FRIDAY
CLASS AA
No. 7 PENFIELD (2-7) 7
No. 2 UPREP (8-1) 33
CJ Robinson Jr. had 14 carries for 306 yards and three scores to lead UPrep into the Class AA semifinal against Hilton. Tavion Byrd made eight rushes and picked up 44 yards and two scores. Landon Nesmith made 10 tackles and one for a loss. Taivon Wilson finished with 8.5 tackles with one for a loss. Kamari Miller had one tackle for a loss and 6.5 total. Isaiah Moonschein
finished with 5.5 tackles and a tackle for a loss. Jeffery Allen made five tackles, one sack and a tackle for a loss. Tyrell Simmons made 3.5 tackles and 1.5 for a loss. Jayvion Sampson had an interception.
No. 6 FAIRPORT (3-6) 14
No. 3 HILTON (7-2) 31
John DiBattisto found the end zone four times, including a 68-yard score in the fourth quarter to advance Hilton into the Class AA semifinal against UPrep. DiBattisto also scored on three, nine and 16-yard runs. Both Brady Quill and Colton Thorp added interceptions for the Cadets. Tyler Reger converted a 23-yard field goal.
No. 5 PITTSFORD (4-5) 10
No. 4 AQUINAS (6-3) 24
Derrion Battle made 32 rushes, racking up 262 yards and a score to lead Aquinas. Tano Auriuso had nine carries for 26 yards and a touchdown. Trent Buttles completed five passes for 92 yards, including one touchdown. Alexis Rosado hauled in two passes for 27 yards and a score. Thomas Levans had a 50-yard grab. On defense, CJ Flaherty made seven solo tackles with four assisted. Trent Hill had three assisted tackles and four solo. Josh Campbell made a 35-yard field goal. Aquinas faces top-seeded McQuaid in the Class AA
semifinal.
No. 8 RUSH-HENRIETTA (1-8) 14
No. 1 MCQUAID (9-0) 48
McQuaid advances to the Class AA semifinal and will face Aquinas.
CLASS A
No. 8 CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (5-4) 14
No. 1 VICTOR (9-0) 28
Jake Loughlin completed 11-of-19 passes for 111 yards and three touchdowns as Victor will face Brighton in the Class A semifinal. Jameson Ricigliano made 18 carries for 128 yards and a score. Drevariis Yeomas totaled 98 yards on 21 rushes. Adam Ruffalo caught seven passes for 81 yards and three touchdowns. Dennis Cole Jr. made a 24-yard grab. On defense, Ruffalo led with seven tackles. Ricigliano made five tackles. Yeomas, Jamison Riley and Jackson Tucker all had three tackles and one for a loss. Kyle Saeger, Nick Leonard and Connor Doran each made two tackles.
No. 7 WEBSTER SCHROEDER (4-5) 14
No. 2 EAST (9-0) 28
Zymier Jackson went 16-for-23 in the air, racking up 186 yards and two touchdowns as East advances to face Canandaigua in the Class A semifinals. Jackson also added 49 yards and a touchdown on eight rushes. Anthony Diaz made four catches for 45 yards and a score, as well as making two rushes for 77 yards and a touchdown. Ervin Wiggins had five receptions, totaling 46 yards. Wiggins also made 13 tackles on defense. Perrion Williams finished with 16 tackles and one for a loss. Deandre Leonard made two catches for 37 yards alongside 13 tackles and a sack. Anthony Hampton picked up 21 yards on three carries and made 11 tackles with two for a loss. Jeremiah Tucker had 10 tackles with two for a loss. Tyrone Fisher made five tackles. Amazie Riley had four tackles.
No. 6 GREECE ARCADIA (5-4) 28
No. 3 CANANDAIGUA (7-2) 54
Tre Comella made 20 rushes, tallying four touchdowns and 177 yards to lead Canandaigua to the Class A semifinal against East. Caiden Gullace finished with eight carries for 53 yards and scored once. Kayden Craft took three handoffs for 38 yards and a touchdown. Drew Williamee completed 7-of-10 passes, racking up 94 yards, including an 11-yard touchdown pass to Jack Tanoory that opened the scoring. Dominic Gullace caught three passes for 50 yards and added a 68-yard punt return for a touchdown. For Greece Arcadia, Deshaun Caesar made 14 passes for 192 yards and a touchdown. Caesar also scored a touchdown on the ground. Dashaun McClemmon finished with 20 rushes for 90 yards and a score, alongside five catches totaling 100 yards. McClemmon also took a punt 86 yards to the house. Ethan Alia caught two passes, including a 30-yard touchdown. Landon Gibbons made four catches for 26 yards. Dominic Zona finished with 21 yards on three grabs.
