There were thirty-nine games played last week. There are Eighty-three out of section games scheduled and 7 were played last week. Section V teams have won 50 and lost 29 (63% wins). There is only one undefeated team at this point: Pittsford with a record of 15-0.

Trace Parish scored four goals and added three assists as Mynderse-Romulus beat Waterloo 13-7 Friday evening in a tournament game, with Gio Guenot recording his first career varsity assist and Jaidyn Ellison scoring three goals in a losing effort.

DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - Friday's action featured Zach Tortora scoring five goals to lift Spencerport past HF-L 10-9 in the night's closest game.

Freshman Kellan Campe scored four goals and Jack Bell added three assists as Aquinas beat Mynderse-Romulus 8-1 Monday evening, with Logan Schimmel and Jake Gibson combining to allow just one goal between them.

DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - Monday featured a wave of milestones and firsts. Brockport's Ryan Miller reached 200 career points and Tyler Davis scored his 50thcareer goal in a 17-0 win over Medina, while Batavia-Notre Dame's Branden Flanagan reached 500 career saves.

Trace Parish distributed eight assists and Tyne VanEvery and Owen Levis each scored four goals as Mynderse-Romulus beat Gananda 18-0 Tuesday evening in a tournament game, with junior defenseman Aiden McLeod scoring his first career varsity goal.

DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Brodie Joyce became Penfield's all-time career goal scorer with his 137th goal in a 12-6 loss to Hilton, which extended its winningstreak to ten. Pittsford stayed perfect at 13-0, Victor's Will Simpson reached 300 career saves in a win over Thomas, and Irondequoit's Kieran Stenzel and Dylan Carey each hit 50 career milestones in a 17-0 win over Gates Chili, where Demar Williams reached 400 career saves.

Senior goalie McLane Stermole made 20 saves and Noah Schneider scored three goals as Haverling edged Mynderse-Romulus 6-5 Tuesday evening, with Drake Filyaw recording his first career varsity assist for the Rams.

DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Tuesday featured a string of career milestones, with Pal-Mac's Max Hill scoring his 100th career goal in a 19-8 win over MarcusWhitman.

Rider VanZandt reached 400 career faceoff wins and added three goals and an assist Thursday night.

Mynderse-Romulus won 9-4 at Waterloo on Friday evening behind five goals and one assist from Kurdziolek.

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.

Mynderse-Romulus earned its first win Thursday evening with a 14-11 decision at Newark.

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.

Mynderse-Romulus secured a win over Haverling with a strong offensive performance, spreading goals across nine players. Jack Brady led with six goals and two assists, while Griffin Hilimire recorded three goals and six assists. Haverling's Gavin Price and Maclain Wright contributed four of their team’s six goals. Mynderse-Romulus will face Waterloo on May 19, and Haverling will host Gananda the same day.

Mynderse-Romulus defeated Marcus Whitman 14-8, with Griffin Hilimire leading the charge with six goals. Jack Brady added three goals and three assists. Marcus Whitman was paced by Tariku Blueye, who recorded two goals and two assists. Goalie Tyler Speers made 16 saves with a 53% save percentage in the loss. Mynderse-Romulus pulled away in the second half to secure the win. Both teams are set to compete again on Thursday.

Mynderse-Romulus defeated Newark 12-9 in Monday’s non-league contest, pulling away in the fourth quarter with five goals. Sam Underhill led Newark with five goals, while Griffin Hilimire topped Mynderse-Romulus with four. Newark’s goalkeeper, Carter Bumpus, finished with twenty-two saves on twelve goals for a 65% save percentage. Both teams are back in action Tuesday, with Newark visiting Bloomfield-Honeoye and Mynderse-Romulus hosting Marcus Whitman.

Tully defeated Mynderse-Romulus 20-10 in a non-league matchup Friday evening. Griffin Hilimire led Mynderse-Romulus with seven goals, supported by Jack Brady and Hunter Kurdziolek. Mynderse-Romulus put up a strong effort, particularly in the second quarter, but Tully maintained a steady scoring pace. Mynderse-Romulus will travel to Newark for their next game on Monday.

Midlakes secured a 19-6 league victory over Mynderse-Romulus, led by five-goal performances from Walker Landschoot and Theodore Altman. Contributions came from multiple players, including Nate Lathrop and Brendan Baldwin, while goalie Stuart Quku recorded a 73% save rate. Jack Brady scored three goals for Mynderse-Romulus, with additional support from Griffin Hilimire and Hunter Kurdziolek. Both teams will be in action again on Thursday.

Wayne edged Mynderse-Romulus 14-13 in a close FL-D1 league game. Jack Brady led Mynderse-Romulus with seven goals, while Tas Strickland matched that total for Wayne. Griffin Hilimire and Mason Michel each had multi-point performances. Eighth-grade goalie Gavin Hamel recorded fifteen saves with a 54% save percentage for Wayne. The teams will return to action next week, with Mynderse-Romulus hosting Penn Yan and Wayne taking on Pal-Mac.

Mynderse-Romulus defeated Haverling 12-9 in a non-league game, securing the win with a strong first quarter. Griffin Hilimire led all scorers with six goals and reached his 150th career goal. Haverling’s Warren McCormick recorded three goals, while goalie McLane Stermole had 15 saves with a 56% save percentage.

Thursday: DAY IN REVIEW: In the first minute of the game Victor scored two goals against Fairport and cruised to a 19-2 win at Fairport in their season opener.  Sam Ricci dominated at the faceoff X, winning 16 of 17 (94%). Marcus Whitman won their first game of the season in a good game with Gananda. A couple of goals before the half was the difference as Livonia-Avon defeated Pal-Mac 8-6. Other winners, most in not so close games were Wayne, Aquinas, Pittsford, Irondequoit and Thomas.