Proving how close the Class A teams are this year, Schroeder beat Irondequoit in a close game (6-5). Rush-Henrietta was an 11-7 winner over Churchville-Chili. Livonia beat Aquinas, Brighton beat Gates in OT, Penn Yan beat Amherst and Fairport beat Orchard Park. Other winners included Eastridge, Penfield, Hilton, Pittsford and Newark.
  
  The games was scheduled to take place weeks earlier, and it was    a highly anticipated game that pitted Webster Schroeder against    highly successful Irondequoit, who up to this week was undefeated. Although the Warriors controlled much of the game, leading 2-1 after the first and 6-2 at the half, the Eagles came back in the second half, scoring the only three goals, the last of which was scored with only 0:19 left in the game. In the end it was Schroeder with the 6-5 win over the visiting Eagles. Irondequoit junior defenseman, Sean Davern drew the assignment to slow down Grant Catalino and he, along with well rehearsed slides from adjacent teammates, did a commendable job, stopping a number of drives by the big attackman, that would, for other teams, have resulted in goals against. They started on the first Warrior drive, pushing Catalino away from the goal on his "patented" drive from the goalies' right. The Eagles then knocked down a pass and took the ball to other end of the field to the cheers from the Irondequoit sidelines. Catalino would not go without impact, however, scoring two unassisted goals and adding an assist in the second quarter.
  
The Warrior win, however, was greatly the result of a stellar day by goalie Zack Marshall, who came up with save after save at key, momentum swinging moments. Marshall, who recorded 7 saves in the both the first and fourth quarters and 3 in the second and third, saw many short range shots as the Eagles found open inside feeds.
  
Schroeder started the scoring at 7:56, as Mike Tota scored the first of his 2g-1a on a feed from defenseman Drew Palmer when, during a Warrior fast break clear, an Irondequoit defenseman slid too early. The Eagles came immediately back on the next face off, finding their own inside fast break as Greg Wright scored on a feed from Andrew Hart at 7:48. Less than a minute later, Andy Winslow found Tota breaking to the crease to give Schroeder a 2-1 lead at the end of the first quarter. Although Irondequoit controlled a great deal of the ball time in the first quarter, due in great part
by extraordinary ground ball efforts and hustle, Marshall took the wind out of the sails by stopping most of the the excellent shots on goal by Irondequoit.
  
Webster scored the first three goals in the second quarter. Catalino bulled his way on a cut from behind the goal and scored an unassisted goal at 10:43. When Irondequoit tried to substitute a large number of players on a Webster clear, senior attackman Austin Orsini was left alone on the crease and scored on a pass from Tota at 8:18. Catalino scored again, this time with a blazing shot at the feet of Irondequoit goalie Zack Nash. Kevin Coholan scored for Irondequoit with an unassisted outside shot at 3:21. Catalino found Winslow breaking to the crease for a Webster goal that ended the scoring for the half with Schroeder up 6-2. Irondequoit scored all three of the second half goals. In the third quarter the single goal was scored by Andrew Hart with an assist from senior middie Tim Kleehammer at the 3:00 mark. Schroeder led 6-3 after three.
  
Irondequoit continued to control the pace of the game with the majority of ball time, but Marshall, who came up with seven saves, kept the Eagles from the win. Greg Wright scored in man up at 4:58, taking the score to 6-4 and giving the Eagles a powerful boost. A number of shots off cage and two saves by Nash, kept the Warriors off the scoreboard. Coholan scored (unassisted) in man up with a drive right down the center of the field at 0:19. Webster gained possession on the next face-off and held on the ball and the win in the great example of Section Five lacrosse.
  
Scoring for Schroeder were Catalino (2g-1a), Palmer (1a), Orsini (1g), Andy Winslow (1g-1a) and Tota (2g-1a). Zach Marshall had 20s/5ga (80%) for the Warriors (11-1).
  
Scoring for Irondequoit were Hart (1g-1a), Kevin Coholan (2g), Wright (2g) and Kleehammer (1a). Zach Nash had 7s/6ga (54%) for the Eagles (9-2).
  
It was a game of two halves. The first half belonged to Penfield who outscored Brockport 9-2. The second half saw the Blue Devils score four on the Patriots before Kevin Roe scored with 0:01 left in the game. In the end it was Penfield with a 10-6 win.
  
Scoring for Penfield were Kevin Green (3g), Kyle Denhoff (2g-2a), Kevin Roe (1g-1a), Dan Huntington (1g-1a), Kyle VanThof (1g), Paul Leonhard (1g), Alex Nowak (1g) and Tucker Nelson (1a). Brady Del Pozzo made 2s/6ga. Kyle Van THof won 11 out of 14 faceoffs and picked up 8 ground balls.
  