No. 5 IRONDEQUOIT (6-3) 13
No. 4 BRIGHTON (6-3) 15
Tyler Martinovich completed 7-of-12 passes, racking 115 yards and a touchdown, as Brighton advances to face top-seeded Victor in the Class A semifinal. Martinovich also made 13 rushes for 21 yards. Wes Sturrup caught two passes for 41 yards and a score, as well as making four carries for 15 yards and a touchdown. Kaleb Matthews made 12 tackles to lead the Bruins. Matthew Heininger made seven tackles, including one for a loss. Grady Hopkin booted a 43-yard field goal with 3:15 remaining to secure the win.
CLASS B
No. 7 DANSVILLE/WAYLAND-COHOCTON (1-7) 14
No. 2 HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (7-2) 42
Matt Meacham hurled 17 passes for 223 yards and five touchdowns to lead Honeoye Falls-Lima to the Class B semifinal against Batavia. Andrew Wanzenried made three touchdown grabs. Ben Cook, Keaton Yates and Harrison Houle all found the end zone for the Cougars. For Dansville/Wayland-Cohocton, Nate Gardner completed a 10-yard touchdown grab to Zaiden Vandurme Blackmon. Vandurme Blackmon also made five rushes for 42 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Elijah Bender made 11 tackles on defense. Gardner finished with six tackles.
No. 6 GENEVA (3-6) 6
No. 3 BATAVIA (7-2) 44
Cole Grazioplene hauled in four passes, totaling 100 yards and two scores. Grazioplene also had an 88-yard kick return to the house. Bronx Buchholz went 8-for-14 in the air, finishing with 144 yards and three touchdowns. Mekhi Fortes made four catches for 44 yards and a score. Fortes also had two picks and four tackles on defense. Zailen Griffin had 20 carries, totaling 63 yards and finding the end zone once. Brock Warren scored a touchdown and had 34 yards on two rushes. Batavia advances to face Honeoye Falls-Lima in the
Class B semifinal.
No. 5 VERTUS (3-6) 0
No. 4 WAYNE (5-3) 22
Alex Garrow went 7-for-9 passing, racking up 126 yards and added eight carries for 75 yards and two scores as Wayne notched its third shutout and advanced to the Class B semifinal. Elliot Santos made two grabs for 45 yards. Carleton Green-Dicker had a rushing touchdown. Daeqwon Williams made six tackles, five for a loss and two sacks.
CLASS C
No. 8 PENN YAN/DUNDEE (1-8) 22
No. 1 LE ROY (9-0) 33
Tony Piazza made 20 rushes, racking up 163 yards and three touchdowns as Le Roy will face East Rochester/Gananda in the Class C semifinal. Jackson Fix took seven handoffs for 39 yards and a touchdown. Fix also added two catches, totaling 46 yards and a score. Drew Strollo had 10 carries for 43 yards. Tommy Condidorio completed four passes for 68 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown to
Fix. Cal Koukides made a 17-yard grab. On defense, Fix made seven tackles and a forced fumble. Piazza, Connor Hegeman and Holden Sullivan all made four tackles. Simeon Fisher made four tackles and recovered a fumble. For Penn Yan/Dundee, Hunter Sheehan made 10 rushes for 43 yards and a score. Sheehan also completed nine passes, racking up 110 yards and one score. Bryant Van Housen made two catches for 17 yards and picked up 43 yards on 10 carries. Aven Foster hauled in a 39-yard touchdown. Giovanni D’Amato had three receptions for 35 yards. Braden Fingar made 12 tackles and had a pick. Anthony Sciallo
finished with seven tackles. Jason Enos recovered a fumble.
No. 7 LIVONIA (2-7) 7
No. 2 ATTICA/ALEXANDER (8-1) 35
Braden Woods connected with Cole Harding on a 46-yard touchdown pass, answering Livonia’s opening score as Attica/Alexander scored 35 unanswered points to advance to the Class C semifinal against Letchworth/Warsaw/Perry. Landyn Thomas made 15 carries for 136 yards and three scores. Sam Strezlec made six rushes for 66 yards and added a 36-yard touchdown run. Clayton Bezon made
11 tackles. Case Hill notched eight tackles. Jaden Snyder had seven tackles. For Livonia, Jackson Trubia scored on a one-yard run. Kyle Wetterings picked up 55 yards on the ground. Derrick Lane made eight tackles. Zach Williamson picked up six tackles. Owen Wetterings finished with five tackles and recovered a fumble.
