| May 19, 2011 -
Pittsford's 10-1 win against Spencerport gave the Panthers an unusual perfect regular season, finishing at 16-0. A number of games were canceled due to thunder storms in the area, but more of the late games were played. Rush-Henrietta had an exciting 4-3 overtime win against Livonia. Schroeder beat HF-L 11-9 and Brighton had an exciting one goal win against Thomas.
Brighton 11 - Thomas 10 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 7:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
at Brighton |
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Brighton
Record: 10-5 |
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Thomas
Record: 8-8 |
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The book for Brighton: Alex Lebowitz (2g), Steven Cregan (3g-2a), Casey Kopp (2g), Kurt Minges (2g-2a), CJ Wool (2g-1a), Goaltending: Jordan Carey 3s/10ga (48 mins)
The book for Thomas: Ben Morrill (1g), Troy Crevier (1g), Justin Bird (1a), Joe Stacy (1g), Jake Giudice (3g), John Zawacki (2g-1a), Adam Jollow (1g), Doug Passero (1g), JT Hauck (1a), Goaltending: Don Grace 11s/11ga = 50% (48 mins). |
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--  Brighton's defeat of Webster Thomas is a story of two halves. The Titans dominated the first half and Brighton controlled the second half. Even with Brighton's, it wasn't until the fourth quarter that Thomas lost control of the game. The Barons scored four unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to move from down by two to leading by two. A key component in the turnaround for Brighton was face-off man Max Brauer. Brauer finished the game 21/24 (88%). He also won the last 16 straight face-offs. This extra possession for the Barons was vastly important in their comeback.
Brighton scored the first goal only 0:34 into the game. Steven Cregan scored the first of his 3g-2a on a drive from the left side. Thomas came back and scored two goals. John Zawacki scored on an open net after stripping goalie Jordan Carey during a clear. Carey finished the game with only three saves for the Barons. Two minutes later Adam Jollow scored with an outside shot. Brighton scored their second goal to tie the game during man-up. CJ Wool scored the first of his 2g-1a on an outside shot (assisted by Cregan). Joe Stacy scored the last goal of quarter after making a cross-crease cut and getting the ball from Justin Bird. Thomas led 3-2 after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Thomas scored three more goals before Brighton got back on the scoreboard. Thomas led 6-2 with 7:04 remaining in opening half. Troy Crevier scored on an outside shot from the top of the restraining box. One minute later Ben Morrill scored on a similar shot also from the top. One minute after that Jake Giudice scored on a drive from behind the cage to beat Carey. Brighton scored the last two goals of the quarter to keep the game close going into halftime. Cregan scored both goals with assist from Kurt Minges. For the first goal, at 4:02, Minges drove from behind the cage and dumped the ball to Cregan. The second goal, scored with only 0:04 remaining in the half, was scored with a feed from behind in the net to 10 yards out on the left side of the net.
The third quarter started slowly. Both teams took their time with the ball. Thomas goalie Don Grace came up with four saves in the quarter. He finished with 11 saves (50%) for the Titans. Offensively, the Titans had trouble hitting the cage and missed six shots in a row before scoring the first goal of the quarter with 4:36 remaining. Giudice scored with a feed from Zawacki from behind the cage. Brighton scored two minutes later with a drive along the goal line by Minges. Brighton added two more goals in the final thirty seconds to tie the game before the end of the quarter. Casey Kopp scored both goals for the Barons. The first goal was scored with the goalie out of the net. Grace chased a ball to the sideline, but it did not go out of bounds. Cregan picked up the loose ball and  moved it to Wool who moved it to Kopp for the goal before Grace could get back into position. The second goal, once again scored with only 0:04 remaining on the clock was scored with a drive from behind the cage by Kopp. The score was tied 7-7 going into the final quarter.
Thomas came out in the first two minutes of the last quarter and scored two goals. The first one began with a cross-crease feed. Brighton's defense knocked down the ball near the crease and Zawacki capitalized with a ground ball and a goal. 0:31 later Thomas scored their ninth goal. The goal was scored by long-stick Doug Passero. Passero took the ball the entire length of the field and finished with the ball in the back of the net.
Brighton scored the next four goals to secure the win. Alex Lebowitz scored two of the goals. He scored the first goal with a drive from behind the cage. Wool scored the tying goal with a feed from Cregan on a fast-break goal. Minges scored the go ahead goal with a man-up shot from outside. The final Brighton goal was scored by Lebowitz. He drove from behind the cage after the stall was put on by the officials and put the ball into the back of the net. Brighton held the ball for the next three minutes after the goal. With 0:16 remaining, the Titans in man-down and the goalie out of the cage, Lebowitz shot the ball instead of holding it. Grace came out of the field to make the stop and gave Thomas one more shot. They cleared the ball and play was stopped with 0:03 remaining on the clock after a penalty. With 0:03 remaining, Thomas had one more shot, but missed the pass on the crease.
