In an exciting overtime win, Greece Ath/Ody (Thunder) beat Haverling 8-7. Meanwhile, Geneva beat visiting Timon/St. Jude (Baffalo) 9-3.
    

Greece Ath/Ody 8 - Haverling 7    Overtime

 The Thunder struck hard in the first quarter with Nate Wallenhorst scoring two minutes into the game with an assist from Phil Lane. Greece scoring four unanswered goals in the first quarter, but it was a defenseman from the Ath/Ody that set the stage for the 8-7 win over Haverling in the second overtime period.
  
After a halftime break with the Thunder up 5-2, Haverling came back with three goals ending the third with the Thunder still up, 6-5. Zach Reed scored the tying goal and then the go-ahead goal (7-6) with 4:11 left in the game. At the face-off Coach Perry switched his starting face-off man with Phil Lane, who won the face-off and took a fast break down the field and fed to Nate Wallenhorst on the crease which tied the game and took it into overtime.
  
In the second overtime and a man-down, with 3:34 seconds left, the Thunder was called for two more penalties: a push and a trip. With three men down on defense Joe Prestigiacomo, Danny Conway, and Nick Gallina played amazing defense, causing the Haverling man-up team to drop the ball several times. Goalie Andrew Hosenfeld made two key saves. Brandon Cheeseman was released from the box just as Joe Prestigiacomo stripped the ball from a Haverling player at the top of the box. He recovered the ground ball, and passed it to the box as Brandon Cheeseman was released. Brandon started a fast break and fed Nate Wallenhorst for a no-look shot for the final goal of the game at 2:44 in the second overtime.
  
Scoring for Greece were Nate Wallenhorst (5g-1a), Phil Lane (1g-3a), Phil Bond (2g-1a), Brandon Cheesmen (2a) and Danny Vyverburg (1a). Andrew Hosenfeld had 12s/7ga (53 mins) for Greece Ath/Ody (7-8) who finish the regular season at Gates Chili.
  
Scoring for Haverling were Dave Harris (3g), Zach Reed (3g-1a), Mark Martuscelo (1g), Cole Beebe (2a) and Mckenzie Durham (2a). Haverling Goalie Chris Wolfer had 16s/8ga for Haverling (7-7) who will earn a better than 500 season if the can beat Midlakes on Saturday morning.
    

Geneva 9 -Timon/St Jude 3

 Geneva ended their 14-4 regular season with a 9-3 win over visiting Timon/St Jude (Section 6). The Panthers led at the half, 8-0 and played against a tough Timon defense in the second half.
  
Scoring for Geneva were Alex Love (5g-2a), Boncaro (1g-2a), Jim Warner (2g), Willie Rago (1g), Eric Legott (1a) and Frank Triana (1a). Ross Dinan made 12s/2ga (45 mins) and Kyle Brimm added 2s/1ga (3 mins).
  
Stats were unavailable for Timon/St. Jude who finish their regular season at 12-3.