| Thursday: Sixteen Games: Some Close... Some Not |
April 9, 2015 -
On this first "big" day of lacrosse under cloudy or rainy skies, there were sixteen games played. Livonia won their contest over Aquinas in overtime and the Thunder won their game with Gates by a single goal. Midlakes won their game with Mynderse 9-7 and Rush-Henrietta beat Hilton by a goal. The rest were not so close. Winning were Fairport, Churchville-Chili, Canandaigua, Penfield, Pal-Mac, Geneva, Gananda, McQuaid Jesuit, Batavia-Attica, Victor, Pittsford, and Spencerport.
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Fairport 11 - Irondequoit 2
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
at Fairport |
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Fairport
Record: 3-2 |
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Irondequoit
&nbnbsp; Record: 1-3 |
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The book for Fairport: TJ Hendricks (3g-1a), Cameron Gebhardt (2g), Dylan DeLorme (1g-2a), Kyle McAvoy (1g), Reese Burek (1a), Jeff Kenny (1g), Mitchell DiSanto (1g), Jake Bucci (1g), Connor Riorden (1g), Craig Hubler (1a), Goaltending: Tyler Wetzel 8s/2ga = 80% (41 mins), Matt Hawk 2s/0ga = 100% (7 mins).
The book for Irondequoit: Noah St Croix (1g), Daniel Doktor (1a), Phil Barilla (1g), Mike Coholan (1a) Goaltending: Max Eismann 17s/10ga = 63% (44 mins), Carter Whittemore 0s/1ga (4 mins).
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Ath/Ody 13 - Gates Chili 12
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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MC-D3 league game
at Odyssey |
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2nd |
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Ath/Ody
Record: 1-2 |
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Gates Chili
Record: 0-3 |
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5 |
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The book for Ath/Ody: Iain Balsamo (1g), Ian Grana (1g-1a), Josh Shields (1g-1a), Joey Fornataro (4g-1a), Dylan Wiemer (2g), Zack Gibaud (4g-2a), Vince Soeffing (1a), Goaltending: Jason Harter 9s/12ga (48 mins).
The book for Gates Chili: Austin Castre (3g), Nicholas Ehmann (3g-1a), Brett Jacobs (1g-1a), Brett Kirkpatrick (2a), Joseph O`Hare (3g), Adam Phelan (1g), Joe Talarico (1g-2a) Goaltending: Michael Cavallaro 4s/3ga = 57% (10 mins), CJ Parker 11s/10ga = 52% (38 mins).
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--  In a game where the score was never more than two goals apart, Greece Athena/Odyssey defeated Gates Chili 13-12. The Thunder scored the final goal with only 0:10 left in regulation. Sophomore midfielder Zack Gibaud scored his fourth goal of the game for the win. Over the past ten years, this is only the third time that Greece has defeated Gates Chili who have won twelve.
The game had seven lead changes and the score was tied eight times. Gibaud was the leading scorer for Greece with 4g-2a. Joey Fornataro finished with 4g-1a and Dylan Wiemer finished with 2g-1a. Greece used three different man-up opportunities to score including two late in the game to take their final lead. Jason Harter played the entire game in the cage and finished with nine saves.
In the cage for Gates Chili, CJ Parker finished with 11 saves (52%) and Michael Cavallaro finished with four saves (57%). Midfielder Brett Kirkpatrick finished at 59% for the draw with a team leading ten ground balls. Offensively, three Spartans finished with hat tricks (Joseph O'Hare, Austin Castre and Nicholas Ehmann). Ehmann also added an assist.
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Churchville-Chili 20 - Eastridge 4
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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MC-D2 league game
at Eastridge |
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OT |
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Eastridge
Record: 0-3 |
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Churchville-Chili
Record: 2-0 |
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The book for Eastridge: Donovan Fagan (2g), Andrew Doktor (2g-1a), Bailey Corbett (1a), Ben Rebholz (1a), Phil Peindel (1a), Goaltending: Max Kelly 5s/20ga (48 mins).
The book for Churchville-Chili: Dan Bonafede (1g-1a), Anthony Brumsted (1a), Jacob Buck (5g-2a), Ryan Cosgrove (3g-3a), Joey Johnson (1g-1a), Austin Orengo (1g), Cameron Shipley (3g-1a), AJ Soto (1g), Jason Tebo (4g-1a), Corey Yunker (1g-3a) Goaltending: Matt Cobb 6s/4ga = 60% (48 mins).
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-- The Saints had two players with their first Varsity goals: Freshman Austin Orengo and junior AJ Soto.