One of the major problems for the Titans was hitting the cage. Thomas took 31 shots with only 13 on cage (42%). Leading in the ground ball count for Thomas was attackman Zawacki with five. Jollow and Hauck both added three ground balls to the count. For Brighton, Brauer led with 12 ground balls. Defenseman, and face-off wing man, Dan Pierce finished with seven and Cregan finished with five for the Barons. 
 For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
-- Gananda took a 3-2 lead in the first quarter, but by halftime East Rochester had a 6-5 lead and in the end were an 11-10 winner in their last game of the regular season.
The Bombers outscored the Blue Panthers 5-3 in the third quarter, but Gananda ended the fourth quarter with two unanswered goals for an exciting finish.
Senior midfielder Torin Hudson and junior attackman Darnell Rhodes led the offensive book for the Bombers with 3g-1a each. Sophomore attackman Ray Shalvoy added 2g-2a for East Rochester who will enter the Class C tournament on Monday with a 9-4 record.
This game was the last game in the regular season for Gananda as well. Their first Varsity season was highlighted with two wins against Batavia. The Blue Panthers will also play on Monday in a Class C out bracket game. No report from Gananda.
Irondequoit 18 - Eastridge 6 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 5:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
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Eastridge
Record: 6-10 |
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Irondequoit
Record: 12-3 |
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The book for Eastridge: Brandon Burley (2g), Ethan Printy (1g-2a), Chris Giruzzi (1g), Mike Mortillaro (1g), Anthony Coffaro (1g-2a), Goaltending: TJ Ennis 16s/18ga (48 mins)
The book for Irondequoit: George Jerman (2g-1a), Max Kostyk (1g-1a), Ryan Utz (1a), Matt Wolfe (3g), Emmy Poccia (3g), Briele Caples (2g), Gunnar Miller (1g-1a), Nick Doktor (1g-5a), Jimmy Paris (1g), AJ Donoghue (2g-1a), Greg Coholan (1g-1a), Jake Schmidt (1g-1a), Goaltending: Eric Fischer 3s/3ga = 50% (24 mins), Alex Shoemaker 5s/3ga = 63% (24 mins). |
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--  Eastridge scored the first two goals of the game before Irondequoit scored eleven unanswered in their 15-6 win over the Lancers. The Eagles scored ten goals in the second quarter. They saw scoring from 12 different players including junior attackman Nick Doktor who finished with 1g-5a. Midfielders Matt Wolfe (3g) and Emmy Poccia (3g) also added to the scoring tally. Senior attackman Greg Coholan scored his first goal since coming back from injury. His last goal was on April 5th when he scored two goals against Thomas.
In the cage for the Eagles, Eric Fisher and Alex Shoemaker split halves. Fisher finished with three saves and Shoemaker finished with three saves. In the cage for Eastridge, TJ Ennis finished with 16 saves. Leading in scoring for the Lancers were Ethan Printy (1g-2a), Anthony Coffaro (1g-2a) and Brandon Burley (2g).
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Fairport 11 - Victor 4 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 7:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
at Victor |
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Victor
Record: 9-7 |
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Fairport
Record: 12-3 |
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The book for Victor: Roy Young (1g), TJ DiSanto (1g), Kyle Benwitz (1g), Pat D`Angelo (1g-1a), Goaltending: Steve Basile 7s/11ga (48 mins)
The book for Fairport: Stephen Danylyshyn (1g-1a), Max Gerling (1g-1a), Andrew Hays (4g-1a), Brian Martin (2g), Derek DeJoe (1a), Pat VanBortle (1g), Jay Vakiener (1a), James Manilla (2g), Goaltending: Blaze Riorden 18s/3ga = 86% (43 mins), Pete Gropp 1s/1ga = 50% (5 mins). |
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-- Fairport defeated Victor 11-4 this afternoon. Victor had scoring from four different players. Senior attackmen Pat D'Angelo (1g-1a) and Kyle Benwitz (1g) along with sophomore Roy Young (1g) and junior TJ DiSanto (1g) scored for the Blue Devils. In the cage, senior Steve Basile finished with seven saves. Leading the ground ball count for Victor was John Novitsky with four. Mike Ewanechko, Connor Kimball and Dale Mattice added three ground balls each to the count.
