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Canandaigua - 18	Rush-Henrietta - 9
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Wednesday: Lightning, ER and Mynderse Win
May 16, 2012 - There were three games on Wednesday afternoon. The two Greece teams played with Arc/Oly taking a 16-7 win. East Rochester beat Batavia 12-9 and Mynderse was a 9-7 winner over Bishop Kearney.

 

  --    Mynderse Academy traveled to Irondequoit this afternoon to play a non-league game against Bishop Kearney. Although Mynderse took an early lead, the Kings returned for a close finish.

Bishop Kearney scored the only goal in the first quarter. Senior offensiveman Andrew Chadwick scored from the right wing after receiving the ball from Mike Flaherty. His bounce shot over Mynderse junior goalie Tim Trickler's stick gave the Kings a 1-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Mynderse came back in the second quarter with two unanswered goals just before the halftime break. Junior middie Aaron Peterman scored an unassisted goal at 1:07 after roll dodging around three Kearney defensive players. With just 0:07 left in the half, junior midfielder Reilly Gamache scored after receiving the ball from long stick defenseman Brody Bently who was clearing the ball for the Blue Devils. Mynderse led at the half 2-1.

There was lots of scoring in the third quarter with Mynderse adding five and Kearney adding three. Junior attackman Tristin Kouwe scored the first goal for Mynderse after Peterman brought the ball down field on a clear and moved the ball cross field to Kouwe for the goal. Bishop Kearney came back after the next faceoff when senior midfielder Dion McFadden picked up the ground ball and sent it to Chadwick for the score. Kouwe scored again, this time with an outside shot from top left, in man up. His goal was assisted by Hlywa at 8:54. Less than a minute later Kouwe scored again. He scored after dodging two defenders. His goal gave Mynderse a 5-2 lead. The lead was cut by one with a Kearney goal scored by Miller, in transition, with an assist from defenseman Tucker Daddis at 7:10.

The Kings appeared to have scored again with just under three minutes left in the third quarter, but the goal was called back when it was found that the player scoring did not have a mouth guard. He served a one minute non-releasable penalty and Mynderse scored during the penalty when Kouwe scored his fourth in a row after receiving the ball from Peterman. The Blue Devils took a 7-3 lead with a goal at 1:19 by Bently, assisted by Kouwe. Kearney came back with two goals to end the third quarter. Chadwick caught a pass from McFadden for the first goal and less than a minute later he scored again. Chadwick started behind the cage and circled the goal, dodged one and took an inside wrist shot. Mynderse led 7-5 after three quarters.

Both teams scored two goals in the final quarter. Kearney started it off at 9:52 when Bob Link gave the ball to Kyle Kuebler to bring Kearney to within one goal (7-6). Mynderse increased their lead to two goals with a score by Peterman, assisted by Hlywa, with 6:56 left in the game. Kearney kept the pressure up and after gaining possession of the ball scored at 3:52 when Chadwick scored on a feed from Miller. The Kings were once again one goal away from a tie, but the blue Devils capped the victory with another goal by Peterman at 3:01. Mynderse was able to hold the ball to preserve the 9-7 win. 

  

 

  --   The battle in Greece pitted the Lighting and the Thunder teams at Arcadia and Arc/Oly was a 16-9 winner in the MC3 league game. The Lightning went right to work, winning the first quarter 6-1. They led at the half 10-4.

Nine different players made the offensive book for Arc/Oly. Topping the list were sophomore Nick Serio and junior Nick Capone who each recorded 1g-3a. Junior attackman Jon Gee scored 3g for the Lightning and senior goalie Shane Trost made 10 saves (59%). The Lightning finish their regular season tomorrow when they host Eastridge.

Juniors Anthony Merola (3g) and Pat Crowe (1g-2a) led the offensive effort for the Thunder who will host Spencerport in their last regular game on Thursday.  

  

 

  --   East Rochester broke open a 4-4 first quarter tie with four goals in the second quarter on their way to a 12-9 victory over host Batavia this afternoon.

Junior attackman Raymond Shalvoy kept his scoring streak alive with 6g-1a to the lead the Bomber offense. Shalvoy has scored in each of the fifteen games they have played this season and has a total of 50g-16a. Senior attackman Jordan Michele added 4g-2a for East Rochester (9-6) who finish their regular season when they host Bishop Kearney tomorrow night.

Senior attackman Phil Boyd led the offensive book for the Blue Devils with 4g. Batavia heads off to Akron tomorrow for their last regular season game.  

  

  

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Tuesday: Fairport Tops Pittsford 9-1
May 15, 2012 - The surprise results of the night was Fairport's dramatic win against Pittsford as the Raiders won 9-1. In other parts of the Section, Pal-Mac's Ben Reeves and Spencerport's Matt Kaser both broke the 100 point mark for the season. C-C won their game against Spencerport 10-9 and Mynderse won a 6-5 game from Bath. Penn Yan defeated Livonia 13-6. The other winners were Eastridge, Gates Chili, Penfield, Thomas, Pal-Mac, Gananda, Irondequoit, Geneva and HF-L.

 

  --    In what was a surprising result, Fairport took the Pittsford Panthers 9-1 tonight in Fairport. The Red Raiders scored the first six goals, blanking Pittsford for the first thirty-seven minutes of the game. Senior goalkeeper Blaze Riorden had a remarkable day in the Fairport cage making dramatic saves at critical times. His talents were not stretched greatly as the Panthers had limited shooting during most of the game and when they did shoot, had a number of shots miss the cage.

As is typical this year for the better skilled teams, both Pittsford and Fairport took a great deal of time at the start of the game to test match ups and look for points of attack. That, combined with some early goalie saves at both ends of the field, led to a single goal scored in the first quarter. Senior midfielder Derek DeJoe scored first on a shot from the left wing after receiving a pass from junior middie Jay Vakiener. Fairport's previous two shots were both stopped by Pittsford goalie Kyle Lake, but the third one in a row was too much. The quarter ended with Fairport up 1-0 in this highly contested game.

Fairport scored two lone goals in the second quarter. The first was on a drive from behind the goal by senior Pat VanBortle at 9:50. The second was at 4:47 when VanBortle fed senior attackman Kyle Sterzin on the inside for a point blank goal past Lake. The half ended with Fairport up 3-0.

