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Gananda - 11 Pal-Mac - 14
Livonia - 2 Penn Yan - 16
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Brighton - 4 Victor - 13
HFL - 3 Geneva - 14
Mynderse - 5 Aquinas - 17
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Whitman - 4 Livonia - 21
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Wednesday: All Top Seeds Win in Quarter Finals

- Updated  The quarter final rounds were held in each of the three classes today and in each case the higher seeded team will advance to the semi-finals. Pal-Mac (#4) played the closest game of the day, beating Gananda (#5) 14-11. Pittsford won a 7-3 game with Schroeder, but the other ten games were mismatches. The winners won by at least six goals and outscored their opponents 150-31.

Next up are the semi finals which will be played on Friday at three sites. The Class A games will be held at Eastridge. The 5:00 game will see Fairport (#1) vs Penfield (#4). The second game (7:00 pm) will see Thomas (#2) vs Pittsford (#3).

The Class B games will be played at Webster Schroeder High School. The 5:00 game will have Irondequoit (#2) playing Victor (#3). The 7:00 game have Canandaigua (#1) playing Churchville-Chili (#4). [ Irondequoit is playing first so that players may attend their senior prom. ]

The Class C games will be played at Waterloo. Up first will be Geneva (#1) playing Pal-Mac (#4) at 5:00. Then Penn Yan (#2) will play Aquinas (#3).

The winners will play on Championship Day, Tuesday, May 28th at St. John Fisher College. See the brackets here.

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Quarter Final Games on Wednesday

Penfield 16 - Hilton 9 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Penfield
     Record: 10-7
6 4 5 1   16
  Hilton
     Record: 11-6
3 1 1 4   9
 
 

The book for Penfield: Ryan Fulton (2g), Connor Russell (3g), Max Spaan (1a), Anthony Mitchell (1g), Charlie Cummins (1a), Andrew Schoeneck (4g-2a), Brian Wall (2g), Jonathan Spaan (2g-2a), Jake Sproule (1g), Mitch Standera (1g-3a), Goaltending: Liam Guiton 4s/5ga (42 mins), Nick Presicci 0s/4ga (6 mins).

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The book for Hilton: Harold Juergens (1g), Justin Goodrich (1g), Dante Giordano (1g-1a), Derek Richards (1a), Alex Milliken (2g), Ryan Streb (1g), Teddy Alvarado (1g), Riley Flanagan (2a), Adam Williams (1a), Ricky Cocilova (1g-1a), Shawn Kimble (1g-1a) Goaltending: Jarod Kimble 4s/15ga (35 mins), Mark Detroia 3s/1ga = 75% (13 mins).

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Hilton at Penfield

Geneva 14 - HFL 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Geneva
     Record: 16-1
4 2 5 3   14
  HFL
     Record: 10-8
1 1 0 1   3
 
 

The book for Geneva: Eddie Eddington (1g), Drew Feinberg (1g-3a), Matt Miller (1g), Bobby Sollenne (2g-1a), Sean Cunningham (6g-1a), Jesse Singleton (3g), Goaltending: Jake Sahrle 0s/1ga (3 mins), Derek Grillone 12s/3ga = 80% (45 mins).

The book for HFL: Ryan Kelly (2g), Peter Pluta (1a), Brandon Lewis (1g), Goaltending: Bryce Kelly 9s/14ga (45 mins), Ben Halleran 0s/0ga (3 mins).

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--  NOTE:An power outage kept Geneva from filing a report on game night.

Pal-Mac 14 - Gananda 11 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Pal-Mac
     Record: 13-4
5 1 3 5   14
  Gananda
     Record: 13-5
2 2 2 5   11
 
 

The book for Pal-Mac: Jarett Duchesneau (3a), Tyler Hurlbutt (3g-1a), Stephen Morrell (1g), Ben Reeves (5g-5a), Jeremiah Ubbink (3g), AJ Hems (2g), Goaltending: Jack DeMeyers 14s/11ga = 56% (48 mins).

The book for Gananda: Dylan Joy (1g), Josh Anken (1a), Riley Palmer (2g-1a), Kyle Lombardozzi (1g), Zach Rink (3g-2a), Nick Rapp (1g-1a), Colin Brillian (3g-1a) Goaltending: Brandon Smith 10s/13ga (48 mins).

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Pittsford 7 - Schroeder 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Pittsford
     Record: 14-3
3 1 2 1   7
  Schroeder
     Record: 7-10
0 1 1 1   3
 
 

The book for Pittsford: Stephen Quinzi (2g), Ben Overslaugh (1g), Andrew Rodenhouse (1a), Albie DiPasquale (4a), Brad Schumacher (3g), Brandon Barker (1a), James Felix (1g-1a), Goaltending: Kevin Maguire 6s/3ga = 67% (48 mins).

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The book for Schroeder: Keenan Denis (2g), Kenny Nelson (1a), Marco DeBole (1g) Goaltending: Willie Klan 17s/7ga = 71% (48 mins).

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Churchville-Chili 9 - McQuaid Jesuit 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Churchville-Chili
     Record: 10-7
2 0 3 4   9
  McQuaid Jesuit
     Record: 7-10
1 0 0 2   3
 
 

The book for Churchville-Chili: Aaron Buck (1g), Trevor Hodgins (1g), Lucas Blaszyk (1a), Joey Johnson (3g), Jake Mortier (2g-2a), Ryan Cosgrove (1g), Danny Kobler (1g), Goaltending: Mike Yehl 11s/3ga = 79% (47 mins), Jamie Cullen 0s/0ga (1 mins).

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The book for McQuaid Jesuit: Zach Ettinghausen (1g), Jake Merkel (1a), Joe Hayes (1g), Jake Gleason (1g-1a), Goaltending: Dylan Sulzbach 16s/8ga = 67% (46 mins), Kenny Hall 0s/1ga (2 mins).

 

Irondequoit 18 - Spencerport 5 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Irondequoit
     Record: 10-7
7 5 5 1   18
  Spencerport
     Record: 7-10
2 0 1 2   5
 
 

The book for Irondequoit: Ben Brooks (3g), Joel Roemer (4g-1a), Danny Pignato (3g-2a), Daniel Doktor (2g-4a), Jacy Karpovage (1g-1a), Mitchell Culver (1g), Nicholas Pignato (1g), Ian Mohr (2g-1a), Andy Schwin (1g-1a), Goaltending: Alex Shoemaker 7s/3ga = 70% (26 mins), Jake Dougherty 1s/1ga = 50% (3 mins), John Venner 4s/1ga = 80% (19 mins).

The book for Spencerport: Jeremy Powers (1g), Kasey Olsen (1g), Brandon Ellis (1a), Matt Kaser (2g-1a), Colin Mcelligott (1g), Goaltending: Connor MacKenzie 8s/17ga (48 mins).

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Thomas 18 - Rush-Henrietta 6 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Thomas
     Record: 15-2
6 5 5 2   18
  Rush-Henrietta
     Record: 6-11
1 2 1 2   6
 
 

The book for Thomas: Kevin Hill (2g), Caleb Humbert (1g), Justin Bird (1g-1a), Mitch Hutteman (1g-1a), Jake Giudice (2g-2a), Travis Ford (1g), Adam Jollow (2g-1a), Nick Schuman (2g), Aaron Jollow (2g), John Hill (4g-1a), Goaltending: John Bezek 4s/4ga = 50% (33 mins), Dean O`neil 0s/1ga (6 mins), Alex Gulisano 1s/1ga = 50% (9 mins).

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The book for Rush-Henrietta: Tyler Gerhardt (1a), Sean Tomkinson (1g-2a), Matt Hair (1g), Nick Lenhard (1g), Nick Binnert (3g) Goaltending: McKenzie Spooner 19s/18ga = 51% (48 mins).

 

Victor 13 - Brighton 4 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Victor
     Record: 9-8
2 4 4 3   13
  Brighton
     Record: 6-11
1 2 0 1   4
 
 

The book for Victor: Dan Barrow (1g), Kyle Haslinger (3g-1a), Jordon Hodder (4g), Sam Byassee (1g-3a), Ryan Maloney (2a), Eric Haney (1g), Roy Young (1g), Alec DeCarlo (1a), Kyle Collins (2g), Goaltending: Troy Dowdle 7s/3ga = 70% (43 mins), Matt Draveck 1s/1ga = 50% (5 mins).

The book for Brighton: Max Coke (1g), Casey Kopp (1a), Greg Shinaman (1g), Austin Carr (1g), Andy Wong (1g) Goaltending: Andy Wong 15s/13ga = 54% (48 mins).

