Penfield played a close game with Schroeder and was the 11-9 winner. Rush Henrietta also won an 11-9 victory, there game against host Irondequoit.
    
  Sometimes the most basic of tasks can make the difference between winning and losing, and such was the case this afternoon as Kelly McKenna won four faceoffs in a row, setting up a series of Penfield goals and giving the Patriots an 11-9 victory over host Schroeder.
  
The first quarter was a study in patience as both teams protected their ball time and carefully picked their shots in light of excellent one on one and team defense played at both ends of the field. Schroeder scored first, at 4:48, when Jay Willmes received a feed from Andy Winslow and put one past Penfield goalie, Brian Dell. The Warriors scored again, this time at 2:11, when Grant Catalino scored a unassisted goal. Penfield ended the first quarter with an unassisted goal by Kelly McKenna at 1:45, and the quarter ended with Webster up 2-1.
  
Penfield tied the game in the first thirty seconds of the second quarter when Connor Rice scored on a feed from Mike Arvan at 11:28. Nine minutes passed before Mike Tota put Schroeder up with an assist by Grant Catalino at 2:34. Penfield tied 0:23 second later when Ben Foster scored, in man up, on a pass from McKenna. At 1:35, Grant Catalino stole the ball on a Penfield clear and ran the ball for a 1-on-1 scored against Dell. The half ended with Schroeder up 4-3.
  
Penfield scored first after the half, when Arvan scored at 10:16 after driving from the top of the box. Winslow put the Warriors ahead again when he received the ball from Nick Monney and bounced the ball of goalie Brain Dell's stick at 6:24. Penfield came right back with an unassisted goal by Paul Leonard at 5:16 after he got the ball on a broken clear. At this point McKenna, who had, uncharacteristically, lost a number of face off earlier in the game, came alive winning all his second half face offs, a number of which, resulted in goals for the Patriots. Rice scored on the first face off (assisted by Arvan). Rice scored again with an assist from Arvan at 2:03. Schroeder ended the quarter down 6-7 after Tota scored on a feed from Catalino at 0:20.
  
The Warriors tied the game again at the top of the fourth quarter as Tota took the ball from Winslow at 11:05 on a cross cage feed and a shot high off stick. Mike Cummins scored for Penfield at 9:44 on a feed from Dave Malone from behind the cage. McKenna won the next two face offs in a row, producing scores by Malone (assisted by Ben Foster) at 9:34 and by Malone on an assist from McKenna at 9:05 and giving the Patriots a 10-7 lead. The pressure remained however, as Schroeder came back at 5:44 with a goal by Austin Orsini, assisted by Tota on a run straight from the Warrior clear. Penfield took back the three goal lead when they scored their last goal of the game when Malone scored on an assist from Rice in man up. Catalino added one more for Schroeder at 1:07 on an unassisted drive from the side of the goal.

The Penfield defense of Alex Nowak, Joe Clay and Kevin Randall each had excellent play in front of goal, Brian Dell (9 saves). Paul Vanthof turned Webster's Catalino back on a number of drives, and kept him from the ball on a number of critical plays.
  
Schroeder's Drew Palmer played well as did Chris Nicodemi who matched up, when possible, against McKenna. Dennis Costanza made 12 saves and was replaced by Zach Marshall (1 save) when Costanza was received a 30 second penalty for pushing.
    
 It was a 17-4 victory Gates Chili as they played visiting Arcadia/Olympia. Scoring for the Spartans were Andy Hilton (6g-2a), Chaz Giehl (3g-2a) and won 18 of 24 Face offs, Tom Sudek (2g-2a), Tom Elkins (1g ), Andy McEntee (1g-1a), Brad Weber (1g-1a), Mike Vo (1g), Pat Sposato (1a), Pete Leoni (1g), Jim Lynah (1g) while Pat Lynah and Brian Williams who each added 1a. Dave Bellavia made 6 saves and Jason Baetzhold added 2 saves for Gates Chili. No report from Arcadia/Olympia.
    
 Visiting Fairport was the 21-4 winner over Pittsford on Tuesday afternoon. Fourteen different players made the fairport scorebook.
  
Scoring for the Red Raiders were Jeff Sanna (2g), Mike Danylyshyn (2g-3a), David Burke (2g), Pat Reilly (2a), Dan Scarazzo (1g-1a), Jake Fricano (2g-1a), Ryan Lowe (4g), Brian Sanna (1a), Max Keil (2g-1a), Eric Martin (1g) and Shawn Runyon, Ted Mierzwa, Dan Holmes, Craig Narin and Todd Sturcken who each added one goal. Jeff Sanna led the face off effort with 9 wins and 1 loss. Geoff Mayor (7s-3ga), Zach Harris (1s/1ga) and Matt Hurley (1s) shared time in the goal for Fairport (12-3).
  
Cam Edmiston scored 3g for Pittsford.
    
 Brockport out shot the Thunder 42-14 on their way to a 16-6 win over visiting Athena/Odyssey.

