The book for Wayne: Ben Dodds (1g), Mason Michel (1g), Tas Strickland (1g-1a), Stone Sozio (1a), Goaltending: Gavin Hamel 2s/18ga (30 mins), Andrew Contestabile 0s/2ga (18 mins).

The book for HFL: Grady Goodberlet (6g-4a), Marco Vengoechea (2g-1a), Jackson Coon (3g), Mathew Brassie (4g-3a), Ezra Gathercole (1g-1a), Sam Jokl (1g-1a), Jason Bennett (1a), Tanner Olin (1g), Cash Arena (1g), Ben Segar (1g), Goaltending: Jason Bennett 9s/1ga = 90% (24 mins), Jackson Blythe 4s/2ga = 67% (24 mins).

2025-04-14 - HFL displayed depth and teamwork, taking a non-league game victory over Wayne with a final score of 20-3. Senior attackman Mathew Brassie led the charge for HFL with four goals and three assists, achieving his fiftieth career assist milestone. Grady Goodberlet contributed six goals and four assists, while nine different players managed to find the net, including junior Ezra Gathercole and freshman Ben Segar, who scored their first Varsity goals. HFL’s goalkeeping duo, sophomore Jason Bennett and senior Jackson Blythe, were solid in net, with Bennett registering nine saves and allowing only one goal for a save percentage of ninety percent.

Despite the loss, Wayne saw notable contributions from junior midfielder Ben Dodds, who scored his first Varsity goal. Tas Strickland had a goal and assist, and Stone Sozio added an assist as well.

The victory marked HFL's fourth win of the season, bringing their record to 4-1. They will next host Brockport on Tuesday, April 22nd, while Wayne continues its search for their first win as they prepare to host Brighton on Thursday.

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### One-Paragraph Summary
HFL defeated Wayne in a non-league game with a score of 20-3, bolstered by standout performances from Grady Goodberlet (six goals, four assists) and Mathew Brassie (four goals, three assists), who achieved his fiftieth career assist. Nine players scored for HFL, including Ezra Gathercole and Ben Segar with their first Varsity goals. Wayne’s junior midfielder Ben Dodds also scored his first Varsity goal. In goal, HFL’s Jason Bennett had nine saves and a ninety percent save rate, contributing to the team’s strong showing. Wayne looks to regroup as HFL prepares for their next match.