ITHACA (IV) 0
FAIRPORT (1-0) 42
Jon Roessel caught two touchdowns on offense and made two interceptions on defense as the Red Raiders opened their season with an inter-sectional win. Sam Roselli completed 11-of-15 passes for 125 yards and two touchdowns. Ryan Sullivan led the defense with three-and-a-half sacks as well as a fumble recovery that he returned for a touchdown. Running backs Dan Roessel and James Kester rushed for 105 and 65 yards, respectively, and both found the endzone once.
WEBSTER THOMAS (0-1) 14
BRIGHTON (1-0) 30
Justin Medina starred on all three fronts for the Brighton Bruins, returning the opening kickoff for a 90-yard touchdown before later scoring a rushing touchdown and making five tackles, including two for a loss, on defense. Ethan Bialaszewski threw for 213 yards and two touchdowns. Matthew Heininger made 10 tackles on the night, while making two receptions for 51 yards and a touchdown. Patrick Rohr used his hands on both ends of the ball, racking up a receiving touchdown and an interception while tallying up 100 total yards. Zach Rossignol ran for 28 yards and made three tackles and a fumble recovery. Charles Messina (6) and Zahmar Tookes (5) also recorded tackles. Patrick Newcomer hit three extra points as well as a 32-yard field goal. MJ Walls led the Thomas offense with two touchdowns on the ground, while also making two tackles defensively. Colin Revello pulled down an interception for the Titans, while Max Trovato had two tackles.
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WILSON/EARLY COLLEGE (0-1) 0
IRONDEQUOIT (1-0) 59
Josh Barr scored four touchdowns- three receiving and one rushing- to help Irondequoit open the season with a win. Eric Torres threw for 123 yards and three touchdowns. Sam Thore (8), Landon Bryan (7), and Myles Kedley (6) led the Eagles in tackles as part of a defensive performance that held Wilson to 44 total yards. The Eagles finished the night with five sacks.
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (1-0) 34
HILTON (0-1) 14
Webster Schroeder scored on all four of its first-half possessions en route to victory… READ MORE.
GATES CHILI (1-0) 42
GREECE ARCADIA (0-1) 13
Jackson Childs passed for 230 yards and a touchdown for Greece Arcadia, while Drake Sapp caught seven passes for 100 yards and was on the receiving end of the touchdown. Jacob Coumbe led the Titans defensively, making five tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, and a defensive touchdown. Mike Ayala added a sack.
BROCKPORT (1-0) 28
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (0-1) 7
GREECE OLYMPIA/ODYSSEY (0-1) 7
SPENCERPORT (1-0) 42
Amari Marianetti-Smith rushed 102 yards and three touchdowns as Spencerport scored 36 unanswered points to erase an early deficit. Marianetti-Smith scored on runs of 9, 22 and again on 9 yards to lead the Rangers. Trailing 7-6, Cole Ciao hit Dom Sprague for a 12-yard touchdown reception. Following a two-point conversion from Kendall Brinson, Spenecerport had a lead it did not surrender at 14-7. Jmari Dyson capped the offensive output with a three-yard run. Zechariah Blair opened the scoring on a nine-yard rushing touchdown. Blair finished with 78 yards on six carries. Brinson had 67 yards on five carries. Marianetti-Smith also made one reception for 26 yards. Sam Priester led the Spencerport defense with 11 tackles. Andre Martinez had nine tackles and Sammy Hopkins, eight. Richie Santos had four tackles and an interception. Marlon Tillman scored on a 55-yard run to give Olympia/Odyssey a 7-6 lead after one quarter of play.
EAST/WOIS (0-1) 6
EASTRIDGE (1-0) 7
Section V’s Class B champion a year ago, Eastridge made the move to Class A and announced its arrival by knocking off an East/WOIS squad that has made four appearances in the Class A finals since 2019 including the 2023 team that advanced to the state semifinals. READ MORE.
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (0-1) 21
BATAVIA (1-0) 41
Maggio Buchholz scored two rushing touchdowns and racked up 102 yards as Batavia opened its season with a win. The Blue Devils used a 21-point run in the opening minutes of the third quarter to pull ahead. Buchholz also had 29 yards receiving and made 13 tackles on defense. Quarterback Will Stevens completed four passes for 80 yards and a touchdown, including a 60-yard strike to Tre Shine. Nolan Ball rushed for 78 yards. Defensively, Lakoda Mruczek had two interceptions brought back for touchdowns and also recorded eight tackles and a sack. Shine (9), Luke Gutman (7), and Karvel Martino (6) also made tackles. Nate Meacham led Honeoye Falls-Lima with a 19-for-29 passing night, including 198 yards and a rushing touchdown.
