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Tuesday: AQ takes McQ in OT, Penfield and Spencerport Also Win
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There were fifteen games played today and, as usual, many were mismatches. In the more exciting games, Aquinas needed overtime to defeat McQuaid Jesuit in GRALL action. Spencerport beat the Greece Thunder 8-7 and Penfield was an 11-9 winner over Canandaigua. Pittsford beat Fairport and Brighton took R-H 17-14. Other winners were Geneva, Lightning, Midlakes, Pal-Mac, Churchville-Chili, Bath, Livonia, Victor, Thomas and Irondequoit.

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Tuesday 4-19-2016

AQ at McQ

Aquinas 8 - McQuaid Jesuit 7 in Overtime 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 McQuaid Jesuit
     Record: 5-3
1 1 4 1   7
  Aquinas
     Record: 4-1
0 3 2 2 1 8
 
 

The book for McQuaid Jesuit: Matt Palmer (1g), Luc Watson (1a), Zac Zamiara (2g), Ben Bogdan (1g-1a), James Merkley (2g), Liam Hogan (1g), Tommy Crocker (1a), Jack Billitier (1a), Goaltending: Hunter Goldstin 14s/8ga = 64% (52 mins).

The book for Aquinas: Elliot Clemmons (2g), Jamir Jones (1g-1a), Nick Tschetter (3g-1a), Nicholas Morreale (1g), Jonathan Parrinello (1g-1a) Goaltending: Bryce Kelly 7s/7ga = 50% (52 mins).

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--  SPORTSFIVE REPORT: In the closest game of the night, Aquinas defeated McQuaid Jesuit in overtime 8-7. Senior midfielder Nick Tschetter (3g-1a) scored the game winning goal with 0:02 remaining in the first overtime period. The entire game was back and forth with the score only more than one goal apart for 0:32 in the third quarter. The lead changed in the contest four different times.

McQuaid Jesuit scored the opening goal with Luc Watson assisting Matt Palmer. Watson`s goal was the only score of the first quarter by either team. In the second, Aquinas added three goals and held the Knights to only a single point. Elliot Clemmons, Jonathan Parrinello and Nicholas Morreale scored for the Little Irish.

In the third quarter, McQuaid Jesuit scored first to tie the game at 3-3. With 6:47 remaining the Little Irish scored back to back goals to take a two goal lead (Clemmons and Tschetter). The Knights immediately brought the game back within a single goal with an unassisted goal from James Merkley. Before the end of the third quarter, McQuaid Jesuit added two more goals to take a 6-5 lead into the final quarter.

Aquinas added two more of their own to take back a one goal lead with 7:09 remaining in regulation. The Knights tied the game with 5:15 remaining and although both teams had a chance at the cage, neither could capitalize. Much like the completion of the fourth quarter, overtime gave both teams a shot at the cage. Aquinas' Bryce Kelly added 3 of his 7 saves in overtime. The Little Irish have won the last four contests, including back to back overtime wins.

Geneva 18 - Newark 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Newark
     Record: 0-4
0 1 1 1   3
  Geneva
     Record: 2-5
6 8 3 1   18
 
 

The book for Newark: Adam Lockwood (2g), Eric Nowak (1g), Taylor Clements (1a), Goaltending: Chris Lozada 4s/14ga (24 mins), Coby Frazier 3s/4ga (24 mins).

The book for Geneva: Quinn Eighmey (2g-2a), Jason Feinberg (4g-2a), Blake Knifley (1g-3a), Anthony Marcuccili (3g), Trevor Ess (1g), Sam Miller (6g-1a), Kenny Santiago (1g), Michael DeVaney (2a), Goaltending: Jacob Drennen 3s/2ga = 60% (36 mins), Kristian Lapp 0s/1ga (12 mins).

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Arc/Oly 14 - Brockport 5 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Arc/Oly
     Record: 2-3
3 7 2 2   14
  Brockport
     Record: 3-2
2 1 1 1   5
 
 

The book for Arc/Oly: Brandon Barnhart (5g), Matt McHale (3g-2a), Jacob Corcoran (1a), Jake Mathis (2g-1a), Adrian Romero (4g), Goaltending: Gavin Catalano 8s/5ga = 62% (48 mins).

The book for Brockport: Tyler Stiefel (1g), Tucker Sutphen (1g), Jake Sweet (3g), Goaltending: Cam White 3s/2ga = 60% (12 mins), Alex Mann 7s/12ga (36 mins).

