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# 3863 Tight Battles and Late Rallies Today DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - Of the ten games played today, six were nail-biters, with thrilling finishes and standout performances. Rush-Henrietta edged out Schroeder 8-7 after overcoming an early deficit, while Hilton held off Spencerport in a 13-11 contest. Victor mounted a dramatic comeback, scoring five goals in the final quarter to secure an 11-10 win over McQuaid Jesuit. Brockport never let up, maintaining control in a 12-9 victory over Gates Chili, while HFL surged late to pull away from East Aurora 16-9. Fairport broke open a close battle with Thomas to claim a 7-3 win. The remaining four matchups saw decisive victories, including Brighton, Churchville-Chili, Aquinas, and Waterloo dominating their opponents with strong performances across the board. |
# 3860 Aquinas Wins with Balanced Offensive Effort Aquinas earned a 17-6 victory over Bishop Kearney, led by junior attackman Tano Auriuso’s five goals and one assist. Eight different players scored for Aquinas, and goalies Jake Gibson and Logan Schimmel posted strong performances. Bishop Kearney’s leading scorer was James Scantleburry, who recorded three goals and one assist. Aquinas will face Penfield next, while Bishop Kearney prepares for a matchup against Newark. |
# 3703 McQuaid Jesuit Takes Aquinas McQuaid Jesuit claimed a decisive 20-6 win over Aquinas, with ten players scoring and standout performances from Dominic Bianchi, John Burrows, Will Engle, and JP Gianforti, each tallying three goals. Aquinas highlighted efforts from Jake Guggino and Sam Agostinelli, but McQuaid Jesuit's strong offense proved too much. Goalie Logan Schimmel finished with a fifty-seven percent save rate for Aquinas. McQuaid Jesuit improved to a 5-2 record as Head Coach Alex Gray marked his twenty-fifth win. |
# 3700 Close Wins Highlight Tuesday 16 Games DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Tuesday featured 16 games, with three thrilling matchups going down to the wire. Hilton held off a late push from Rush-Henrietta for a 15-13 victory, aided by Drew Brien’s four-goal effort and a strong faceoff performance from Drew O’Buck. Canandaigua edged out Spencerport 13-12 in a hard-fought battle, marking Coach Deven York’s 100th career win. Irondequoit narrowly topped Thomas 9-8 behind Kieran Stenzel’s hat trick. The remaining games saw several dominant performances, including Pittsford extending their undefeated run, McQuaid Jesuit’s commanding win, and Pal-Mac keeping their perfect record intact at 7-0. |
# 3678 Nichols Over Aquinas Nichols overcame a slow start to defeat Aquinas 14-12 in a closely contested non-league game. After trailing 6-1 in the first quarter, Nichols responded with a strong second half, scoring six goals in the final quarter to claim victory. Jake Guggino led Aquinas with six goals and two assists, while Nichols saw contributions from multiple players, including three-goal performances by Janese, Duffett, and Cameron. Goaltending efforts by Gibson and Schimmel kept Aquinas in contention, but Nichols' late scoring run secured the win. |
# 3587 Aquinas Opens Season with Strong Win Aquinas defeated Haverling 17-3 in their season opener, led by Noah Olbrich and Jake Guggino with six goals each. |
# 3586 Aquinas, McQuaid and L-A-G Win DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - There were three games played today and all of them were won by more than four goals. |
# 3503 Pal-Mac and HFL win for trip to the Championships DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - There were four games played today and one was a close one. In Class C, Pal-Mac (#1) was a 4-3 winner over Livonia-Avon. They will Play HFL (#2) who beat Geneva today. In Class D Aquinas (#1) beat Marcus Whitman and will play Penn Yan (#2) who beat Mynderse today. |
# 3486 Victor Over Penfield, Geneva Takes Mynderse DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - There were sixteen games played today and one was a close one. Victor defeated Penfield by a score of 6-4. Other winners included Irondequoit over Canandaigua, Schroeder over Greece, and Geneva over Mynderse. |
# 3481 Pal-Mac Remains Undefeated DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were thirteen games played today and three were close ones. Newark defeated Brockport by a score of 11-10. Pal-Mac was a 6-4 winner over Williamsville East. Fayetteville-Manlius was a 11-10 winner over McQuaid Jesuit. |
# 3462 Some Surprising Scores DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were 11 games played today and 5 were close ones. Spencerport was a 10-9 winner over HFL. Fairport defeated Greece Storm by a score of 5-4. Victor defeated Thomas by a score of 8-6. Livonia-Avon defeated Midlakes-Red Jacket by a score of 8-6. |
# 3454 Lots of Mismatches Today DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were nine games played today and all of them were won by more than three goals. |
# 3446 Braden Finger Scores Game winner for Penn Yan in 3rd OT DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Braden Finger scored the winning goal with an assist from Mike Gigliotti in the third overtime period to give the Mustangs an exciting opening day win against Westhill (Section III). |
# 3443 Livonia-Avon Falls to Aquinas DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - There was only one game played today and Aquinas was the winner. |
# 3403 Wednesday: Schroeder Takes Out Canandaigua DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - All of the quarterfinals in classes B and D were won by the higher seeded team except for # 7 Schroeder who, in a very low scoring close game, defeated #2 Canandaigua and will move on to play Spencerport in the semi-finals on Friday. Victor, who beat C-C will play Irondequoit, who beat Brighton. In Class D, Aquinas beat Haverling and will play Newark who beat Mynderse. Penn Yan beat Bloomfield-Honeoye and will play Marcus Whitman who beat Gananda. |
# 3384 Tuesday: Gates over Brockport DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Gates Chili held off a fourth quarter surge by Brockport to win their second game of the season. The other nine games were mismatches. Winners included Pittsford over Brighton, Wayne over Marcus Whitman and Irondequoit over Fairport. |
# 3377 Thursday: Thomas Takes Irondequoit, Pittsford Takes Rangers DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - In a very close game throughout, Thomas was a one goal winner over visiting Irondequoit. Pittsford had a close win over Spencerport, Victor had a close win at Brighton and Pal-Mac defeated Geneva 8-6. |
# 3369 Thursday: Mynderse Wins In Fourth Quarter DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - Out of the fourteen games played today, ten were mismatches. The others include a come from behind win for Mynderse in their game with Newark. Pittsford had an 8-2 win over Thomas and Schroeder beat Hilton 10-6. The Waterloo team did not have enough players for their game with Geneva and in the closest game of the night, Irondequoit took a 12-11 victory at Churchville-Chili. BOX SCORE] |
# 3360 Tuesday: CA Holds On, Pittsford, Spencerport and Penfield Win DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Although the majority of games ended in mismatches, there were a couple of exciting games. Topping the list is Canandaigua's 4-3 win at Brighton where neither team scored in the second half. Pittsford took an early lead and then never gave it up in the 8-6 win over visiting Irondequoit and Spencerport held Fairport scoreless in two quarters in their 7-3 win at home. Penfield scored four unanswered goals in the first quarter and then coasted to their 11-7 win over visiting Schroeder. |
# 3338 Thursday: Victor and Livonia-Avon Make a Statements Thursday: DAY IN REVIEW: In the first minute of the game Victor scored two goals against Fairport and cruised to a 19-2 win at Fairport in their season opener. Sam Ricci dominated at the faceoff X, winning 16 of 17 (94%). Marcus Whitman won their first game of the season in a good game with Gananda. A couple of goals before the half was the difference as Livonia-Avon defeated Pal-Mac 8-6. Other winners, most in not so close games were Wayne, Aquinas, Pittsford, Irondequoit and Thomas. |
 on 06-02-2025 |
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