AVON (1-0) 27
HORNELL/ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (0-1) 6
Evan Blye threw for 261 yards and three touchdowns to lead Avon on an offensive attack that saw the River Hawks rack up 435 yards of offense. Kal Dolgos had five catches for 110 yards and two touchdowns and also ran in a score, while Eli Rex gained 57 yards receiving and found the endzone as well. James Chase led the team in rushing with 126 yards. Defensively, Blayden Borsching led the way with nine solo tackles and three assists, and also forced a fumble. Bob Bridges put five solo tackles and three assists in the book, while James Chase made five solo tackles, an assisted tackle, and a fumble recovery.
WELLSVILLE/GV-B (1-0) 32
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (0-1) 14
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA/ELBA (0-1) 13
ER/GANANDA (1-0) 21
Justice Allen returned a punt 59 yards for a touchdown and later caught a touchdown pass from Robbie Dettman as ER/Gananda opened the season with a victory. A two-yard touchdown run from Ray Allen in the second quarter put ER/Gananda up for good, breaking what at the time was a 7-7 tie. Justice Allen finished the night with 43 yards receiving and a tackle on defense.
HAVERLING (1-0) 14
GENESEO/MM (0-1) 7
ATTICA (0-1) 12
LE ROY/CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (1-0) 20
Two scores in the second half helped Le Roy/Caledonia-Mumford to a season-opening victory, paced by 79 passing yards and a touchdown as well as 35 rushing yards from Brady McClurg. Cameron Riggi rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown and also led the Raiders with seven tackles. Dillon Alcott earned 25 yards receiving and made six tackles while also blocking a punt. Connor Elmore rushed for a touchdown and tallied four tackles. Jude Christ rushed for 28 yards. Donovan Gaillard gained 55 yards receiving and scored a touchdown. Colton Halladay (6), Joey Reschke (5), Trent Kessler (4, with an interception), and Carter Page (4, with a sack) also put their names down in the tackle column. Ray Allen had 32 yards rushing and made four tackles, including one for a loss. Dettman finished the night with 51 yards passing and 23 rushing. Owen Munding led the Bombers with 83 yards rushing and also made three tackles. Bryce Panzarella led the defense with five tackles, while Andrew Newman, Matthew Witkowski, Tyler Leisten, and Nicholas Falso all had four.
LIVONIA (0-1) 8
YORK/PAVILION (1-0) 21
Zach Gardiner rushed for 88 yards and a touchdown for Livonia, while Jack Ackerman scored a two-point conversion. Jake Benitez rushed for 53 yards and made two receptions for 16 yards while also tallying an interception. Andy Crilly (29), Seth Eadie (25), and Jack Henry (8) also earned rushing yards, with Henry also throwing for 20 yards in the air. Eadie and Jack Ackerman led the Bulldogs in tackles, with five each, including one for a loss for both. Brandon Shantz made a sack.
VERTUS (0-1) 0
DANSVILLE/WAYLAND-COHOCTON (1-0) 20
Dansville/Wayland-Cohocton scored all 20 of its points in the opening half behind touchdown rushes from Brady Henchen, Clayton Rigdon, and Dawson Stephens. Ethan Bauer led the team in rushing, with 60 yards, and also made six tackles. Rigdon had four-and-a-half tackles and an interception, while Henchen made five tackles. Ryan Frazier tallied six tackles including one for a loss. Kameren Lantz made three-and-a-half tackles, including two for losses.
LYONS/SODUS (1-0) 34
WAYNE (0-1) 8
Ben Bookmiller had a 10-for-19 night of passing, tallying 198 yards and two touchdowns as Lyons took the season-opening win. Connor Pullen scored a touchdown on the ground, while Jay’zyree Smith had 113 receiving yards with two touchdowns. Austin Rice returned an interception for a 95-yard touchdown on defense.