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Brighton at Victor

Canandaigua 14 - Eastridge 2 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Canandaigua
     Record: 11-6
4 5 4 1   14
  Eastridge
     Record: 3-14
0 1 0 1   2
 
 

The book for Canandaigua: Connor Moore (3a), Nick Johnson (1g), Matt Boseck (1a), Mitchell Schaefer (1g-3a), Trevor Dobies (1a), Ben Smith-Wilcox (1g), Connor Hulme (3g), Eric Munn (4g-2a), Dan LaCrosse (1g-1a), Brian Feldman (2g-1a), Nathan Bellis (1g), Goaltending.

The book for Eastridge: Anthony Suero (1g), Mike DeSantis (1g), Anthony Coffaro (1a) Goaltending: Chris Doktor 16s/14ga = 53% (48 mins).

 

Fairport 15 - Arc/Oly 2 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Fairport
     Record: 15-2
5 7 3 0   15
  Arc/Oly
     Record: 8-9
0 1 1 0   2
 
 

The book for Fairport: Jay Vakiener (1g), Jordan Growney (1g-1a), Dan McAvoy (1g-1a), Max Gerling (3g-3a), Jack Sanna (1a), CT Bove (4g-3a), Kacin Welch (1g), Kevin Vaughn (1a), Cameron Gebhardt (3g-1a), Josh Halter (1g), Goaltending: Jake Newkirk 1s/1ga = 50% (26 mins), Joey Scalise 0s/1ga (11 mins).

The book for Arc/Oly: Sergio Rosado (1g), Bryan Collister (1g) Goaltending: Josh Hovey 14s/15ga (36 mins).

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--  Game NOTE: Due to weather conditions the game was called with 11 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

Aquinas 17 - Mynderse 5 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Aquinas
     Record: 12-4
5 7 3 2   17
  Mynderse
     Record: 12-6
1 0 2 2   5
 
 

The book for Aquinas: Jamison Whitfield (1g-2a), Greer Leva (3g-1a), Alex Bianchi (5g-2a), Jonathan Perotto (1g-2a), Terrance Richards (1a), Jonathan Olbrich (3g), Billy Lombardi (4g), Goaltending: Andrew Kausch 3s/3ga = 50% (14 mins), Alex Uhlein 4s/2ga = 67% (34 mins).

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The book for Mynderse: Justin Hlywa (3g-1a), Mike Barbay (2g), Aaron Peterman (2a), Goaltending: Tim Trickler 15s/17ga (48 mins).

 

Penn Yan 16 - Livonia 2 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Penn Yan
     Record: 12-4
8 5 2 1   16
  Livonia
     Record: 12-6
0 1 1 0   2
 
 

The book for Penn Yan: Rion Davison (3g-2a), Sean Emerson (1g), Corey Grace (1g-1a), Austin Fingar (1g-1a), Andrew Perl (5g), Brett McMichael (1g-1a), Bradley Voigt (1g-3a), Ryan Maciejewski (3g-2a), Goaltending: Gage Ponsetti 0s/0ga (8 mins), Brandon Maciejewski 11s/2ga = 85% (40 mins).

The book for Livonia: Mitchell Kinney (1g), Josh Wester (1g), Derek Bishopp (1a), Goaltending: Jordan Cauwels 4s/15ga (36 mins), John Stockslader 0s/1ga (12 mins).

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Livonia at Penn Yan

  

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2013 All-American Selected by Coaches

All American

- Special The Head Coaches of Section Five met on Sunday afternoon to listen to the presentations of twenty-three players who had been nominated for All-America team honors. The awards, sponsored by US Lacrosse, identify some of the best players from each area of the country.

In previous years, the national awards were selected by various leagues. This year, for the third year, the Head Coaches of thirty-seven teams came together to pick the players to receive the various awards.

The Academic All-American award is the highest honor given to a player who is both a great lacrosse player and an excellent student. US Lacrosse allows one award for each ten teams in the area and so there were three awards for Section Five this year. An Academic All-American must, first be selected as All American and then, where warranted, can be nominated as the result of their academic accomplishments. Eight players were nominated for the award this year.

The All-American award is given to great lacrosse players from the area. US Lacrosse allows one award for each five teams in the area, so with thirty-seven teams in Section Five, there were seven awards available this year. Twenty-seven players were nominated, but after the first team league lists were determined twenty-three players were considered. USLacrosse requires that players who are in leagues must make first team league honors in order to be considered.

New last year, USLacrosse added an award named for the long-time Johns Hopkins lacrosse coach and Athletic Director, Bob Scott. The annual award is given to a senior of outstanding character, good academic standing and one who demonstrates good sportsmanship and safe play. Read about the award and Coach Scott at the USLacrosse site. The winner from Section Five, this year, was Brockport goalie, Julian King.

US Lacrosse

2013 Academic All Americans

Luc Bailey - McQuaid Jesuit senior - defenseman - Ohio State
James Burdette - Penn Yan senior - defenseman - Albany
Sean Cunningham - Geneva senior - midfielder - Hobart

    2013 All Americans

Ben Brooks - Irondequoit senior midfielder - Mercyhurst
Charlie Cummins - Penfield senior defenseman - Tampa
Albie DiPasquale - Pittsford senior attackman - Syracuse
Matt Kasar - Spencerport senior attackman - Binghamton
Ben Reeves - Pal-Mac junior attackman - Verbal: Hobart
Jay Vakiener - Fairport senior midfielder - Binghamton
Kevin Vaughn - Fairport senior midfielder - Mercyhurst

All Americans

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Monday: The Tournaments Begin with Class C Games

- The 2013 Section Five Tournaments began today with Claus C out-bracket games for eight teams. While the top four seeds received a bye in the first round, teams seeded seven through twelve played today and all four of the top seeded teams won their games. HF-L beat Wayne 6-3, Gananda defeated Bath 20-13 and Livonia defeated Marcus Whitman 21-4. In the most exciting game of the first round, Mynderse beat Waterloo 5-4 in overtime.

Next up: The quarter finals in all three classes. See the brackets here.

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Fairport at Pittsford

Mynderse 5 - Waterloo 4 in Overtime 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Mynderse
     Record: 12-5
2 1 0 1 1 5
  Waterloo
     Record: 7-10
0 2 2 0   4
 
 

The book for Mynderse: Ben Cafolla (1g), Francis Leddy (1a), Mike Barbay (1g), Aaron Peterman (2g), Mike Millis (1g), Goaltending: Tim Trickler 14s/4ga = 78% (50 mins).

The book for Waterloo: Mike Wright (1g), Tim Brown (3g), Tim Wright (4a) Goaltending: Mark Campbell 8s/5ga = 62% (50 mins).

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 -- Special Two evenly matched teams came to Mynderse Academy stadium to face off in an out bracket game for the Class C tournament. The Indians forced overtime with the final goal of the fourth quarter and then won the game 5-4 with an unassisted goal from AWaterloo at Myndersearon Peterman with 2:10 remaining in the first overtime period.

The game was a story of three momentum changes. The first began with Mynderse controlling the first quarter. The Blue Devils won the first two face offs on technical wins and had the first shots at the cage. They converted on two of their first five shots. The opening goal of the contest was scored on a drive from behind by Peterson. He came three yards off the crease and put the ball high past Waterloo goalie Mark Campbell. Campbell finished with 13 saves for the Indians (62%). Two and a half minutes later the Blue Devils scored again. Their goal came from an interception during a clear with Ben Cafolla intercepting the pass and taking the ball all the way to the goal. Mynderse led 2-0 after the first quarter. In the first quarter, Mynderse defenseman Brody Bently stepped up with two one-on-one takes and helped control the Waterloo offense. Bently at LSM and Mike Millis at close defense were key components to the Mynderse victory.Waterloo at Mynderse

Mynderse added their third goal just over a minute into the second quarter. The play began with Francis Leddy coming from behind the cage. He drove in and made an impressive pinpoint pass through the defenseman to Mike Barbay for the goal. Approximately halfway through the quarter the Indians started to make strides and change the momentum to their favor. The Blue Devils only took two more shots in the rest of the quarter and only two additional shots in the fourth quarter. Mynderse did not score again for twenty-four minutes and were held to just those four shots in that time. To compare, the Indians took nine shots in the second quarter and another eleven in the third quarter. Although of the twenty shots spanning the second and third quarters only ten were on cage (including their four goals). With 2:21 remaining in the first half, Tim Wright started on a dead ball behind the cage. He drove towards the cage and, after a slide, found Tim Brown open on the crease for the first Indian goal of the night. 1:05 later Wright set up the same move, only this time he drove from the left sideline. The Blue Devils led 3-2 going into halftime.

In the third quarter, the Indians kept up their pressure and their dominance of the game. With 5:36 remaining in the third quarter, Wright stepped up behind the cage. He ran at the goal and found Mike Wright open on the crease for the tying goal. Four minutes later Waterloo took their first and only lead of the game. Wright assisted his fourth goal straight with a feed to Brown. This time he fed from the outside to the crease without a dodge first. Waterloo led 4-3 going into the final quarter.

