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# 4180  Week In Review - Week 5

EDITOR'S NOTE: This weekly summary touches on some of the games played in the recent past and highlights some games of interest in the current week. For more in-depth coverage, click on the DAY OF THE WEEK for more coverage for that day, including box scores, articles, and galleries.

There were fourty-one games played last week. There are Eighty-one out of section games scheduled and 14 were played last week. Section V teams have won 21 and lost 17 (55% wins). There are three undefeated teams at this point: Pittsford at 9-0, Geneva at 5-0 and Marcus Whitman at 2-0.

Looking Back

It was a week filled with individual milestones across the region. Geneva's Ryland Dunham reached 150 career goals on Tuesday, while a wave of players including Brighton's Austin Flaum, HF-L's Jackson Coon, Rush-Henrietta's Zachary Winner, McQuaid's Domenic Giangreco, and HF-L's Nate Lathrop and James Sprague — all hit the 50 career goal mark at various points throughout the week. On the goalie side, Aquinas's Jake Gibson logged his 600th career save and Haverling's McLane Stermole recorded his 800th. Penfield's Brodie Joyce broke his program's all-time career assist record, while Geneva's Ryland and Jack Dunham each reached 50 career assists. Hunter Kurdziolek of Mynderse-Romulus was a standout performer, posting five goals in back-to-back games as his team earned its first win of the season.

On the team side, Pittsford remained the week's dominant force, improving to 9-0 with wins over Rush-Henrietta and Marcellus. Irondequoit delivered the most dramatic moment of the week, with Doug Velepec scoring in double overtime to edge McQuaid 9-8. McQuaid's John Burrows also came through in the clutch, scoring an overtime winner against Thomas and later posting five goals against Fayetteville-Manlius. Other highlights included Batavia-Notre Dame picking up its first win of the season and Canandaigua rallying with three fourth-quarter goals to edge Fairport. Penn Yan's Miles Ditzell led all individual scorers on Saturday with five goals in a dominant win over Ithaca.

SATURDAY - Saturday featured a string of career milestones: Haverling's McLane Stermole recorded his 800th career save in a loss to LAG, where Owen Schweitzer posted eight goals and Will Schweitzer reached 50 career goals; HF-L's Jackson Coon also hit 50 goals in a 7-4 win over Hamburg. Pittsford stayed unbeaten at 9-0 with a 14-8 win at Marcellus behind four goals from Avery Valenti, Canandaigua rallied with three fourth-quarter goals to edge Fairport 8-7, and McQuaid's John Burrows posted five goals in a 12-11 win over Fayetteville-Manlius. Rush-Henrietta's Zachary Winner also reached 50 career goals in a 16-6 win over Aquinas, while Penn Yan's Miles Ditzell led all scorers on the day with five goals in a 16-5 win over Ithaca.

FRIDAY - Friday's standout performances came from Penfield's Brodie Joyce, who broke the program's all-time career assist record (108) in an 11-7win over Orchard Park, and Geneva's Ryland and Jack Dunham, who each reached 50 career assists in the same game while combining for 10 goals in a 16-1 win over Essex. Batavia-Notre Dame picked up its first win of the season with an 18-3 victory over Gananda behind five goals from Trey Rodriguez and four each from Harold Mellander and Nolan Radley, while CNS handed Schroeder an 11-4 loss behind three goals from Adrian Sweeney. Mynderse-Romulus continued its strong stretch with a 9-4 win at Waterloo, with Hunter Kurdziolek posting five goals for the second straight game.

THURSDAY - McQuaid's John Burrows scored in overtime to edge Thomas 10-9 as Domenic Giangreco reached 50 career goals, while Brighton's Austin Flaum hit the same milestone with four goals in a 14-10 win at Pal-Mac. LAG's Jack Ackerman scored with 11 seconds left to edge Wayne 8-7, HF-L's Jackson Coon posted nine points in a 14-6 win over Midlakes where both Nate Lathrop and James Sprague also reached 50 career goals, and Mynderse-Romulus earned its first win behind eight goals from Hunter Kurdziolek. 

WEDNESDAY - There was just one game played today. Victor won 14-7 at Canandaigua behind six goals from Jackson Mead, three goals and two assists from Matthew Herendeen, and an 88% faceoff performance from Ricci. Zach Tortora (Spencerport) and Bear Wehrheim (Pittsford) were named Players of the Week. 