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Midlakes 15 - Marcus Whitman 5 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Marcus Whitman
     Record: 0-4
2 1 1 1   5
  Midlakes
     Record: 2-2
5 2 3 5   15
 
 

The book for Marcus Whitman: Schuyler Bredesen (1a), Zachary Brooks (1a), Timmy Cornish (3g-2a), Carter Coston (1g), Alex Eaves (1g), Goaltending: Michael Dhondt 14s/15ga (48 mins).

The book for Midlakes: Collin McGuigan (1g-1a), Ryan Macdonell (5g-3a), Brandon Macdonell (3g-1a), Robert Middlebrook (4g-1a), Zach Notebaert (1g-2a), Sean Tillman (1g-1a), Goaltending: Blake Smith 8s/4ga = 67% (36 mins), Zach Davison 6s/1ga = 86% (12 mins).

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Pal-Mac 16 - Waterloo 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Waterloo
     Record: 1-4
1 1 0 1   3
  Pal-Mac
     Record: 2-3
6 5 3 2   16
 
 

The book for Waterloo: Derek Excell (1a), Kyle Lotz (2g), Tyler Colton (1g), Goaltending: George Williams 19s/16ga = 54% (48 mins).

The book for Pal-Mac: Brian Burger (3g-2a), Jake Gallina (1g-4a), Kasey Gallina (1g), Joe Lyko (5g-4a), AJ Hems (2g), James Blazey (1g-1a), Connor Gardner (1g), Zach Leiter (1g), Tyler Mooney (1g-1a), Goaltending: Jared Hurlbutt 6s/2ga = 75% (36 mins), Dom Sutberry 1s/1ga = 50% (12 mins).

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Irondequoit 15 - Hilton 8 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Irondequoit
     Record: 3-3
1 4 6 4   15
  Hilton
     Record: 1-7
3 3 1 1   8
 
 

The book for Irondequoit: Jack Brennan (4g-1a), Daniel Doktor (3g-2a), Phil Barilla (3a), Mike Coholan (2g), Nick Slattery (1g), Jack Haefner (1g), Derek Onley (1a), Trevor Carney (3g), Kessel Stefano (1g), Goaltending: Max Eismann 4s/6ga (24 mins), Carter Whittemore 4s/1ga = 80% (20 mins), Patrick Hynes 2s/1ga = 67% (4 mins).

The book for Hilton: Ben Mitrano (1a), Jordan DePetres (3g-1a), Tyler Dalle (2g-2a), Jordan Milliken (1g), Michael Richardson (1g), Zeus Doser (1g), Goaltending: Jacob VanWuychuyse 11s/15ga (48 mins).

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Churchville-Chili 14 - Gates Chili 9 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Gates Chili
     Record: 3-4
1 1 3 4   9
  Churchville-Chili
     Record: 4-0
3 3 3 5   14
 
 

The book for Gates Chili: Joseph O`Hare (3g-4a), Nicholas Ehmann (3g), Brett Kirkpatrick (3g), Goaltending: Michael Cavallaro 6s/14ga (48 mins).

The book for Churchville-Chili: Jason Tebo (5g-1a), Patrick Sheridan (2g-1a), Nicholas Colucci (1g), Corey Yunker (2g-3a), Austin Orengo (1a), Jacob Buck (4g-3a) Goaltending: Matt Cobb 9s/9ga = 50% (48 mins).

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Fairport at Pittsford

Pittsford 10 - Fairport 5 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Pittsford
     Record: 6-0
2 2 2 4   10
  Fairport
     Record: 3-2
2 1 1 1   5
 
 

The book for Pittsford: Jack Kaufman (1g-1a), Jeremy Jacob (1g), Connor Fitzgerald (1g), Jonathan Perotto (2g-1a), Matt Malone (2g-1a), Colby Barker (3g-1a), John Galbraith (1a), Goaltending: Alec Starr 3s/5ga (48 mins).

The book for Fairport: Reese Burek (2g), TJ Hendricks (1g-1a), Michael Modesti (2a), Mitchell DiSanto (1g), Cameron Gebhardt (1g) Goaltending: Tyler Wetzel 5s/10ga (48 mins).