In the fourth quarter, Mynderse kept their shot count down only adding four shots (two on cage). They scored the tying goal with 10:24 remaining in the game when Millis picked off a pass on the clearing attempted and took the ball in for the goal. Waterloo attempted to take the lead back. They took twelve shots in the final quarter. Wright, a senior, held his team high and fought back to keep the Indians in the game. He had the last shot of the game for Waterloo, but Mynderse goalie Time Trickler came up with a save to send the game to overtime. Trickler finished with 14 saves and an impressive 78% day between the pipes.

In the overtime period, Mynderse won the face off and had the first chance at the ball. They could not get a shot off before Waterloo took the ball back on bad pass. Defenseman Nicholas Stenberg picked up the loose ball and cleared the ball up the field. Stenberg led his team in ground balls with six. The Indians could not control the ball and it was immediately taken back by Ruairi Orlando. Barbay picked up the loose ball and brought it back over the midfield line when Mynderse called a timeout at 2:17 remaining. Peterman started with the ball after the overtime and after dodging past two defenseman, bounced the ball into the top corner of the cage past Campbell to secure the Blue Devils victory.

Mynderse moves on to play at Aquinas in Wednesday's quarter final round.  return to top

 

Fairport at Pittsford

Livonia 21 - Marcus Whitman 4 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Livonia
     Record: 12-5
6 7 6 2   21
  Marcus Whitman
     Record: 7-10
1 1 2 0   4
 
 

The book for Livonia: Mitchell Kinney (2g-5a), Levi Rizzo (1g), Steven Curci (1g), Jack Simpson (3a), Dustin Ayers (2g-1a), Sean Kidder (1g), Josh Lyons (3g), Josh Wester (6g-2a), Derek Bishopp (3g-4a), Jake Chichester (1g), DiVonte Gieger (1g), Goaltending: Jordan Cauwels 3s/4ga (31 mins), John Stockslader 0s/0ga (17 mins).

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The book for Marcus Whitman: Connor Kelly (3g), Matt Hall (1g), Tyler Dancause (2a), Goaltending: Tanner Smith 0s/7ga (18 mins), Merritt Bailey 12s/14ga (30 mins).

 

--  Game NOTE: Livonia travels to Penn Yan on Wednesday.

Gananda 20 - Bath 13 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Gananda
     Record: 13-4
6 6 3 5   20
  Bath
     Record: 5-11
2 3 3 5   13
 
 

The book for Gananda: Joe Fisher (1g), Kyler Friesner (9g), Josh Anken (3a), Riley Palmer (1g), Kyle Lombardozzi (1g), Zach Rink (3g-3a), Allyn Sanderson (2a), Nick Rapp (1g-1a), Zach Bingelli (1g-2a), Colin Brillian (3g-1a), Goaltending: Brandon Smith 10s/13ga (48 mins).

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The book for Bath: Michael Rice (4g), Shayne Stonier (1a), Patrick Brewer (3a), Bruce Rinker (5g-2a), Mitch Fuller (4g), Goaltending: Matt Hauryski 7s/20ga (48 mins).

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--  Game NOTE: Gananda will play at Pal-Mac on Wednesday.

HFL 6 - Wayne 3 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 HFL
     Record: 10-7
0 0 4 2   6
  Wayne
     Record: 9-8
1 0 1 1   3
 
 

The book for HFL: Connor Flaherty (2g-2a), Tim Breau (2g-1a), Ryan Kelly (1g), Peter Pluta (1g), Goaltending: Bryce Kelly 9s/3ga = 75% (48 mins).

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The book for Wayne: Josh Bowman (1g), Andrew Jenkins (1g), Tim Oddi (1g-1a) Goaltending: Justin Townsend 12s/6ga = 67% (48 mins).

 

 -- In the second closest game of the night, eighth seeded HF-L defeated ninth seeded Wayne, 6-3. The Cougars only led by a single goal with 3:25 remaining in the contest but then scored the last two goals in the final three minutes. The game was a battle of defenses with both goalies finishing over 67%. For Wayne, Justin Townsend finished with 12 saves (67%) and for HF-L, Bryce Kelly finished with 9 saves (75%). HFL defensemen Aidan Papalia (4) and James Haas (2) also stood out on ground ball counts for the Cougars. For Wayne, defensemen Daniel Markwitz and Santana Deanda both had strong nights.

Wayne started the scoring with the only goal of the first half. In the first quarter, Tim Oddi assisted Jake Moss for the Screaming Eagles goal. They held the lead 1-0 until HF-L tied the game with 9:46 remaining in the third quarter. Tim Breau tied the game with an unassisted goal for the Cougars. HF-L kept up the pressure and never trailed for the remainder of the game. Connor Flaherty scored the next goal (also unassisted) before assisting Breau on the third HF-L goal. Wayne fought back and kept the goal close with an unassisted goal from Oddi with 5:16 remaining in the third quarter. The final goal of the third quarter was scored by Flaherty with an assist from Breau. Flaherty’s goal was scored during extra-man offense. HF-L led 4-2 going into the final quarter.

Wayne scored the first goal of the last quarter to make it a one goal game. Andrew Jenkins scored unassisted for the Screaming Eagles. The Cougars added the final two goals in the last three minutes. Peter Pluta and Ryan Kelly scored for HF-L.

The Cougars now move on to play at Geneva on Wednesday. return to top

  

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Local Official on HBO's Real Sports Tuesday

- Local lacrosse official Pete McCabe will appear on a segment on the HBO program, Real Sports on Tuesday night. Some of the material taped for the show was taken at the Gates at Spencerport game on May 11th.

Pete is a great advocate for sportsmanship and may get a chance to talk about it although the program will most probably focus on the viscous attack Pete suffered when officiated a local semi-pro football game a few years ago.

  

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The 2013 Tournament Seeds are Announced
 Fairport, Canandaigua and Geneva Take Top SeedsBrackets

 -- Special The last game of the season saw Penn Yan defeating Clarence and that game determined which team in Class A would get the #2 seed and which one would get the #3 seed.

In Class A, Fairport took the top seed, Webster Thomas will take the second seed, Pittsford will be in third and Penfield will be in fourth. Rounding out the eight team tournament are Hilton (5), Webster Schroeder (6), Rush-Henrietta (8) and Greece Lightning (Arc/Oly #8).

In Class B, Canandaigua takes the top seed, Irondequoit takes the second seed, Victor is in third and Churchville-Chili is the fourth seed. The Class B Tournament also has eight teams this year and rounding out the group are McQuaid Jesuit (5), Brighton (6), Spencerport (7) and Eastridge (8). Eastridge and Brockport has identical records that were tied through six tie breaker procedures and went to a coin flip by Lacrosse Chairman, Mike Simon.

In Class C, Geneva is the top seeded team. Penn Yan is in second, Aquinas is third and Pal-Mac is fourth. Rounding out the twelve team tournament are Gananda (5), Mynderse (6), Livonia (7), HF-L (8), Wayne (9), Marcus Whitman (10), Waterloo (11), and Bath (12).

Bracket for Class A, Class B and Class C are available.

  

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Friday: Last Game of the Regular Season, Penn Yan Wins

- The last game of the regular season was played and Penn Yan walked away with a 12-4 win over Clarence of Section 6 (Buffalo). Mustang junior goalie Brandon Maciejewski had a 71% day in the cage and picked up six ground balls. Austin Fingar won 15/20 draws and picked up ten ground balls for Penn Yan.

Fairport at Pittsford

Penn Yan 12 - Clarence 4 

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 Penn Yan
     Record: 11-4
3 3 4 2   12
  Clarence
     Record: 11-5
2 0 1 1   4
 
 

The book for Penn Yan: Bradley Voigt (2g-3a), Ryan Maciejewski (3g-5a), Andrew Perl (5g), Rion Davison (2g-1a), Goaltending: Brandon Maciejewski 10s/4ga = 71% (48 mins).

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Tuesday: Fairport Takes Pittsford in OT, Irondequoit Over CA

- On the last big day of the regular season, Fairport needed overtime to beat Pittsford 10-9. Later Irondequoit took control of Canandaigua and beat the Braves 11-8. Bath beat Horseheads 17-16. HF-L was a 12-9 winner over Brighton and Pal-Mac defeated Wayne 12-8. Other winner were The Lightning, Batavia, Penfield, Churchville-Chili, Spencerport, Hilton, Aquinas, Mynderse, Marcus Whitman, Rush-Henrietta and Geneva.

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Fairport at Pittsford

Fairport 10 - Pittsford 9 in Overtime 

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 Pittsford
     Record: 13-3
1 4 2 2   9
  Fairport
     Record: 14-2
3 1 5 0 1 10
 
 

The book for Pittsford: Stephen Quinzi (1g), Billy Cooper (1g), Ben Overslaugh (2g), Andrew Rodenhouse (1a), Albie DiPasquale (3g), Brandon Barker (2g-1a), Goaltending: Kevin Maguire 6s/10ga (49 mins).