PALMYRA-MACEDON (1-0) 60
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (0-1) 0
EDISON (0-1) 6
GENEVA (1-0) 56
BISHOP KEARNEY (1-0) 26
SOUTH SENECA (0-1) 20
MIDLAKES (0-1) 6
NEWARK/MARION (1-0) 18
Quarterback Carter Graser threw for two touchdowns as part of a 196 yard night to lead Newark/Marion to a season-opening victory. Ki’marion Woolfolk gained 109 yards receiving with a touchdown, while Darrien Streeter had an 88-yard receiving touchdown. Terrell Jenkins scored a touchdown on the ground. Midlakes made its lone score on a touchdown pass from Nathan Lathrop to Finn Damann. Lathrop ultimately finished the night 126 yards passing, while Damann had 75 receiving. Trey Martin rushed for 132 yards.
THURSDAY’S GAMES:
VICTOR (0-1) 17
PITTSFORD (1-0) 27
Brody Putsateri threw for 128 passing yards and a touchdown through the air and ran for an additional 58 with a touchdown on the ground to lead the Pittsford Panthers. Jesse Jablonsky racked up 140 receiving yards and two touchdowns, while Dayshawn Preston threw for a touchdown and made an interception, while Ryan Munzinger also snagged an interception. Jax Bernas made seven tackles as well as a sack. The game was the annual Teddi Bowl to benefit Camp Good Days and Special Times.
CANANDAIGUA (1-0) 50
GREECE ATHENA (0-1) 10
Senior running back Payton Holtby rushed for four touchdowns and threw for another as visiting Canandaigua opened the season with a win… READ MORE.
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PENN YAN/DUNDEE (1-0) 66
WATERLOO (0-1) 0
Penn Yan/Dundee opened an early 30-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back en route to a season-opening victory.
SATURDAY
ST. MICHAEL’S (TOR) 13
AQUINAS (1-0) 40
Jeffery Logan III rushed for 305 yards and five touchdowns on 20 carries to lead Aquinas. The senior running back scored four times in the first half when the Li’l Irish jumped out to a 33-0 lead. Robert Carter accounted for 57 yards and one score on three carries. C.J. Flaherty led the defense with seven tackles including two for a loss and one interception. Amere Brewer had four tackles and two pass break-ups. Frankie Burgess accounted for five tackles and one blocked kick.
McQUAID JESUIT (0-1) 7
NEWBURGH FREE ACADEMY (IX) 53
UPREP (0-1) 20
ST. ANTHONY’S (NYC) 35
UPrep’s Gavin White completed 8-of-13 passes for 100 yards and a touchdown. White also rushed for 127 yards and two scores on 13 carries. Kamari Miller made six catches for 35 yards. Jameer Walters had two receptions for 51 yards and one touchdown. Thomas Levans III made three grabs for 36 yards. Briyceton Thomas led the UPrep defense with 10 tackles and one interception. Miller accounted five tackles, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Ajay Cotton had six tackles. Jameer Walters and Cashmere Williams made four tackles apiece.
ROCHESTER PREP (0-1) 0
MONROE (1-0) 84
Terrell “Pooty” Cunningham completed 13-of-15 passes for 287 and six touchdowns while running for another score to lead Monroe. Cunningham connected twice for scores with teammate Messiah Hampton who finished with five receptions for 131 yards. Ray Garcia had three catches for 55 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Brien Walker added a touchdown. Anthony Omebe scored once, and on the defensive side accounted for seven tackles, three sacks and two forced fumbles. Jermaine Montgomery led the defense with 12 tackles, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery that he returned for a 12-yard touchdown. Ziere McKnight returned a fumble 27 yards for a touchdown to go with seven tackles and two sacks.
LETCHWORTH/WARSAW/PERRY (1-0) 15
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA/BYRON-BERGEN (0-1) 0
Jake McEntire finished with 107 yards and two touchdowns to lead Letchworth/Warsaw/Perry. McEntire broke a scoreless tie with a one-yard touchdown in the third quarter, and Letchworth/Warsaw/Perry rattled off 15 unanswered points. McEntire later found the end zone on a four-yard rush and connected with Brayden Merritt for a two-point conversion. Facing a first and goal from its own two-yard line, the L/W/P defense stopped Notre Dame-Batavia/Byron-Bergen to hold the lead. Merritt led the defense with seven tackles and a fumble recovery. McEntire had five tackles. Mason Sundt finished with two sacks, and Brayden Schroeder had a fumble recovery. Logan Gath rushed for 48 yards on nine carries. Maddox Kelly threw for 47 yards.
