Thomas secured a 15-6 non-league win over Aquinas, pulling ahead with strong second and fourth quarters. Lucas Estelle led Thomas with six goals and four assists, while Aquinas saw contributions from Noah Olbrich and Gio Valerie. Thomas goalies Emmett Ernst and Joshua Jobson combined for nine saves, with Jobson saving 58% of the shots he faced. Aquinas goalie Jake Gibson finished with ten saves. Full Story

Canandaigua defeated Hilton 13-7, keeping its undefeated season intact. Ryan Bremer led Canandaigua with four goals, while Drew Williamee added three. Hilton’s Drew Brien had two goals and three assists. Canandaigua outscored Hilton 6-1 in the final quarter, with goalie Evan Scibelli recording 10 saves and a 59% save percentage. Hilton’s Brendan Maxwell made 13 saves at 50%. Both teams will play again on May Saturday. Full Story

Victor built an early lead with a seven-goal first quarter and held off a strong second-half surge from Pittsford to secure an 11-8 win. Will Johnson led Victor’s scoring with four goals, while Charlie Ryan paced Pittsford with three goals and one assist. Victor’s sophomore goalie Will Simpson recorded 17 saves with a 68% save rate, while Pittsford’s sophomore goalie Pierce Madigan stopped six shots with an 86% save rate in the first half. Full Story

McQuaid Jesuit defeated Rush-Henrietta 14-5 in a non-league game, with John Burrows scoring four goals and AJ Quagrello providing six assists. Goalie Jack Rawleigh had an 83% save rate with 10 stops. The Knights controlled the game, especially in the third quarter, where they scored seven goals. Rush-Henrietta added three in the final period but could not close the gap. Full Story

Watkins Glen won a close non-league game against Haverling, securing a 14-12 victory. The teams were tied after two quarters before Watkins Glen pulled ahead in the third and held onto their lead. Haverling was led by Noah Schneider with five goals and one assist, while junior goalie McLane Stermole made 16 saves with a 53% save percentage. Watkins Glen’s leading scorers were Finn Schweizer with four goals, Nicholas D’Alleva with three goals and two assists, and Nicholas Ritter with three goals and one assist. The win marked Watkins Glen’s first against Haverling. Full Story

Midlakes earned a 17-2 win against Marcus Whitman behind strong performances from leading scorers Nate Lathrop, James Sprague, and Carter Casper. Midlakes’ goalie Stuart Quku made eight saves with an 80% save rate. Marcus Whitman had goals from Ayden Clark and Fischer Sleeman, with Logan Storms adding an assist. Both teams will play again on Saturday. Full Story

Brockport earned a 12-0 win against East United-Eastridge on Thursday, with Mason Schram, Ryan Miller, and Tyler Davis each scoring three goals. James Newton recorded 21 saves without allowing a goal. Brockport will play Newark next, while East United-Eastridge faces Irondequoit. Full Story

In our fifth group we have three seniors who have had noteworthy performances in the last week. We honored Miles McGuire (Brighton), Jayden Mandarano (Spencerport), and Sven Habitzreuther (Irondequoit). Full Story

Bishop Kearney secured a strong victory over Batavia-Notre Dame in a non-league matchup at VanDetta Stadium. Kearney set the tone early with nine goals in the first quarter and carried their momentum through the rest of the game, finishing with a final score of 14-2. Junior James Scantleburry led the offensive charge with three goals and six assists, while Dom Slevin also contributed three goals. Trever Jensen and Jeremy Lowe added two goals each, and Dub Eunice recorded his first Varsity goal. Freshman goalie Ethan Cole made 14 saves on 16 shots, achieving an 88% save percentage across 48 minutes. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Brighton edged out Thomas 13-11 in the day’s closest contest, while standout performances and career milestones defined the action across the 15 games played. Sam Underhill became Newark’s all-time leading scorer with a nine-goal performance, Jake Olbrich hit 100 career assists for Aquinas, and Geneva extended their winning streak to five. Victor, Penfield, and Fairport secured key wins, while Canandaigua remained undefeated with a dominant 19-0 victory.  Full Story