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The book for Fairport: Justin Kesselring (1g), Jay Vakiener (4a), Dan McAvoy (4g), Jack Sanna (1a), CT Bove (1g), Kacin Welch (1g), Kevin Vaughn (1g-1a), Cameron Gebhardt (2g) Goaltending: Jake Newkirk 9s/9ga = 50% (50 mins).

 

 -- Special One of the most anticipated games of the season pitted Fairport and Pittsford in an end of the year game for the league championship. Given the expected crowds, the game was moved from Pittsford Mendon to St. John Fisher College. The game was, as expected, an exciting one, which was won in overtime by Fairport. Fairport at Pittsford

Fairport scored the first two goals of the game with the same two players. Jay Vakiener threw the ball to Dan McAvoy to give the Red Raiders a 2-0 lead. Pittsford came back on a fast break clear with a goal from Albie DiPasquale by way of Andrew Rodenhouse, but Fairport closed the scoring in the first quarter with an unassisted goal by McAvoy (4g). The Red Raiders led 3-1 at the end of the first quarter.

The two teams traded the first two goals in the second quarter and then Pittsford scored the last three. Ben Overslaugh scored an unassisted goal for Pittsford on a drive to the crease and Cameron Gebhardt scored an unassisted goal for Fairport after picking up a loose ball on the cease. Pittsford scored at 6:54 with Stephen Quinzi driving from the right. Brandon Barker assisted Overslaugh on the next goal on a pop out. Billy Cooper scored an unassisted goal at 1:58 with an inside dodge to the crease. Fairport led at the half, 5-4.Fairport at Pittsford

The momentum shifted back to Fairport in the third, with the Red Raiders adding five goal to their side while holding Pittsford to two. The Panthers scored first to tie the game at 6-6 with a DiPasquale drive from the right crease at 9:21. The Red Raiders scored the next three goals in a period of just over two minutes. Kevin Vaughn struck with a hard sidearm shot from the top center. Jack Sanna fed Kacin Welch on the crease and Vakiener fed Gebhardt on a cross-crease pass. DiPasquale broke the Fairport streak with an unassisted goal for the Panthers, but Fairport came back less than a minute later with Vaughn feeding McAvoy with a quick pass to the far side of the goal. Vakiener assisted the final goal of the quarter when he threw the ball to Justin Kesselring with just over three minutes left in the third quarter.

Fairport was ahead by two goals at the top of the last quarter, but junior midfielder Brandon Barker scored two unassisted goal (one at 10:38 and the other at 1:49) to tie the game at 9-9. Despite efforts by both teams, the last minute and a half was played without a tie-breaker.

Pittsford won the face off at the top of the first overtime period. After a timeout and a couple of tussles for ground balls, Fairport took possession and called their own timeout. Fairport put a shot on the cage but as it bounced off the goalie the loose ball was picked up by CT Bove and pooped into the goal for the thrilling finish to an excellent game.

--  Game NOTE: Stephen Ricci helped the Panthers win 14 of 17 face offs. return to top

Thomas at Canandaigua

Aquinas 13 - Victor 8 

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 Victor
     Record: 8-8
1 3 1 3   8
  Aquinas
     Record: 11-4
3 5 3 2   13
 
 

The book for Victor: Reyluis Gutierrez (1a), Casey Kidder (1g), Kyle Haslinger (1g-1a), Jordon Hodder (2g), Sam Byassee (1g), Eric Haney (1g), Luke Bartkoski (1g), Roy Young (1g-2a), Goaltending: Troy Dowdle 9s/13ga (44 mins), Matt Draveck 0s/0ga (4 mins).

The book for Aquinas: Greer Leva (4g), Tommy Bell (1a), Alex Bianchi (1g-4a), Jonathan Perotto (2a), Ricky Barton (1a), Jonathan Olbrich (5g), Billy Lombardi (3g) Goaltending: Alex Uhlein 5s/8ga (48 mins).

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Arc/Oly 12 - Eastridge 3 

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 Arc/Oly
     Record: 8-8
4 2 3 3   12
  Eastridge
     Record: 3-13
0 0 1 2   3
 
 

The book for Arc/Oly: Connor May (3g-1a), Sergio Rosado (4g), Tyler Dalle (2a), Bryan Collister (1g-1a), Nick Capone (2g-2a), Jon Gee (2g-1a), Matt Bloomer (1a), Goaltending: Josh Hovey 7s/3ga = 70% (48 mins).

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The book for Eastridge: Mike DeSantis (1g), Zachary Chang (1a), Anthony Coffaro (2g-1a) Goaltending: Chris Doktor 16s/12ga = 57% (48 mins).

 

Batavia 8 - Bishop Kearney 5 

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 Bishop Kearney
     Record: 2-14
1 1 1 2   5
  Batavia
     Record: 1-15
1 2 4 1   8
 
 

The book for Bishop Kearney: Kyle Kuebler (1g), Tim Schrieber (1g), Tucker Daddis (1g), Kyle Miller (2g), Goaltending: Andrew Barreca 7s/8ga (48 mins).

The book for Batavia: Trevor Rittersback (5g), Tyler Fales (1g-3a), Dennis Alton (2g), Tiara Filbert (2a), Goaltending: Jimmy Cherry 0s/0ga (1 mins), Cameron Comer 11s/5ga = 69% (47 mins).

 

Bath 17 - Horseheads 16 

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 Horseheads
     Record: 6-10
4 3 5 4   16
  Bath
     Record: 5-10
4 7 3 3   17
 
 

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The book for Bath: Michael Rice (7g-1a), Anthony Force (1a), Caleb Gable-Hyer (1a), Patrick Brewer (1g), Chuckie Robinson (1a), Kyle Clark (1g-1a), Bruce Rinker (3g-1a), Mitch Fuller (3g-1a), David Dubois (1a), Brandon Dickson (2g-1a), Goaltending: Matt Hauryski 9s/16ga (48 mins).

 

--  Game NOTE: Horseheads tied the game with 2:49 remaining in the game. With 0:44 left on the clock, Bruce Rinker scored the game winning goal with an assist from Anthony Force.

Churchville-Chili 12 - Ath/Ody 8 

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 Churchville-Chili
     Record: 9-7
1 5 6 0   12
  Ath/Ody
     Record: 8-8
0 2 2 4   8
 
 

The book for Churchville-Chili: Dan Cobb (1g), Aaron Buck (1g-1a), Joey Greene (2g), Trevor Hodgins (4g), Cullen Orengo (1a), Ryan Cosgrove (2g-4a), Joey Carr (1g), Andrew Goodermote (1g), Goaltending: Matt Cobb 7s/8ga (48 mins).

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The book for Ath/Ody: Pat Crowe (1g), Nick Messmer (1a), Jamie Trimboli (4g-1a), Anthony Crawford (1g-2a), Anthony Merola (2g), Goaltending: Hunter Merola 2s/12ga (48 mins).

 

Spencerport 11 - Gates Chili 5 

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 Gates Chili
     Record: 4-12
2 0 2 1   5
  Spencerport
     Record: 7-9
2 4 2 3   11
 
 

The book for Gates Chili: Greg Statt (1g), Joe Corona (1a), Zack Campaniello (1g), Matt Martin (1g-1a), Jon Taliento (1g), Joe Caccamise (1g), Phil Ruf (1a), Goaltending: Dylan Dix 17s/11ga = 61% (48 mins).

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The book for Spencerport: Ryan Schirano (2g), Nick Ventrella (1a), Kasey Olsen (3g-1a), Brandon Ellis (1g), Corey Sauers (1g-1a), Matt Kaser (3g-5a), Colin Mcelligott (1g), Goaltending: Connor MacKenzie 11s/5ga = 69% (48 mins).

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Pal-Mac 14 - Wayne 10 

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 Pal-Mac
     Record: 12-4
4 3 3 4   14
  Wayne
     Record: 9-7
2 2 3 3   10
 
 

The book for Pal-Mac: Jarett Duchesneau (5a), Tyler Hurlbutt (4g-1a), Stephen Morrell (1a), Ben Reeves (7g-5a), Jeremiah Ubbink (1g), AJ Hems (2g), Goaltending: Jack DeMeyers 10s/10ga = 50% (48 mins).

The book for Wayne: Josh Bowman (1g), Salvatore Desiato (1g-1a), Jake Moss (1g-3a), Andrew Jenkins (3g), Cody Matteson (1a), Tim Oddi (4g), Goaltending: Justin Townsend 17s/14ga = 55% (47 mins), Billy Hamman 0s/0ga (1 mins).

