CLASS AA
NO. 7 AQUINAS (1-8) 12
NO. 2 PITTSFORD (8-1) 48
Brody Pusateri completed 20-of-25 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns to pace Pittsford (NYSSWA Class AA No. 26) to the Class AA semifinals. Dayshawn Preston hauled in eight receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown while Jesse Jablonsky caught six for 53 yards and a touchdown along with 28 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Max Ciavarri led the defense with 11 tackles as the Panthers won their fourth game by 20-plus points. Pittsford hosts No. 3 Fairport in the semifinals.
NO. 6 PENFIELD (1-8) 0
NO. 3 FAIRPORT (4-5) 35
Fairport travels to No. 2 Pittsford for the Class AA semifinals.
NO. 5 MCQUAID JESUIT (4-4) 19
NO. 4 UPREP (3-6) 13
McQuaid Jesuit travels to top-seeded Rush-Henrietta (NYSSWA Class AA No. 22) in the Class AA semifinals.
CLASS A1
NO. 4 VICTOR (6-3) 14
NO. 1 BRIGHTON (9-0) 21
NO. 3 HILTON (7-2) 42
NO. 2 CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (7-2) 14
Tyler Reger posted three total touchdowns while Calvin Starwald rushed for 29 yards and two touchdowns to pace Hilton (NYSSWA Class A No. 9) to the Class A1 title game. Reger notched 12 carries for 157 yards and two touchdowns while returning a punt 48 yards to pay dirt. Matt Kosiorek went 9-of-12 for 95 yards as Luca Auriuso caught five for 66 yards. Carlos Castillo led the defense with seven tackles and two sacks as the Cadets earned their fourth win by four-plus touchdowns. Hilton takes on top-seeded Brighton in the sectional final.
CLASS A2
NO. 4 VERTUS (4-5) 0
NO. 1 CANANDAIGUA (8-1) 34
On the first play from scrimmage following Aleks Hawryschuk’s third TD, Canandaigua senior Ronan Hitchcock recovered a fumble at midfield and a third-and-10 pass from Brady Davern to Isaac Dolph set the Gray Wolves up at the Vertus 3-yard-line with 54 seconds left and on the next play, Dolph’s short run pushed CA’s lead to 27-0. READ MORE.
NO. 7 GREECE ATHENA (4-5) 43
NO. 6 IRONDEQUOIT (3-6) 41
Cam’Ron Bell rushed 22 times for 130 yards and two touchdowns while Travis Portis totaled four touchdowns and a two-point to lift Greece Athena. Portis notched seven carries for 71 yards and a touchdown while hauling in seven receptions for 88 yards and three touchdowns. Owen Figler went 8-of-15 through the air for 103 yards and two touchdowns while Chase Sullivan led the defense with 18 tackles and a sack. Mark Rybke posted seven tackles while Chris Bray followed with five. For Irondequoit, Ryan Jiang completed 8-15 for 107 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 84 yards and two touchdowns. Kieran Stenzal rushed 21 times for 150 yards and a touchdown while Evan Wintermute added 13 carries for 78 yards and a touchdown. Noah Panzardi caught two for 36 yards and a touchdown while Josh Barr hauled in three receptions for 30 yards and a touchdown. Myles Kedley totaled 17 tackles including three for a loss and an interception while Mason McCullough had 11 tackles with four for a loss. Greece Athena faces top-seeded Canandaigua at Gates Chili HS in the Class A2 sectional final on Friday, Nov. 6 at 5 p.m.
CLASS B
NO. 8 WATERLOO/MYNDERSE (2-7) 0
NO. 1 MONROE (8-0) 64
Terrell “Pooty” Cunningham completed 16-of-21 through the air for 370 yards and five touchdowns to pace top-seeded Monroe to the Class B semifinals. Ray Garcia hauled in four receptions for 140 yards and three touchdowns while Jason White-Perry caught three for 105 yards and a touchdown. Robert Campbell posted 100 all purpose yards with two touchdowns while Yahmir Hightower, Alijah Jones and Elisha Surf Conner led the defense with eight tackles apiece. Jones also had four tackles for loss as Monroe earned its third shutout of the season. The Red Jackets defend home turf against No. 4 Penn Yan/Dundee / No. 5 East/WOIS in the semis.
NO. 7 DANSVILLE/WAY-CO (4-5) 30
NO. 2 WAYNE (7-2) 44
Wayne defends home turf against No. 6 Honeoye Falls-Lima in the Class B semifinals.
NO. 6 HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (6-3) 16
NO. 3 GENEVA (6-3) 14
Benny Feinberg posted 162 total yards and two touchdowns to lift Honeoye Falls-Lima to the Class B semifinals. The junior rushed for a touchdown while tossing a passing touchdown to Harry Hansen. Hudson Reed knocked down a field goal. For Geneva, Ben Santos went 11-of-15 for 106 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 11 yards and a touchdown. Travis Tolbert finished with 30 rushing yards and 14 receiving yards while notching seven tackles and two pass breakups. Andrew Green hauled in three receptions for 44 yards and a touchdown while posting five tackles, one pass breakup and an interception. Khamari Eldridge had 33 yards on the ground and 22 through the air along with two tackles and a forced fumble. Angel Colon led the defense with 10 tackles and one for loss while Ezra Hurd had four tackles and 1.5 for loss. Dylan Wiesner collected six tackles while Anthony Delgado recorded three tackles and one for loss. HF-L travels to No. 2 Wayne in the semifinals.