The Red Raiders turned up the pressure in the third quarter, playing very aggressive defense and making some dramatic turnovers. The added ball-time and a good number of shots on goal gave Fairport three more unanswered goals in the third quarter. The first goal was scored in the first minute when Vakiener scored an unassisted goal. Two minutes later senior midfielder Brian Martin scored the first of his three goals. The last goal of the third quarter was by DeJoe with an assist from Martin. The Raiders led 6-0 after three quarters.

Pittsford scored their goal at 10:13 in the fourth quarter when senior attackman Jack Lauroesch, standing on the high crease, caught a pass from senior middie Nino DiPasquale. He turned quickly and fired the ball into the top corner. Fairport returned with the next three goals, all in a three and a half minute span. The first was at 6:44 by Martin, assisted by VanBortle. The second was by senior midfielder Shane Stickle who picked up the ball on the following face off and ran it right to the goal. The last goal of the game was by Martin, who ran the ball down full field in transition.

Pittsford's strategy of bringing the ball down field and slowing the pace took a great deal of time off the clock, but they often lost possession without getting meaningful shots on cage. Fairport, on the other hand, seemed to be more deliberate. Drivers, like senior midfielder Derek DeJoe were clearly looking to go to the cage. The Raiders pressed the cage on nearly every possession.

Riorden once again came up with some big saves, particularly in the first half. He finished with 7s (88%). Kyle Lake also made some exciting saves, but the volume of Fairport shots overpowered the junior Pittsford goalie.

Fairport faces another test on Thursday when they finish their regular season by hosting Irondequoit. Pittsford has two more opportunities to prepare for the tournament. They travel to Victor on Thursday and finish their season by hosting Penfield on Saturday morning. 

  

 

  --  Livonia and Penn Yan played a close contest until the fourth quarter when Penn Yan scored five unanswered goals to win 13-7. The Mustangs had four goals from Dylan Yonts in the final quarter. The fifth goal was scored by Rion Davison.

The game began with an unassisted goal from Derek Bishopp for the Bulldogs. One minute later the Mustangs tied the game with a goal from Davison. He picked up the loose ball in front of the cage and finished into the back of the net. Livonia took the lead back in less than a minute with a goal from Cody Cisco during an unsettled play. Penn Yan added the next two goals to take a one goal lead into the second quarter.

The Mustangs continued their scoring with two more goals in the first two minutes of play in the second quarter. Davison and Bradley Voigt added goals for Penn Yan with Ryan Maciejewski and Corey Grace assisting. The teams then alternated goals for the next three goals to end the half. Penn Yan led 7-5 going into halftime. Penn Yan scored the first goal of the third quarter with Yonts assisting Voigt. Livonia scored the next two goals in a two minute span to bring the game within a single goal. Cisco scored the first and Mitchell Kinney scored the second for the Bulldogs.

The report from Penn Yan reported, "As the team huddled in front of their benches prior to the start of the final period, it was clear that the Bulldogs had the momentum and their huddle was very loud. In front of the PY bench, Coaches Hobart and Queener could be heard giving directions and their players listened intently." Penn Yan came out of the huddle and dominated the final quarter. They demonstrated why they are a perennial Sectional favorite.

In the cage for Penn Yan, Brandon Maciejewski finished with 14 saves. Bishopp finished 12/23 at the face off draw for Livonia. Defenseman Sean Kidder finished with a team leading ten ground balls. Bishopp added another seven to the count. In the cage, Ethan Jamison finished with nine saves for the Bulldogs. 

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  --  Gates Chili scored seven of the first nine goals in their 7-4 win over Brockport. Brockport added one goal in the first and third quarters and the final two goals of the game. Five of the games 11 goals were scored during man-up. The game finished with 17 penalties between the two teams. Leading in scoring for Gates Chili was John Wise with four goals. Face off man Zack Campaniello finished 7/9 at the face off draw. Defenseman Alex Saavedra finished with a team leading seven ground balls. Wise added another six to their team total. In the cage, Tyler Jacobson finished with eight saves. For Brockport, Jimmy Fallon finished with two goals. In the cage, Hunter DeLany finished with nine saves.  

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

 

  --  Eastridge scored 17 goals in the first half and started the second half in running time in their 21-1 win over Greece Athena/Odyssey. Leading in scoring was junior attackman Anthony Coffaro with 3g-4a. Senior midfielder Brandon Burley added 5g-1a. In the cage, TJ Ennis finished with seven saves. 

  

 

  --  Penfield scored the first three goals of the game and the last seven goals of the game in their 13-4 win over Schroeder. The first goal was scored 0:08 into the game when Connor Russell won his own face off and took the ball straight to the cage. Russell finished 15/19 (79%) at the draw. He also led his team with 16 ground balls. The Patriots led 3-0 at the end of the first quarter.

In the second quarter, Schroeder scored the first two goals to bring the game within a single goal with 6:59 remaining. Attackman Kenny Nelson had all four goals for the Warriors. His first goal was assisted by Liam Wheatley and the second was assisted by Mike Austin. Penfield scored the next three to end the half 5-2.

Schroeder came out to start the third quarter the same way they started the second. Nelson scored last two goals with assists from Brett Zilliox and Jesse Caulkins. Penfield added three more in the third and four more in the fourth. In the cage for Penfield, Keith Keehn finished with three saves after playing all but the final four minutes. Nick Presicci played the final four minutes and made one save. For Schroeder, Will Klan finished with eleven saves in all but the final five minutes. Robbie Wielandt played the final five minutes but did not record a save. 

For a more complete look check out the Penfield stats or the Schroeder stats.

  

 

  --  Ryan Cosgrove scored with 0:03 remaining in the game to lift Churchville-Chili over Spencerport 10-9 and secure the Division III Title for the Saints. During their first contest on April 21st, the Rangers forced the game into overtime before Churchville-Chili pulled out the win. Today's game was equally as exciting. The only in league loss this season for Churchville-Chili was against Hilton earlier in the year (they split 1-1 with the Cadets). Spencerport has only lost to Churchville-Chili (twice). Tonight's game was Teacher Appreciation Night and many of the Saints honored their favorite teacher.