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Marcus Whitman 14 - Avon 6 

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 Marcus Whitman
     Record: 7-9
5 5 2 2   14
  Avon
     Record: 4-12
1 2 2 1   6
 
 

The book for Marcus Whitman: Lukas Brassi (1g), Connor Kelly (4g-2a), Matt Hall (5g-1a), Tyler Dancause (1g-2a), Merritt Bailey (1a), Alex Archer (2g), Devante Evans (1g), Goaltending: Tanner Smith 6s/4ga = 60% (32 mins), Merritt Bailey 3s/2ga = 60% (16 mins).

The book for Avon: Ryan Doudt (4g), James Appleton (1g-1a), Mitchell Wolfanger (1g-1a), Zachary Haley (1a), Goaltending: Austin Henderson 7s/14ga (48 mins).

 

Hilton 17 - Brockport 6 

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 Hilton
     Record: 11-5
6 5 5 1   17
  Brockport
     Record: 3-13
1 3 0 2   6
 
 

The book for Hilton: Harold Juergens (1g), Dante Giordano (4g), Derek Richards (2g-6a), Alex Milliken (3g), Ryan Streb (1g), Riley Flanagan (1g), Adam Williams (1a), Julian Hernandez (1g), Mike Gouger (2g), Ricky Cocilova (2a), Shawn Kimble (2g-1a), Ryan Palmeri (1a), Goaltending: Tyler Cusse 2s/0ga = 100% (18 mins), Mark Detroia 3s/6ga (30 mins).

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The book for Brockport: Cody Johnson (1g-2a), Steve Scarlata (1g), Andy Reed (4g-1a), Dylan Sharp (1a), Chad Tobey (1a) Goaltending: Julian King 19s/17ga = 53% (48 mins).

 

Mynderse 13 - Bloomfield-Honeoye 4 

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 Bloomfield-Honeoye
     Record: 2-13
0 0 0 0   4
  Mynderse
     Record: 11-5
0 0 0 0   13
 
 

The book for Bloomfield-Honeoye: Andrew Egan (2a), Peter Daum (1g), Allan Smith (1g), Corey Syverson (1g), John Babcock (1g), Goaltending: Jud Hershey 5s/4ga = 56% (24 mins), Evan Multala 3s/8ga (24 mins).

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The book for Mynderse: Mike Millis (2g), Brody Bentley (1g), Justin Hlywa (3g-5a), Ben Cafolla (2g), Francis Leddy (1a), Aaron Peterman (4g-1a), Mike Barbay (1g) Goaltending: Tim Trickler 11s/4ga = 73% (48 mins).

 

HFL 12 - Brighton 9 

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 Brighton
     Record: 6-10
1 3 5 0   9
  HFL
     Record: 9-7
2 1 3 6   12
 
 

The book for Brighton: Casey Kopp (3g-2a), Greg Shinaman (1g), Austin Carr (3g), Robert Haggerty (2g), Ethan Appleton (1a), Goaltending: Andy Wong 8s/12ga (48 mins).

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The book for HFL: Bill Pluta (2g), Evan Gaudette (1g-1a), Connor Flaherty (3g-2a), Tim Breau (1g-3a), Ryan Kelly (2g), Peter Pluta (2g-1a), Eric Teel (1g) Goaltending: Bryce Kelly 14s/9ga = 61% (48 mins).

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--  Game NOTE: HF-L scored the last six goals to get for the win.

Thomas 16 - Rush-Henrietta 11 

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 Thomas
     Record: 14-2
3 6 3 4   16
  Rush-Henrietta
     Record: 6-10
2 2 1 6   11
 
 

The book for Thomas: Kevin Hill (3g), Justin Bird (2g-2a), Mitch Hutteman (3g), Jake Giudice (5g-2a), Adam Jollow (1g), Nick Schuman (1g-3a), Aaron Jollow (1g-1a), Goaltending: John Bezek 7s/4ga = 64% (33 mins), Alex Gulisano 2s/7ga (15 mins).

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The book for Rush-Henrietta: Brad Schillinger (2g-1a), Joseph LaRocca (2g-1a), Sean Tomkinson (4g-3a), Nick Lenhard (3g), Nick Binnert (3a) Goaltending: McKenzie Spooner 14s/16ga (48 mins).

 

Geneva 22 - Midlakes 2 

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 Geneva
     Record: 15-1
12 7 1 2   22
  Midlakes
     Record: 3-13
0 1 0 1   2
 
 

The book for Geneva: Jesse Lewis (1g), Eddie Eddington (6g), Ethan Bakogiannis (1g-1a), Jake Rotenberg (1g), Drew Feinberg (4g-2a), Kyle Cosentino (1g), Matt Miller (3g-1a), Sean Cunningham (4g-5a), Jesse Singleton (1g-5a), Goaltending: Jake Sahrle 1s/1ga = 50% (24 mins), Derek Grillone 1s/1ga = 50% (24 mins).

The book for Midlakes: Robert Middlebrook (1a), Cody Maher (1g), Sean Peacock (1g) Goaltending: Ty Jensen 8s/20ga (36 mins), Will Beikrich 2s/2ga = 50% (12 mins).

 

Penfield 14 - Schroeder 4 

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 Penfield
     Record: 9-7
3 5 0 6   14
  Schroeder
     Record: 7-9
0 1 3 0   4
 
 

The book for Penfield: Ryan Fulton (2g-1a), Max Spaan (1g), Anthony Mitchell (1a), Andrew Schoeneck (3g-1a), Brian Wall (3g), Jonathan Spaan (1g-4a), Jake Sproule (2g), James Stoler (1g), Mitch Standera (1g), Goaltending: Liam Guiton 11s/4ga = 73% (46 mins), Nick Presicci 1s/0ga = 100% (2 mins).

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The book for Schroeder: Mike Trass (1g), Keenan Denis (1g), Kenny Nelson (1g-1a), Marco DeBole (2a), Joe Saltrelli (1g) Goaltending: Cooper Lee 1s/1ga = 50% (3 mins), Willie Klan 10s/13ga (45 mins).

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Irondequoit 11 - Canandaigua 8 

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 Irondequoit
     Record: 9-7
6 0 2 3   11
  Canandaigua
     Record: 10-6
2 4 0 2   8
 
 

The book for Irondequoit: Raymond Shalvoy (1a), Joshua Merkel (4g), Ben Brooks (1g), Joel Roemer (3g), Danny Pignato (1a), Daniel Doktor (1g), Jacy Karpovage (1a), Andy Schwin (2g), Goaltending: Alex Shoemaker 15s/8ga = 65% (48 mins).

The book for Canandaigua: Connor Moore (1g), Ben Northrup (1a), Connor Hulme (1g), Eric Munn (1g-1a), Dan LaCrosse (1g-1a), Brian Feldman (3g), Michael Cuciti (1g) Goaltending: Michael Cuciti 10s/11ga (48 mins).

 

--  Canandaigua goalie Michael Cuciti scored the first goal of the game after running down field without opposition. Irondequoit, however responded with six of the next seven goals to end the first quarter up 6-2. Irondequoit scored their last two goals of the quarter at 07.9 seconds and then at the buzzer. Dan Doktor scored the first and Ben Brooks scored the second.

The Braves fought back in the second quarter with the first four unanswered goals to tie the game at 6-6 at the half. Junior middie Josh Merkel (4g) scored both Irondequoit goals in the third quarter, extending their lead to 8-6 after three quarters.

The two teams traded goals twice in the fourth quarter and then Irondequoit finished the scoring with an open net goals at 0:40, when the braves pulled the goalie in an effort to get the ball. Irondequoit goalie Alex Shoemaker recorded 15s (65%).  return to top

  

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Tuesday: Thomas Downs Canandaigua, Penfield Over Irondequoit

- In a couple of showdown games, Webster Thomas took control in the second half and defeated Canandaigua 13-6 tonight. Penfield won a close one at Irondequoit as the Patriots beat the Eagles 9-8. Gananda beat Marcus Whitman, Lighting took Gates and Victor beat Schroeder (10-6). Waterloo was a 6-5 winner over Mynderse after Tim Wright scored the only goal in the last quarter. Other winners were Wayne, Fairport, Churchville-Chili, Bath, Livonia, Hilton, HF-L, Geneva and Aquinas, who beat McQuaid 12-8.

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Thomas at Canandaigua

Thomas 13 - Canandaigua 6 

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 Canandaigua
     Record: 10-5
3 1 1 1   6
  Thomas
     Record: 13-2
4 0 7 2   13
 
 

The book for Canandaigua: Mitchell Schaefer (2g), Ben Northrup (1a), Connor Hulme (2g-1a), Eric Munn (1g-1a), Brian Feldman (1g), Goaltending: Jon Gelinas 0s/0ga (1 mins), Luke MacNeil 1s/1ga = 50% (2 mins), Michael Cuciti 8s/12ga (45 mins).

The book for Thomas: Kevin Hill (3g), Justin Bird (2g-2a), Mitch Hutteman (1g-1a), Jake Giudice (3g-1a), Travis Ford (1a), Nick Schuman (1g), John Hill (1g-4a), Pat LeMoine (2g) Goaltending: John Bezek 7s/6ga = 54% (45 mins), Alex Gulisano 0s/0ga (3 mins).

