PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (8-2-0) 3
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (2-6-2) 0
Frankie Mazzarella IV scored twice, and Taha Gedemenli added another as Pittsford Sutherland secured a third shutout victory in a row. Teddy Winter assisted twice, and Zephyr Garigen recorded one. Joe Derisi stopped six shots to earn Sutherland’s seventh shutout of the season.
PENFIELD (7-0-2) 3
VICTOR (1-7-1) 0
Camden Lucas opened the scoring for Penfield late in the first half. Nate Heise and Lucas Sokolowski added goals in the second half, with Heise assisting the latter. Adrian Colangelo made one save in net as the Patriots recorded their fourth shutout this season.
PITTSFORD MENDON (8-2-1) 2
BATAVIA (4-5-1) 1
Masato Wright and Hasan Salman each scored for Pittsford Mendon. John Harrison Mtete assisted both goals on the back of his three-assist outing earlie in the week.
GATES CHILI (3-6-1) 0
BRIGHTON (7-2-1) 7
Jack MacMillan led the way for Brighton with two goals. PK Jones, Bobby Jones, Max Zwas, Noah Barnabas, and Peter D’Angelo all added a goal apiece.
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CANANDAIGUA (4-6-1) 1
BROCKPORT (6-4-2) 2
Drew Nichols opened the scoring for Brockport and Aiden Fitzpatrick netted the winner for the Blue Devils.
SPENCERPORT (6-1-2) 0
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (8-0-2) 0
With the tie, Spencerport is now unbeaten in six straight games, while Churchville-Chili remains undefeated on the season.
EASTRIDGE (5-6-1) 0
GREECE ATHENA (5-5-1) 5
Jake Fisher finished with a goal and two assists as Greece Athena won back-to-back games. Chase Paddock, Jordan Matlock, Asa Boehlke and Jake Kozak added a goal apiece in the win. Jude Rickman accounted for one assist. Ninth-grader Luch Marino registered a shutout for the Trojans.
WEBSTER THOMAS (6-4-1) 1
IRONDEQUOIT (2-7-1) 0
RUSH-HENRIETTA (3-8-0) 0
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (5-3-4) 2
HILTON (5-5-0)
FAIRPORT (5-3-0)
GREECE OLYMPIA (2-8-0) 0
EAST/MONROE/SWW (6-3-1) 7
VERTUS (1-6-0) 0
MCQUAID JESUIT (5-4-1) 8
Roman Khadka scored a hat trick to lead McQuaid Jesuit. Chase Kurz, Rafe Lanahan, Johnny Joyce, Maks Kopacz, and Iago Martins all scored once for the Knights.
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN (6-2-1) 3
BISHOP KEARNEY/ CHESTERTON ACADEMY (6-5-1) 2
ROCHESTER PREP (0-9-0)
AQUINAS (1-7-0)
CHARLES FINNEY (7-2-2) 0
WILLIAMSON (8-2-1) 1
Daniel Swarthout scored the lone goal to lead Williamson to a fifth straight win. Alan Zavala had a an assist on the play.
PENN YAN ACADEMY (9-2-2) 3
MIDLAKES/RED JACKET (0-9-1) 0
Valerio Burgos recorded a goal and an assist as Penn Yan remained undefeated in six of its last seven games. Wilson Oliva and Cole Banach each scored as well for the Mustangs. Levi Fisher and Camden MacKerchar both tallied assists. Carter MacKerchar made two saves to secure a shutout.
WAYNE (7-3-1) 3
NEWARK (1-10-1) 1
JT Lawrence scored twice as Wayne got back on track with the win in Finger Lakes East play. Nic Barnhart scored once. Austin Wing, Gavin Brown, and Mason VanOrman each provided an assist. Zach Shoop made three saves in net for Wayne.