The first half was back and forth with Spencerport scoring and Churchville-Chili tying four times in a row. Junior attackman Matt Kaser scored the first goal unassisted with 7:44 remaining in the quarter. Kaser is currently the leading scorer in all of Section Five with 56 goals so far this season. The second most prolific scorer, 10 goals behind, is Jeffrey Bero of Marcus Whitman. Two minutes later and Churchville-Chili tied the score with a goal from Nick Gray. Gray's goal was assisted by Cosgrove. One minute after that Jeff Nitti scored unassisted for the Rangers to give them back the lead. Churchville-Chili did not tie the game for another five minutes. Gray scored the last goal of the quarter with an assist from Trevor Hodgins and 0:01 remaining. During the game there was a goal scored in the final 10 seconds of each quarter, two for Churchville-Chili and two for Spencerport. The game was tied 2-2 going into the second quarter.

Ben Tribunella scored the first goal of the second quarter for Spencerport. He scored unassisted during a man-up attempt. Three minutes passed before Churchville-Chili tied the game again. Pat Bonafede assisted Gray for his third goal of the game. In the second quarter it was Spencerport's turn to score as time expired. Levi Basynnski scored with only 0:06 on the clock to give the Rangers the 4-3 lead going into halftime.

Churchville-Chili made a goalie switch at halftime with Michael Yehl coming in. He started off on a big note by stopping a fast break by Kaser early in the quarter. Yehl finished with four saves for the Saints. Churchville-Chili scored the first goal of the quarter to tie the game for the fourth time. Aaron Buck scored unassisted at 1:36 into the quarter. Three minutes later Churchville-Chili scored again for the first set of consecutive goals by either team. Hodgins scored off an assist from Gray. Churchville-Chili also took their first lead of the game. Four minutes later they extended their lead to two goals with a man-up goal from Bonafede, assisted by Kevin O'Donnell. With 1:01 remaining Kaser cut the lead back to a single goal with an assist from face off man Seth Miller. Miller was demonstrative at the draw and finished 12/20 (60%), winning many important face offs to keep the Rangers in the game. He also led his team with 15 ground balls. Two more goals were added before the end of the quarter. Gray added his fourth goal for the Saints and Nitti added his second for the Rangers. Nitti scored with 0:02 remaining in the third quarter. Churchville-Chili led 7-6 at the end of the third quarter.

Spencerport added on to their last second goal of the third quarter with two more to start the fourth quarter. The Rangers retook the lead with back to back goals from Kaser. The latter was assisted by Nitti. With 8:32 remaining in the game, Spencerport was back on top. Churchville-Chili scored to tie the game with a garbage goal from Buck. After a strong save by Tyler Schweikert, the ball ended up loose on the crease and Buck finished by putting it into the back of the net. Schweikert finished with 15 saves for the Rangers. Two minutes later Churchville-Chili took the lead again with an outside shot from Hodgins during a man-up attempt. With 4:26 remaining Churchville-Chili held a one goal lead.

With 1:47 remaining Kaser took the ball behind for Spencerport. He drove around the back of the cage and sent the ball across the crease. The ball hit Yehl in the back and rebounded between the pipes to tie the game. Kaser's goal was his 100th point of the season. Kaser is the one of two athletes tonight that reached 100 points. Miller won the ensuing face off and Spencerport had a shot to make the go ahead goal. He passed the ball to Nitti, who fired on net. Yehl came up big to keep the score tied. Churchville-Chili cleared the ball and called a time out. Cosgrove started with the ball coming off the time out and ran the clock down. With about 15 seconds left he drove at the cage. Spencerport stepped up and knocked down the ball. O'Donnell came up with the ball for Churchville-Chili, but his shot went wide. With 0:07 remaining on the clock, Bonafede began with the ball behind the net. He drove to the crease and hit Cosgrove as he cut across the crease. Cosgrove buried the shot left handed and gave Churchville-Chili the win.

Defenseman Nick Bruno led the Saints in ground balls with eight. Midfielder Nolan Jessop finished with five for Churchville-Chili. In the cage for the first quarter, Jack Corcoran finished with three saves.  

For a more complete look check out the Spencerport stats or the Churchville stats.

  

 

  --  Pal-Mac scored ten goals in the first half and finished with a 14-3 win over Wayne. The Red Raiders were led in scoring by sophomore Ben Reeves with 4g-4a. At the beginning of the game Reeves was three points short of 100 points this season. He was one of two players to break 100 points during today's games. The second was junior attackman Matt Kaser of Spencerport. Seniors Mike Marvin (3g-1a), Doug Ellsworth (2g-1a) and David Ellsworth (1g-2a) also added scoring for the Red Raiders. In the cage, Cody Rogers played three quarters and Jack DeMeyers finished out the game. Rogers finished with five saves and DeMeyers finished with one. For Wayne, Trent Wyland scored two goals to lead the Eagles. In the cage, Justin Townsend finished with 13 saves.  

  

 

  --  Gananda scored eight goals in the first half to lead 8-1 on their way to a 13-4 victory over Midlakes. The Blue Panthers were led in scoring by junior attackman Zach Rink with 4g-2a. Freshman Riley Palmer also added 2g-2a for Gananda. In the cage, Steven Fisher finished with eight saves. Midlakes was led in scoring by Sean Peacock with 2g-1a. In the cage, Matt Brennessel finished with 19 saves.  

  

 

  --  Mynderse lacrosse came together tonight to face Bath in a fundraiser to support research for Transverse Myelitis. The Blue Devils defeated the Rams 6-5. Coach Christ Clemenson writes, "The Mynderse Lax Team would like to thank everyone who contributed and supported the fundraiser for Transverse Myelitis. We would like to pay a special thanks to Coach DiDomineck and the Bath lacrosse team for contributing to the fundraiser."

Mynderse scored the first two goals of the game with unassisted goals from Aaron Peterman and Casey Irland. Bath came back and scored the next two to keep the game close. Stan Law and Trevor Lang scored one goal each, also unassisted. The first quarter ended with the score tied 2-2. Mynderse scored first in the second quarter with another unassisted goal from Sean Anders. Seven minutes later Bath added their third goal with a tally from Brandon Dickson. The score was 3-3 after two quarters.

Mynderse added two unanswered goals in the third quarter to take the 5-3 lead. Aaron Peterman scored during a man-up attempt with an assist from Justin Hlywa. Four minutes later and Irland assisted Hlywa for a goal of his own. In the fourth quarter Bath scored first with a man-up goal from Lang, assisted by Bruce Rinker. Mynderse took back the two goal lead with 2:37 remaining. Irland scored what turned out to be the game winning goal. Coach Clemenson said, "it was fitting that Casey Irland scored the game winner on his night to raise awareness and contribute what was earned to research for Transverse Myelitis. Casey had a lot of heart and guts for playing …" Jeff Chapman scored the final goal for Bath with 0:39 remaining. However it was not enough to retake the lead.