Scoring for Brockport were Adam Nauerth (3g-1a), Tucker English (1g), Tyler Sutphen (1g), Will Glynn (1g) and Andy Willis (1a). Connor Mykins had 15s/10ga (60%) for the Blue Devils (5-5).
  
  After defeating Corning East (Section 4) earlier in the week, Fairport beat Orchard Park (Section 6) today 10-6. The Quakers tied the score in the first quarter and won both the second and fourth quarters, but a strong performance in the third led the Red Raiders to victory.
  
Fairport opened the scoring with a drive from Mike Danylyshyn (unassisted). Orchard Park struck back with two unassisted one-on-one drives of their own (Matt Ferrino at 7:50 and Greg Michaels at 5:15). Fairport returned with two of their own. The first was an outside shot by Tom Rynn to tie the game at two which was followed by a crease feed from Shawn Runyon to Martin Manilla to take the lead. The Quakers tied the game with 0:03 remaining in the third with a cross-crease pass from Michaels to Artie Marrapese a shot on a wide open net. The score was 3-3 after the first quarter.
  
The second quarter did not see much action until late in the quarter. Fairport scored the first goal with 3:51 remaining as Brendan Saylor (who led all scorers with 3g) scored (assisted by Runyon) after a cut from behind to a feed just past the GLE. Fairport, after losing the face-off and stopping the Quakers offense called a time out. Only 0:24 seconds later the Quakers broke the clear and after a number of quick passes fired from the outside to score (Joe Jacobs from Michaels). At 2:16 the Quakers were assessed a cross-check but Fairport could not capitalize on it and on the next possession Orchard park scored one more goal to take the 5-4 lead into halftime.
  
The third quarter began with and an Orchard Park goal from a broken clear with Kevin Lalley scoring (assisted by Michaels) at 10:23. The next six goals, spanning two quarters were all scored by the Red Raiders taking them from 4-6 to 10-6. The first goal was a man-up goal scored by Runyon (assisted by Rynn) on an open cross-crease look. The next two goals were scored in quick succession as Eric Hislop assisted Eric Martin at 8:14. On the ensuing face-off Shawn Runyon picked up the ground ball, quickly passing it up the field to Rynn who looked to the crease for Aaron Jones and the goal. The next goal came as Rynn took an outside shot (assisted by Martin) that hit the goalie and then dribbled into the goal. Orchard Park called a time-out and tried to slow down the Red Raider momentum. The score was 8-6 for Fairport. Fairport's final goal of the third quarter was by Saylor (assisted by Martin). The quarter ended with Fairport in the lead 9-6.
  
Fairport continued the scoring into the fourth quarter scoring at 10:31 as Saylor scored from a fast-break (assisted by Danylyshyn). Orchard Park wasted no time trying to mount a comeback scoring just 0:30 seconds later with an outside shot by Jeff Tundo. Tundo scored again less than a minute later at 9:13 (both unassisted). That was the last goal for the Quakers. They had a number of opportunities late in the game but could not capitalize on any of them.
  
The penalties were relatively light with Fairport scoring one out of four and Orchard Park scoring zero from one.
  
Senior midfielder Eric Martin finished the game with 14 ground balls including 4 off face-off victories).
  
Goalie play was the key as Mitch Ashcroft of the Quakers failed to make a save in the entire second half of play. Ashcroft was 60% at the half but finished with 6s/10ga (38%). Sophomore Kristoffer Sterzin had another strong game for the Red Raiders recording 11s/8ga (58%).
  
Scoring for Fairport were Rynn (2g-2a), Saylor (3g), Runyon (1g-2a), Martin (1g-2a), Danylyshyn (1g-1a), Manilla (1g), Jones (1g) and Hislop (1a). The Red Raiders are now 6-5.
  
Scoring for Orchard Park were Michaels (1g-3a), Ferrino (2g), Tundo (2g), Marrapese (1g), Jacobs (1g) and Kevin Lalley (1g). The Quakers are now 6-4.
  
 Penn Yan saw nine different players make the scorebook in their 10-4 win over Amherst of Section 6. Scoring for the Mustangs were Adam Trombley (2g-2a), Matt Osgood (1g-1a), Ryan Cook (1g-3a), John Linnan (1g), Dan Wolfe (1a), Cole Castle (1g), Brandon Trombley (2g), Brendan Minor (1g) and Mike Manley (1g).
  