Scoring for the Blue Devils were Adam Nauerth (3g-3a), Pete Terrelli (1g), Brett Allen (3g-3a), Matt Laney (1a), Justin Kylmochko (3g-1a), Eric Gallert (1g), Bohdan Kylmochko (1g), Sean Bittner (1g-1a) and Tyler Sutphen (3g). Connor Mykins recorded 3 saves for Brockport (6-9).
  
Scoring for the Thunder were Jeremy Fitzgerald (4g), Mike Conderman (1g-1a), Nick Ryan (2a) and Matt Machucki (1g). Dave Tarana made 9 saves for Athena/Odyssey. No report from Brockport.
    
 Led by freshman long stick middie, Tyler Travis who picked up 11 ground balls, Geneva defeated Aquinas 12-5 at home this afternoon. The Panthers led 4-1 at the end of the first and 8-2 at the half.

Scoring for Geneva were Greg Bonney (3g-1a), Kyle Boncaro (2g-2a), John Manion (3g), Josh Bloom (1g-1a), John Warner (1g-1a), Willy Rago (1g), Tyler Travis (1g) and Sean Bennett (1a). Adam Schutz made 6 saves including a number of one on ones.
  
Scoring for Aquinas were Marc Brandon (2g), David Schmandt (2g), Patrick King (2a), Carroll Kennedy (1a) and Mark Pincelli (1a). Alan Antinorelli started in goal and had 7 saves before being replaced in the 2nd quarter by Kraig Hestin who had 9 saves. No report from Aquinas.
    
 Waterloo took a 2-1 first quarter lead to a 4-1 half and ended the game with a 7-4 win against visiting Mynderse. Scoring for the Indians were Bill Jolly (4g), Winston Boyd (2g-1a), Stephen Kuti (1g-1a), Nelson Boyd (1a) and Mike Ruiz (1a). Andy Riegel had 15 saves and Mark Nearpass had 5 saves in the 4th quarter for Waterloo (10-6).
  
Scoring for Mynderse were Chris D'Amato (2g), Eric Davids (1g), Sean Grimley (1g), Kevin McCully (1a) and Dustin Luckinbill (1a). Zac Rescort had 10 saves for Mynderse. No report from Mynderse.
    
 The rain held off tonight, and Eastridge came to HFL prepared to play. The Cougars started strongly, taking a 6-2 first quarter lead, with goals from six different players. At the half, HFL was up 9-4, with scores from two different players. By the end of the third, it was HFL ahead 12-4 and the final score was HFL 13-6.

Scoring for HFL was Dan Layfield (3g-1a), Connor Buragsser (2g-2a), Zach Whyte (3g), Cade Norris (2g-1a), Tyler Burgasser (2g), Andrew Santiago (1g-1a), and Chris Stanton (2a). The ground ball leaders for the Cougars were Buster Mulcahey (12 gbs), Connor Burgasser (9 gbs), and Dan Layfield (9 gbs). Patrick Roache recorded 13 saves for HFL (10-5). No report from Eastridge.
    
 It was visiting Brighton the 15-7 winner at Hilton tonight, as the Barons took a 5-2 halftime lead. The Cadets found themselves in penalty trouble in the second half and played significant time in man down.
  
Leading Brighton were Ryan Conti (4g-2a) and Colin Davis (3g-1a). Noah Berg made 6 saves for Brighton (10-5)
  
Scoring for Hilton were Jeff DeLong (2g), Kyle Hayward (2g), Jay Clifford (1g) and Alex Wood (1g-2a). Aaron Donahey made 18 saves for Hilton (5-10). No report from Brighton.
    
 Midlakes took a 7-1 first quarter lead and added one more before the half before beating Pal-Mac 10-4. Scoring for Midlakes were Glen Stevenson (2g-1a), Ryan MacCannon (1a), Jon Briggs (2g-1a), Nick Newland (2g), Clay Hemminger (1g), Nate Stevens (3g) and Ryan Forshay (1a). Jared Schoonerman had 16 saves including a number of big saves at critical times.

Scoring for Pal-Mac were Cody Clement (1g), Derek Piccola (1g), Dave Merritt (1a), Jeremy Norsen (1g), Peter Maklos (1g) and Jaime Gross (1a). Jonathon Reeve had 10 saves for the Raiders.
    
The Livonia lacrosse team sent their seniors out in style on Tuesday afternoon by beating the Newark Reds 17–3 on Saunders Field in Livonia. Livonia’s seniors and their parents were honored before the game with a ceremony, then Livonia’s under classmen sent the seniors out in style with a solid four quarter effort.
  
Livonia’s primary goal of building momentum into the Class C sectionals was the focus of the day. The first quarter saw total domination of every aspect of the game as the bulldogs built a 7-0 lead by the end of the first quarter.