There was a large difference in the reported goalie saves. Both teams reported strong performances by Mynderse goalie Tim Trickler and Bath goalie Andrew Clark. Bath reported Clark with 18 saves (75%) and Trickler with 12 saves (71%). Mynderse reported Clark with 25 saves (81%) and Trickler with 21 saves (81%). 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

 

  --  Canandaigua kept the score close for the first half, but Irondequoit scored six goals in the third quarter to secure their 13-10 win over the Braves. Canandaigua scored four goals in the final quarter in an attempt to come back, but the Eagles held off their advance. The Braves had six different players make their offensive scorebook including defenseman Nathan Bellis with one goal. Leading in scoring was Taylor Spike with 2g-2a. In the cage, Michael Cuciti finished with 17 saves. No report from Irondequoit.  

  

 

  --  Geneva scored 14 goals in the first half to start the second half in running time in their 19-2 win over Bloomfield-Honeoye. The Pride scored both of their goals in the final quarter. Leading in scoring for Geneva were Sean Cunningham (4g-3a) and Drew Feinberg (3g-4a). Goalie Derek Grillone also added a goal for the Panthers. Grillone played the first half in the cage and recorded one save. Jake Sahrle finished the game and also recorded a single save. No report from B-H. 

  

 

  --  Brighton kept the game close, but eventually HF-L's offense was too much for the Barons and the Cougars won 16-9. HF-L scored the first three goals of the game in less than five minutes with scoring from Jason Boike, Connor Flaherty and Ryan Kelly. Brighton tried to keep up the scoring and with 2:16 remaining in the opening quarter they had brought the game back to 5-4. HF-L scored the last two goals of the quarter to take a three goal lead going into the second quarter.

Brighton kept trying to climb back into the game and brought the game within two goals halfway through the second quarter. HF-L then added six of the next seven goals spanning the second and third quarters. They led 14-7 going into the final quarter. Leading in scoring for HF-L were Boike (4g-1a) and Flaherty (4g-1a). Nick Weston added 3g-2a and Ian Holtby added 3g-1a. Boike led in shooting with 12, five on cage, and Weston finished with 8, four on cage. Between the pipes, Nick Beniamino finished at 50% with nine saves.

Brighton was led by attackman Robert Haggerty who finished with 3g-1a for the Barons. At the face off, midfielder Vinny Rockwell finished 16/27 (59%). Rockwell also led his team with six ground balls. In the cage, Tom Hilling finished with six saves. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

 

  --   Webster Thomas defeated R-H 18-10. Leading in scoring for RH was Jackson Sadowski with 3g..  

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Monday: Waterloo Comes Back for Win
May 14, 2012 - Marcus WHitman led for most of the game but a strong surge by the Indians gave them an 8-6 win on Senior night. The Greece Lightning won their first game of the season with a 10-5 win over Batavia. The other winners were Pal-Mac, Bath, Victor and Hilton.

 

  --  Coming into the contests today two teams had yet to win a game this season.  Batavia and Greece Athena/Odyssey both came into their game today looking for their first win this season.   The Thunder used a strong first three quarters to secure their 10-5 win.   Batavia came back strong in the late third and early fourth quarters and brought the game within two goals before the Thunder kicked up their game and scored the last three goals of the game.

Batavia had trouble controlling the ball in the first quarter.  Even though midfielder Austin Wilkinson finished 3/3 in the first three draws, the Blue Devils could not get an offensive possession.  The Thunder kept up the pressure and did not allow Batavia to get the ball into their offensive end.  Batavia failed seven straight clears in the first quarter, four from direct pressure from Greece.  When the Blue Devils did get the ball into their offensive end they could not get a shot off and finished the first quarter without taking a single shot.  Conversely, Greece finished with nine shots, five on cage, and three goals.  The opening goal of the game was scored on an inside feed by Anthony Merola to Pat Crowe.  Crowe was open on the crease.  Four minutes later Anthony Crawford scored with a dodge.  The final goal of the quarter was scored with another crease feed by Merola.  This time he fed Teddy Ferguson.  Ferguson, who took the face off draw for Greece, finished 11/19 (58%) with a team leading eight ground balls.  The score was 3-0 after the first quarter.

In the second quarter both teams added a single goal.  Greece scored first with Ferguson's second goal.  This time it was assisted by Crowe during an extra man opportunity.  Thirty seconds later and Batavia added their first goal when Kenneth Cook fed Josh Marr on the crease.  The game continued back and forth, but no more scoring came in the second quarter.  Batavia kicked up their shooting in the second quarter and outshot Greece 11-6.

Greece came out quick in the third quarter and scored the first three goals.  Crowe fed Crawford from behind the cage with 10:56 remaining in the quarter.  The next goal was scored by Merola on an outside shot during man-up.  The final Greece goal of the quarter was scored by long stick Keenan Mahoney.   Batavia's defense was pressuring Crawford on the outside.  Mahoney took advantage of the double team and ran towards the crease parallel to Crawford.  Crawford found enough space to get the pass off right as Mahoney crossed in front of the cage.  With 6:42 remaining in the third quarter Greece led 7-1.  Batavia started their comeback with a single goal in the third quarter.  Phil Boyd scored off an assist from Conor Holvey during a man-up opportunity for the Blue Devils.  The third quarter ended with Greece leading 7-2.

The Blue Devils scored the first three goals of the third quarter to bring the game within two goals.  The first goal was scored on sweep shot.  Hockey player Josh Marr brought his skills to the lacrosse field and swept the ball past goalie Ken Mohrman.  Mohrman finished with five saves for Greece.  Freshman Tyler Fales scored the next goal with an assist from Holvey.  The final Blue Devil goal was scored during a fast break with Marr taking the ball the whole way.  Greece turned the game around in the final four minutes.  They added three more goals before time expired.  Brian Torcha scored the first with a drive from the restraining line past two Batavia defensemen.  The final two goals were both scored by Merola. 

Batavia was led in ground balls by defensive midfielder Codee Gangarossa.  He finished with 12 ground balls.  Wilkinson finished with six ground balls and midfielder Joe Saraceni finished with five.  Batavia goalie Triton Drock finished with nine saves.  

