CLASS A1
No. 8 SPENCERPORT (2-6) 7
No. 1 IRONDEQUOIT (8-0) 12
A 12-point second quarter — including a touchdown pass from Eric Torres III to Sam Thore – was all Irondequoit needed en route to a quarterfinal win. Cooper Moore scored a rushing touchdown in the second quarter, part of a 133 yard night. Myles Kedley led the Eagles defense with 12 tackles, and also recovered a fumble. Thore (9), Anthony Major (8), Isaac Nielson (7), Sebastian Reidmiller (6) and Christian Freeman (6) also contributed. Irondequoit faces No. 4 Brighton in the semifinals.
No. 7 VICTOR (4-4) 12
No. 2 WEBSTER THOMAS (6-2) 6
Victor kept Webster Thomas off the scoreboard in the second half to hold on for a quarterfinals win…READ MORE HERE. Victor will face No. 6 Webster Schroeder in the semifinals.
No. 6 WEBSTER SCHROEDER (5-3) 17
No. 3 HILTON (5-3) 0
Touchdown runs from Antonio Tebo and Kalin Watkins helped propel Webster Schroeder through the quarterfinals. Robert Kenny caught six passes for 84 yards. Webster Schroeder will face No. 7 Victor in the semifinals.
No. 5 CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (5-3) 14
No. 4 BRIGHTON (6-2) 35
Justin Medina ran for 184 yards and scored four touchdowns as Brighton advanced through the quarterfinal round. Medina also contributed defensively, making two tackles. Matthew Heininger rushed for a touchdown and made five tackles for the Bruins, including two for a loss. Amari Snowden made six tackles including two for a loss, while Queyanu McDermott tallied five tackles and an interception. Zahmar Tookes led the Bruins with eight tackles, while Titus Nebbia made four as well as a sack. Brighton will face No. 1 Irondequoit in the semifinals.
CLASS A2
No. 8 WILSON/EARLY COLLEGE (0-8) 6
No. 1 EAST/WOIS (6-2) 48
Taye Brown threw for 159 yards and two touchdowns while also scoring a rushing touchdown as East won its quarterfinal matchup. Tymere Gilbert rushed for 77 yards and a touchdown offensively while blocking a punt, making three tackles, and earning a sack on defense. Jeremiah Garcia also scored a rushing touchdown and made seven tackles. Anthony Lucas scored a punt return touchdown for East. The Eagles will face No. 5 Eastridge in the semifinals.
No. 7 GREECE ARCADIA (1-7) 6
No. 2 BROCKPORT (5-3) 42
Brockport will face No. 3 Canandaigua in the semifinals.
No. 6 GREECE ATHENA (2-6) 29
No. 3 CANANDAIGUA (5-3) 35
Jordan Thomas rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns as Canandaigua took the quarterfinal round win…. READ MORE HERE. Canandaigua will face No. 2 Brockport in the semifinal round.
No. 5 EASTRIDGE (2-6) 28
No. 4 GATES CHILI (5-3) 19
Cahmari Hayes ran for 185 rushing yards and three touchdowns on offense while making eight tackles on defense to advance Eastridge through the quarterfinals. Justin Weather made four catches for 92 yards and a touchdown, while also pulling down an interception and two tackles. Troy Caulkins led Eastridge with 11 tackles, including two for a loss, and also pulled down two interceptions. Eastridge will meet up with No.1 East/WOIS in the semifinal round.
PENFIELD (4-4) 24
RUSH-HENRIETTA (6-2) 19
Zane Kropman rushed for 154 yards and two touchdowns as Penfield won its third straight game. Dom Giunta connected with Alex Mcvean for a touchdown, while also rushing for 50 yards, making four tackles, and recovering a fumble. McVean also made an impact defensively with four tackles. Ronan Boyle tallied three tackles and a sack. Evan Layton led the Patriots with seven tackles, and Nate Masters recorded four.
MCQUAID (2-6) 21
FAIRPORT (3-5) 6
ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGIATE (Monsignor Martin) 41
UNIVERSITY PREP (5-3) 24
University Prep’s Gavin White ran for 138 yards and two touchdowns and connected for 160 yards passing, including a touchdown throw to Paris Brooken. Bricyeton Thomas made 12 tackles and defended a pass. Kamari Miller recorded eight tackles, including one for a loss. Kayvari Griffin made seven tackles, while Daniel Davis made five tackles and forced a fumble.
AQUINAS (3-5) 7
PITTSFORD (4-4) 10
A 42-yard field goal by Lorenzo Geminiani-Vega won Pittsford its final regular season game. Brody Pusateri threw for 112 yards and connected for a touchdown with Jack Thurley. Eric Chen led Pittsford running backs with 111 yards.
BATAVIA (4-3)
MEDINA (VI)
ER/GANANDA (6-2) 13
LETCHWORTH/WARSAW/PERRY (6-2) 12
A fourth-quarter 27-yard touchdown run from Ray Allen gave East Rochester a win to end the regular season. Owen Munding had earlier scored on a 26-yard run in the third quarter to make it 7-6. Allen also led the Bombers on defense, with seven tackles. Rylan Rizzo and Nicholas Falso each had a sack. Maddox Kelly led Letchworth/Warsaw/Perry with 80 yards and a touchdown run. Carter Pricer recovered a fumble for a touchdown, while Caden Sumeriski made five tackles. Logan Schroeder had five tackles and an interception.