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 -- Special Although the game was close going into the second half, Thomas outscored Canandaigua 9-2 in the second half on their way to a 13-6 victory over the Braves. Thomas scored seven unanswered goals including five in less than three minutes in the third quarter. During the highly anticipated game, Thomas seemed the stronger team; even during the close periods in the first quarter.

Thomas was aggressive on both sides of the field. On defense, they were pressuring the shooters, forcing the Braves to take rushed shots or limited their shot all together. On offense they were patient until they found a weakness and then exploited it for a goal. The Braves, as strong competitors, stayed in the game for a half, but the Titans kept the pressure up for the whole game and it was too much, this night, for Canandaigua.Thomas at Canandaigua

The game opened with Canandaigua winning the first face-off on a technical foul. They brought the ball down and tried at the cage. The Titans did not allow them to get a shot off before forcing a bad pass and recovering the ball. During the clear, attackman Eric Munn intercepted the ball and forced a one-on-one with the Titan goalie, John Bezek. He scored his unassisted goal just 0:43 into the contest. Thomas won the next face-off and took the ball down to set up their offense. They moved the ball around until there was an opening on the right side and Kevin Hill scored the first of his 3g for Thomas. Their next shot, which took 1:16 to set up was also a goal. This time the opening came on the left side with Nick Schuman capitalizing. The third Thomas goal was scored with Pat LeMoine running straight at the net from the top of the restraining line and scoring. Thomas led 3-1 with 7:01 remaining. Canandaigua scored the next goal on a fast break. Brian Feldman scored with an assist from Connor Hulme with 4:06 left in the first quarter. Canandaigua tied the game after receiving the ball at midfield after an offsides call by Thomas. Mitchell Schaefer took the ball straight from the midfield line and put it in the back of the net. Thomas didn't want to take a tie into the second quarter and scored again with 0:03 remaining. John Hill recorded his first assist of the game with a pass to LeMoine. Hill finished with 1g-4a of the Titans.Thomas at Canandaigua

In the second quarter, the pace of the game slowed down and Thomas had trouble hitting the cage. Thomas finished the quarter 0/7 for shots on cage. The Braves scored the only goal of the quarter on an outside shot from Schaefer. The game was tied at halftime, 4-4.

Canandaigua scored the first goal of the second half during a man-up play. Ben Northrup set up a cross-crease pass to Hulme to give the Braves their second lead of the game. The Titans then took control. The Titans tied the game with 8:40 remaining with a feed from behind the cage by J. Hill to Kevin Hill. They kept up the pressure and scored on a fast break goal with J. Hill feeding Jake Giudice. With 2:47 remaining the Titans scored the first of their five goals in less than three minutes. The Titans scored again at 2:03, 0:34, 0:09 and 0:03 to take an 11-5 lead into the final quarter.

In the fourth quarter, Thomas added two and Canandaigua added one. Near the end of the contest, both teams gave their subs playing time. The Braves rotated in all three of their goalies and Thomas subbed in their second goalie. For Thomas, Bezek finished with 7 saves (54%) and Alex Gulisano did not face a shot. For Canandaigua, Michael Cuciti finished with 8 saves. Luke MacNeil finished with 1 save and 1 goal against in two minutes. Jon Gelinas did not face a shot in the final minute of play.

Midfielder Justin Bird finished 74% at the face off draw and with a team leading 13 ground balls. Of the 13 ground balls, 11 were off face-offs. Attackman J. Hill finished with seven ground balls for the Titans. For the Braves, Midfielders Connor Moore and Schaefer finished with four ground balls each. return to top

Tuesday Games

Churchville-Chili 13 - Brockport 1 

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 Brockport
     Record: 3-12
0 0 0 1   1
  Churchville-Chili
     Record: 8-7
5 8 0 0   13
 
 

The book for Brockport: Andy Reed (1g), Goaltending: Julian King 16s/13ga = 55% (48 mins).

The book for Churchville-Chili: Mike Caternolo (1g), Ryan Cosgrove (2g-3a), Lucas Blaszyk (1g), Aaron Buck (1g), Andrew Goodermote (1g), Joey Greene (1g), Trevor Hodgins (1g-1a), Joey Johnson (2g), Jake Mortier (2g), Cullen Orengo (1g) Goaltending.

 

Bath 17 - Bishop Kearney 3 

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 Bath
     Record: 4-10
4 5 7 1   17
  Bishop Kearney
     Record: 2-13
2 1 0 0   3
 
 

The book for Bath: Michael Rice (4g-1a), Caleb Gable-Hyer (1g), Patrick Brewer (1g-1a), Chuckie Robinson (1a), Kyle Clark (1g), Bruce Rinker (1g), Mitch Fuller (4g-3a), David Dubois (1g), Brandon Dickson (3g-1a), Stan Law (1g-1a), Goaltending: Matt Hauryski 7s/3ga = 70% (48 mins).

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The book for Bishop Kearney: Kyle Kuebler (1g-1a), Tucker Daddis (1a), Josh Riedl (2g) Goaltending: Andrew Barreca 7s/17ga (48 mins).

 

Geneva 21 - Newark 1 

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 Geneva
     Record: 14-1
7 10 3 1   21
  Newark
     Record: 5-11
0 0 0 1   1
 
 

The book for Geneva: Nick Fazio (1g), Eddie Eddington (2g), Hunter Seaward (3g), Jake Rotenberg (2g-1a), Drew Feinberg (1g-8a), Kyle Cosentino (1a), Matt Miller (6g), Joe Warner (1a), Bobby Sollenne (1a), Sean Cunningham (4g-1a), Jesse Singleton (1g), Matt Youngs (1g), Goaltending: Jake Sahrle 0s/1ga (24 mins), Derek Grillone 0s/0ga (24 mins).

The book for Newark: Kyle Power (1g), Evan Vasquez (1a) Goaltending: Connor Tickner 5s/1ga = 83% (12 mins), Cody Cornelius 17s/20ga (36 mins).

 

Gananda 10 - Marcus Whitman 6 

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 Gananda
     Record: 12-4
4 1 5 0   10
  Marcus Whitman
     Record: 6-9
1 1 0 4   6
 
 

The book for Gananda: Joe Fisher (1a), Kyler Friesner (3g-1a), Josh Anken (1a), Riley Palmer (2g), Nick Rapp (1g-1a), Zach Bingelli (2g), Colin Brillian (2g), Goaltending: Brandon Smith 5s/6ga (48 mins).

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The book for Marcus Whitman: Lukas Brassi (1g), Connor Kelly (1g-1a), Matt Hall (3g), Merritt Bailey (1g), Lyell Mincer (1a) Goaltending: Tanner Smith 1s/0ga = 100% (14 mins), Merritt Bailey 8s/10ga (34 mins).

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--  Game NOTE: Marcus Whitman scored the final four goals of the contest. Defensemen Dylan Joy (8) and Kevin Schutt (6) led Gananda in ground balls. return to top

Hilton 18 - Rush-Henrietta 12 

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 Hilton
     Record: 10-5
4 5 2 7   18
  Rush-Henrietta
     Record: 6-9
4 4 3 1   12
 
 

The book for Hilton: Harold Juergens (2g), Justin Goodrich (1g-1a), Dante Giordano (4g), Derek Richards (4g-4a), Brian Russo (1g), Jared Harris (1g), Teddy Alvarado (2g), Ricky Cocilova (1a), Shawn Kimble (3g), Goaltending: Jarod Kimble 2s/4ga (21 mins), Mark Detroia 6s/8ga (27 mins).

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The book for Rush-Henrietta: Brad Schillinger (2g), Jason Partridge (2a), Tyler Gerhardt (1g), Sean Tomkinson (1g), Chauncey Scissum (4g), Nick Binnert (4g-1a) Goaltending: McKenzie Spooner 22s/18ga = 55% (48 mins).

 

--  Game NOTE: After going back and forth for three quarters, Hilton scored the final six goals of the game to defeat Rush-Henrietta. Face off midfielder Harold Juergens finished 20/23 (87%) with a team leading 11 ground balls. Midfielder Ricky Cocilova and attackman Shawn Kimble finished with six ground balls each.

HFL 16 - Spencerport 7 

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 HFL
     Record: 8-7
5 3 6 2   16
  Spencerport
     Record: 6-9
2 2 1 2   7
 
 

The book for HFL: Bill Pluta (1g), Connor Flaherty (4g-2a), Tim Breau (3g-4a), Ryan Kelly (3g-1a), Peter Pluta (4a), Geoffrey Ferington (1a), Alex Mapstone (3g), Eric Teel (1g), Jake Boice (1g), Goaltending: Bryce Kelly 7s/7ga = 50% (48 mins).