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Bath 19 - Batavia 0 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Bath
     Record: 6-1
12 6 1 0   19
  Batavia
     Record: 1-4
0 0 0 0   0
 
 

The book for Bath: Michael Rice (4g-4a), Zach Roberts (1g), Cameron Drain (1g), Patrick Brewer (3g), Camden Robbins (1g-1a), Jonathan Deats (2g), Connor Cupp (2g-3a), Ethan Harold (1g), Nate Birch (1a), Tyler Finch (3g), Connor DiDomineck (1g-6a), Goaltending: Trey Kinner 0s/0ga (24 mins), Jacob Cupp 0s/0ga (24 mins).

The book for Batavia: Goaltending: Jimmy Cherry 9s/19ga (36 mins), Michael Marrocco 0s/0ga (12 mins).

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Brighton 17 - Rush-Henrietta 14 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Brighton
     Record: 5-0
5 4 3 5   17
  Rush-Henrietta
     Record: 0-4
4 2 4 4   14
 
 

The book for Brighton: Brett Randall (4g-5a), Noah Shinaman (1g-1a), Brady McDermott (6g-1a), Max Coke (3g-2a), Owen Ronchetti (1g-2a), Shea McDonald (1a), Casey McDermott (1g-1a), Austin Carr (1a), Parker Lawrence (1a), Owen Thomas (1a), Martin Lalisse (1g), Goaltending: Caleb Green 10s/10ga = 50% (36 mins), Nate Luong 0s/4ga (12 mins).

The book for Rush-Henrietta: Jake Hughes (6g-1a), Matt Zarzycki (2g-4a), TJ Day (4g-1a), Brandon Waden (2g-3a), Goaltending: Colin Mix 7s/17ga (48 mins).

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--  SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Brighton took the lead in the second quarter and kept the lead for the rest of the game. The Barons defeated Rush-Henrietta 17-14 to remain undefeated. The early game was back and forth with the score tied at 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, 5-5 and 6-6 before the Barons scored five unanswered goals to secure the lead. Brett Randall (4g-5a) was key in taking control. He scored the 6th, 7th and 8th goals for the Barons to take the largest lead of the game up to that point.

Although the Barons never trailed again, the Royal Comets kept the game close for the entire time. They scored the first goal of the final quarter (Matt Zarzycki unassisted) to bring the game within a single goal (12-11 Brighton). However, the Barons responded with three goals and the Royal Comets couldn't keep pace. In the cage for Brighton, Caleb Green played three quarters and finished at 50% (10 saves). Nate Luong played the final quarter and did not record a save. For the Royal Comets, Colin Mix recorded 7 saves.

Livonia 10 - Bloomfield-Honeoye 1 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Bloomfield-Honeoye
     Record: 0-3
0 0 1 0   1
  Livonia
     Record: 3-3
1 3 3 3   10
 
 

The book for Bloomfield-Honeoye: Tyler Joslyn (1g), Goaltending: Devin Campbell 5s/9ga (47 mins), Cody Crane 0s/1ga (1 mins).

The book for Livonia: Kyle Urban (1a), Nick Kallio (5g), Timothy Lischer (2g), Reid Mattle (1a), Ryan Lambert (1g), Aiden Sauter (1g), Ryan Haugh (2a), Brandon Semmel (1a), Kirk Kornbau (1g) Goaltending: Justin LaDuke 10s/1ga = 91% (48 mins).

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Victor 14 - Schroeder 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Victor
     Record: 5-0
6 3 4 1   14
  Schroeder
     Record: 2-4
1 0 0 2   3
 
 

The book for Victor: Dan Barrow (2g), T.D. Ierlan (2g), Max Lambert (1g-1a), Ryan Maloney (3g-3a), Mitchell Cain (1a), Adam Russell (1a), Zach Estabrooks (1g), Jamie Trimboli (3g), Drew Collins (2g-2a), Goaltending: Chayse Ierlan 5s/1ga = 83% (29 mins), Brennan Mackey 7s/2ga = 78% (19 mins).

The book for Schroeder: Blake Balcaen (1g), Matthew Montgomery (1g), Conor Bollin (1g), Goaltending: Jake McGrath 3s/1ga = 75% (12 mins), Antonio Deleo 3s/13ga (36 mins).

