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Thursday Boys’ Soccer Wrap: Howe’s hat trick powers Keshequa; Nix’s brace lifts Greece Arcadia; Phillips leads as Livonia stays unbeaten

September 18, 2026 by David Premyslovsky Leave a Comment

FAIRPORT (3-2-0) 3
RUSH-HENRIETTA (0-5-0) 0

Brock Stephany scored the first two goals to lead Fairport and assisted the third. Francesco Maniscalco recorded a goal and an assist. Trevor Scoppa added an assist.

PENFIELD (3-0-2) 3
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (2-2-3) 3
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After going 2-0 down, Nate Scozzaro scored three goals for Penfield in a 25-minute span across both halves. Webster’s Max Burton 76th minute goal tied the game up at 3-3. Nate Heise assisted the first two Penfield goals. Jon DuPont added an assist for Schroeder

CANANDAIGUA (2-2-2) 1
GREECE ARCADIA (3-1-0) 2

Braedyn Nix scored both goals for Greece Arcadia. Shaun Laffin provided an assist.

WILSON/EARLY COLLEGE (3-1-0) 1
GREECE ATHENA (2-3-1) 4

Jake Fisher netted a pair of goals to lead Greece Athena in non-league action. Fisher opened the scoring with a left-footed strike from inside the 18-yard box. The senior converted a penalty kick for Athena’s final goal of the game. Caleb Diedreck scored off a corner kick, and Chase Paddock also found the back of the net for the Trojans. Jace Miller made four saves for the win. Kiza Dunia scored for Wilson.

BATAVIA (3-2-0) 1
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (5-2-0) 4

Max Morgenstern scored twice and added an assist to guide Pittsford Sutherland. Teddy Winter and Ronan Mulligan also scored for the Knights. Carter Kane and Frank Mazzarella IV added assists, with Kane recording two.

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (5-0-0) 2
WEBSTER THOMAS (3-2-1) 1

Dimitrios Chatzikonstantinou and Avery Ewell netted a goal apiece to lead Churchville-Chili, ranked No. 1 NYSSWA Class AA. Preston Tensley and Bryce Wolf both accounted for an assist. Landyn McDermott registered the win in net.

EASTRIDGE (2-4-0) 1
BROCKPORT (3-3-1) 2

Aidan Fitzpatrick and Andrew Phillips scored for Brockport. Noah Olsen made three saves for the Blue Devils.

GATES CHILI (2-3-1) 1
SPENCERPORT (5-1-0) 7

Jackson Schneider netted a hat trick while Daniel Weiss had a goal and an assist to lead Spencerport. Patrick Gringer, Christian Arcara, and Adriano Sanfilippo scored as well. Michael Schmidt-Tieu-Truong, Luke Oakden, and Patrick Keady all provided an assist.

HILTON (4-2-0) 2
VICTOR (0-3-1) 0

VERTUS CHARTER (1-5-0) 1
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (2-1-1) 7

NAPLES (4-2-0) 4
GENEVA (0-5-2) 0

PALMYRA-MACEDON (2-3-1) 0
PENN YAN ACADEMY (4-1-2) 0

Reagan Corey made 17 saves for Pal-Mac’s first shutout of the season. Carter MacKerchar stopped three shots for Penn Yan.

PERRY (4-1-1) 2
BLOOMFIELD/HONEOYE (3-3-2) 1

Zach Baker opened the scoring for Perry. Dominic Bull added the game-winning goal late in the first half off an assist from Toby Rockastle. Macoy Rogers scored an unassisted goal for Bloomfield/Honeoye.

“Ian Phillips stood out in the midfield all game,” said Perry head coach Kevin Halsteter via email. Colby Gonzalez-Carman and Tommy Wyder did well to keep the Bloomfield attack at bay.”

