Every game was expected to be close today, and although day-time games cut into the spectator numbers, many fans were not disappointed as the Schroeder/Penn Yan, Canandaigua/Fairport and McQuaid Jesuit/Brighton games were won by single goal margins. Irondequoit continued its undefeated run with an 8-3 win over Thomas and Geneva demonstrated dominance over Victor with a 14-2 win. Penfield won its first game of the season with a 12-4 win against Binghamton (Section 4).
  
 The 1:00 game at McAvoy Park saw Penfield win its first game of the season by defeating visiting Binghamton (Section 4), 12-4.
  
Scoring for Penfield were eighth grade midfielder Alex Miles (3g), junior middie Kyle Denhoff (3a), and sophomore midfielder James Dwyer (2g). Junior defenseman Alex Nowak added (1g-1a) and led the ground ball effort with 8 gbs. Junior attackman, Connor Rice scored 4g-1a, and senior middie Kevin Roe added (1g) while winning 6/10 face offs. Kevin Green added (3a), Paul Leonhard (1a), Ryan Regruit (1g) and Matt Malloy finished with (1a). Sophomore goalie Brady Del Pozzo had 8s/4ga (67%) for Penfield (1-2).
  
Scoring for Binghamton were Pat Joyce (3g) and Cory Campon (3a). Jason Langevin had 17s/12ga (59%) for Binghamton (2-6).
  
 Senior midfielder Mike Barilla scored the game winner with 4:46 left in the game to give Webster Schroeder 9-8 victory over Penn Yan. In a game that was close throughout, Grant Catalino scored the first of his four goals just 0:53 into the game (unassisted). Penn Yan tied the game on a goal by Matt Osgood (assisted by Ryan Cook). Each team scored again to close the quarter tied at 2-2.
  
Penn Yan scored two unassisted goals at the top of the second quarter but the Warriors scored four in a row to take a 6-4 lead into half-time. Nick Mooney scored (unassisted), followed by two more from Catalino, with the second assisted by defenseman Drew Palmer. Andy Winslow scored with 0:14 left in the half.
  
Once again, the Mustangs scored the first two at the top of the quarter to tie the game at six. Andy Winslow received the ball from Catalino to give the Warriors a 7-6 lead at the end of three quarters.
  
Penn Yan tied the game at the top of the last quarter and Catalino scored the go-ahead goal at 10:16. Adam Trombley tied the game with an unassisted goal at 5:26. Barilla scored the game winner with 3:46 and la though each team had ball time, the game was won by Schroeder.
  
Scoring for Schroeder were senior attackman Grant Catalino (4g-1a) and senior middie Andy Winslow (2g). Senior attackman Austin Orsini, junior midfielder Nick Mooney and Barilla each added one goal while senior defenseman Drew Palmer (1a). Senior goalkeeper Zach Marshall recorded 6s/8ga (43%) for the Warriors (4-0).
  
Scoring for Penn Yan were freshman attackman Adam Trombley (2g-2a), sophomore attackmen Matt Osgood (2g) and Cole Castle (1g). senior attackman Ryan Cook (1g-3a), sophomore middie John Linnan (2g) and senior defenseman Michael Manley (1a). Senior goalie RJ Wickham had 10s/9ga (53%) for the Mustangs (3-1). 
  
For the fourth game in a row this season, Fairport played to a one-goal game, this time dropping to host, Canandaigua 7-6 in a morning game at Evans Field. Senior Jon Zacharias and junior Ben Knapton and Evan Roth (8 gbs) had outstanding defensive games for the Braves.
  
Scoring for Canandaigua were senior middies AJ Groot (3g-1a) and Charlie Sauter (1g). Attackmen Jeremy Brown and Connor Henderson each added 1g while Justin Tomzak (1g-2a). Junior goalie Scott Bement played entire game and recorded 14s/6ga (70%).
  
Scoring for Fairport were senior midfielders Tom Rynn (2g-1a) and Shawn Runyon (1g-2a) along with freshman attackman Martin Manilla (2g) and Brendan Saylor (1g-1a). Sophomore goalie Kristoffer Sterzin made 12s/7ga (63%) for Fairport (1-3).
     
 Sophomore attackman Drew Coholan scored the first two goals for Irondequoit and never looked back as they defeated visiting Webster Thomas 8-3. The teams traded goals in the second quarter and the half ended with the Eagles up 3-1. After the break Thomas scored to take the game within one, but Irondequoit turned up the heat scoring four in a row before ending the third quarter up 7-2.
  
Scoring for Irondequoit were Greg Wright (1h-2a), Andrew Hart (2a), Drew Coholan (4g-1a), Tyler Kleehammer (1a) and Kevin Coholan (2g). Nick Kane added (1g) and won 7/14 face offs. Goalie Zach Nash recorded 16s/3ga (84%) for the Eagles (4-0). No report from Thomas (2-2).
  
  Geneva dominated in its game against Victor tonight, 14-2. The Panthers led 5-0 after the first, 10-0 at the half, and 13-0 after three quarters. Victor's first goal of the night came at 7:00 remaining in the fourth quarter as senior attackman Andy Savage scored, assisted by Ryan O'Connor.
  
The player of the night was Geneva senior attackman Greg Bonney (5g). Three of Bonney's goals came from ground balls right in front of the cage, showing his athleticism and agility. Coach LJ Russell says of Bonney, "He has been injured the last couple years, and it is good to have him back."
  
Geneva's first three goals came at 6:42, 6:31, and 6:06. The series began with one of Bonney's ground ball goals. On the ensuing face-off, R.J. Gringeri (7/12 - 58%) won the draw, brought his own ground ball down and put it in the back of the net. The final goal came off a double and dump by sophomore attackman Alex Love, feeding Bonney. Both of Savage's goals were on fast break plays by Victor's clearing team.
  
Each teams used two different goalies during the game. Victor switched goalies at the half. Mitchell Liegerot played the first half and recorded 5s/10ga (33%) and Cody Bennett recorded 5s/4ga (56%) for the finish. Geneva's Matt Schutz recorded 6s/0ga (100%) and played for three quarters. Geneva's back-up goalie recorded 2s/2ga (50%).
  
Scoring for Geneva were Bonney (5g), Love (3g-1a), Gringeri (1g-2a), John Warner (2g), Willie Rago (1g), Jim Warner (1g), Kyle Boncaro (1g), Andy Torruella (1a), and Anthony Fili (1a).
  
Scoring for Victor were Savage (2g) and O'Connor (1a).
  
 McQuaid Jesuit was the 7-6 winner over host Brighton in a 5:00 game played in the stadium at Brighton. McQuaid Jesuit led 4-2 at the half and 6-3 after three quarters. Mitch Ritchie began the scoring for McQuaid Jesuit at 10:44 in the first quarter and also assisted the winning goal, scored by JD Ayer (with 1:37 remaining in the last quarter).
  
Brighton fought back in the fourth quarter, winning the quarter 3-1 and although the Barons had the last possession they were unable to send the game into overtime.
  
Junior goalie Dan Caufield recorded 11s/6ga (65%) for the Knights while Noah Berg had 4s/7ga (36%) for the Barons. Goalie play was strong, regardless of percentage, with both goalies making point blank saves to keep the game close.
  
Scoring for McQuaid Jesuit were Ritchie (2g-1a), Evan Gallina (1g-2a), Ayer (1g), Nick Caton (1g), Dan Sturnick (1g) and Corey Flanigan (1g).
  
Scoring for Brighton were Jake Anderson (2g), Justin Hillery (1g-2a), Peter Jeffries (1g), Dan Hill (1g) and Ryan Conti (1g). No report from Brighton.