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Canandaigua 16 - HFL 6
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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MC-D2 league game
at Evans Field |
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OT |
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Canandaigua
Record: 3-1 |
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HFL
Record: 2-2 |
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The book for Canandaigua: Tim Bay (1g-4a), Ben Smith-Wilcox (5g-3a), Connor Hulme (5g-2a), Patrick Bay (1g-1a), Nick Johnson (1g), Ethan Marchitell (1g), Kyle Landrigan (1g), Isaac Schorr (1g), Goaltending: Luke MacNeil 5s/2ga = 71% (24 mins), Tim Rice 1s/3ga (12 mins), Brandon Moore 1s/1ga = 50% (12 mins).
The book for HFL: Dylan Stratton (2g), Tyler Buckland (1a), Tim Breau (1g-2a), Bill Pluta (1g), Garrett Ruff (2g), Goaltending: Ben Halleran 11s/16ga (48 mins).
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-- Nick Johnson won 16 of 20 face offs.
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Penfield 16 - Schroeder 3
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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MC-D1 league game
at Penfield |
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OT |
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Penfield
Record: 3-3 |
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Schroeder
Record: 1-3 |
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The book for Penfield: Joey Barboza (1g), Brandon Buse (1a), Carter Jordan (3g-3a), Ethan Parks (1a), Glenn Roschetzky (3g), Hunter Savitcheff (4g), Matthew Schoeneck (1a), Max Spaan (1g-5a), James Stoler (1g), Dan Taddeo (2g), Kevin Wall (1g-1a), Goaltending: Nate Karatas 2s/1ga = 67% (12 mins), Willie Klan 6s/2ga = 75% (36 mins).
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The book for Schroeder: Matthew Montgomery (2g-1a), Jonathan Kay (1g), Jared Griffin (1a), Goaltending: Austin DeMar 11s/12ga (36 mins), Kirtan Cannan 1s/4ga (12 mins).
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Pal-Mac 10 - Waterloo 4
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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FL-D1 league game
at Waterloo |
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OT |
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Waterloo
Record: 0-1 |
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Pal-Mac
Record: 2-0 |
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The book for Waterloo: Chris Wright (2g-1a), Andre Pinkard (1g), Nicholas Stenberg (1g), Goaltending: George Williams 12s/10ga = 55% (48 mins).
The book for Pal-Mac: Owen Wahl (1a), Kasey Gallina (3a), Joe Lyko (1g), James Blazey (2g), AJ Hems (1g-1a), Tyler Hurlbutt (1g-2a), Brian Burger (5g-2a), Goaltending: Jared Hurlbutt 4s/4ga = 50% (48 mins).
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-- Nine of ten goals for Pal-Mac were assisted and after a slow start Pal-Mac scored the first three goals of the second half in the first 1:23 of the third quarter.
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Gananda 21 - Marcus Whitman 3
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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FL-D1 league game
at Middlesex Valley Elem |
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OT |
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Marcus Whitman
Record: 0-2 |
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Gananda
Record: 1-1 |
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The book for Marcus Whitman: Timmy Cornish (1g-1a), Josh LaBarr (1g), Ben Sennett (1g), Goaltending: Zack LaBarr 10s/21ga (48 mins).
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The book for Gananda: Ben Donnan (1a), Joe Fisher (8g-2a), Remmy Glod (2g), Owen Howard (1a), Dylan Joy (4g-2a), Kyle Lombardozzi (3g-2a), Riley Palmer (3g-1a), Nick Rapp (1g-6a) Goaltending: Justin Anken 2s/2ga = 50% (24 mins), Marty LaFica 0s/1ga (24 mins).
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McQuaid Jesuit 12 - Bath 8
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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GRALL league game
at McQuaid Jesuit |
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McQuaid Jesuit
Record: 3-1 |
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Bath
Record: 1-1 |
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The book for McQuaid Jesuit: Shawn Nally (3g-1a), Jake Gleason (2g-2a), Max Paroda (1a), Zach Ettinghausen (3g-1a), Jarrett Cook (2g-1a), Craig McCabe (1a), Brody Laese (2g-1a), Jared Calderon (1a), Goaltending: Gianmarco Coelho 4s/5ga (36 mins), Nick Angelo 2s/1ga = 67% (7 mins), Markus Sherman 2s/2ga = 50% (5 mins).
The book for Bath: Patrick Brewer (1g), Connor DiDomineck (2g-1a), Cameron Drain (1a), Caleb Gable-Hyer (2g), Michael Rice (2g), Bruce Rinker (1g-2a) Goaltending: Trey Kinner 4s/12ga (48 mins).