Senior middie Drew Hays led the Fairport offense with 4g-1a. Brian Martin and James Manilla each added 2g and junior goalie Blaze Riorden recorded 18 saves (3ga) for Fairport who finish out their regular season hosing Irondequoit on Saturday.
Pittsford 10 - Spencerport 1 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 7:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
at Nazareth College |
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Pittsford
Record: 16-0 |
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Spencerport
Record: 9-7 |
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The book for Pittsford: James Burke (1g-3a), Matt Palmer (1g), Andrew Rodenhouse (1g), Albie DiPasquale (2g-2a), Steven Troup (1g), Jack Lauroesch (2g), Corey Parke (1g), Matt Gold (1g-1a), Goaltending: Conor Quinn 1s/1ga = 50% (38 mins), Cahal Moulton 0s/0ga (10 mins)
The book for Spencerport: Levi Basynnski (1g), Goaltending: Tyler Schweikert 18s/10ga = 64% (48 mins). |
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-- Spencerport scored the opening goal but then Pittsford scored ten unanswered to win 10-1 over the Rangers. Pittsford held Spencerport scoreless for the final 44 minutes to secure their first undefeated regular season since 1999. Leading in scoring for Pittsford were midfielder James Burke (1g-3a) and attackman Albie DiPasquale (2g-2a). In the cage, Conor Quinn and Cahal Moulton split time. Quinn finished with one save and Moulton did not face a shot on cage.
For Spencerport, Levi Basynnski scored the lone goal unassisted. Tyler Schweikert finished with 16 saves (62%) between the pipes for the Rangers.
For a more complete look check out the Pittsford stats or the Spencerport stats.
-- R-H's Torry Whitcher scored with 0:32 remaining in the first overtime period to secure the 4-3 victory over Livonia. R-H led the game 2-0 before Livonia scored three unanswered goals in the  fourth quarter. The Royal Comets tied the game with less than two minutes remaining in regulation.
The game started slowly with the first goal being scored in the second quarter. Eric Gentile scored for the Royal Comets (assisted by Chauncey Scissum). The score was 1-0 R-H at halftime. They also added the only goal of the third quarter with Jackson Sadowski scoring unassisted with 9:48 remaining.
In the fourth quarter the score was doubled. Livonia's Cody Cisco scored three unanswered goals at 11:18, 7:08 and 2:26 to give the Bulldogs the one goal lead. Cisco had two of his goals assisted by Wyatt Struble and one goal assisted by Josh Wester. With 1:40 remaining in regulation, R-H sophomore attackman Robert Bridges scored (with an assist from Whitcher) to force overtime.
In the goal for Livonia, Ethan Jamison finished with 22 saves. For R-H, Mark Wagner finished with 11 saves. R-H won the face-off battle with Chris Swanson going 6/10. Swanson also led in ground balls with six. For Livonia, Wester led with eight. Jake Fox and Nick Jonasse both added six ground balls to the count.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
Schroeder 11 - HFL 9 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 7:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
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HFL
Record: 5-10 |
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Schroeder
Record: 4-12 |
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The book for HFL: Drew Tallon (1g-1a), James Spencer (1g), Connor Flaherty (2g-1a), Jason Boike (2g-2a), Mitchell Kinney (1g), Ian Holtby (2g-2a), Goaltending: Nick Beniamino 7s/8ga (35 mins), Stephen Leonard 1s/3ga (13 mins)
The book for Schroeder: Nick Powell (2a), Parrish McKnight (1g), Tyler Mason (4a), Mike Dodge (1g), Liam Wheatley (1a), Kenny Nelson (2g-1a), Dylan DiFante (3g), Cody Henry (4g), Goaltending: Eric Saltrelli 5s/9ga (48 mins). |
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-- Schroeder defeated HF-L 11-9 with a seven goals stretch in the second and third quarters. The Cougars scored five goals in the first quarter and four goals in the final quarter with no goals in either the second or third quarters.
HF-L was leading 5-2 after the first quarter with goals from Jason Boike (2), Ian Holtby (2) and Dylan DiFante. Schroeder took over in the middle quarters. In the second quarter the Warriors added five goals. Kenny Nelson added two for the Warriors and Cody Henry, Mike Dodge and Parrish McKnight scored the remaining three. Schroeder led 7-5 at halftime. In the third quarter they kept up the pressure adding another two goals. Henry added both goals with Tyler Mason assisting the first and Nelson assisting the second.
HF-L came back in the beginning of the fourth quarter and tied the score with four unanswered goals of their own. Drew Tallon, Connor Flaherty, James Spencer and Mitchell Kinney scored for the Cougars. With 6:31 remaining in the game the score was tied at 9-9. The Warrior's Dylan DiFante scored the final two goals to secure the win. The former was unassisted and the latter was assisted by Mason during man-up.