NO. 5 EAST/WOIS (5-2)
NO. 4 PENN YAN/DUNDEE (5-3)
CLASS C
NO. 8 BLOOMFIELD/MARCUS WHITMAN (3-4)
NO. 1 HORNELL/ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (7-1)
NO. 7 MIDLAKES (5-4) 6
NO. 2 ALEXANDER/PEMBROKE (8-1) 14
Ryder Reichert rushed for two touchdowns while leading the defense with nine tackles to lift Alexander/Pembroke (NYSSWA Class C No. 15) to the Class C semifinals. Gage Baker posted seven tackles, a fumble recovery and a sack while Pierce Dinkins hauled in his seventh interception of the season. Hunter Mast, Sean Pietrzykowski, Charles Stringham and Simon Fuller all recorded sacks as the Defenders defense held Midlakes to just 101 total yards. Alexander/Pembroke plays host to No. 3 Caledonia-Mumford/LeRoy in the semis.
NO. 6 LETCHWORTH/WARSAW/PERRY (5-4) 15
NO. 3 CALEDONIA-MUMFORD/LEROY (8-1) 35
Brady McClurg posted 12 carries for 137 yards and four touchdowns while going 6-of-7 for 122 yards through the air to pace Caledonia-Mumford/LeRoy (NYSSWA Class C No. 7) to the Class C semifinals. Roland Goodenough rushed six times for 45 yards and a touchdown while Zach Boop had 30 yards on the ground. Brennen Weber hauled in a 52-yard reception and rushed for 18 yards while Donovan Gaillard caught five for 54 yards while rushing for eight yards. Jude Christ totaled 32 yards while Boop led the defense with 12 tackles. Carter Page finished with eight tackles while Colton Halladay notched sevn tackles including two for a loss. Goodenough followed with seven tackles while Christ got four tackles and a fumble recovery. McClurg recorded four tackles. The Rivals hit the road to No. 2 Alexander/Pembroke for the Class C semifinals.
NO. 5 LYONS/SODUS (6-3) 20
NO. 4 ER/GANANDA (6-3) 32
Er/Gananda takes on No. 1 Hornell/Arkport-Canaseraga/ No. 8 Marcus Whitman/Bloomfield in the Class C semifinals.
CLASS D
NO. 8 CLYDE-SAVANNAH (5-4) 14
NO. 1 PAVILION/YORK (8-1) 36
Johnny Ayers rushed seven times for 65 yards including a 56-yard touchdown while tossing 4-of-6 for 58 yards to pace Pavilion/York (NYSSWA Class D No. 10) . Yeriel Diaz-Pena notched 11 carries for 30 yards and a touchdown while hauling in two receptions for 28 yards. Trent Englert had a one-yard rushing touchdown while Zach Bauer caught a 20-yard pass. Defensively, Englert led the way with nine tackles including two for a loss and a safety while Ayers posted five tackles, one for loss, one quarterback hit and a 40-yard fumble recovery touchdown. Aidan Kobylanski collected seven tackles with one for loss while Caleb Gavin recorded seven tackles, one for loss and a forced fumble. Pavilion/York hosts No. 4 Canisteo-Greenwood in the Class D semifinals.
Coach’s Quote:
“Tonight was a good first step towards our ultimate goal. We know that we definitely need to play better next week, we will watch the tape and make our adjustments. Canisteo-Greenwood is obviously a very dangerous team and we know that they deserve our full attention and focus this week. The good news is we are still playing football into November and we get another week with this great group of young men. It’s not always pretty with this group but we talk about finding away and they continue to make plays when they need to. Yeriel and Johnny did a good job on the ground and the line had some nice lanes out there this evening, but still lots to clean up. Hats off to the Defense and special teams each getting on the board tonight, so a good 3 phase win. Back to the grind on Monday and its four days of focus, corrections and improvements to get ready for our biggest game of the season. What more do you want to be doing than playing this great sport with a spot in the championship game on the line, this is what it’s all about.”
NO. 7 AVON (3-6) 12
NO. 2 ATTICA (7-2) 42
Attica (NYSSWA Class D No. 15) defends home turf against No. 6 Notre Dame Batavia/Byron-Bergen in the semifinals.
NO. 6 NOTRE DAME BATAVIA/BYRON-BERGEN (6-3) 28
NO. 3 OAKFIELD-ALABAMA/ELBA (6-3) 14
Parker Moore posted 20 carries for 177 yards and one touchdown while Drew Beachel went 9-of-16 through the air for 86 yards and a touchdown to lead Notre Dame Bataiva/Byron-Bergen to the Class D semifinals. Trey Rhim hauled in two receptions for 49 yards and a touchdown while Chase Antinore rushed 13 times for 64 yards and a touchdown. Antinore also caught three for 35 yards while Beachel scrambled for 10 yards. Tim Bartz led the defense with nine tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble while Moore also had nine tackles. Macoy Hall collected four tackles while Evan Fitzpatrick notched three tackles and two interceptions. Maddox Hayman followed with 2.5 tackles and an interception while Rhim had a tackle and a pick. Owen Sinclair, Antinore and James Lamb all recorded three tackles apiece. The Irish travel to No. 2 Attica in the semis.
NO. 5 RED JACKET (6-3) 14
NO. 4 CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (6-3) 48
Canisteo-Greenwood hits the road to top-seeded Pavilion/York in the Class D semifinals
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