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

 

  --  Pal-Mac led 12-1 going into the second half and took the game into running time before posting an 18-4 victory on the road. The Red Raiders had nine players make their offensive book including three underclassmen. Sophomores Ben Reeves (4g-4a) and Jarett Duchesneau (2g-4a) led in scoring. Freshman Tyler Hurlbutt scored one goal for the Red Raiders. In the cage, Cody Rogers and Jack DeMeyers split time. Rogers played three quarters and recorded four saves and DeMeyers played the final quarter and recorded a single save.

Newark had scoring from three different players with senior Anthony Manthorne a part of three out of four goals. He finished with 1g-2a. All four goals were scored by seniors. In the cage, junior Cody Cornelius finished with 14 recorded saves. 

  

 

  --  Marcus Whitman scored the first goal of the game and led or tied for 35:11 before Waterloo scored four unanswered goals spanning nine minutes at the end of the third and beginning of the fourth quarters.  The Indians won 8-6 over the Wildcats.

Senior defenseman Oliver Oswald scored the first goal of the game when he brought the ball all the way up the field to score for the Wildcats.  Three minutes later Waterloo tied the score.  Defenseman Trevor Black, who finished with two assists, passed the ball to attackman Tim Wright for the opening Waterloo goal.  Wright finished with three goals for the Indians.  The game continued back and forth before Marcus Whitman scored again.  Jeffrey Bero scored the first of his four goals with an assist from midfielder Clay Wilson.  Bero finished with 4g-1a and was a part of every goal except Oswald's initial goal.  The first quarter ended with the Wildcats leading 2-1.

In the second quarter Whitman kept up the pressure scoring first.  Bero added his second goal again assisted by Wilson with 10:46 remaining in the first half.  Midfielder Alex Anderson came up with the ball off the face off and looked up to Wright for his second goal. This kept the score to within a single goal.  Whitman added their fourth goal of the game with Bero's third goal.  This time he scored unassisted with a drive straight at the cage.  The Wildcats led 4-2 with 6:35 remaining.  Waterloo came back and scored two more goals before time expired in the second quarter to tie the score going into halftime.  Zarrien Sloan and Mike Wright each added a single goal for the Indians.

Marcus Whitman came out of halftime and scored the first goal from Kelly, assisted by Bero.  That was the last goal for the Wildcats until 0:21 remaining in the game.  They were held scoreless for 21:42.  Waterloo scored four unanswered goals during that time.  Three of the four goals were scored by attackman Elliot Messmer, all unassisted.  The fourth goal was also unassisted and scored by Tim Wright.

In the cage for Waterloo, senior Josh Bailey finished with seven recorded saves.  For Marcus Whitman, Merritt Bailey finished with 11 recorded saves.  

 

  --  Midlakes kept the game close in the first half before Bath scored the final nine goals in their 12-2 win over the Screaming Eagles. Bath held Midlakes scoreless for the final 28:33. Leading the scoring for the Rams were midfielder Jeff Chapman with 2g-5a and defenseman Trevor Lang with 3g-2a. Lang, who plays offense with his long stick, has accumulated 28g-14a this season to lead his team in both goals and total points. Bath combined for a 67% day at the face off draw. Stan Law finished 5/6 and Mitch Fuller finished 5/7. Chapman led the ground ball tally for the Rams with 13 and Lang was close behind with 11. In the cage, Andrew Clark finished with four recorded saves.

For Midlakes, Josh Roeland and Christopher Landschoot finished with one goal each. Sean Peacock finished with a single assist for the Screaming Eagles. In the cage, Matt Brennessel finished with 13 saves. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

 

  --  Victor scored the first six goals spanning the first two quarters in their 13-3 win over Gates Chili. The Blue Devils had nine players make their offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was senior attackman Mitch Rupp with 4g-2a. Senior midfielder John Maloney finished with 2g-3a. He currently leads his team in season totals with 35g-24a. In the cage, Chris Saar played a little over three quarters and recorded five saves. Troy Dowdle finished the game and recorded a single save.

Gates Chili had five different players with one point each. Freshman Joe Talarico finished with a single goal for the Spartans. Midfielder Joe Corona finished with a team leading five ground balls. Talarico finished with four. In the cage, Tyler Jacobson finished with nine saves in three quarters and Dylan Dix recorded five saves in the final quarter. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

 

  --  Hilton scored six of the first seven goals in their 10-5 win over Greece Arcadia/Olympia. The Cadets were led in scoring by attackman Derek Richards with 2g-3a. Midfielder Harold Juergens finished 13/16 at the face off draw and a team leading 14 ground balls. Attackman Jake Montgomery and LSM Joe Lavier finished with four ground balls each. In the cage, Jarod Kimble and Mark Detroia split halves. Kimble finished with six saves and Detroia finished with two.

For the Lightning, midfielder Dylan Mahan was the only player with over one point. He finished with two goals. Defenseman Zac Sapor led with 10 ground balls. Sergio Rosado finished with four ground balls. In the cage, Keiron Adorno and Josh Hovey split halves. Adorno finished with four recorded saves and Hovey finished with six recorded saves. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

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Saturday: Fairport over C-C, Thomas takes Webster Win
May 12, 2012 - It was a beautiful day for lacrosse and six games were played. Most of the games were overmatches, with the closest game being Marcus Whitman over Wayne 8-4. The other winners were Livonia, Fairport, Irondequoit, Waterloo, Pal-Mac, Geneva, Spencerport, Pittsford, HF-L, Bath, Aquinas, B-H, Canandaigua, Brighton and Thomas.

 

  --  Fairport scored ten of the first eleven goals on their way to an 11-6 win over Churchville-Chili. The Saints finished with five of the last six goals in the fourth quarter against the second string from Fairport. Fairport's starting goalie Blaze Riorden finished with five saves and only one goal allowed in the first three quarters. The only goal that Riorden allowed was scored during a man-up attempt by Churchville-Chili. Nick Gray scored with an assist from Trevor Hodgins.

Fairport had seven different players score. Leading the charge was Pat VanBortle with 3g. Kyle Sterzin (2g-1a), Brian Martin (1g-2a) and Derek DeJoe (2g-1a) also contributed to the scoring for the Red Raiders. Shane Stickle and Kevin Vaughn both finished at 67% at the face off draw for Fairport. Stickle finished 12/18 and Vaughn finished 2/3. Stickle also led in ground balls with seven. Midfielder Jack Sanna finished with four ground balls for Fairport. In the cage, Pete Gropp played the final quarter and recorded two saves.