MYNDERSE (0-1) 0
MARCUS WHITMAN/BLOOMFIELD (1-0) 34
After forcing a turnover on downs at midfield to open the game, the Marcus Whitman/Bloomfield offense took over and immediately found success, leading up to senior back Gunner Vogel taking a handoff 21 yards for a touchdown. The Wildcat defense followed it up by forcing a fumble and setting the offense on the two-yard line, which led to an Adien Kelley touchdown carry. READ MORE.
C.G. FINNEY (0-1) 12
RED JACKET (1-0) 28
Aldric Smith-Fee rushed for 225 yards and three touchdowns as Red Jacket scored on its first possession and did not surrender the lead. Smith-Fee found the end zone on runs of 13, 5 and 15 yards to pace the Cardinals’ offense. Jacob Brown also scored on a one-yard rush. Edward Poinam topped the defense with six tackles. Jason Hutson added five tackles while Barrett Wetherbee had four.
HOLLEY (0-1) 0
CARDINAL O’HARA (Monsignor Martin) 33
Holley’s Kevin Robinson rushed for 82 yards on 18 carries and finished with six tackles on the defensive side. Grant Smith and Brayden Read both had four tackles. Read also had a pass deflection.
PENFIELD (0-0) 0
COLONIE (II) 19
ELMIRA SOUTHSIDE (IV)
RUSH-HENRIETTA (0-0)
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Week 1 results from across courtesy of NYSSWA
Section 1
Ballston Spa 21, Eastchester 20
Brewster 26, Columbia 6
Briarcliff/Hamilton 21, Albertus Magnus 6
Cardinal Soellman 26, Yonkers Brave 0
Clarkstown North 35, Waldwick (NJ) 0
Curtis 22, North Rockland 14
Edgemont/Blind Brook 22, Woodlands 12
Fox Lane 12, Horace Greeley 2
Haldane 14, James O’Neill 7
Hendrick Hudson 26, Putnam Valley 6
Iona Prep 37, Somers 7
Irvington 26, Hastings 8
John Jay (EF) 41, Pine Bush 8
John F Kennedy Campus 36, Mount Vernon 28
Lakeland 21, Clarkstown South 17
Mahopac 13, Queensbury 0
Mamaroneck 27, Harry Truman 8
Minisink Valley 48, Suffern 24
New Rochelle 46, East Ramapo 8
Niskayuna 35, Yorktown 14
Nyack 20, Kingston 19
Pearl River 33, Tappan Zee 14
Pelham 14, Peekskill 0
Roy C Ketcham 10, F.D. Roosevelt 6
Rye 63, Middletown 20
Shaker 32, Arlington 0
Shenendehowa 49, Harrison 14
Sleepy Hollow 45, Byram Hills 7
Tuckahoe 14, Chester/Seward 7
White Plains 39, Poughkeepsie 0
Yonkers Force 24, Port Richmond 6
9/8……. Port Chester at Rye Neck
Section 2
Albany 34, Amsterdam 26
Averill Park 39, Lansingburgh 0
Ballston Spa 21, Eastchester 20
Bethlehem 28, South Glens Falls 0
Brewster 26, Columbia 6
Cambridge/Salem 38, Hoosick Falls/Tamarac 21
Cobleskill-Richmondvlle 49, Hudson Falls/FE 6
Colonie 19, Penfield 0
Cornwall 10, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 3
Coxsackie-Athens 32, Rensselaer/Loud Christian 8
Fonda-Fultonville 48, Canajoharie/Fort Plain 19
Glens Falls 27, Schalmont 8
Granville/Whitehall 30, Plattsburgh 6
Green Tech 44, Scotia-Glenville 0
Greenwich 34, Moriah 0
Guilderland 27, Norwich 7
Horseheads 26, Troy 8
Ichabod Crane/Chatham 34, Cohoes 0
Johnstown 34, Ticonderoga 8
Mahopac 13, Queensbury 0
Mechanicville 29, Stillwater/Saratoga Catholic 21
Monsignor Farrell 35, Christian Brothers Acad 12
Niskayuna 35, Yorktown 14
Our Lady of Lourdes 44, LaSalle Institute 38
Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk 19, Gloversville 8