TUESDAY - Tuesday's biggest moment came from Irondequoit's Doug Velepec, who scored in double overtime to edge McQuaid Jesuit 9-8despite 25 saves from Jackson Paladino. Geneva's Ryland Dunham reached exactly 150 career goals in a 13-6 win over Midlakes, Pittsford stayed unbeaten at 8-0 with a 19-10 win over Rush-Henrietta behind five goals and three assists from Grant Lewis, and Brighton picked up its first all-time win over Penn Yan 12-11 behind three goals and two assists from Kiki Condon. Aquinas's Jake Gibson recorded his 600th career save in an 11-4 win at Haverling, Schroeder's John Caricati surpassed 300 career faceoff wins in a loss to Fairport, and Hilton's Gianluca Auriuso posted seven goals in a 15-7 win over Fayetteville-Manlius in the programs' first all-time meeting. Bloomfield-Honeoye's Brayden Arber added seven goals in a 13-4 win over Waterloo, and Marcus Whitman's Tariku Blueye posted seven goals and four assists in a 17-2 win over Mynderse-Romulus. 

MONDAY - Livonia-Avon-Geneseo topped Greece Storm 11-8 Monday evening behind four goals and three assists from Will Schweitzer and one goal and four assists from Owen Schweitzer, with first varsity goals from Owen Schweitzer, Kolokouris, and Kabes and a first varsity assist from Auringer.

Looking Ahead

There are lots of games this week, with the largest numbers on Tuesday (14), Thursday (13) and Saturday (12). Noteworthy games include:

On Monday there are three games including L-A-G at Waterloo.

On Tuesday games include Waterloo at Gananda, Irondequoit at HFL, Thomas at Schroeder, Fairport at RH, Spencerport at Victor, and Marcus Whitman at Geneva.

On Wednesday no games are currently scheduled.

On Thursday games include Hilton at Canandaigua, Midlakes at East United/Eastridge, RH at Schroeder, Victor at Irondequoit and Storm at Churchville-Chili.

On Friday you may want to check out Pittsford at Brighton.

On Saturday the week wraps up with a dozen games including L-A-G at Brockport, Niskayuna at Victor, Waterloo at Newark, CA at Baldwinsville, RH at Spencerport and Penn Yan at Fairport. 

There are lots of good matchups this week. Don’t forget to check the full schedule and game times on the games page.
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# 4163  Rodriguez`s Five Goals Lead BND Past Gananda

Batavia-Notre Dame earned its first win Friday evening with an 18-3 victory over Ganand.
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# 4161  Joyce`s Record, Dunham Boys` Milestones Highlight Friday

DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - Friday's standout performances came from Penfield's Brodie Joyce, who broke the program's all-time career assist record (108) in an 11-7 win over Orchard Park, and Geneva's Ryland and Jack Dunham, who each reached 50 career assists in the same game while combining for 10 goals in a 16-1 win over Essex. Batavia-Notre Dame picked up its first win of the season with an 18-3 victory over Gananda behind five goals from Trey Rodriguez and four each from Harold Mellander and Nolan Radley, while CNS handed Schroeder an 11-4 loss behind three goals from Adrian Sweeney. Mynderse-Romulus continued its strong stretch with a 9-4 win at Waterloo, with Hunter Kurdziolek posting five goals for the second straight game.

ORCHARD PARK-7 at PENFIELD-11 - Penfield picked up an 11-7 non-league win over Orchard Park on Friday evening at home, rallying from a 4-4 tie after two quarters with six straight goals in the third to take control. Senior Brodie Joyce broke the Penfield program's all-time career assist record during the game, surpassing the mark held by Tucker Nelson from the class of 2010.

For Penfield (5-3), Joyce led with four goals and two assists, while junior Harrison Easton added three goals and junior Jake Maurer contributed two goals and one assist. Sophomore Ewan McCormick and junior Cole Bellerose each added one goal. Senior Colin Miller went 16-for-18 at the faceoff dot (89%). Senior Mason Schembri stopped nine shots for a 56% save percentage in 48 minutes.

No statistical report was available from Orchard Park (2-1) at post-time.     [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

GANANDA-3 at BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME-18 - Batavia-Notre Dame picked up its first win of the season with an 18-3 non-league victory over Gananda on Friday evening at VanDetta Stadium, scoring four goals in the first quarter and eight more in the third to pull away. Seven different players scored for the Irish, who also earned their first win in five meetings against Gananda.

For Batavia-Notre Dame (1-1), junior Trey Rodriguez led with five goals and one assist, while senior Harold Mellander and junior Nolan Radley each added four goals and one assist. Junior Aiden Kopper contributed one goal and four assists, and sophomore Cullam Finn chipped in two goals. Freshman Axel Pietrzykowski scored his first varsity goal.