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Thomas 14 - HFL 8 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 HFL
     Record: 4-2
2 2 2 2   8
  Thomas
     Record: 3-3
3 5 5 1   14
 
 

The book for HFL: Dylan Stratton (3g), Thomas Bailey (1g-1a), Charlie Pluta (2a), Jonathan Roth (1g-1a), Tyler Kaufman (1g), Garrett Ruff (2g), Andrew Mapstone (1a), Goaltending: Ben Tomaszewski 12s/14ga (48 mins).

The book for Thomas: Brad Smith (2g), Joe Vasile (1a), Matt Hill (1g), Nick Mabe (2g-2a), Travis Ford (4g-2a), Joe Luconte (1a), CJ Battiagila (1a), Pierce Currie (3g-1a), Trevor Ford (2g-2a), Joe Carey (1a) Goaltending: Collin Deisenroth 3s/2ga = 60% (12 mins), Ben Yonko 4s/6ga (36 mins).

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Penfield at Canandaigua

Penfield 11 - Canandaigua 9 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Canandaigua
     Record: 3-2
1 3 3 2   9
  Penfield
     Record: 4-2
4 2 4 1   11
 
 

The book for Canandaigua: Ben Smith-Wilcox (2a), Devin Andrews (5g), Coron Broomfield (1a), Tyelor Dingman (2g-1a), Mitchell Schaefer (2g-1a), Goaltending: Brandon Moore 10s/11ga (48 mins).

The book for Penfield: Hunter Savitcheff (1g), Joey Barboza (2a), Peter Schwab (1g), Matthew Schoeneck (4g-1a), Kevin Wall (2g), Brandon Buse (1g-1a), James Stoler (1g), Dan Taddeo (1g-1a) Goaltending: Erik Smisloff 8s/9ga (48 mins).

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--  NOTES: Penfield took the lead with 5:48 remaining in the first quarter and never trailed again in their 11-9 win over Canandaigua. Although the Braves opened the scoring, Penfield scored the next four goals to lead 4-1 after the first quarter. Canandaigua moved within a single goal twice, but never re-tied the game. This is the first time that Penfield has defeated Canandaigua since 2012.

Devin Andrews, who finished with 5g for the Braves, scored the first goal 90 seconds into the contest. Penfield tied the game 0:34 later with Matthew Schoeneck scoring with an assist from Brandon Buss. Schoeneck finished at 4g-1a to lead the Patriots. The four unanswered goals to end the first quarter were the major difference, as most of the remaining game was the two teams trading goals. In the cage for Penfield, Erik Smisloff finished with eight recorded saves. Brandon Moore finished with 10 saves for the Braves.

Spencerport 8 - Ath/Ody 7 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Ath/Ody
     Record: 1-2
2 0 2 3   7
  Spencerport
     Record: 2-1
3 2 1 2   8
 
 

The book for Ath/Ody: Ian Grana (1g), Zack Gibaud (3g), Dalton McCumber (2g-1a), Colin O`Leary (2a), Cody Hayes (1g), Dylan Wiemer (2a), Goaltending: Jason Harter 7s/8ga (48 mins).

The book for Spencerport: Jonathan Agness (3g), Owen VanWie (1g-1a), Victor Pascucci (2g), Colin McElligott (2g-5a), Goaltending: Ryan Griffin 7s/5ga = 58% (24 mins), Connor MacKenzie 5s/2ga = 71% (24 mins).

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--  SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Greece Athena/Odyssey scored the first goal of the game, but could not hold on to the lead and Spencerport defeated the Thunder 8-7. Zack Gibaud scored the first goal nearly halfway through the opening quarter. Less than one minute later, Spencerport added back to back goals to take their first lead and although the game was tied after that the Rangers never trailed.

Victor Pascucci and Owen VanWie scored for the Rangers, Colin McElligott assisted both goals. McElligott finished with 2g-5a and was a part of 7 out of 8 goals for the Rangers. Spencerport scored five of the first seven goals to lead 5-2 at halftime. In the third quarter the Thunder added two more and held the Rangers to only one. Gibaud added his second and Cody Hayes added his lone goal of the game. Every time the Thunder got close, the Rangers added another goal. With 3:54 remaining in the final quarter, Dalton McCumber scored the first of his back to back goals. With 2:03 remaining, McCumber tied the game at 7-7 (the first tie since 2-2).

Both teams attempted to take the lead and McElligott scored the game winning goal with 0:05 remaining. Spencerport had a strong game at the face-off with VanWie going 11/15. He also led his team in ground balls with seven. Midfielder Colin O`Leary led the Thunder with 4 ground balls.