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-- Bath led for a short period in the opting quarter before McQuaid Jesuit scored seven of the next eight goals to take the lead. The Knights held a three goal lead for the remainder of the game. McQuaid Jesuit continued their winning streak against Bath. The Knights have won 20 straight matches against Bath going back over a decade.
McQuaid Jesuit had eight players make their offensive scorebook. Leading the charge were Shawn Nally (3g-1a) and Jake Gleason (2g-2a). In the cage, the Knights played three keepers: Gianmarco Coelho (4 saves), Nick Angelo (2 saves) and Markus Sherman (2 saves). The Rams were led in scoring by Connor DiDomineck (2g-1a) and Bruce Rinker (1g-2a). In the cage, Trey Kinner finished with four recorded saves.
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Batavia-Attica 15 - Avon 10
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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Non-league game
at Avon |
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Avon
Record: 0-1 |
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Batavia-Attica
Record: 2-1 |
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The book for Avon: Cameron Hughes (4g-2a), Christian Henderson (1g), Bailey Eigbrett (2g-1a), Dylan Boop (1g), Mitchell Wolfanger (2g-2a), Christopher Mekeel (1a), Goaltending: Colin Vonglis 6s/11ga (40 mins), McKenzi Mekeel 4s/4ga = 50% (8 mins).
The book for Batavia-Attica: Tyler Fales (7g-2a), Wyatt Thompson (3g-2a), Mason Leddon (2g-3a), Danny Williams (2g-1a), Trevor Rittersback (1g-2a), Michael Marrocco (1a), Goaltending: Jimmy Cherry 15s/10ga = 60% (48 mins).
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-- Batavia-Attica Head Coach Matt Landfried reports: "Great performance tonight from senior defenseman Kenny Griffin."
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Victor 20 - Brighton 5
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:30 PM |
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MC-D2 league game
at Brighton |
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OT |
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Brighton
Record: 3-1 |
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Victor
Record: 3-0 |
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The book for Brighton: Will Bender (2g), Max Coke (1g-1a), Ryan Martin (1a), Shea McDonald (1g), Brady McDermott (1g), Goaltending: Isaac Berg 7s/13ga (24 mins), Caleb Green 2s/7ga (24 mins).
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The book for Victor: Dan Barrow (4g-2a), Jack Callahan (1a), Matt Clements (2g-1a), Drew Collins (2g-2a), Erik Dash (3g), Alec DeCarlo (1a), Mike DeMarco (1g), Max Lambert (2g-1a), Alexander Mabbett (3g), Michael Matheson (1a), Mason Parker (1g), Jon Spencer (1g), Jamie Trimboli (1g-1a) Goaltending: Chayse Ierlan 2s/3ga (24 mins), Brennan Mackey 2s/2ga = 50% (24 mins).
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Spencerport 13 - Brockport 5
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 8:15 PM |
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MC-D3 league game
at SUNY Brockport |
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OT |
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Brockport
Record: 1-1 |
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Spencerport
Record: 1-0 |
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The book for Brockport: Quinton Caleb (2g-1a), Alex Mann (1g-1a), Austin Myers (1a), Tyler Stiefel (2g), Goaltending: Zack Hart 2s/2ga = 50% (12 mins), Elijah Ryan 9s/11ga (36 mins).
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The book for Spencerport: Jonathan Agness (1g-1a), Trevor Dustin (2g-1a), Andrew Forte (2g), Colin McElligott (2g-5a), Alex Renz (1g), Matt Schumann (2g), Jordan Swilley (2g), Owen VanWie (1g-1a) Goaltending: Ethan Corona 9s/5ga = 64% (48 mins).
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-- The Rangers had three players with their first Varsity goals: John Agnes, Owen VanWie and Charlie McMahon. Ethan Corona played his first game between the pipes and finished at 64%.
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Pittsford 16 - Thomas 9
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 7:00 PM |
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MC Crossover game
at Pittsford Sutherland |
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Pittsford
Record: 4-0 |
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Thomas
Record: 1-2 |
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The book for Pittsford: Brandon Barker (4g), Colby Barker (3g-1a), Jack Kaufman (3g), Jonathan Perotto (2g-1a), Jake Leve (2g), Jared Conners (1g-1a), Brennan Mooney (1g), Owen Smith (1a), Matt Malone (1a), Goaltending: Kevin Maguire 6s/9ga (48 mins).