For Gananda (0-5), sophomore Cameron Richards led with two goals and one assist, while eighth-grader Dante Viavattene scored his first varsity goal. Senior goalie Malakai Thomas picked up one assist, and Dominick Battaglia stopped 18 shots for a 50% save percentage in 48 minutes.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-4 at CNS-11 - CNS picked up an 11-4 non-league win over Schroeder on Friday evening, building a 7-1 halftime lead and holding the Warriors to three goals over the final two quarters. The win gives CNS a 2-0 all-time record against Schroeder.

For Schroeder (2-7), Owen Martin, Brady Mason, Kai Nelson, and JD Stockmann each scored one goal and added one assist. Junior John Caricati went nine-for-16 at the faceoff dot (56%). Junior Van Bolton stopped 14 shots for a 56% save percentage in 48 minutes.

No statistical report was available from CNS (1-0) at post-time, though the book shows Adrian Sweeney led with three goals and one assist, while Jack Putman added two goals and one assist and Donovan Chaney contributed two goals and one assist. Max Murray, Quinn Empey, Cooper Hunter, and Dominick Sommers each added one goal.     [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

ESSEX-1 at GENEVA-16 - Geneva stayed unbeaten with a 16-1 non-league win over Essex on Friday evening at home, scoring five goals in the first quarter and maintaining control throughout. The win also featured a pair of career assist milestones and several first varsity points.

For Geneva (5-0), senior Ryland Dunham and junior Jack Dunham each led with five goals and two assists, with both reaching 50 career varsity assists in the same game, pushing their totals to 51 each. Eighth-grader Dominic Gaglianese added three goals and two assists. Senior Kaden Larsen and junior Kyler Russ each scored their first varsity goals, while Gaglianese, seventh-grader Nick Mateo Jr, and sophomore Santiago Mendoza each recorded their first varsity assists. Mateo Jr went 11-for-17 at the faceoff dot (65%). Junior Owen Marquart stopped five shots for an 83% save percentage in goal.

No statistical report was available from Essex (0-1) at post-time.   [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-9 at WATERLOO-4 - Mynderse-Romulus picked up a 9-4 tournament win at Waterloo on Friday evening, scoring four goals in the second quarter to build a lead it would not relinquish. The win improves Mynderse-Romulus to 2-2 on the season.

For Mynderse-Romulus (2-2), junior Hunter Kurdziolek led with five goals and one assist, while senior Trace Parish added two goals and three assists. Sophomore Owen Levis contributed one goal and one assist, and freshman Tyne VanEvery added one goal.

For Waterloo (0-4), sophomore Kayden Zona and senior Kyle Shangraw each scored two goals. Senior Dylan Acquilano stopped 16 shots for a 64% save percentage in goal, keeping the game competitive in the second half as Waterloo outscored Mynderse-Romulus 4-5 over the final two quarters.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 
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# 4056  Bloomfield-Honeoye Defeats Blue Devils

The Pride wasted no time Thursday evening, scoring seven goals in the first quarter and never looking back in a 17-2 non-league win over Batavia-Notre Dame.
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# 3826  Gates Chili Over Blue Devils

Gates Chili defeated Batavia-Notre Dame twelve to three in a non-league game at VanDetta Stadium. Gates Chili took control early, outscoring their opponent in the first two quarters. Leading scorers were Chandler Vogel and Jayden Maryjanowski with three goals each, while Jon Smith, Harold Mellander, and Nolan Radley each scored one for Batavia-Notre Dame. In goal, Gates Chili’s Demar Williams finished with seven saves on three goals allowed, while Batavia-Notre Dame’s Leo Gray had one save with no goals allowed in limited time. Gates Chili will play Brockport next, and Batavia-Notre Dame will take on East United-Eastridge.
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# 3823  Brighton Takes Thriller, Pal-Mac Stays Perfect

DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - Four games were played on Friday, with Brighton edging out Spencerport in a close 14-10 battle. Brighton broke an early tie and sealed the win with a dominant fourth-quarter performance, led by Miles McGuire’s five goals. Zach Tortora matched that total for Spencerport, while Chase D’Amico reached a milestone with 300 career faceoff wins. In the other games, Pal-Mac continued its undefeated season with a commanding victory over Gananda, Tully overpowered Mynderse-Romulus, and Gates Chili cruised past Batavia-Notre Dame. 
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# 3699  Batavia-Notre Dame Secures Win

Batavia-Notre Dame defeated Newfane eight to four in their non-league game. Gavynn Trippany led all scorers with three goals, while Harold Mellander added two. Aiden Robins recorded one goal and two assists. Goalies James Rachow and Branden Flanagan each finished with a seventy-five percent save rate. Newfane scored once in each quarter. Batavia-Notre Dame will visit Midlakes next.
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