The annual "last game of the year" for graduating seniors was played at Irondequoit on June 13th. Under a new format the seniors were divided into two games this year to allow for more seniors to play. Every effort was made to include players for each of the thirty Section Five teams, although end of the year scheduling made it difficult for players to choose between the many special events that take place in June.

The Class B and Class C teams played to a 12-11 final. In an unorthodox play, in the second quarter, HFL defenseman, Connor Burgasser, playing for the "White Team" checked poke checked the stick out the hands of Andrew Santiago (also from HFL) who was playing for the Blue Team and who had control of the ball. The ball remained in the stick as it fell to the ground and after a couple attempts to free the ball from the stick, Burgasser simply dropped his own stick and picked up the short stick, with the ball and ran toward the goal. Was it a legal move? Probably not, but the officials on the game were mixed in their opinions and the game was for fun. Burgasser ended the game with three goals and two assists for the White Team and was named the MVP.

Dan Layfield (HF-L) scored three goals for the White Team while Victor middie, Erick Rogemoser scored four goals and added two assists for the Blue Team. Andrew Santiago scored three goals and two assists for the Blue Team who ties the game at eleven on a goal form Kyle Warren (Brighton). Mark Pincelli (Aquinas midfielder) scored the game winner for the White Team at 1:49.

Playing for White Team were:
from Aquinas: Dave Schmandt, Pat King, Mark Pincelli and Carroll Kennedy,
from Brighton: Colin Davis and Alex Stucki,
from Eastridge: Sean Sawyer and R.J. Pixley,
from Geneva: Josh Bloom and Brian Knecht,
from HF-L: Dan Layfield, Brian Zavitz, Connor Burgasser and Chris Stanton,
from Livonia: Chad Britton and Andy Kurtz,
from Midlakes: Rick Dawley and Josh Suave,
from Newark: Nate Johnson and Greg McBride,
from Victor Max Wade and
from Waterloo: Josh Lewis.

Playing for the Blue Team were:
from Brighton: Colin Hickey, Kyle Warren and Robbie Asselin,
from Geneva: John Manion, Dan Toner,
from HF-L: Andrew Santiago, Dustin Mulcahey and Mike Howlett,
from Livonia: Scott Mosher,
from Mynderse: Eric Davids,
from Newark: Anthony Cole and Alex Quku,
from Victor Erick Rogemoser, Brady Cotton and Pat Sullivan and
from Waterloo: Winston Boyd, Bill Jolly, Steve Kuti and Blaine Murray.

In another one goal game, the Class A game saw the Blue Team the 13-12 victors over the White Team. Although the Blue Team lead most of the game, and was ahead 11-6 in the third quarter, the White Team came back to tie the game at twelve before Fairport’s Dan Burke scored the game winner on an assist form Kurt Detwiler (Thomas) with 4:44 left in the game. Mike Arvan (Penfield) scored four goals and added an assist for the White Team and was named the game's MVP. Dave Rodriguez (Greece Thunder) led the Blue team with four goals and one assist.

Playing for the Blue Team were:
from Brockport: Matt Laney,
from Canandaigua: Chris McWilliams and Alan Zulick,
from Fairport: Pat Reilly, Dave Burke and Geoff Cook,
from Gates-Chili: Chaz Giehl and Peter Leoni,
from Greece (Thunder): Dave Rodriquez,
from Irondequoit: Derek Pino,
from McQuaid Jesuit: Mark Hanna,
from Penfield: Dave Malone, Kelly McKenna and Brian Dell,
from Pittsford: Bert Schoff
From Rush-Henrietta: Tony Henriquez and Brian Tobey,
from Schroeder: Dennis Costanza and Chris Ferry and
from Thomas: Steve Hondorf, Kurt Detwiler and Kevin Kemp.

Playing for the White Team were:
from Canandaigua: Dan Serafine and James Regan,
from Churchville-Chili: Evan Williams,
from Greece (Lightning): Jeremy Plisk,
from Hilton: Tyler Stiles and Jeff Bird,
from Irondequoit: Joe Parker, Mickey Haight and Andrew Dill,
from McQuaid Jesuit: Alex Canton,
from Fairport: Geoff Mayor, Dan Scarazzo, Ryan Lowe and Jeff Sanna,
from Penfield: Scott Serron, Mike Arvan, Ben Foster and Joe Clay,
from Schroeder: John Pawluk, Jay Willmes, Chris Nicodemi and
from Spencerport: Rob Stojanov.