Rush-Henrietta secured a 16-2 win over Newark in a non-league game that ended early due to weather. Andrew Coleman led Rush-Henrietta with four goals and an assist, while goalie Daniel Schmitz stopped all eight shots he faced. Nine players scored for the Royal Comets, while Newark's two goals came from Sam Underhill and Evan Shulla. Rush-Henrietta plays at HFL next, and Newark heads to Batavia. Full Story

Midlakes earned a fifteen-to-eight win over Gananda, with key contributions from Walker Landschoot (four goals, four assists) and Carter Casper (three goals, two assists). Gananda initially built an eight-goal lead, led by Brody Daciw and Jase Smith, but Midlakes responded with a strong offensive effort. Goalies Stuart Quku and Nick Falso posted save rates above fifty percent. Midlakes will face Haverling on Tuesday, while Gananda plays them Monday. Full Story

Niskayuna secured a narrow 9-8 victory over Victor in a non-league matchup, with Dillon Lichtleading the scoring for Niskayuna with four goals. Victor saw contributions from multiple players, including Ricci, Saeger, and Mead, each scoring twice. The fourth quarter featured key goals from both teams, but Niskayuna held on for the win. Victor, now 11-4, will face Hilton on Tuesday. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - Seven games were played today, with one providing nail-biting drama. Pittsford edged out Fayetteville-Manlius in an overtime thriller, securing a 12-11 victory behind Avery Valenti’s seven-goal showcase and Jahyden Maiorani’s clutch game-winner. Meanwhile, Marcus Whitman, Mynderse-Romulus, Irondequoit, Thomas, Brighton, and Newark dominated their respective matchups, displaying offensive firepower and defensive prowess across the board. Full Story

Marcus Whitman took control early and held off Waterloo to win 10-6. Clark led with five goals, while Blueye added three. Freshman Freida scored his first varsity goal. Speers recorded twelve saves with a sixty-seven percent save rate. Waterloo's report was unavailable. Full Story

Thomas won its MC-D2 league matchup against Schroeder 14-1, scoring steadily across all four quarters. Schroeder's only goal came from Jonny May in the second quarter. Midfielder John Caricati won nine face-offs, bringing his career total to 208. In goal, Van Bolton recorded a 52% save percentage. Thomas will face McQuaid Jesuit next, while Schroeder takes on Spencerport. Full Story

Brighton earned a 19-12 win over Auburn, maintaining their lead throughout the game. Gavin Parks scored five goals, while Ben Marangola and Austin Flaum contributed multiple points. Goaltender Logan Serve recorded five saves, and Henry Werzinger excelled in faceoffs. Brighton will wrap up their regular season against Fairport on Tuesday. Full Story

Newark defeated Bishop Kearney 20-13 in a non-league game. Sam Underhill led Newark with ten goals and two assists, while James Scantleburry scored six goals and one assist for Bishop Kearney. Newark’s goalie, Carter Bumpus, reached his 200th career save with 14 stops. Newark pulled away in the fourth quarter to earn the win. Full Story

Pittsford earned a 12-11 victory over Fayetteville-Manlius, with Avery Valenti leading the attack with seven goals. Jahyden Maiorani scored the game-winner, and goalie Bear Wehrheim stopped nine of eleven shots. Fayetteville-Manlius was led by Henry Dougherty’s three-goal performance, while Randal Hearn contributed two goals and three assists. The teams kept the game close, adding to their competitive series history. Pittsford will face Skaneateles next. Full Story

Irondequoit secured an 11-4 win over HFL in a non-league matchup Friday night. Ryan Avery, Cooper Moore, and Doug Velepec led Irondequoit with three goals each, while goalie Sven Habitzreuther recorded 14 saves at a 78% save rate. HFL’s scoring came from four different players, with Jason Bennett making 11 saves in net. Senior Andrew Scully won 17 of 18 face-offs, marking his 205th career win. Irondequoit will next face McQuaid Jesuit, while HFL takes on Rush-Henrietta. Full Story

Mynderse-Romulus secured a win over Haverling with a strong offensive performance, spreading goals across nine players. Jack Brady led with six goals and two assists, while Griffin Hilimire recorded three goals and six assists. Haverling's Gavin Price and Maclain Wright contributed four of their team’s six goals. Mynderse-Romulus will face Waterloo on May 19, and Haverling will host Gananda the same day. Full Story

Livonia-Avon-Geneseo secured a 14-13 overtime victory against Mynderse-Romulus behind six goals from Max McEnerney and the game-winning shot by freshman Will Schweitzer. Henry Walters added four goals and two assists, while goalie Colton Rose recorded 25 saves with a 66% save rate. Mynderse-Romulus kept the game close, with Griffin Hilimire scoring seven goals and three assists. Full Story

