The book for Homer: Brycen Poole (4g-1a), Mason Potter (1g), Daniel Stiles (1g-3a), Alexander Votra (1a), Cooper Swartz (4g-1a), Christopher Slade (1a), Goaltending: Landon Manning (18s/11ga).

The book for Penn Yan: Teagan Fingar (6g-1a), Braden Fingar (1g-2a), Tukker Fisher (1g-1a), Mike Gigliotti (1g-1a), Collin Bacher (1a), Miles Ditzell (1g), John Holly (1g) Goaltending: Will Thompson 18s/10ga = 64% (59 mins).

2025-04-04 - Penn Yan secured a hard-fought 11-10 win against Homer in a non-league matchup that stretched into triple overtime. Both teams started evenly in the first quarter, each scoring three goals, but Penn Yan pulled ahead with four in the second quarter compared to Homer`s three. The game remained close throughout regulation, with Homer tallying two goals in both the third and fourth quarters, while Penn Yan put up one in the third and two in the fourth, forcing overtime. In the third extra period, Penn Yan found the decisive goal to clinch the victory.

Penn Yan`s Teagan Fingar led all scorers with six goals and one assist, supported by Braden Fingar`s one goal and two assists, Tukker Fisher and Mike Gigliotti each contributing one goal and one assist, and additional goals from Miles Ditzell and John Holly. Homer`s offensive efforts were guided by Brycen Poole and Cooper Swartz, both recording four goals and one assist, alongside Daniel Stiles with one goal and three assists, Mason Potter adding a goal, and assists from Alexander Votra and Christopher Slade. In net, Penn Yan`s Will Thompson made 18 saves and allowed 10 goals for a 64% save rate, while Homer`s Landon Manning registered 18 saves and 11 goals against.

Penn Yan also controlled possession with strong faceoff play from freshman Greyson Hathway, winning 11 faceoffs while losing eight. The team collected 25 ground balls, aiding their offensive opportunities. Homer showed resilience, keeping pace throughout the contest, but ultimately fell just short in the intense triple-overtime battle.     [ Story and BOX SCORE]