Scott Mosher hooked up with Luke Merritt just 10 seconds into the game for Livonia’s first goal. “ The two senior midfielders really set the tone for the rest of the game by making that play, they let everyone know who was taking control of the game,” stated Head Coach John Sciera. Mosher also scored Livonia’s second goal of the game. Junior Adam Schaible scored the first of his three goals. It was Schaible’s first game starting at attack. Middie John Dalberth then scored the third senior goal of the quarter (unassisted). Junior attackman Brian Sciera entered the scoring column on the next Livonia goal with an assist from Mosher. Junior middie Oren Taylor scored (unassisted), followed by Merritt’s second goal of the game. The starting senior defense of Zac Berger in goal, Andy Kurtz, Shane Moran, and Jeremy Allston allowed only 6 shots in the quarter. Bulldogs led at the end of the quarter, 7-0.
  
Brian Sciera scored twice more in the second quarter. Scott Mosher and Sophomore attackman Tyler Russell each had a goal and an assist. Sciera’s second goal was one for the highlight reels as he scored on a pretty behind the back shot on an assist from Mosher.
  
Senior goal tender Aaron Jamison started the second half for the bulldogs in the net as the bulldog defense continued to shut down the Reds. Junior long sticks Shane Ward, Jeremy Hudak and Mike Vetrano all playing key roles in Livonia’s defensive effort.
Sciera and Schaible traded roles in the third period, Sciera being the feeder, Schaible the finisher for Livonia’s first two goals of the quarter.
  
In the last quarter, Kyle Olson scored two goals, Oren Taylor scored a goal and an assist and junior middie Paul Nebbia scored his first goal of the season. No report from Newark.
    
The St. Francis Red Raiders (Section 6) defeated the Knights of McQuaid Jesuit with a score of 10-9.
  
The first goal of the game was scored 0:20 seconds into the game by Maisano of the Raiders. An assist from Gino D’Angelo and a goal from Marty Farchione produced the first goal for the Knights at 8:54. St. Francis scored two more times before then end of the quarter. The first, an unassisted goal, was scored by Grizanti, and the second goal was scored by Maisano (Rautenstrautch). The first quarter ended with the score 3-1 in favor of the Raiders.
  
The second quarter was dominated by the Knight who outscored the Red Raiders 3-1, thus ending the half with a score of 4-4. The St. Francis goal was scored by Kalanaros. Three different players scored unassisted goals for the Knights in the second quarter. The first was by Mitch Ritchie, followed by Nick Cardillo, and Alex Caton.
  
The third quarter was controlled by the Red Raiders with a score of 5-3. They started the scoring with the first two goals of the quarter with a goal from Benzinger (Rautenstrautch) and the second was by Kalanaros (unassisted). Dan Odorcyzk scored the next goal for the Knights. A man-up goal for St. Francis was next, scored by Maisano (Benzinger). Striking back for McQuaid Jesuit was Ritchie (unassisted). St. Francis scored the next two goals, both unassisted. Scoring first was Kalanaros (with his third and final of the night), followed by Benzinger (his second of the night). The last goal of the quarter belonged to the Knights with only 2 seconds left in the quarter. Ritchie picked up the ball behind the cage and fed Nick Caton, who was on the crease for a quick goal to end the quarter with a score of 9-7 in favor of the Red Raiders.
  
The fourth quarter saw a 2-1 advantage for McQuaid Jesuit, but St. Francis held out for the victory. Maisnao scored the only goal of the fourth quarter for St. Francis and finished the night with four goals. The first goal of the quarter, scored by McQuaid Jesuit, was a man-up goal by Gallina (unassisted). The last goal of the game was scored by Cardillo (Gallina).
 
Scoring for the Red Raiders were Maisano (4g), Kalanaros (3g), Benzinger (2g–1a), Grizanti (1g), and Rautenstrautch (2a). Wolbert was the goalie for St. Francis and he made 10 saves.
  
Scoring for the Knights were Cardillo (2g–1a), Ritchie (2g–1a), Gallina (1g–1a), Farchione (1g), Odorczyk (1g), Nick Caton (1g), Alex Caton (1g), and D’Angelo (1a). Dan Caufield and Pat Maguire shared time in the goal. Maguire made a total of 11 saves and had 9 goals against.
    
Rush-Henrietta was the winner over host Irondequoit with a score of 11-9. The Eagles took the first quarter lead with a scored of 5-3 and they led at the half 6-4. The Royal Comets came back in the third quarter with four goals and three more in the fourth while holding Irondequoit to three.
  
Scoring for Rush-Henrietta were Justin Rose (3g), Brian Hantzis (3g-1a), Matt Moran (1g-4a), Tony Henriquez (2g) and Nate Delone (2g-1a). R-H moves to 9-6.
  
Scoring for Irondequoit were Nick Kane and Mickey Haight with 2g-1a) each, Tim Kleehammer and Joe Parker with (1g-1a) each while Greg Wright, Todd Laemlein, Derek Pino each added one goal for the Eagles (8-7). No report from Rush-Henrietta.