No. 6 HORNELL (4-5) 6
No. 3 LETCHWORTH/WARSAW/PERRY (7-2) 33
Bailey Schell ran for 147 yards and two scores on 10 carries, advancing Letchworth/Warsaw/Perry into the Class C semifinal against Attica/Alexander. Noah Leitten picked up 78 yards on six rushes, as well as making two catches for 32 yards. Caden Sumeriski had seven carries for 56 yards. Zach Brown had 20 yards and a touchdown on three rushes. Bryce Tallman found the end zone on the
ground and in the air. Tallman completed four passes for 56 yards. Jordan Brown made a touchdown grab and finished with two catches for 25 yards. On defense, Leitten led with 13 tackles and one for a loss. Schell made 11 tackles, including one tackle for a loss. Brown, Beau Slocum and Andy Kelly all made five tackles. Sumeriski and Kayden Schroeder both finished with two tackles.
No. 5 LYONS/SODUS (3-5) 35
No. 4 EAST ROCHESTER/GANANDA (7-2) 56
Ben Newman went 12-for-17 in the air, totaling 176 yards and four scores to lead East Rochester/Gananda into the Class C semifinal against top-seeded Le Roy. Newman also scored on a one-yard run. Noah Mather caught two touchdown passes for 41 and 28 yards. Mather finished with 108 yards on five catches and had a 16-yard rush. Miles Caviness made five grabs for 37 yards and two scores.
Cadearrell Sneed made 17 rushes, racking up 167 yards. Sneed also had two catches for 31 yards. Ray Allen took nine handoffs for 80 yards, including a 23-yard score. Brayden Dohse scored two rushing touchdowns on eight and three-yard rushes. On defense, Allen led with seven tackles, one sack and two for a loss. Sneed made six tackles and one for a loss. Justice Allen finished with four tackles. Caviness, Jordan Nunn and Juice Gano all had three tackles. Seth Lockwood and Tristan Hirsch both made two tackles.
CLASS D
No. 6 GENESEO/MOUNT MORRIS (0-9) 12
No. 3 CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (7-2) 54
Griffin Weeks finished with two touchdowns and 142 yards on 14 carries. Lucas Mason took six handoffs for 126 yards and two scores. Mason also added three picks on defense. Collin Cox completed five passes, totaling 64 yards and two touchdowns.
8-MAN
No. 4 RED JACKET (4-4) 20
No. 1 PEMBROKE (9-0) 66
Tyson Totten picked up 384 yards and six touchdowns on 25 carries for Pembroke. Caleb Felski took five handoffs for 113 yards and two scores. Vijay Dhanda found the end zone once. Felski made 14 tackles. Jayden Mas made 11 tackles. Jayden Bridge, Hayden Williams, Dhanda, Octavius Martin and Jeremy Gabbey Jr. all had at least five tackles. Caleb Kimmel had an interception. Micah Harshfield racked up 218 yards on 30 rushes, including a 51-yard score for Red Jacket. Matt Allen scored a 24-yard touchdown and finished with 73 yards on the ground. Pembroke will face Bolivar-Richburg in the 8-Man final.
No. 3 CALEDONIA-MUMFORD/BYRON-BERGEN (4-4) 15
No. 2 BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (6-2) 40
Tavyn MacDonell found the end zone four times and racked up 134 yards on 16 carries, as Bolivar-Richburg utilized a 16-point first quarter to advance to the 8-Man final. MacDonell opened the scoring with a seven-yard rush and scored the other three touchdowns on 56, three and nine-yard rushes. Caden Allen scored the other touchdown in the first and finished with 60 yards on 16
carries. Allen also completed two passes for 21 yards. Trey Buchholz picked up 114 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries and caught a 16-yard pass for the Wolverines. On defense, Allen made 12 tackles to lead Bolivar Richburg. Zachary Mitchell made eight tackles and an interception. Charlie Militello had 4.5 tackles. Buchholz finished with three tackles and a pick. Both Kingston Loucks
and MacDonell made 2.5 tackles. For Caledonia-Mumford/Byron-Bergen, Malachi Smith picked up 82 yards and a score on six rushes. Jeremiah Romero had 10 carries for 62 yards and a touchdown. Romero also completed 5-of-10 passing, totaling 100 yards. Anthony Leach made 12 rushes for 25 yards. Damon Linzy made three catches, racking up 83 yards. Smith had two catches for 17 yards. Trent
Kessler and Ethan Larzelere both made five tackles on defense. Leach, Xavier Bowen and Dillon Alcott all finished with four tackles. Ruger Starowitz made three tackles and a sack. Matt Wilson and Smith each made two tackles. Bolivar Richburg advances to face Pembroke.