For Churchville-Chili, Hodgins finished with 2g-1a. Senior goalie Jack Corcoran finished with eight saves in three quarters for the Saints. Sophomore goalie Mike Yehl finished with two saves in the final quarter. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

  

 

  --  Livonia defeated Bishop Kearney 22-2 this morning. The Bulldogs scored the first 14 goals before Bishop Kearney scored with 0:49 remaining in the second quarter when Kyle Kuebler assisted Dylan Miller.

Livonia was led in scoring by Wyatt Struble with 4g-5a. Alex Chiara (4g-2a) and Derek Bishopp (3g-2a) also added points for the Bulldogs. Bishopp finished 20/21 (95%) at the face off draw. He also finished with 14 ground balls. Defenseman Sean Kidder finished with 11 ground balls for Livonia. In the cage, Ethan Jamison played 34 minutes and recorded four saves. Troy Lischer finished out the game and recorded two saves.

In the cage for Bishop Kearney, Andrew Barreca finished with 13 saves.  

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

 

  --  Although the game was close in the opening quarter, Irondequoit scored seven unanswered goals in the second quarter on their way to a 15-5 win over Hilton. The Eagles led 12-3 going into the final quarter. The attack led a scoring charge for Irondequoit. Attackmen Connor Enright (3g-2a), Nick Doktor (3g-2a), Jake Schmidt (3g-1a) and Danny Pignato (1g) combined for 67% of scoring.

Midfielder Ben Brooks finished 57% at the face off draw (12/21). He also led his team with four ground balls. In the cage, Eric Fischer finished with two saves in three quarters. Alex Shoemaker finished out the game and recorded a single save. For Hilton, Harold Juergens finished with a team leading seven saves. In the cage, freshman Jarod Kimble finished with eight recorded saves. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

 

  --  Waterloo scored five unanswered goals in the late second and early third quarter to break open the scoring against Newark.  The Reds had brought the game within a single goal (5-4) with 1:45 remaining in the second quarter.  The Indians scored two more goals before the end of the half and three goals at the start of the third quarter.

Waterloo was led in scoring by sophomore Mike Wright with 6g.  Seniors Zarrien Sloan (3g-2a), Elliott Messmer (2g-1a) and Tim Wright (2g-1a) also added scoring for the Indians.  In the cage, senior Josh Bailey finished with eight saves.  For Newark, senior attackman John Denniston led in scoring with 3g-2a.  In the cage, junior Cody Cornelius finished with 12 saves for the Reds.  

 

 

  --  Spencerport scored the first five goals of the contest and never trailed in their 14-5 win over Gates Chili. The Rangers led 13-2 going into the final quarter. In the fourth quarter, the Spartans outscored the Rangers 3-1. Offensive scoring for the Rangers was led by attackman Matt Kaser (3g-4a) and midfielder Jeff Nitti (4g-2a). Spencerport looked strong at the face off draw. Midfielder Seth Miller finished 12/17 (71%). He also led his team in ground balls with 14. Midfielder Levi Basynnski finished with five for the Rangers. In the cage, Drew Preston finished with nine saves (64%).

For Gates Chili, midfielder Ralph Taliento was a part of every goal. He finished with a team leading 2g-3a. Midfielder Joe Corona finished with a team leading nine shots, only two of which were on cage. Taliento finished with eight shots, three on cage. Defenseman Steve Hilsdorf finished with a team leading five ground balls. In the cage for the Spartans, senior Tyler Jacobson played three quarters and recorded 14 saves. Junior Dylan Dix finished out the game and recorded four saves. 

For a more complete look check out the Spencerport stats or the Gates Chili stats.

 

  --  Pal-Mac scored eight goals in the first half on their way to a 13-3 win over Mynderse. Both coaches reported the stand out play of Mynderse goalie Tim Trickler. The junior goaltender finished with 28 saves for the Blue Devils. The Red Raiders were led in scoring by senior attackman Kyle Ludwig (4g-2a). The senior class stepped up for today's game and finished with ten of thirteen goals. Sophomore attackman Ben Reeves (1g-4a) and Jarett Duchesneau (2g-1a) finished out the scoring for the Red Raiders. In the cage for Pal-Mac, Cody Rogers finished with 10 saves.  

 

 

  --  Geneva scored 11 goals in the opening half and held Gananda scoreless before continuing on to a 16-3 win over the Blue Panthers. Geneva was led in scoring by junior Sean Cunningham and sophomore Fran Shaw who both finished with 3g-2a. All of Geneva's goals were scored by juniors or sophomores except for a single goal by senior midfielder Steve Fabrizio. In the cage, Geneva split time between Derek Grillone and Jake Sahrle. Grillone finished with three saves and Sahrle finished with one save. For Gananda, Kyler Friesner finished with 1g-1a to lead his team. In the cage, senior Steven Fisher finished with 12 saves.  

 

 

  --  Marcus Whitman used a strong fourth quarter to cement their 8-4 win over Wayne Central. The Wildcats played a strong game and were led in scoring by junior attackman Connor Kelly with 3g. Senior midfielder Matt Hey and junior midfielder Lucas Brassi added two goals and two assists respectively. In the cage for the Wildcats, Merritt Bailey finished with seven saves.

Wayne's strength was in their defense. Both coaches noted that the outstanding play by sophomore goalie Justin Townsend kept the game close. Townsend finished with 20 saves for the Eagles. Coach Jeff Ugine writes of his team, "Our defense is keeping us in a lot of games, but the offense is still a bit inexperienced." Two sophomores led the scoring for Wayne. Both Andrew Jenkins and Trent Wyland finished with 1g-1a. 

 

 

  --  R-H kept the game close in the first half before Pittsford scored six unanswered goals in the second quarter to take the lead. Pittsford won 13-8. The Royal Comets scored four of the last five goals to make the score closer in the end. Pittsford was led in scoring by midfielder Corey Parke with 5g. The DiPasquale brothers each finished with three points. Albie DiPasquale finished with three goals and Nino DiPasquale finished with three assists for the Panthers.