The book for Thomas: Matt Annechino (1a), Travis Ford (2g), Kevin Hill (4g), Matt Hill (1g), Cam Isaac (2g-2a), Goaltending: Davis Bird 7s/15ga (43 mins), Ben Yonko 1s/1ga = 50% (5 mins).
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Midlakes 9 - Mynderse 7
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 7:00 PM |
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FL-D1 league game
at Mynderse |
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Mynderse
Record: 0-1 |
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Midlakes
Record: 2-0 |
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The book for Mynderse: Ben Cafolla (2g-1a), Chris Pagano (1g), Nick Shaffer (1g), Ted Stuck (1g), Aidan Trout (1g), Cody Warshel (1g-2a), Goaltending: Craig Pettingil 9s/9ga = 50% (48 mins).
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The book for Midlakes: Nate Ramsey (3g-2a), Alex Holt (1g), Jeshurun Eldridge (2g), Chris Goodman (2g), Robert Middlebrook (1g), Goaltending: Kyle Wilkes 5s/7ga (48 mins).
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-- Midlakes scored the first four and last three goals in their 9-7 win over Mynderse Academy. The Blue Devils kept up heavy pressure in third quarter as they took the lead twice, but could not hold on in the final quarter. The final tying goal, as well as the go ahead goal, were both scored during extra-man opportunities for Midlakes.
Nate Ramsey finished with 3g-2a for the Screaming Eagles. Jeshurun Eldridge and Chris Goodman added two goals each. In the cage for Midlakes, Kyle Wilkes recorded five saves. Mynderse was led by long stick Ben Cafolla (2g-1a) and midfielder Cody Warshell (1g-2a). Craig Pettingil finished at 50% with nine saves.
-- Livonia took the game into overtime to defeat Aquinas 5-4. The Bulldogs got their sixth win in the past ten years over the Little Irish (20 wins). Holding Aquinas to only four goals is the strongest defensive performance in the records. Livonia used two, two-goal runs to secure the win. One was in the first and one was in the third. The Little Irish scored three goals in the second quarter. Both teams were held scoreless in the fourth quarter.
Going into overtime, both teams had shots at the goal. Aquinas won the face off when Tyler Olbrich picked up the loose ball. They did not get a shot on goal before giving up the ball to the Bulldogs. Livonia took four shots in overtime (missing the first three). Reid Mattle took his fifth shot of the game as time expired in the first overtime period to score the game winning goal for Livonia. Livonia goalie John Stockslader finished with nine saves and Aquinas goalie Tony Deleo finished with three saves.
Livonia Head Coach Brett Wood says, "I give a lot of credit to our kids tonight especially our defensive effort. We never gave up and hung around to keep things close. Each team had two possessions and both coaches used a timeout in OT and with one second left Reid Mattle picked up the ball right in from of the goal for the game winner."
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Rush-Henrietta 16 - Hilton 15
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Thu - Apr 9, 2015 - 5:00 PM |
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MC-D1 league game
at Rush-Henrietta |
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Rush-Henrietta
Record: 2-1 |
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Hilton
Record: 2-1 |
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The book for Rush-Henrietta: TJ Day (2a), Jake Hughes (3g-1a), Nick Lenhard (5g-1a), Brad Schillinger (4g-2a), Sam Schubach (1g-2a), Brandon Waden (1g), Collin Waden (2g), Goaltending: Colin Mix 7s/15ga (48 mins).
The book for Hilton: Pal Burns (1g), Jordan DePetres (1a), Zeus Doser (6g-1a), Hunter Duford (1g-2a), Jared Gates (1g), Justin Goodrich (1g-1a), Shawn Kimble (2g-4a), Michael Richardson (2g-1a), Timothy Santiago (1g-1a) Goaltending: Jarod Kimble 16s/16ga = 50% (48 mins).
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-- The last time the Royal Comets defeated Hilton was in 2011 with a 13-10 win. Although the game was close throughout, Rush Henrietta took an 8-7 lead in the second quarter and never trailed again. Rush- Henrietta was led in scoring by Nick Lenhard (4g-2a) and Brad Schillinger (5g-1a). Midfielder Jake Hughes (3g-1a) took a team leading 14 shots. With fifty-two shots as a team, Schillinger (12 shots) and Hughes took 50% of the shots for the Royal Comets. Attackman Sam Schubach finished with a team leading eight ground balls and was 67% at the face off draw.
Hilton's Zeus Doser finished with 6g-1a. He took ten shots with all six on cage resulting in goals. Attackman Shawn Kimble added another 2g-4a. In the cage, Jarod Kimble finished at 50% with 16 saves. Face off midfielder Hunter Duford led his team with ten ground balls.
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