Red Hook 18, Hudson 6
Saratoga Springs 20, Monroe-Woodbury 17
Schenectady 12, Mohonasen 6
Schuylerville 57, Broadalbin-Perth 0
Shaker 32, Arlington 0
Shenendehowa 49, Harrison 14
Taconic Hills 49, Cairo-Durham/Catskill 20
Unatego/Franklin/G-MU 71, Hoosic Valley 26
Watervliet/Heatly 28, Voorheesville 20
OPEN…. Corinth/Hadley-Luzerne, Warrensburg/Lake George/Bolton
Section 3
Auburn 48, Fayetteville-Manlius 6
Beaver River 54, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 0
Camden 50, Fulton 0
Canastota 30, Skaneateles 27
Carthage 40, Central Square 0
Cato-Meridian 54, Jordan-Elbridge 0
Cazenovia 41, Adirondack 20
Central Valley 26, South Jefferson 18
Christian Brothers Academy 28, Whitesboro 7
Clinton 39, New York Mills 36
Cooperstown 65, Tupper Lake 14
Dolgeville 49, Notre Dame/Utica Acad of Science 22
East Syracuse-Minoa 40, Henninger 0
Frankfort-Schuyler 20, Morrisville-Eaton 18
General Brown 28, Westhill 6
Holland Patent 41, Southern Hills 24
Homer 42, Nottingham 18
Jamesville-DeWitt 35, B Ludden-Grimes/SAS 27
Liverpool 21, Cicero-North Syracuse 7
Lowville 27, Mount Markham 0
Marcellus 43, Little Falls 21
Mexico 28, Oswego 8
New Hartford 50, Indian River 48
Phoenix 28, Hannibal 20
Port Byron/Union Springs 20, Onondaga 18
Sandy Creek 22, Herkimer 7
Sauquoit Valley 42, Thousand Islands 14
Solvay 54, Cortland 23
Syracuse Inst of Technology 20, Chittenango 8
Utica Proctor 44, Rome Free Academy 14
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 61, Oneida 0
Vestal 40, Corcoran 36
Watertown 19, PSLA Fowler 0
Waterville/Hamilton 48, South Lewis 20
Weedsport 14, Pulaski 0
West Canada Valley 46, OnTech 8
West Genesee 31, Baldwinsville 20
Westmoreland/Oriskany 50, Sherburne-Earlville 48
Section 4
Chenango Forks 7, Owego Free Academy 6
Chenango Valley 41, Binghamton 28
Delhi 56, Burke Catholic 13
Deposit/Hancock 37, Whitney Point 14
Fairport 42, Ithaca 0
Guilderland 27, Norwich 7
Horseheads 26, Troy 8
Newark Valley 19, Watkins Glen/Odessa-Mont 14
Oneonta 37, Greene/Oxford 8
Rush-Henrietta 52, Elmira 7
Spencer-VE/Candor 52, Harpursville/Afton 13
Trumansburg 41, Bainbridge-Guilford 16
Unatego/Franklin/G-MU 71, Hoosic Valley 26
Vestal 40, Corcoran 36
Walton/Downsville 30, Liberty 0
Section 6
Amherst 7, Kenmore East 0
Bennett 18, Niagara Falls 13
Cattaraugus-Little Valley 28, John F Kennedy 12
Chautauqua Lake/West/Broc 49, Tonawanda 8
Cheektowaga 18, East Aurora/Holland 12
Clarence 28, Hutch-Tech 0
Clymer/Sher/Pan 25, Franklinville/Ellicott/WV 14
Depew 28, Dunkirk 21
Eden/North Collins 28. Lake Shore 21
Fredonia 18, Springville 6
Gowanda/Pine Valley 33, Akron 20
Grand Island 45, Iroquois 14
Health Sciences/BASC/GC 40, Orchard Park 13
Jamestown 38, Williamsville North 7
Kenmore West 36, Lockport 28
Lancaster 29, McKinley 28
Lewiston-Porter 33, Albion 14
Maryvale 14, South Park 0
Medina 41, Silver Creek/Forestville 0
Newfane 34, Barker/Royalton-Hartland 15
North Tonawanda 17, Hamburg 14
Pioneer 7, Lackawanna 0
Portville/Cuba-Rushford/BR 49, Allegany/Hinsdale 8
Randolph 7, Falconer/Cassadaga Valley/MG 6
Salamanca 19, Olean 13
Southwestern/Frewsburg 58, Cleveland Hill 6
Sweet Home 14, Niagara-Wheatfield 12
West Seneca East 42, Starpoint 14
West Seneca West 43, Frontier 6