   Livonia scored five goals in the last quarter to seal a 10-6 victory over the Little Irish in a Saturday night game at Aquinas. AQ started with a 4-1 lead after one quarter and led at the half 4-3. Both teams scored two more in the third quarter.
  
Scoring for Livonia were Brian Sciera (5g), Oren Taylor (1g-3a), Matt Girolmo (1g-2a), Tyler Russel (2g), Jeff Wester (2a) and Gaelin Walsh (1g). Justin Becker had 7s/6ga for the Bulldogs (8-5).
  
Scoring for Aquinas were Nick Berkompas (2g-1a), Austin Gorman (1g), Cameron Corsaro (1g), Anthony Bianchi (1g-2a), Marc Brondon (2a) and Casey Vogl (1g). Alan Antinarelli had 13s/10ga (57%) for the Little Irish (6-6).
  
Hilton broke a 5-5 third quarter score with four goals in the fourth quarter to take a 9-6 win over visiting Spencerport on Saturday afternoon. Junior face-off middie, Justin Putt won 9 of 11 face offs for Spencerport.
  
Scoring for Hilton were Mike Crumlish (2g), Alex Wood (1a), Jay Clifford (3g-1a), Kyle Hayward (2g-1a), Matt Davidson (1g), Colin Walker (1a) and James Moss (1g). Goalie Aaron Donahey recorded 11s/6ga (65%) for the Cadets (8-4).
  
Scoring for Spencerport were Jeff Konko (3g-1a), Phil Schmid (2g-1a) and Justin Putt (1g). Mike Palvino made 17s/9ga (65%) Rangers (3-8).
     
 Batavia lost this afternoon to Seton Catholic of Section Four, 18-4. Freshman Will Mulcahy scored two goals, sophomore Joe Muoio scored a goal and senior Katie Stack scored one goal. Matt Landfried stopped 13 of 31 shots on goal for the Blue Devils.
    
  Rush-Henrietta defeated Churchville-Chili in a Monroe County divisional crossover game this afternoon 11-7.
  
The Royal Comets opened up the scoring at 9:11 when Colin Cornaire scored from a cross-crease look from Justin Rose. The Saints quickly retaliated scoring only 0:15 seconds later with an inside feed by Damien Pagano to Gino Marcello. RH scored the last three goals of the quarter at 3:46, 2:34 and 1:28. The first came during a man-up play as Cornaire scored his second (assisted by Brian Hantzis). RH scored two man-up opportunities (on eight attempts) as well as one when they were man-down. The last two goals of the first quarter were both assisted by Matt Moran but to different players. The first goal, a cross-crease after an early slide, was scored by Nate Delone. The second was scored by Bobby Pattridge as he cut across the crease and was fed from behind. The first quarter ended with the score 4-1.
  
Each team score one goal in the second quarter. The Saints struck first as Ben Rossignolo scored after picking up a ground ball on the crease. Four minutes later RH scored their fifth goal as Moran scored (during man-down play). The halftime score was 5-2 in favor of the Royal Comets.
  
The third quarter found RH leading the scoring again (3-1). The Royal Comets scored the first two goals. Senior defenseman Jake Messimer scored from a broken clear followed by Moran scoring on a fast-break. The Saints had their own fast-break goal at 4:56 as Doug Hemink scored (assisted by Jamie Englert). The last goal of the third quarter was scored with just 0:11 seconds remaining as Hantzis took on three different men and forced the ball into the cage. 8-3 was the score at the end of the third quarter.
  
The fourth quarter opened with a Churchville-Chili goal at 10:21 as Hemink scored from a broken clear. The Royal Comets didn't let the goal go unanswered as Messimer picked up the face-off ground ball and took it in for his second goal of the game just five seconds later. The Saints scored again with Ryan Grogan scored (assisted by Rossignolo). The Royal Comets scored the next two at 6:27 and then at 1:32. The first goal was their second man-up score as Hantzis took an outside shot (assisted by Rose) to bring the score back to Rush-Henrietta by five. The next goal was scored after a shot came off a defenseman's stick. Churchville-Chili scored twice in the last 0:45. The first was an inside crease pass from Grogan to Rossignolo and the second was a strait drive by Marcello with 0:01 remaining in the game.
  
Shooting was almost equal between the two teams as both teams recorded 34 shots and roughly the same number of on cage shots. Leading the shooting for Rush-Henrietta were Cornaire (7s/4on/2g), Rose (7s/0on/0g) and Hantzis (6s/2on/1g) who combined for 59% of the shots (35% of the shots on cage). Leading the shooting efforts for the Saints were Rossignolo (8s/4on/2g), Englert (5s/1on/1g), Marcello (5s/4on/2g) and Hemick (5s/2on/2g).
  