WATERLOO (1-3-1) 1
SOUTH SENECA/ROMULUS (1-2-0) 4

Kian Miller-Hopkins, Brady Neville, Qi-Ming Huang, and Ryan Horton all scored for South Seneca/Romulus.

MIDLAKES/RED JACKET (0-5-0) 0
DUNDEE/HAMMONDSPORT (5-1-0) 1

CALEDONIA-MUMFORD/LE ROY (1-3-0) 1
HORNELL (4-2-0) 2

LIVONIA (5-0-1) 6
LETCHWORTH/WARSAW (1-4-1) 0

Gavyn Phillips led Livonia in Livingston County Athletic Association action with two goals and an assist. Grant Francis and Lincoln Richardson both recorded a goal and an assist in the win. Logan Swift and Evan Strauss also added a goal apiece for the Bulldogs. Lars Kovach and Cavan Dennis both recorded an assist. Livonia recorded a fourth consecutive shutout.

“The entire team was sensational with their ball movement and fundamentals,” said Livonia head coach Ryan Humphrey via email. “We were really clicking on all cylinders.”

FILMORE (5-0-1) 1
GENESEO (5-1-0) 0

Liam McCumiskey scored the lone goal on an assist from Levi Russell.

“Tonight’s game featured two quality teams who tested each other,” said Fillmore head coach Jarrett Vosburg via email. “We were able to get on the board fairly early in the game off a great effort from Levi Russell to get inside the box and cross it back where Liam McCumiskey made a disciplined run and calmly finished the shot from about 15 yards out. From there, the game was largely a physical battle for the midfield. Each team generated a couple more quality opportunities, but both defenses stood strong to deny the opportunities. Overall, it was an excellent early-season test for us against a high-quality program, and unselfish play led to contributions from all parts of the roster.”

ROCHESTER PREP (0-6-0) 0
AVON (5-0-0) 6

Khanh Levey scored twice for Avon. Elisha Swift, Benjamin Levey, and Landon Dechau all scored as well.

KESHEQUA (4-1-0) 7
MOUNT MORRIS (1-2-1) 2

Aiden Howe propelled Keshequa with three goals and two assists. Lukas Pike and Nate Hillier each added a goal and an assist. Cam Wood scored twice. Owen Schoonover, Joe D’Amico, and Abijah Gath all recorded an assist.

“It was a great response following our first loss of the season,” said Keshequa head coach Ron Macomber via email.  “I’m really happy with how the kids came out from the start and then put in a very good 80 minutes of soccer.”

WELLSVILLE (4-2-0) 4
DANSVILLE (0-5-1) 0

Leading 1-nil at halftime, Wellsville added three goals in the second half.

“What a great night to play what is becoming a traditional game with rivals Wellsville,” said Dansville head coach Steve French. “Both teams showed grit and determination and desire to play hard. They (Wellsville) were well disciplined and out paced us in the end for the win.  We are still struggling to find the net but I am certain that we will figure it out.”

PEMBROKE (3-3-0) 0
KENDALL (2-1-0) 2

HOLLEY (4-0-1) 5
WHEATLAND-CHILI (0-4-0) 2

CUBA-RUSHFORD (0-3-0) 4
ANDOVER (1-2-0) 6

ATTICA/ALEXANDER (2-4-0) 1
LYNDONVILLE/BARKER (1-0-0) 2

AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (4-1-1) 5
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (0-5-1) 0

ADDISON (3-2-1) 5
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (1-4-0) 0

CAMPBELL-SAVONA/BRADFORD (4-0-1) 3
ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (1-6-0) 1

Cooper Allington opened the scoring for Campbell Savona in the second minute. Following an equalizer, Chace Morgan netted the game-winning goal in the 34th minute. Lukas Carapella capped the scoring with a goal in the 65th minute. Kole Sonner and Carapella each provided an assist. Chance Miller made six saves. Kyle Armeli scored for Arkport-Canaseraga.

Coaches: To report scores and game details, please email scores@pickinsplinters.com.

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