Wayne defeated Newark 21-11, securing its 18th consecutive win in the series. Shane Coleman (5 goals, 4 assists) and Mason Michel (5 goals, 2 assists) led Wayne’s offense, while Evan Shulla (5 goals, 2 assists) and Sam Underhill (5 goals, 1 assist) paced Newark. Seven players scored for Wayne, including sophomore Cody Crandell with his first varsity goal. Goalkeeper Gavin Hamel recorded 9 saves on 11 goals. Newark will play Bishop Kearney next, while Wayne prepares to face Bloomfield-Honeoye. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - There were eight intense matchups, with five games going down to the wire. Livonia-Avon-Geneseo edged out Mynderse-Romulus 14-13 in a thrilling overtime battle, powered by six goals from Max McEnerney and a decisive game-winner from freshman Will Schweitzer. Pal-Mac pulled off a dramatic 12-11 overtime victory against Geneva after Jackson Dennie’s seventh goal sealed the deal. Full Story

Pal-Mac defeated Geneva 12-11 in overtime after a back-and-forth contest. Geneva’s top scorers included Ryland Dunham and Max Heieck with three goals and one assist each, while Brent Williams recorded 17 saves with a 59% save percentage. Pal-Mac forced overtime with a last-second goal and secured the win with Jackson Dennie’s seventh goal of the night. Geneva will host Newark on May 20, and Pal-Mac will take on Mynderse-Romulus the same day. Full Story

Gananda defeated Marcus Whitman 12-10 in a competitive game with multiple lead changes and three ties. Jase Smith led the Blue Panthers with six goals, while Ayden Clark paced Marcus Whitman with six of his own. Goalie Nick Falso had 18 saves for Gananda with a 64% save percentage. Gananda’s late-game rally secured the victory. Full Story

Canandaigua secured a 9-6 victory over Penfield after overcoming an early three-goal deficit. Mike Belles led the offense with four goals and one assist, while Patrick Olvany added three goals. Penfield's leading scorer was Jake Maurer with two goals, and goalie Mason Schembri recorded 19 saves with a 68% save rate. Canandaigua improved to 14-0 on the season while Penfield moved to 7-7. Full Story

Midlakes secured a 14-11 win against Bloomfield-Honeoye after overcoming an early deficit. Carter Casper led Midlakes with three goals and three assists, while goalie Stuart Quku recorded 16 saves. Bloomfield-Honeoye saw strong performances from Brayden Arber and Tyler Bruder, but Midlakes’ late surge ensured victory. Full Story

Fairport secured a 7-3 win over Thomas in a non-league game. After a close first half, Fairport scored six goals in the second half while Thomas added only one. Fairport's Mitchell Monte led all scorers with five goals and two assists, while Thomas got goals from Lucas Estelle, Lucas Nuccotelli, and Brandon Trottier. Fairport's Luke Ryan made fifteen saves for an 83% save percentage, and Corey Roeser won eight of fourteen faceoffs. Full Story

Churchville-Chili defeated Greece Storm 14-3 in a non-league matchup, led by Jaxon Leonard’s four goals and four assists. Greece Storm’s Carter Fabian scored all three of his team’s goals. Churchville-Chili’s goalie Dominic Marra recorded an 80% save rate, while Greece Storm’s Mitchell Barnes made 12 saves. Churchville-Chili will host Livonia-Avon-Geneseo next week, and Greece Storm will play at Spencerport. Full Story

Aquinas earned a 17-6 victory over Bishop Kearney, led by junior attackman Tano Auriuso’s five goals and one assist. Eight different players scored for Aquinas, and goalies Jake Gibson and Logan Schimmel posted strong performances. Bishop Kearney’s leading scorer was James Scantleburry, who recorded three goals and one assist. Aquinas will face Penfield next, while Bishop Kearney prepares for a matchup against Newark. Full Story

Brockport took control early and maintained their lead in a 12-9 win over Gates Chili in their league matchup. Ryan Miller led Brockport with five goals and one assist, while goalkeeper James Newton recorded 20 saves with a 69% save percentage. Gates Chili's Callaway Phommachanh scored three goals and added an assist, with goalkeeper Gianni Salandy making 18 saves at a 60% save percentage. Full Story

HFL secured a 16-9 win over East Aurora, scoring eight goals in the fourth quarter to pull ahead. Leading scorer Grady Goodberlet had six goals and six assists, while Quinn Kailbourne also netted six goals. Marco Vengoechea reached his 50th career goal, and goalie Jason Bennett recorded ten saves. HFL faces Irondequoit next on Friday. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - Of the ten games played today, six were nail-biters, with thrilling finishes and standout performances. Rush-Henrietta edged out Schroeder 8-7 after overcoming an early deficit, while Hilton held off Spencerport in a 13-11 contest. Victor mounted a dramatic comeback, scoring five goals in the final quarter to secure an 11-10 win over McQuaid Jesuit.  Full Story

Brighton earned a 17-3 victory over Hamburg in a non-league game, led by Gavin Parks with six goals and Miles McGuire with four goals and two assists. Strong goaltending from Logan Serve and Phil Stapf helped secure the win, while senior Henry Werzinger won 15 of 22 face-offs. The victory extended Brighton's winning streak to seven games ahead of their next game at Auburn. Full Story