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The book for Spencerport: Ryan Schirano (1g), Corey Sauers (3g), Matt Kaser (3g-3a), Goaltending: Connor MacKenzie 14s/16ga (48 mins).

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Victor 10 - Schroeder 6 

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 Victor
     Record: 8-7
1 3 2 4   10
  Schroeder
     Record: 7-8
1 1 2 2   6
 
 

The book for Victor: Ryan Maloney (1g-2a), Kyle Haslinger (2g), Jordon Hodder (1g), Sam Byassee (5g), Troy Dowdle (1a), Roy Young (1a), Alex Barrow (1g-1a), Goaltending: Troy Dowdle 11s/6ga = 65% (48 mins).

The book for Schroeder: Mike Trass (1g), Keenan Denis (1g), Brett Zilliox (2g), David Lehman (1a), Kenny Nelson (1a), Marco DeBole (1g-1a), Joe Saltrelli (1g) Goaltending: Willie Klan 8s/10ga (48 mins).

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Livonia 15 - Avon 2 

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 Avon
     Record: 4-11
0 0 2 0   2
  Livonia
     Record: 11-5
5 6 3 1   15
 
 

The book for Avon: Zachary Haley (1g), Mitchell Wolfanger (1g), Christopher Mekeel (1a), James Appleton (1a), Goaltending: Austin Henderson 10s/15ga (48 mins).

The book for Livonia: Mitchell Kinney (2g-2a), Levi Rizzo (1g), Jack Simpson (2g), Dustin Ayers (3g-2a), Sean Kidder (1g), Josh Lyons (1g), Derek Bishopp (4g-1a), DiVonte Gieger (1g) Goaltending: Jordan Cauwels 5s/2ga = 71% (48 mins).

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Penfield 9 - Irondequoit 8 

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 Irondequoit
     Record: 8-7
3 2 2 1   8
  Penfield
     Record: 8-7
2 3 1 3   9
 
 

The book for Irondequoit: Andy Schwin (1a), Ben Brooks (2g-1a), Joel Roemer (1g), Jacy Karpovage (1g), Joshua Merkel (2g), Raymond Shalvoy (2g-1a), Goaltending: Alex Shoemaker 9s/9ga = 50% (48 mins).

The book for Penfield: Max Spaan (1g), Charlie Cummins (1g), Andrew Schoeneck (4g-1a), Brian Wall (1g), Jonathan Spaan (1g-1a), Mitch Standera (1g-1a) Goaltending: Liam Guiton 9s/8ga = 53% (48 mins).

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--  The Patriots scored the final three goals to defeat Irondequoit 9-8. Penfield only led the game for 9:39 spanning two periods late in the game. They scored the tying goal with 3:52 remaining in the game and the winning goal with 3:29 remaining.

The Eagles scored the first two goals with Raymond Shalvoy scoring back to back goals less than one minute apart. His first goal was assisted by Andy Schwin and his second was assisted by Ben Brooks. The latter goal was scored during man-up. Penfield came back and tied the game with goals from attackman Andrew Schoeneck and defenseman Charlie Cummins. Schoeneck finished with 4g-1a to lead the Patriots' offense. Irondequoit scored the last goal of the first quarter with 0:11 left to take the lead. Jacy Karpovage scored with an assist from Shalvoy. Shalvoy finished with 2g-1a, which all happened in the first three Eagle goals.

In the second quarter, Irondequoit extended their lead to two with an unassisted goal from Brooks. Two minute later Schoeneck scored his second goal (unassisted). The play went back and forth for five minutes before Brooks scored his second goal to give the Eagles their third two goal lead of the game. Penfield added the next two goals before the close of the half and tied the game going into halftime. Brian Wall and Max Spaan scored the goals. Spaan's goal was with 0:51 remaining on the clock.

Penfield took their first lead of the game with 7:50 remaining in the third quarter. Spaan scored his unassisted goal for the Patriots. They remained ahead for 5:50 until Joshua Merkel scored the first of his back to back goals to tie the game once again. 1:05 later, Merkel scored his second goal to give the Eagles the lead. The score was 7-6 after three quarters.

The first goal of the final quarter was scored by Joel Roemer to give Irondequoit a two goal lead with 9:57 left to play. Penfield scored the final three goals to win the contest. In the cage for Penfield, Liam Guiton finished with nine saves (53%). Face off man Anthony Mitchell finished 14/21 at the face-off draw with a team leading nine ground balls. For Irondequoit, Alex Shoemaker finished at 50% with nine saves. return to top

Fairport 15 - Brighton 2 

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 Fairport
     Record: 13-2
5 6 0 4   15
  Brighton
     Record: 6-9
0 0 1 1   2
 
 

The book for Fairport: Nick Orsini (1g), Ryan Romeo (1g), Justin Kesselring (2a), Chris Hoke (1g), Jay Vakiener (1g-2a), Marc Sweeney (1g), Jordan Growney (1g-1a), Kyle Pendell (1a), Shane Cronkwright (1g), Max Gerling (2g-1a), Jack Sanna (1g-1a), CT Bove (1g-1a), Kevin Vaughn (1g-1a), Mackenzie Brown (1g), Cameron Gebhardt (2g), Goaltending: Jake Newkirk 2s/0ga = 100% (24 mins), Joey Scalise 6s/2ga = 75% (24 mins).

The book for Brighton: Travis Burns (1g), Max Coke (1g), Goaltending: Isaac Berg 11s/11ga = 50% (36 mins), Andy Wong 2s/4ga (12 mins).

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Waterloo 6 - Mynderse 5 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Waterloo
     Record: 7-9
1 2 2 1   6
  Mynderse
     Record: 10-5
1 2 2 0   5
 
 

The book for Waterloo: Brenn Solomon (1g-1a), Tim Brown (1g), Mike Wright (1g), Tim Wright (2g-2a), Jaymin Mateo (1g), Goaltending: Mark Campbell 10s/5ga = 67% (48 mins).

The book for Mynderse: Evander Hummer (1g), Justin Hlywa (1g-1a), Francis Leddy (1a), Mike Barbay (3g), Ted Stuck (1a) Goaltending: Tim Trickler 11s/6ga = 65% (48 mins).

 

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Aquinas 12 - McQuaid Jesuit 7 

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 McQuaid Jesuit
     Record: 7-9
1 3 3 0   7
  Aquinas
     Record: 10-4
0 4 4 4   12
 
 

The book for McQuaid Jesuit: Jackson Twomey (2g-1a), Joe Hanna (1g), Jake Merkel (1g), Joe Hayes (1g-2a), Jake Gleason (1g), Jarrett Cook (1g), Goaltending: Nick Angelo 1s/2ga (8 mins), Dylan Sulzbach 3s/10ga (40 mins).

The book for Aquinas: Jamison Whitfield (1g-2a), Anthony DePetres (1a), Liam Smith (1g), Alex Bianchi (4g-1a), Jonathan Perotto (3a), Ricky Barton (1g), Jonathan Olbrich (1g), Billy Lombardi (4g) Goaltending: Alex Uhlein 4s/7ga (48 mins).

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Wayne 18 - Batavia 0 

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 Batavia
     Record: 0-15
0 0 0 0   0
  Wayne
     Record: 9-6
3 7 4 4   18
 
 

The book for Batavia: Goaltending: Cameron Comer 6s/18ga (48 mins).

The book for Wayne: Jake Yankloski (2g-1a), Josh Bowman (2g-3a), Chris Ecker (3g-1a), Connor Davidson (1g), Salvatore Desiato (2g-3a), Jake Moss (2g), Andrew Jenkins (3g-2a), Tim Oddi (3g-1a) Goaltending: Justin Townsend 2s/0ga = 100% (48 mins).

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Arc/Oly 8 - Gates Chili 6 

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final
 Gates Chili
     Record: 4-11
1 2 2 1   6
  Arc/Oly
     Record: 7-8
0 1 1 6   8
 
 

The book for Gates Chili: Greg Statt (1g), Joe Corona (1a), Jon Taliento (2g), Joe Caccamise (1g-2a), Phil Ruf (2g), Goaltending: Dylan Dix 14s/8ga = 64% (48 mins).

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The book for Arc/Oly: Nick Serio (2a), Connor May (1g), Sergio Rosado (2a), Tyler Dalle (3g-1a), Bryan Collister (3g), Nick Capone (1g-1a) Goaltending: Josh Hovey 9s/6ga = 60% (48 mins).

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--  Greece Arcadia/Olympia fought back from a 5-2 deficit in the third quarter to defeat Gates Chili 8-6. The Lightning scored six of the last seven goals in the contest, including the final three to go from one goal behind to leading by two. The go-ahead goal was scored with only 2:18 remaining in the contest by Connor May.