Goalie stats for senior Matt McShea were 11s/7ga (61%) with 6s recorded in the fourth quarter. C-C junior goalie, Sean Kettles finished the game with 6s/11ga (35%) with only 1s for the entire second half.
  
Scoring for Rush-Henrietta were Moran (2g-2a), Hantzis (2g-1a), Cornaire (2g), Delone (2g), Messimer (2g), Rose (2a) and Pattridge (1g). The Royal Comets are now 6-4.
  
Scoring for Churchville-Chili were Rossignolo (2g-1a), Marcello (2g), Hemink (2g), Grogan (1g-1a), Pagano (1a) and Englert (1a). The Saints are now 9-2.
  
  Tim Williams scored the game winner with 2:02 remaining in the first overtime period to give Brighton at 6-5 win over visiting Gates Chili. Junior attackman Justin Hillery scored with 1:51 remaining in the game to send it into overtime. Gates opened the scoring of the game with a goal by Andy Hilton. Brighton then tied the game at one with 15 seconds left in the first quarter. In the second quarter Gates scored twice (both by Andy Hilton) and held Brighton to one single goal to take a 3-2 half time lead.
  
Brighton scored first in the third quarter to tie the game at three, but Gates followed it up with a goal of their own to take a 4-3 lead going into the fourth. Brighton again tied it up at 4-4 with 7:22 remaining in the game. Just 0:30 seconds later the Spartans scored to take a 5 - 4 lead and Brighton tied the game with 1:52 remaining to send the game into overtime.
  
Scoring for the Barons were Tim Williams (3g), Justine Hillery (2g), Dan Hill (1g) and Ryan Conti (1a). Ryan Conti and Dan Hill combined to win 13/15 of the face-offs for Brighton, whose goalie, Noah Berg made 12s/5ga (71%).
  
Scoring for Gates were Andy Hilton (3g), Pat Sposato and Mike Green each added a goal, and Tom Sudek and Jeff Fichtner each added an assist. Jason Baetzhold had 9s/6ga (60%) for Gates Chili (6-5).
  
 After trailing 4-3 at the half, Eastridge came alive and won a 8-4 victory over host Pal-Mac.
  
Scoring for the Lancers were Brandon Moynihan (2g), Kevin Mahler (4g-1a), Alan Ingrasio (1a), Todd Horne (1g-1a), Alex Austin (1g-2a), and Shane Driffill (1a). Jake Czwilinski started in goal the 1st half and recorded 2s/4ga. Eugene Fererra took over in the second half and made 10s/0ga for Eastridge (8-3). Stats for Pal-Mac were not available tonight.
  
 Pittsford was the 10-8 winner over Frontier (Section 6) at the Pittsford Lacrosse Festival at Sutherland. Scoring for the Panthers were Doug Milano-Johnson (3g-2a), Chris Kist (2g), Cam Edmiston (2g), Conor McDermott (1g) and Brett Bridges (1g), TJ Iuppa (1g-1a). Brendan Green had 9s/8ga (53%) for the Panthers (3-4).
     
 It was a close game through the third, but Hamburg (section 6) outscored Victor 5-2 in the last quarter to take a 12-9 victory at home.
  
Scoring for the Bulldogs were Joe Resetaritis (5g-2a), Jonathan Domres (2g), Jerry Feuerstein (1g-1a), Andy Herrmann (1g), Mark Markulis(1g), Matt Springer (1g), Sean Murray (1g) and Kevin McHenry(1a). James Maxwell made 7s and Craig Kempston added 5s for Hamburg (10-1).
  
Scoring for Victor were Frank Valenti (6g), Alex Rogemoser (2g), Andy Savage (1g-2s) and Jason Houtenbrink(2a). Mitchell Liegerot had 16s/10ga (62%) for the Blue Devils (7-5).
  
 The final score was Newark 11 over Haverling 5. After a 3-3 tied score at the end of the first quarter, Newark pulled ahead in the second on two goals from Stephen Johnson and another from Colin Johnson.
  
Scoring for Newark were Matt Clemons (2g), Colin Johnson (4g-1a), Stephen Johnson (3g-2a), John Barrett (1g), Adam Golding (1a), RJ VanDeMortal (1a) and Chris Gonzalez (1g-1a). Josh Putman had 16s/4ga and Ben Hartman had 0s/1ga for the Reds (5-6).
  
Scoring for Haverling were Nick Venuti (2g), Brad Fuerst (2g), Andy Nesbitt (1g-1a), John Pruyn (1a) and Brent Harrison (1a). Chris Wolfer had 10s/11ga (48%) for the Rams.