INDEPENDENT
DRYDEN (IV) 14
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (8-0) 34
Zymere Smith made 24 rushes for 176 yards and two scores to lead Clyde-Savannah. John Whitfield had 12 carries, racking up 149 yards and two touchdowns. Whitfield also made 10 tackles on defense and one for a loss. Aidan Van Duyne and Masson Record both finished with seven tackles. Landon Bachman made five tackles. Tristan Donnelly had five tackles, a sack and one tackle for a loss.
SATURDAY
CLASS B
No. 8 ROCHESTER PREP (1-7) 0
No. 1 MONROE (7-0) 78
Khaya Moses completed 12 of his 16 pass attempts for 123 yards and five touchdowns as Monroe set a Section V record for most points scored in a
sectional game. Messiah Hampton was on the receiving end of three of those touchdowns and finished with seven catches for 37 yards. Tahjmir Mullins turned four receptions into 70 yards and a touchdown. Robert Arnold had a 54-yard touchdown catch. Amari Colon returned two punts for touchdowns, coming from 35 and 62 yards out. Terrance Nichols had two catches for 55 yards. Defensively, Mullins returned an interception 19 yards for a touchdown and came up with three tackles. Amire Thompson made two sacks and forced a safety on his way to a seven-tackle day. Dashon Constantine sacked the quarterback three times and finished with five tackles. Nichols had an interception. Arnold made four tackles including two and a half sacks. Monroe advances to host No. 4 seed Wayne in the Class B semifinals.
CLASS D
No. 5 NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA (3-6) 20
No. 4 OAKFIELD-ALABAMA/ELBA (3-6) 14
Jay Antinore found his brother Chase Antinore for a 79-yard touchdown with just over three minutes left in the 4th quarter that broke a 14-14 tie to help push Notre Dame-Batavia to the win. It was the third of Jay Antinore’s three touchdowns, with the other two being a one-yard rushing touchdown in the first quarter and a 27-yard passing touchdown to Jaden Sherwood in the second quarter. Jay Antinore finished the game completing 11-of-15 passes for 240 yards and also 33 rushing yards. Chase Antinore hauled in three passes for 112 yards, while Jaden Sherwood had four catches that resulted in 73 yards. Gabe Castro led the defense with 13 tackles, including two that went for a loss. Scotty McWilliams added nine and a half tackles. Brodie Schie had four tackles including one for a loss. Austin Pangrazio ran the ball 19 times for 113 yards and also threw for 54 yards and a touchdown for OAE. Avery Watterson accrued 19 carries that resulted in 50 yards and a touchdown. Jack Cianfrini caught a 15-yard touchdown pass. Ashton Bezon had 10 tackles, two forced fumbles, and a blocked extra point.
“With everything this team has had to endure this season, I couldn’t be more proud of the way they fought to the very last minute,” said O-A/E head coach Tyler Winter. “You could write a book on the adversity they were dealt this Fall. They handled themselves with class and integrity amidst it all. The sting of defeat hurts right now, but they will be better young men in the long haul because of it all.”
Notre Dame-Batavia will take on top-seeded York/Pavilion in the semifinals.
INDEPENDENT
MARCUS WHITMAN/BLOOMFIELD (6-2) 38
MIDLAKES (2-7) 6
Myles Prendergast and Michael Thomas rushed for two touchdowns apiece to lead Marcus Whitman/Bloomfield. Ryan Clark added a score on the ground as well. Gunner Vogel accounted for 60 yards and an interception return for a touchdown in the win. Harry Kestler had 10 tackles including two for a loss. Ethan MacLennan made nine tackles. Clark and Brayden Amadeo both recorded seven tackles. Jared Lee had two tackles for a loss.
PALMYRA-MACEDON (7-0) 35
NEWARK/MARION (5-3) 3
Cody Quick carried the ball 15 times and ended up with 129 yards and a touchdown for Pal-Mac. His brother, Camron Quick, tallied three total touchdowns, one through the air and two on the ground. He completed six passes out of nine attempts for 129 yards and a touchdown to Keagan Hoesterey, and also ran for two scores on three attempts. Hoesterey finished with three catches and 46 yards. Anthony Porpora III hauled in two passes and racked up 79 yards. Mason Delmarie got four carries and tallied 23 yards and a touchdown. Alex Bernardi completed six passes for 54 yards for Newark/Marion. Nolan Benedict was on the receiving end of two passes and picked up 36 yards. Kellen Foster had four carries for 16 yards. Tristian Harris made a 32-yard field goal.
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