Nino finished at 75% for the face off draw, going 9/12. Matt Barbaccia finished 7/12 for the Panthers. Midfielder Tyler Aycock finished with nine ground balls for the Panthers. Pittsford played three different players between the pipes. Kyle Lake played the first three quarters and Luke Loveys and Cahal Moulton split the fourth quarter. Lake finished with five saves, Loveys finished with two saves and Moulton finished with three saves.

R-H finished with nine different players making their offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was midfielder Nick Binnert with 2g-1a. Attackman Brandon Smith finished with two goals for the Royal Comets. Binnert and midfielder Sean Tomkinson finished with five ground balls each to lead R-H. In the cage, McKenzie Spooner played the first three quarters and recorded twelve saves. Jeff Delany finished the game with one save. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

 

  --  HF-L held Brockport scoreless in their 12-0 win. The Cougars final goal was scored with 1:33 remaining in the third quarter. Senior attackman Jason Boike led the Cougars with five goals. Sophomore Ryan Kelly finished with 1g-4a for HFL. Jake Boice finished 9/15 (60%) at the face off. Defenseman Keanan O'Brien led HF-L in ground balls with nine. Boike, Cassidy Kuhn and Ian Holtby added five ground balls each. In the cage, Nick Beniamino finished with a single save. Anthony Arner played the final four minutes of the game but did not face a shot on cage. Brockport goalie Hunter DeLany finished with nine saves.  

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

 

  --  Bath scored the first four goals and never trailed in their 9-3 win over East Rochester. East Rochester was held scoreless until the third quarter. Bath had three different players score two goals. Jeff Chapman finished with 2g-2a, Justin Gavette finished with 2g-1a and Bruce Rinker finished with 2g. Defenseman Trevor Lang finished with a team leading 15 ground balls. Kyle Clark (6), Gavette (5) and Chapman (5) also added to the ground ball count. Between the pipes, Andrew Clark finished with eight saves.

East Rochester was led in scoring by Raymond Shalvoy with 2g. In the cage, Liridon Dervisholli played the majority of the game and recorded seven saves. Jonathan Caton played the final four minutes, when Dervisholli was out during a penalty, but failed to record a save. 

For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

 

  --  Midlakes took the early lead before Bloomfield-Honeoye scored eight goals in the second quarter to defeat the Screaming Eagles 15-9.

BH was led in scoring by an impressive performance from senior Jerrett Hertzel. He finished with a hand in 80% of the scoring, 8g-4a. Senior attackman Jason Jones finished with 2g-4a for the Pride. In the cage, Evan Multala played three quarters and recorded ten saves. Aaron Steven played one quarter and recorded three saves.

For the Screaming Eagles, Chris Landschoot led in scoring with 3g-2a. In the cage, Matt Brennessel finished with 13 saves.  

 

 

  --  Canandaigua led 13-1 at halftime on their way to a 15-6 win over Greece Athena/Odyssey. The Thunder outscored the Braves 2-1 in the third and 3-1 in the fourth. Canandaigua had 13 players make their offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was senior Matt Scharr (1g-5a). Underclassman made a big impact with freshman Connor Hulme finishing with 1g-3a and eighth grader Mitchell Schaefer finishing with 2g-1a. In the cage for the Braves, Anthony Laudisi finished with six saves.

Greece was led in scoring by junior Anthony Merola. He was a part of five of the six Thunder goals and finished with 3g-2a. In the cage, senior Ken Mohrman finished with eight saves for Greece. 

 

 

  --  In the battle of the Webster schools, Webster Schroeder scored the first goal before Webster Thomas scored eight unanswered, seven in the first quarter. The Warriors fought back to 10-7 at the end of the third quarter before Thomas added the final three goals to win 13-7.

Thomas had ten players make their offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was midfielder Troy Crevier. He finished with 1g-6a for the Titans. Attackman John Hill finished with 3g-1a. Joe Stacey and Justin Bird combined for 68% at the face off draw. Stacey finished 11/16 and Bird finished 4/6. Stacy also led the Titans in ground balls with seven. Hill finished with four ground balls. In the cage, John Bezek finished with 12 saves. Alex Gulisano played four minutes between the pipes and did not record a save.

For Schroeder, midfielder Brandon Harris finished with 2g-1a and attackman Nick Powell finished with 3g. Defenseman Brett Zilliox finished with a team leading five ground balls. Midfielders Keenan Denis and Harris finished with four ground balls each. Between the pipes, Will Klan finished with eight saves for the Warriors.  

For a more complete look check out the Thomas stats or the Schroeder stats.

 

 

  --  Aquinas scored the final five goals to defeat McQuaid Jesuit 9-4. The score was tied 4-4 with 7:56 remaining in the third quarter before Aquinas went on their scoring press. Aquinas was led in scoring by midfielder Jake Vogl with 3g-3a. The ninth goal for the Little Irish was attributed to a "Team Goal". Billy Lombardi finished 9/12 at the face off draw. He also led his team with seven ground balls. Defenseman Marc Pettrone finished with five ground balls. In the cage, Erich Wischmeyer finished with 14 saves. All four goals for the Knights were unassisted goals. Duncan Ayer finished with three goals and Alex Paroda finished with one goal. In the cage for the Knights, Pat Sheridan finished with eight saves.  

  For a more complete look check out the Full statistics.

 

  --  Brighton scored six goals in the first quarter and coasted to a 16-3 victory over visiting Greece Lightning. Seven players made the offensive book for the Barons. Goalie Tom Hilling had a 73 day in the cage for Brighton. 

  

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Week Number 6 Team Rankings
May 7, 2012 - This week the Fan's of SportsFive added their thoughts to the Class C poll and they overwhelming selected Penn Yan, along with the pollsters.

In Class A, Penfield managed to pass Pittsford for the number two spot. There will be lots of discussion Tuesday, when the two teams play at Pittsford.

There were no changes in the Class B rankings, with the Eagles firmly in first place.

Penn Yan is still at the top of the Class C list with Aquinas still back in second place. Penn Yan plays at Fairport on Thursday.

  

New Images in the Gallery
May 8, 2012 - Two new groups of pictures have been posted to the SportsFive.NET Gallery.

This gallery contains images of games played on April 14th, 2012. Included are games between Fairport/Ithaca and Aquinas/Thomas on April 14th, 2012 and games between Fairport/Schroeder, Penn Yan/HF-L, Spencerport/Hilton, Pittsford/Canandaigua, Penfield/West Genesee, Penn Yan/Geneva, Penfield/Brighton and Thomas/Hilton on April 12th.

