Top seeds to battle it out in A2

No. 1 seed Honeoye Falls-Lima Cougars (15-2-0) vs. No. 4 seed Aquinas Li’l Irish (9-7-1)

How they got here: Honeoye Falls-Lima shut out No. 8 seed Wilson Magnet, 1-0 in the quarter-finals while Aquinas rallied to beat No. 5 East High 4-3.

Names to know: HF-L – Nico Coria (1.056 GAA), Jack Emerson (two goals, two assists), David Goetz (eight goals, 11 assists), Chris Goetz (two goals, one assist), Justin Hofmann (three goals, three assists), Parker Hotchkiss (15 goals, six assists), Hayden Smith (four goals) and Gunnar Wetzel (five goals, five assists).

Aquinas – Mike Altpeter (one goal, two assists), Josiah Fragnito (17 goals, six assists), David Giallanza (Sr. defender), Aiden Kopacz (one goal, four assists), Gian Malcolm (two goals), Kyle Pero (1.705 GAA), Luke Putnam (three goals, two assists), Sammy Sherzi (one goal, two assists) and Michael Theodoru (two goals, six assists).

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Coaches: Mike Merrill (HF-L), Josh Gleason (Aquinas)

History 101: HF-L is looking for its fourth straight title. The Cougars beat Aquinas, 2-0 in last year’s quarter-finals. The two teams played to a draw in the 2014 A2 semi-finals before HF-L advanced on penalty kicks. Aquinas last reached the finals in 2011. The Li’l Irish won the 2006 Class A crown.

A 5 p.m. kickoff is scheduled Tuesday night at Penfield.

No. 2 seed Wayne (13-2-2) vs. No. 3 Pittsford Sutherland (9-7-1)

How they got here: Wayne defeated No. 7 seed Batavia/Alexander, 4-0 while Pittsford Sutherland handled No. 6 Geneva, 5-0.

Names to know: Wayne – Cullen Bock (10 goals, three assists), Tommy Bolt (five goals, two assists), Tim Catalano (five goals, one assist), James Flannery (five goals, two assists), Sean Flannery (five goals, three assists), Matt Gentile (nine goals, 10 assists), Devin LaDue (three goals, four assists) and Branden Shugerts (one goal, four assists, 0.725 GAA).

Pittsford Sutherland – Will Bowen (four goals, four assists), Will Graupman (three assists), Dylan Kladstrup (three goals, one assist), Ryan Morabito (Sr. defender), John Mozrall (13 goals, seven assists), Alex Oleyourryk (1.282 GAA), Aaron Onoff (three assists) and Liam Wilmot (seven goals, one assist).

Coaches: Tim Mattle (Wayne) and Sean Hopkins (Pittsford Sutherland)

History 101: Wayne soccer is looking for its first sectional title since 1974. Sutherland’s last title came in 2007 when the Knights claimed Class A’s top spot. Wayne beat Sutherland 3-2 in overtime in last year’s quarter-finals. Sutherland took a 2-0 decision between the two teams in the 2014 quarter-finals.

A 7:30 p.m. start time is scheduled at Penfield.