Preston Jackson scored seven goals Thursday night to lead Rush-Henrietta to a 10-7 non-league win

CNS won 11-4 over Schroeder Friday evening behind three goals and one assist from Sweeney.

Friday's standout performances came from Penfield's Brodie Joyce, who broke the program's all-time career assist record (108) in an 11-7 win over Orchard Park.

Fairport won 9-6 at Schroeder Tuesday evening with a four-goal fourth quarter, getting two goals each from Priddy, Mitchell, and Provenzano.

Schroeder picked up its second win of the season with an 11-3 non-league victory at Greece Storm on Wednesday

It was a big night across the region, with Thomas's Jonah Jobson reaching 50 career goals in a 16-5 win over Rush-Henrietta

Irondequoit held off Schroeder 12-11 Thursday evening in a tight Monroe County Division-2 contest that wasn't decided until the final quarter.

Rush-Henrietta secured an 8-7 victory over Schroeder after overcoming an early deficit. Schroeder led 5-1 after the first quarter, but Rush-Henrietta responded with three goals in the second and stayed steady to secure the win. Schroeder saw contributions from Conger and Stockmann with two goals each, while Bolton recorded 10 saves at a 56% rate. There was no report from Rush-Henrietta (5-9) at post-time.

Schroeder secured a nine-two win over Livonia-Avon-Geneseo in a non-league matchup on Saturday. After trailing two-one in the first quarter, Schroeder scored eight unanswered goals over the remaining periods. Leading the charge was Brennan Robinson with three goals and one assist, while goalie Van Bolton recorded ten saves and finished with an 83% save percentage. For Livonia-Avon-Geneseo, Henry Walters and Max McEnerney each contributed a goal, and Colton Rose made nineteen saves in goal.

Victor triumphed over Schroeder eighteen to five in an MC-D2 league game, fueled by balanced scoring from ten players, including Jackson Mead and Will Johnson. Will Simpson (100% save rate) and Landon Tantillo (57% save rate) excelled in goal. Schroeder's scorers included Owen Martin, who netted his first varsity goal.

DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - Thursday’s slate featured 11 games, with five coming down to the wire in thrilling fashion. Penn Yan edged Brighton 11-10, holding off a late surge in the final quarter. McQuaid Jesuit outlasted Marcellus 19-18 in a high-scoring duel, powered by AJ Quagrello’s dynamic performance. Penfield secured a nail-biting 10-9 win over Spencerport, fueled by a strong second quarter turnaround. Thomas kept its winning streak against Hamburg alive with an 8-7 victory, while Mynderse-Romulus earned a 12-9 win over Haverling behind Griffin Hilimire’s milestone night. The remaining six matchups saw decisive victories, including Victor’s dominant 18-5 win over Schroeder and Wayne’s 15-7 triumph over Gananda.