Tuesday Boys' Soccer Wrap: Wolf nets game winner for Churchville-Chili; Walton and Fillmore advance

CLASS AA

NO. 4 BRIGHTON (11-5-1) 0
NO. 1 CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (13-1-2) 1
Bryce Wolf scored the lone goal off an assist from Cal Berg to send Churchville-Chili to the Section V Class AA championship. The Saints will face No. 2 Spencerport in the final on Friday.

NO. 6 PITTSFORD MENDON (10-6-1) 1
NO. 2 SPENCERPORT (13-1-2) 2
Adriano Sanfilippo scored a goal and added an assist to lead Spencerport to the Section V Class AA championship. Michael Schmidt-Tieu-Truong chipped in with a goal. Jaden Allen contributed with an assist. Dylan Cook made six saves in goal. The Rangers will face the top seeded Churchville-Chili on Friday at Eastridge High School.

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CLASS A

NO. 5 GREECE OLYMPIA (3-12-2) 0
NO. 1 PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (11-4-0) 6
Max Morgenstern led the way scoring four goals for Pittsford Sutherland as the Knights advanced to the Class A final. Teddy Winter chipped in with a goal and an assist. Jahyden Maiorani also found the back of the net. Adi Rahbari, Ronan Mulligan and Martin Silva all contributed with a goal apiece. Joe Derise and David Rousell combined for the Knights 10th shutout on the year. Sutherland will face No. 3 Honeoye Falls-Lima in the championship on Friday.

NO. 7 GENEVA (1-13-3) 1
NO. 3 HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (7-6-4) 5
Jack McLean and Cade Merrill both found the back of the net in the first half to start things off for Honeoye Falls-Lima. Breck Masters, Chase Pritchard and Aaron Gurell chipped in with a goal each in the second half. The Cougars advanced to play top-seeded Pittsford Sutherland on Friday.

Honeoye Falls-Lima’s Linden Bellizzi (15) attempts to elude the defensive pressure of Geneva’s Max Lahr (8) during Tuesday’s Class A semifinal. (Photo: STEVEN TWARDZIK).

CLASS D

NO. 4 AVOCA PRATTSBURGH (12-3-1) 0
NO. 1 FILLMORE (17-0-0) 2
Brayden Walton led the way with a goal and an assist to send Fillmore to the Section V Class D championship. Levi Russell chipped in with a goal. Campbell Mucher contributed with an assist. Jared Boon made two saves in the Eagles’ 12th shutout of the season. Fillmore will face No. 2 Charles Finney in the championship on Friday.

“After a physical battle Friday night in the quarters, we knew Avoca-Prattsburgh would bring another hard-fought war of attrition tonight, and the game lived up to the billing,” said Fillmore head coach Jarrett Vosburg. “Their center-mid, Carter Button, is one of the best small-school players in the section. He’s the complete package, so I was pleased with our ability to contain him defensively and limit his scoring opportunities. We have leaned heavily on our defense all season, and tonight was no exception. Our back four of Braylon Hatch, Carsyn Ross, Avery Potter, and Judah Russell played exceptionally well for us and were able to take a lot of the steam out of a potent AP offense that features several quick targets.

“Offensively, I was pleased with how we were able to win a lot of 50-50 battles at midfield to start our attack. Brayden Walton was involved in both goals tonight, scoring the first off a feed from Campbell Mucher and assisting the second on a direct kick to the far post where Levi Russell finished. These goals came less than seven minutes apart midway through the first half. From there, we were able to mount a few more attacks, but the game was largely a back-and-forth battle for midfield.

“Our bench provided some great minutes for us tonight. It was one of those games that makes you smile as a coach, because you feel like every player had something to contribute at a particular critical moment of the game. While we are pleased to punch our ticket to the finals, we know we have an excellent C.G. Finney squad waiting for us Friday night, so we’ll get back to work tomorrow in preparation.”