Western NY Maritime/Tapestry 46, St. Mary’s 28
Williamsville East 24, Williamsville South 14
Wilson 42, Alden 0
Section 7
Beekmantown 34, AuSable Valley 0
Granville/Whitehall 30, Plattsburgh 6
Greenwich 34, Moriah 0
Johnstown 34, Ticonderoga 8
Massena 20, Saranac Lake Placid 7
Ogdensburg Free Academy 34, Saranac 7
Peru 35, Kennedy Catholic 7
Section 8
Cold Spring Harbor 25, Carle Place 14
Island Trees 41, East Rockaway 15
Locust Valley 42, Oyster Bay 12
Lynbrook 42, Malverne 13
Plainedge 40, North Shore 0
Seaford 40, West Hempstead 7
Section 9
Beacon 28, Highland 19
Cornwall 10, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 3
Delhi 56, Burke Catholic 13
Dover 43, New Paltz 15
Eldredd 34, Ellenville 0
Haldane 14, James O’Neill 7
John Jay (EF) 41, Pine Bush 8
Minisink Valley 48, Suffern 24
Newburgh Free Academy 53, McQuaid Jesuit 7
Nyack 20, Kingston 19
Our Lady of Lourdes 44, LaSalle Institute 38
Port Jervis 48, Goshen 13
Red Hook 18, Hudson 6
Rondout Valley 53, Monticello 0
Roy C Ketcham 10, F.D. Roosevelt 6
Rye 63, Middletown 20
Saratoga Springs 20, Monroe-Woodbury 17
Saugerties 20, Wallkill 14
Tuckahoe 14, Chester/Seward 7
Walton/Downsville 30, Liberty 0
Warwick 29, Susan Wagner 14
Washingtonville 26, Valley Central 13
OPEN…. Fallsburg, Marlboro, Millbrook/Webutuck, Onteora, Pine Plains/Rhinebeck, Rockland, Sullivan West, Tri-Valley
Section 10
Cooperstown 65, Tupper Lake 14
Gouverneur 41, Malone 8
Massena 20, Saranac Lake Placid 7
Ogdensburg Free Academy 34, Saranac 7
Potsdam 42, St. Lawrence 0
PSAL
Adlai Stevenson Campus 14, Jamaica 6
Chaminade 34, A. Philip Randolph Campus 7
Coatesville (PA) 35, Abraham Lincoln 6
Curtis 22, North Rockland 14
Eagle Academy II 26, Fordham Prep 3
Easton Area (PA) 44, Erasmus Hall Campus 32
Frank J Macchiarola Complex 34, Xaverian 22
John F Kennedy Campus 36, Mount Vernon 28
Mamaroneck 27, Harry Truman 8
Springfield Gardens 24, August Martin 0
Tottenville 20, Wall Township (NJ) 15
Transit Tech 32, New Utrecht 20
Warwick 29, Susan Wagner 14
Yonkers Force 24, Port Richmond 6
NYCHSFL
Archbishop Stepinac 23, Central Catholic (MA) 20
Cardinal Hayes 28, St. Joseph’s Collegiate 14
Cardinal Soellman 26, Yonkers Brave 0
Chaminade 34, A. Philip Randolph Campus 7
Christ the King 38, Mount St. Michael 16
Eagle Academy II 26, Fordham Prep 3
Frank J Macchiarola Complex 34, Xaverian 22
Holy Cross at St. Francis Prep, postponed
Iona Prep 37, Somers 7
Monsignor Farrell 35, Albany Christian Bros Acad 12
Peru 35, Kennedy Catholic 7
St. Anthony’s 35, University Prep 21
St. John the Baptist 16, Holy Trinity 12
St. Peter’s 15, St. Joseph by the Sea 14
Xavier 28, Kellenberg 7
OPEN…. Nazareth, St. Dominic’s
Monsignor Martin Assn
Canisius 41, Scranton Prep (PA) 28
Cardinal Hayes 28, St. Joseph’s Collegiate 14
Cardinal O’Hara 33, Holley/Lyndonville 0
St. Andrews (CAN) 28, Bishop Timon-St. Jude 21
St. Francis 42, Massillion Jackson (OH) 35
WNY Maritime/Tapestry 46, St. Mary’s 28
NYSAIS
Concordia Prep (MD) 15, Long Island Lutheran 8
Hackley 31, King (CT) 12
Horace Mann 21, Fieldston 13
Poly Prep 14, Morristown-Beard (NJ) 6
Riverdale Country Day 35, Dalton 6
Rye Country Day 14, St. Luke’s (CT) 7
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