HORNELL/ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (2-5)
HAVERLING (1-6)
ALEXANDER/PEMBROKE (7-0) 25
WELLSVILLE/GV-B (4-4) 0
Jacob Bailey, Brody Heckman, and Duke Snyder all made sacks as the Alexander/Pembroke Defenders recorded their fourth shutout of the season. Pierce Dinkins, Ryder Reichert, and Sean Pietrzykowski all scored rushing touchdowns, with Pietrzykowski also returning an interception for a score and leading the Defenders with six tackles, including one for a loss. Wyatt Summers tallied a fumble recovery, while Pierce Dinkins made five tackles. Madden Perry and Reichert each had two tackles for a loss.
LE ROY/CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (5-3) 33
LIVONIA (1-7) 13
Jude Christ, Cameron Riggi, and Brennan Weber all scored rushing touchdowns, while Brady McClurg threw two touchdowns to Dillon Alcott for Le Roy/Caledonia-Mumford. Riggi also led on defense for the rivals, making nine tackles and a sack. Colton Halladay made seven tackles including one for a loss, while Joe Reschke (6) and Christ (4) also tallied tackles. McClurg pulled down an interception. Jacob Benitez and Seth Eadie rushed for Livonia’s touchdowns, while Zach Gardiner (11) and Jack Ackerman (10) led their squad in tackles.
NOTRE DAME BATAVIA/BYRON-BERGEN (3-5) 0
ATTICA (4-4) 18
Landyn Nagel rushed for 120 yards and two touchdowns as Attica won its third game of its last four. Blake Kines also rushed for a touchdown. Nagel contributed defensively with nine tackles, while Robert Manko had eight and William Franz tallied seven.
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA/ELBA (1-7) 22
AVON (6-2) 52
Kalman Dolgos had three touchdowns – one rushing, one passing, and one receiving – as Avon ended its regular season with its second win in three games. Evan Blye threw for a touchdown for the River Hawks, while Gabe Mayen was 7-for-7 in point-after-tries as well as a 24-yard field goal. Bobby Bridges scored two rushing touchdowns, while James Chase had one. Eli Rex caught Dolgos’ touchdown pass. Brice Ballew returned an interception 95 yards for a touchdown. Bobby Bride led the team with 15 tackles, while Brady Ellsworth had 13. James Chase made six tackles and recovered a fumble. Jayden Blew, Nick Scott, and Christian Finkney all had rushing touchdowns for Oakfield-Alabama/Elba. Brady Werth had four tackles, including one for a loss. Dom West and Mark Caparco each had five tackles, with Caparco making one for a loss. Brayan Castaneda made four tackles as well.
CLYMER/SHERMAN/PANAMA (VI)
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG
YORK/PAVILION (7-1) 13
GENESEO/MM (1-7) 6
Parker Bonafede and Javen Jackson each rushed for a touchdown for York/Pavilion, which scored all of its points in the second quarter. Liam Campbell led the York defense with 18 tackles- nine solo and nine assisted. Kasey Coffey made 10 total tackles (two solo, eight assisted) and also made a sack. Trent Englert tallied seven tackles including one for a loss.
MARCUS WHITMAN/BLOOMFIELD (4-4) 36
MIDLAKES (4-4) 26
WATERLOO (0-7)
MYNDERSE (3-4)
PALMYRA-MACEDON (8-0) 42
WAYNE (2-6) 8
LYONS/SODUS (7-1) 38
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (4-3) 0
RED JACKET (3-5) 21
SOUTH SENECA/ROMULUS (1-6) 0
Adric Smith-Free ran for 225 yards and three second-half touchdowns as Red Jacket finished the regular season with a win. Wyatt Rossignol made five tackles, while Camron Gushlaw and Edward Poinan each recovered a fumble for the Cardinals.
GENEVA (6-2) 0
PENN YAN/DUNDEE (7-1) 49
THURSDAY GAMES:
HOLLEY (0-6) 0
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (5-3) 46
ROCHESTER PREP (1-6) 6
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (3-5) 42
Brian Finn rushed for three touchdowns for Honeoye Falls-Lima. Ben Feinberg rushed for a touchdown as well while also returning an interception for a score. Grady Boodberlet added a touchdown reception.
DANSVILLE/WAYLAND-COHOCTON (4-4) 34
NEWARK/MARION (4-4) 20
Ethan Bauer and Dawson Stephens each scored two rushing touchdowns each to give Dansville/Wayland-Cohocton a regular season-ending win. Bauer finished the night with 277 yards and also two two-point conversions, while Dawson Stephens finished with 175 yards. Cody Farjone had two passing touchdowns for Newark, with both going to Ki’Marion Woolfolk. Darrien Streeter scored a rushing touchdown.
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