The Spartans scored the only goal of the first quarter with Joe Caccamise assisting Jon Taliento. Taliento finished with 2g for Gates Chili. He scored the second goal of the game with 10:03 remaining in the second quarter. Phil Ruf scored man-up to give the Spartans the early 3-0 lead. The first Lightning goal of the game was scored with 5:38 remaining in the half. Nick Capone assisted Tyler Dalle for the first of his 3g-1a. The first half ended with the score 3-1 in favor of the Spartans.

In the third quarter the teams traded goals. Caccamise scored his first goal with an assist from Joe Corona again in man-up. Two minutes later the Lightning scored again. Bryan Collister scored the first of his 3g for Greece. Gates scored the final goal of the quarter with Greg Statt scoring (assisted by Caccamise). The Spartans did not score for twelve minutes. During that time, Greece scored three goals to tie the game.

Collister, Dalle and Capone each added goals for Greece. Dalle and Capone's goal were both scored during extra-man offense. With 9:18 remaining in the game, the score was tied 5-5. Ruf scored his second goal (unassisted) to give the Spartans back the lead. Nick Serio assisted the tying goal with a feed to Dalle. May scored the game winning goal with 2:18 remaining. Collister added the insurance goal with 1:38 left. The goal was also assisted by Serio.

In the cage for the Lightning, Josh Hovey finished with 9 saves (60%). Capone (10) and May (9) led the team in ground balls. Capone was also 13/14 (93%) at the face-off draw; with his only loss coming on a technical foul. For the Spartans, Dylan Dix finished with 14 recorded saves (64%). LSM Casey Pritchard led Gates Chili with seven ground balls. return to top

  

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player photoBobby Sollenne Selects Potsdam

- Robert Sollenne recently announced his intent to continue his education and play lacrosse at SUNY Potsdam after graduation next month from Geneva High School. The long stick defensive is a two year varsity player for the Panthers and played in summer league tournaments like the Lake Erie Showcase and the 1812 Shootout.

He expects to continue to play for the Bears who play NCAA Division III lacrosse as part of the SUNYAC league. Head Coach Rick Berkman leads the program that includes a number of Section Five graduates including Alex Pavone (C-C), Pat Morrill (Thomas), Pat Bonafede (C-C), Peter Gropp (Fairport), Nick Waseleski (Victor, Brandon Kemp (Canandaigua) and Jackson Corcoran (C-C).

  

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player photoAllan Smith to Finger Lakes Community College

-Bloomfield-Honeoye senior midfielder Allan Smith has decided to play his first two years of college lacrosse at Finger Lakes Community College as part of a two plus two program where he will be pursuing a Criminal Justice degree. After considering all the offers, Allan has decided to go with FLCC.

Allan played for the Finger Lakes Storm in the summer 2012 and attended the RIT summer camps for three years. In 2012 he attended the FLCC summer camps. Head Coach Dave Stein made a great impression. His availability and willingness to help future players was inspiring.

Allan is the team captain for the B-H pride and currently leads the team in all Stats including goals, assists, total points, ground balls, and takes. In his three years at Varsity he currently has a 40g-31a (71 pts) record.

 

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Section Five Poll: May 12th

 
2013 POLL - 5/12/13

 CLASS A
1-
Fairport (40)
2-
Penfield (21)
3-
Pittsford (20)
4-
Thomas (19)

  
 CLASS B
1-
Canandaigua (40)
2-
Irondequoit (26)
3-
Victor (22)
4-
Churchville-Chili (10)

  
 CLASS C
1-
Penn Yan (56)
2-
Geneva (49)
3-
Aquinas (36)
4-
Livonia (27)
5-
Gananda (17)
6-
Pal-Mac (11)

AGAIN THIS YEAR

This year, we will conduct a weekly poll of about a dozen pollsters who represent all three classes and all four leagues. The group will be supple-mented by SportsFive reporters, Section Five officials and parents.

EACH WEEK THE SAME QUESTION

This poll asks the question: At the end of the season, who do you think will win each championship?

special - This is the last poll of the regular season. The pollsters will have one last chance to get it right next week, after the seedings are announced.

Penfield, who beat Pittsford last week moved up, but Fairport is still very much at the top. It is interesting that Pittsford, Penfield and Thomas have votes that are all pretty much the same.

Hilton at Pittsford

In Class B, Victor Made some movement, replacing Churchville in third place. Like in the Class A group, there is a big difference between the first place team (CA) and the rest.

The only change in Class C is Pal-Mac taking over the sixth spot from HF-L.

This is the last week of regular season and all games will be played by Friday.

There are thirty-six games scheduled for this week. There are fifteen on Tuesday and sixteen on Thursday. Among the must see games for fans, in the Thomas at Canandaigua on Tuesday and the showdown between Fairport and Pittsford on Thursday. So, there is lots of lacrosse to see this week.

  

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UpState Risings Team Tryouts Announced

- Information regarding registration and tryouts can be found at www.sectionvlacrosse.org. There will be three teams again this year as there are no Empire State Games. The three teams will consist of this year's 9th (Rising Sophomores), 10th (Rising Juniors), and 11th (Rising Seniors) graders. Players must be pre-registered in order to tryout and registration must be completed by Friday, June 7th.

  

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player photoSam Lopez Selects Ithaca

-After considering the University of Tampa and St. John Fisher College and Springfield, Irondequoit senior defenseman Sam Lopez has decided to continue his education and play lacrosse at Ithaca College.

A ten year lacrosse player, Sam was an important part of last year's New York State finalist team and this year serves as a Captain for the Eagles. Over the summer he was on the Brine National team that won the Brogden Cup. He played for the Rising senior team and was named to the All-Star team at the Lake Erie Tournament.

Sam chose Ithaca because of its academics and excellence in lacrosse. He was impressed by Head Coach Jeff Long, also a product of the Irondequoit program. He hopes to major in Business after finishing his senior year with the Eagles.

  

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MaciejewskiSpring College Decisions

- Many lacrosse players wait until the spring to make their decisions relating to continuing their lacrosse careers in college. Although some many sign contracts to play, many more simple enroll as students and play without scholarships.

In this space, we will catch up with some of these players and offer links to more details.

In April, Brandon Maciejewski announced his decision to commit to playing at Stony Brook after his graduation from Penn Yan next year. On the first day of the spring signing period, Waterloo senior Tim Wright signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his education and to play at Post University. Three Bulldogs signed with GCC and Dante Giordano picked Fisher. HF-L announced two players that are moving on.

  

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Forty-One Games with Out of Section Opponents

- Section Five teams often add exciting games with teams outside the Section. Section 6 (Buffalo) and Section 3 (Syracuse) are favorite areas but some teams take advantage of spring break to visit out parts of the country. NYS mapMcQuaid Jesuit, for example, has combined travel and games with service projects.

Pittsford will be traveling to Florida during their break to play in a tournament at the Disney Complex. McQuaid Jesuit will also travel to Florida to play a couple of games in Tampa and Penn Yan will continue a multi-year trip to West Point and play Lakeland/Panas (Section 1). Penfield will head to Long Island to play Comsewogue and Sachem.

A total of forty-one games have been scheduled with out of Section opponents this year. Four teams (R-H, Penn Yan, Pittsford and Schroeder) are playing Clarence (Section 6). Three teams (Brockport, Batavia and Newark) are playing Medina (section 6). Penfield and Fairport are playing West Genesee (Section 3) and Pittsford and Penfield are playing Orchard Park (Section 6). Irondequoit and Fairport are playing at Ithaca this year. Fairport is also playing the home-and-home at Jamesville-DeWitt after the Rams played the Red Raiders are Hobart last year. See the whole list. Check the schedule page for up-to-date dates and times as the season progresses. See the list. (Continued...)

  

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New "FullStat" Data available for Last Year

- During the off-season, the staff at SportsFive have been entering "FullStat" data collected by twelve teams during the 2012 season into the statistics databases. New pages have been created to display the "extra" information that is not part of the "basic" stats supplied by all of the Section Five teams.

The team statistics page (Penfield for example) will show leaders in the new categories and player stat pages (Billy Lombardi, for example) will show more than the basic information. Teams that choose not to supply the "FullStats" will continue to see the the basic data that they turn in.

The more comprehensive data includes ground ball production, clear/riding performance, along with shooting data, face off data and takeaways.

Moving forward into 2013, teams providing the expanded data will see the new formats for their players and teams during the season.

For more information about the stats, read, "Where are MY Stats?". To see your own team statistics from 2012, see the "Statistics Home Page" or click the "Stats" button on the "Team page".

 

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NCAA

2013 Preseason College Commitments

- The period between summer of 2012 and March of 2013 was full of announcements about Section Five players who made the various types of commitments to attend and play lacrosse after the high school graduation. We have consolidated links to over forty stories in one place.

 

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Twitter@SportsFive Ready for Twitter "Followers"

- As most of you know, SportsFive.NET is always looking for new ways to serve the lacrosse fans of Section Five. 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 2013 season.

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- 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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