GENEVA (1-8-2) 1
PALMYRA-MACEDON (5-5-1) 4
WATERLOO (3-6-1) 0
BLOOMFIELD/HONEOYE (7-4-3) 6
Brayden Arber’s hat trick powered the Bloomfield/Honeoye to a fourth consecutive win. Macoy Rogers netted two goals and Sebby Williams scored one. Josiah Logan, Zach Dunay, Isaac Fenster, and Cam Mitchell all provided an assist. Jack Pagel stopped seven shots to preserve the shutout, the seventh of the year for Bloomfield/Honeoye.
MYNDERSE ACADAEMY (5-5-0) 3
NAPLES (8-3-0) 5
Connor Betrus’s two goal, one assist performance lifted Naples as Big Green Machines scored three unanswered goals to pull away from a 2-2 game. Nico Mannella and Jack Didas both finished with a goal and an assist. Henry Church scored once, and Donovan Lincoln contributed two assists.
SOUTH SENECA/ROMULUS (2-5-1) 0
DUNDEE/HAMMONDSPORT (6-2-1) 7
DANSVILLE (2-8-1) 1
HAVERLING (10-2-0) 10
Conner Binkowski netted a hat trick, while Callum Hill and Seth Rounds both added two goals as Haverling cruised to victory. Josh Wheeler, Seth Barros, and Jack Herrick each scored once. Hill finished with three assists; Felix Vanwijk assisted two goals; Herrick, Mark Beebe, and Rounds all recorded one assist. This is the sixth time the Rams have scored at least five goals in a game this season, and they are yet to be held scoreless. Isaac Kurtz scored for Dansville off an assist from Aiden Geiger.
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD/LE ROY (4-6-0) 1
LIVONIA (10-1-0) 3
Gavyn Phillips finished with a hat trick to lead Livonia to a fourth consecutive victory and third consecutive shutout. Grant Francis added two assists, and Lincoln Richardson had one.
GENESEO (11-1-0) 3
KESHEQUA (6-4-0) 0
Geneseo took a 2-0 lead three minutes in the game en route to a sixth consecutive victory. Ayaan Sheikh, Sam DiLaura, and Benton Maloney all scored for the Blue Devils. Toby Yarowsky, Evan Sorge, and DiLaura added assists.
“We are extremely happy to get such a big divisional win on the road,” said Geneseo head coach Chris Masters via email. “Keshequa is always a great team and any win there is always tough. We hope to keep improving and keep winning big games.”
PERRY (5-5-1) 2
LETCHWORTH/WARSAW (2-9-1) 1
John Thomas Grover opened the scoring for Perry off an assist from Levi Ball. Charlie Derin netted the winner early in the second half with Colby Gonzalez-Carman providing the assist.
PAVILLION/YORK (0-10-0) 0
AVON (8-2-0) 4
HORNELL (6-4-0) 0
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (6-5-0) 4
ALFRED-ALMOND (5-5-0) 0
MOUNT MORRIS (6-3-1) 3
ATTICA/ALEXANDER (3-9-0) 2
WHEATLAND-CHILI (1-8-0) 1
HOLLEY (6-1-2) 3
KENDALL (5-3-1) 1
PEMBROKE (4-6-1) 1
BYRON-BERGEN/ELBA (10-0-2) 2
WELLSVILLE (7-4-0) 0
FILLMORE (10-0-0) 4
A balanced attack guided Fillmore as Brayden Walton opened the scoring late in the first half, followed by second-half goals from Brayden Hatch, Levi Russell, and Silas Russell on a penalty. Walton and Hatch both recorded an assist as well.
“Tonight’s game was tighter than the final score line suggests, with a couple goals in the last ten minutes of the game sealing the win for us,” said Fillmore head coach Jarrett Vosburg via email. “Most of the night we were able to generate some quality opportunities, outshooting them 17-2, but finishing came at a premium with their commitment to taking away the center of the eighteen. All-in-all, it was another solid team win to get to 10 and 0 on the season.”
AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (10-1-1) 6
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (1-8-1) 0
FRIENDSHIP-SCIO (0-11-0) 0
ANDOVER (3-6-1) 1
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (2-8-1)
GENESSE VALLEY-BELFAST (4-4-1)
LYNDONVILLE/BARKER (1-3-0)
ALBION VI
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