After a number of weeks with runaway scores, there were five games tonight one by a single goal. A most dramatic game saw Canandaigua, an 8-7 winner over Penfield in double overtime. Wayne beat Geneva 9-8, Livonia was a one goal winner over Eastridge, Brockport defeated Bloomfield-Honeoye by a goal and Hilton was an 8-7 overtime winner against Irondequoit. Pittsford remained undefeated with their win over Fairport tonight and Victor remained undefeated with their win over Schroeder. Other winners included Waterloo, Bloomfield-Honeoye, Penn Yan, Pal-Mac, Gananda, Rush-Henrietta, Spencerport and Thomas.

--  NOTES:  Tyelor Dingman scored the game winner at 2:21 in the second overtime period on an assist from Tim Bay. Canandaigua Head Coach Ed Mulheron noted, "Both the Penfield goals and our goalie made outstanding saves during the first overtime. This was a great high school lacrosse game."

--  NOTES:  Greece Arcadia/Olympia and Brockport had a tough back and forth game with Brockport coming out on top 7-6. The Blue Devils won for the first time since 2012. The Lightning came out in the opening quarter with the first two goals of the contest. Brockport responded with four unanswered goals from Quinton Caleb, Austin Myers and Austin Manchester (2). They led 4-2 with 5:25 left in the second quarter. The Lightning didn't give up and tied the score again in less than three minutes with goals from Joseph Tortora and Matt McHale. Brockport scored the final goal of the second quarter to hold a 5-4 lead going into halftime.

Each team added a single goal in each of the final two quarters. McHale scored his third to start of the quarter (3:18 remaining). Manchester scored his third as time expired in the quarter (0:02). The fourth quarter was slow getting started with both goals coming in the final thirty seconds. Manchester scored to put the Blue Devils up by two with 0:29 remaining. Tyler Dalle scored the final goal with 0:16 left, but the Lightning could not tie the game and force overtime.
In the cage for Brockport, back-up goalie Alex Mann finished with 12 saves (63%) and was a key factor in the win.

--  NOTES:  In the second overtime game of the night, Hilton scored 0:09 into the first overtime period to secure an 8-7 win over Irondequoit. The game had four lead changes and five tied scores. The Cadets took the first lead scoring back to back goals in the first and second quarters. Zeus Doser scored the first of his 2g-1a with 10:52 left in the first quarter. Twelve minutes later Justin Goodrich scored man-up with 10:07 remaining in the second to give Hilton a 2-0 lead.

The Eagles scored the next three goals to take the lead in the third quarter. John Lombardi (2) and Daniel Doktor scored. Hilton kept the pressure up and re-took their lead off goals from Goodrich and Doser. Four minutes later a non-releasable penalty gave Irondequoit the opportunity to take the lead back. Lombardi and Doktor each added a goal during the man-up opportunity. Hilton came back with 0:23 remaining in the third quarter to tie the game going into the final quarter.

Irondequoit scored the first two goals with back to back assists from Ian Eckert. Lombardi scored his 4th goal during another man-up attempt followed by Trevor Carney's lone goal of the game. The Eagles led 7-5 with 5:23 remaining in regulation. Hunter Duford scored his lone goal with 2:42 remaining. Less than a minute later Shawn Kimble scored the first of his 2g-1a to tie the game and force overtime. Nine seconds into overtime Kimble scored the game winning goal for Hilton.

In the cage for Hilton, Jarod Kimble finished with 11 saves (61%). Defenseman Armand Florio led the Cadets with four ground balls. Goodrich added three more. For Irondequoit, Max Eismann finished with 10 saves.

--  NOTES:  In the second overtime game of the night, Hilton scored 0:09 into the first overtime period to secure an 8-7 win over Irondequoit. The game had four lead changes and five tied scores. The Cadets took the first lead scoring back to back goals in the first and second quarters. Zeus Doser scored the first of his 2g-1a with 10:52 left in the first quarter. Twelve minutes later Justin Goodrich scored man-up with 10:07 remaining in the second to give Hilton a 2-0 lead.

The Eagles scored the next three goals to take the lead in the third quarter. John Lombardi (2) and Daniel Doktor scored. Hilton kept the pressure up and re-took their lead off goals from Goodrich and Doser. Four minutes later a non-releasable penalty gave Irondequoit the opportunity to take the lead back. Lombardi and Doktor each added a goal during the man-up opportunity. Hilton came back with 0:23 remaining in the third quarter to tie the game going into the final quarter.

Irondequoit scored the first two goals with back to back assists from Ian Eckert. Lombardi scored his 4th goal during another man-up attempt followed by Trevor Carney's lone goal of the game. The Eagles led 7-5 with 5:23 remaining in regulation. Hunter Duford scored his lone goal with 2:42 remaining. Less than a minute later Shawn Kimble scored the first of his 2g-1a to tie the game and force overtime. Nine seconds into overtime Kimble scored the game winning goal for Hilton.

In the cage for Hilton, Jarod Kimble finished with 11 saves (61%). Defenseman Armand Florio led the Cadets with four ground balls. Goodrich added three more. For Irondequoit, Max Eismann finished with 10 saves.

--    Webster Thomas Head Coach Rob Ruller won his 150th coaching win today.

--  NOTES:  Although the final score was close, Livonia scored the opening goal and never trailed in their 8-7 win over Eastridge. The Bulldogs led 6-2 at halftime and 7-3 before Eastridge scored three unanswered goals to bring the game within a single goal with 6:11 remaining. Livonia had seven players make the scorebook with two players finishing with three points: Nick Kaillio (2g-1a) and Reid Mattle (1g-2a). In the cage, John Stockslader finished with 5 saves for the Bulldogs.

Four different players made the scorebook for Eastridge with four points coming from Andrew Doktor (3g-1a) and Anthony Suero (1g-3a). In the cage, Payton Christman reported 20 saves (71%).