In the cage for the Warriors, Eric Saltrelli finished with five saves. The Cougars played two goalies between the pipes. Nick Beniamino played 35 minutes and recorded seven saves. Stephen Leonard played 13 minutes and recorded one save.
For a more complete look check out the HF-L stats. or the Schroeder stats.
Churchville-Chili 18 - Ath/Ody 3 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 5:00 PM |
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MC-D2 league game
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Record: 13-3 |
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Ath/Ody
Record: 4-12 |
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The book for Churchville-Chili: Ryan Yunker (6g-1a), Adam McWilliams (1g), Dan Traugott (1g), Kevin O`Donnell (2g-2a), Nolan Jessop (1a), Jacob Shepard (1g), Ryan Enright (1g), Trevor Hodgins (2g-1a), Pat Bonafede (1g-1a), Nick Bruno (1g-1a), Jeff Gurbacki (2a), Kevin Widzinski (2g-1a), Goaltending: Jack Corcoran 2s/1ga = 67% (12 mins), Wolodia Huley 1s/2ga (36 mins)
The book for Ath/Ody: Scotty Tam-Grimshaw (1g-2a), Nick Kraft (1g-1a), Anthony Crawford (1g), Goaltending: Ken Mohrman 8s/18ga (48 mins). |
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-- Churchville-Chili defeated Greece Athena/Odyssey 18-3 in an afternoon game in Churchville. The Saints scored the first seventeen goals in the first two quarters. They saw scoring from 12 different players. Leading the scoring was attackman Ryan Yunker (6g-1a). Kevin O'Donnell (2g-2a), Trevor Hodgins (2g-1a) and Kevin Widzinski (2g-1a) also made contributions for the Saints.
In the second half, Greece Thunder outscored Churchville-Chili 3-1. Greece had scoring from Nick Kraft, Scotty Tam and Anthony Crawford. Tam also added two assists and Kraft added one assist. In the cage for Greece Thunder, Ken Mohrman finished with eight saves. For Churchville-Chili, both Jack Corcoran and Wolodia Huley saw time between the pipes. Corcoran finished with two saves and Huley finished with one save.
For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.
-- Brockport used steady scoring after the first quarter on their way to an 8-6 win over visiting Greece Arc/Oly in an afternoon game today. The Lightning scored the only goal in the first quarter and Brockport returned in the second quarter with three unanswered goals to go into the halftime break up 3-1. Greece came on strong after the break, outscoring the Blue Devils 4-3. In the last quarter Brockport held on to their lead scoring two more while allowing Arc/Oly one.
Senior midfielders Nick Sutphen (3g-2a) and Geoff Catlin (2g) led the offensive book for Brockport. Jack Burns and Bill Russell both added 1g-1a and junior goalie Hunter DeLany made 19 saves. The Blue Devils will finish their season on Saturday with a make-up game against Hilton. No report from Greece Arc/Oly.
Pal-Mac 16 - Waterloo 8 |
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Thu - May 19, 2011 - 6:00 PM |
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FL-D1 league game
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Record: 6-9 |
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Record: 13-3 |
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The book for Waterloo: Cody Riegel (2g-1a), John Butlak (1g-1a), Elliott Messmer (1g-2a), Tim Wright (1g), Zarrien Sloan (3g), Goaltending: Josh Bailey 16s/16ga = 50% (48 mins)
The book for Pal-Mac: Ben Reeves (5g-3a), Mike DeMar (3g-4a), Mike Russell (1g-2a), Mike Marvin (1a), Stephen Morrell (2g-1a), Sean Nolan (1a), Pat Russell (1g), Jeff Kier (3g), Kyle Ludwig (1g), Goaltending: Matt Carkner 14s/5ga = 74% (42 mins), Mike Allen 1s/3ga (6 mins). |
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-- Pal-Mac defeated Waterloo 16-8. The Red Raiders led 7-1 at halftime. Leading the scoring for Pal-Mac was freshman Ben Reeves with 5g-3a. Seniors Mike DeMar (3g-4a) and Jeff Kier (3g) also added the scoring. In the cage, freshman Mike Allen played the final six minutes and recorded one saves. Senior Matt Carkner played the majority of the game and recorded 14 saves.
For Waterloo, junior Zarrien Sloan finished with 3g. Senior Cody Riegel (2g-1a) and junior Elliott Messmer (1g-2a) added the scoring for the Indians. In the cage, Josh Bailey finished at 50% with 16 saves.
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