The Gallery Main Page has links to many of our albums.

  

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Good Sportsmanship: A Golden Rule in Action!
April 30, 2012 - This is an open letter to all student athletes, coaches, student fans, and parents of Section V Boys' Lacrosse.

As we move into the month of May and the start of the tournament season, I look back at the first two months of the 2012 with concern. I've had the opportunity to view some exceptional play by many of our student athletes on both winning and losing teams. However, I've also seen, first-hand, some very poor play on the field, poor leadership by coaches, as well as,disrespectful remarks made by our parents and fans. Regrettably, the first six weeks of this season has produced more player disqualifications and unsportsmanlike penalties than have been reported over the past four seasons.

Over the past twenty years, our sport has shown tremendous growth at the interscholastic level as well at the community level. Schools representing Section V Boys' lacrosse have won numerous state awards, including a number of state titles. Section V is recognized, at both the state and national level, as a proud program with exceptional athletes and the finest high school coaches. However, I question whether this season, as a Section, we are conducting ourselves in a manner that we and others have come to expect.

Recently, I read an article written on the topic of sportsmanship. It stated that, "Sportsmanship is an aspiration or the ethos that a sport or activity will be enjoyed for its own sake, with proper consideration for fairness, ethics, respect, and a sense of fellowship with one's competitors." Sometimes, as athletes, parents and even spectators, we often are so concerned with "the win"; we don't see the bigger picture. While, there are often inspiring stories about good sportsmanship coming out of tragedy, how often do we hear of good sportsmanship being the norm? Not often enough.

So as we open up our section and state play, good sportsmanship must be our norm.

If good sportsmanship is our section's "Golden Rule in Action", we must treat others as we would like to be treated. As competitors and fans, we should desire for our opponent what we desire for ourselves: a fair, hard-fought contest.

Remember, respect all, fear none, it's time! That's Section V Boy's Lacrosse.

Yours in Lacrosse,
Mike Simon, Sports Coordinator Section V Boy's Lacrosse

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@SportsFive Ready for Twitter "Followers"

March 5, 2012 - As most of you know, SportsFive.NET is always looking for new ways to serve the lacrosse fans of Section Five. This year we decided it was time to be a part of the social media scene. Our Twitter page (@SportFive) will feature tweets of current lacrosse and web site news, scores and brief game highlights as well as story links to the multi-featured web site (SportsFive.net). Look for the Twitter link on the front page of the web site and "Follow" the 2012 season.
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April, 2011 - The general email newsletter that is usually published early each week during the season is now back up and available.

Sign up on from the "Features" page and you will receive in your email box each week, information on what's happened.

A quick look at the weekly rankings, perhaps the "Games of the Week" or a quick look at some of the "hidden treasures on your favorite Section Five Boys Lacrosse site. It's a great reminder of all things in Section Five Lacrosse. Sign up for your subscription here.
  

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New Blog from Fans Point of View

March 7, 2012 - SportsFive is adding a new blog to its blog area. "Fans in the Stands", written by Nan Robinson, will feature human interest content that will appeal to all lacrosse fans. The Sportsfive web site has many resources that provide game, player and team information and so it was decided to make room for a blog that looks at the game and its players from a different point of view; the fans and their thoughts, observations and feelings.

Her first entry shares the reminiscing of a thirty year fan and the feelings of the fans of the game, the players and the coaches. Those early pre-game March practices are tough. Go to Fans in the Stands and read about Nan's observations of the first month of the season.

Ideas for future blog entries are always welcome so feel free to share suggestions through the link provided to her email.

 

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Recent Stories on SportsFive

May 12 Sat

Mynderse Game to support Transverse Myelitis May 12, 2012 - The Mynderse Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will be sponsoring a "TM awareness" game on Tuesday May 15th, at 5:00 pm against Bath. The boys hope to bring awareness to TM and raise money to support the TM Foundation.  Full Report

May 14 Mon

Monday: Waterloo Comes Back for Win May 14, 2012 - Marcus WHitman led for most of the game but a strong surge by the Indians gave them an 8-6 win on Senior night. The Greece Lightning won their first game of the season with a 10-5 win over Batavia. The other winners were Pal-Mac, Bath, Victor and Hilton.  Full Report

May 12 Sat

Saturday: Fairport over C-C, Thomas takes Webster Win May 12, 2012 - It was a beautiful day for lacrosse and six games were played. Most of the games were overmatches, with the closest game being Marcus Whitman over Wayne 8-4. The other winners were Livonia, Fairport, Irondequoit, Waterloo, Pal-Mac, Geneva, Spencerport, Pittsford, HF-L, Bath, Aquinas, B-H, Canandaigua, Brighton and Thomas.  Full Report

May 11 Fri

Friday: Hamburg over Canandaigua 13-8 May 11, 2012 - After rescheduling for the third time, Hamburg (Section VI) finally made it to Canandaigua and came away with a 13-9 victory tonight.  Full Report

May 10 Thu

Thursday: Irondequoit over Pittsford 7-6 May 10, 2012 - In a game that went right to last minute, Irondequoit defeated Pittsford 7-6. Fairport won a 5-2 victory over visiting Penn Yan. Thomas beat Brighton 8-6 and HF-L took at 9-8 win from Webster Schroeder. Penfield won their game with Canandaigua 10-6. The other winners were Gates, Spencerport, Churchville, Victor, Geneva, Mynderse, Bath, East Rochester, Whitman, Livonia, Hilton, Pal-Mac and Timon.  Full Report

May 08 Tue

Tuesday: Schroeder gives Penn Yan a Scare May 8, 2012 - Five games were postponed but ten games were played. Schroeder led for most of the game, but Penn Yan came back for an 8-5 win on the road. Bloomfield-Honeoye scored two goals in the last quarter to beat Wayne Central 5-3. Midlakes defeated Batavia 11-10. Hilton was a 9-7 victor over Churchville-Chili. Waterloo beat Gananda 6-4. The other winners were Irondequoit, Eastridge, Fairport, Victor and Livonia.  Full Report

May 07 Mon

Monday: McQuaid, Gananda and Whitman Win May 7, 2012 - Three games were played in the section today. Gananda beat Midlakes 14-1. Marcus Whitman beat Mynderse 19-9 and McQuaid Jesuit posted 26-6 against Bishop Kearney.  Full Report