellow All American, Dan Mesler.
  
Mesler scored an unassisted goal just 0:39 seconds into the second quarter. Sophomore midfielder, Ryan Cook gave the Mustangs a 3-0 lead with an unassisted goal at 7:55. Josh Mateo ended the quarter's scoring with an unassisted goal at 1:22 when he moved the ball down field on a clear and then drove to the goal to score the first goal for Waterloo. The Mustangs led at the half 3-1.
  
Excellent defensive play by the Indians and patience in their offense allowed Waterloo to keep the game close and they brought the score within one when Mateo scored just 1:07 into the third quarter when he received a pass from Nelson Boyd. The Mustangs extended their lead with a goal in the last minute of the quarter when Ben Odell took a pass from Dan McGuffie and Penn Yan ended the third quarter up 4-2.
  
Penn Yan scored two more goals in the fourth quarter, starting with another goal from Odell (assisted by Carlson) and ending with a goal from freshman middie John Linan with an assist from Mesler. The last goal of the game was scored by Waterloo's Mike Ruiz with an assist from Mateo at 4:56 and the Mustangs won their 9th consecutive Section Five Championship with the 6-3 victory over Waterloo.
  
The Mustangs will play their next game on Tuesday, although the time an place will not be determined until Saturday's out bracket game between Sections Six and Ten.

 Although the crowd was much larger, the same high tension and constant excitement continued into the Class A final where Penfield captured the title with a 12-8 win over Webster Schroeder.
 
Penfield scored the first goal, at 9:01 when Dave Malone scored on a feed from Mike Arvan, but Schroeder returned five seconds later with an unassisted goal by Grant Catalino. After a number of trips up and down the field, Scott Serron scored for Penfield (assisted by Ben Foster) and then scored again seven seconds later with a pass from the face off won by Kelly McKenna. With the Patriots up 3-1, Penfield scored at 4:43 on an unassisted goal by Foster. Catalino scored another unassisted goal for the Warriors on a bull dodge past two Patriot defender to take the score to 4-2. Penfield ended the first quarter with a goal by McKenna, assisted by Arvan and the Patriots took a 5-2 lead into the second quarter.
  
Although every ground ball seemed to be "the most important one of the game", the Patriots continued to add points as Serron scored with an assist from Arvan at 9:06. Webster returned at 7:26 with an unassisted goal by Austin Orsini, but Penfield scored two more before ending the half up 8-3. McKenna scored on a pass from Arvan and Arvan scored on a feed from Foster.
  
Webster Schroeder picked up ground in the third quarter, outscoring the Patriots 2-1 and ended the quarter with Penfield in the lead 9-5. Catalino scored another unassisted goal at 6:27 and Arvan came back at 1:46 with an unassisted goal. Thirty-three seconds later, Webster's Chris Ferry closed the quarter with an unassisted goal.
  
Although in the end, both teams scored three goals in the last quarter, there was a feeling that the Warriors were capable of staging a come back. Foster scored first with a feed from Arvan and Connor Rice added one at 5:34 (assisted by Foster) to give the Patriots a 11-5 lead, but Schroeder returned with two quick goals and then another The first was by Andy Winslow (assisted by John Pawluck), the second was by Catalino (unassisted) and the last was by Nick Mooney (assisted by Jay Willmes). Penfield ended the game with Serron's last goal which was assisted by defenseman Alex Nowak.
  
Senior goalie Dennis Costanza recorded 16 saves for the Warriors, a number of which brought the fans to their feet. Brian Dell, likewise made a number of dramatic saves and ended the game with nine saves.