Bloomfield-Honeoye defeated Livonia-Avon-Geneseo 15-9 in an FL-D1 league matchup. John Blair, who set a new school record for assists and points, led with four goals and six assists, while Tyler Bruder added five goals. Goaltender Ethan Stoddard recorded eight saves. Livonia-Avon-Geneseo’s offense was led by Max McEnerney with three goals, and goaltender Colton Rose posted 23 saves with a 61% save rate and passed his 400th save milestone. Full Story

Aquinas secured an 11-4 win against Akron, breaking a 4-4 tie at halftime with five third-quarter goals. Leading Aquinas scorers included Jake Guggino with four goals and Noah Olbrich with three goals and one assist. Olbrich also reached his 100th career assist. Dom Siesto won 14 of 19 faceoffs, while junior goalie Jake Gibson posted eight saves on 12 shots for a 67% save rate. Aquinas will host Thomas next on May 8th. Full Story

Fairport defeated Hilton 9-4 in a league matchup, pulling away in the second half after a 3-3 first-quarter tie. Mitchell Monte led Fairport with three goals and two assists, and goalie Luke Ryan recorded 14 saves with a 78% save rate. Hilton’s Braydon Pike scored twice, and Brendan Maxwell made seven saves in net. Full Story

Honeoye Falls-Lima secured a decisive 21-5 victory over Gates Chili in their league game. Leading the way for HFL was Grady Goodberlet with six goals and three assists, alongside strong performances from Quinn Kailbourne and Marco Vengoechea. Gates Chili's Michael Alley contributed two goals and two assists, while goalie Jason Bennett made seven saves with a 70% save percentage. Full Story

Pal-Mac defeated Wayne 19-5 in an FL-D1 league game. Shane Coleman led Wayne with three goals, while Mason Michel and Tucker Eaton each added one. Eaton and Stone Sozio contributed assists. Wayne’s goaltenders, Andrew Contestabile and Gavin Hamel, each finished with save percentages above 50%. Pal-Mac maintained its undefeated record at 11-0, with head coach Joe Hill earning his 225th career win. Wayne will travel to Livonia-Avon-Geneseo on Thursday, while Pal-Mac hosts Mynderse-Romulus the same night. There was no report from Pal-Mac by post-time. Full Story

Geneva secured an 18-8 victory over Gananda in an FL-D1 league game on Tuesday. Ryland Dunham led Geneva with eight goals, while Max Heieck added five. Jase Smith and Mason Groh each recorded three goals for Gananda. Geneva’s goalie Owen Marquart posted an 80% save rate, and Gananda’s Nick Falso reached his 400th career save. Geneva extended their winning streak to five games, with their next matchup against Bloomfield-Honeoye, while Gananda will face Newark. Full Story

Pittsford secured a 14-2 win over Schroeder in a non-league matchup at Sutherland, extending its winning streak to seventeen games in the series. Seven players contributed to Pittsford's scoring, with Avery Valenti leading with four goals. Schroeder’s Garrett Conger scored both of his team’s goals, assisted once by Parker Brown. Pittsford goaltender Pierce Madigan recorded four saves with a 67% save rate, while Bear Wehrheim stopped the only shot he faced. Pittsford will face Victor next, while Schroeder prepares to host Livonia-Avon-Geneseo. Full Story

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. Full Story

Brighton defeated Thomas 13-11 in a closely contested MC-D2 matchup. Tim Tourangeau led Brighton with four goals and two assists, while Jake Polizzi paced Thomas with four goals. Goalkeepers Logan Serve and Joshua Jobson finished with save percentages below 50%. Brighton maintained narrow leads in each quarter, securing its fifth consecutive win. Full Story

Newark earned a 14-11 win over Marcus Whitman, led by Sam Underhill’s nine goals, making him the all-time leading scorer in Newark High School history. Newark pulled ahead in the final quarter after a strong start by Marcus Whitman. Ayden Clark led Marcus Whitman with five goals and two assists, while goaltender Carter Bumpus recorded a 56% save percentage for Newark. Both teams will play again on Thursday. Full Story

Spencerport controlled the game from the start, defeating Churchville-Chili 18-4 in their league matchup. Gavin Brown and Zach Tortora led Spencerport with five goals each, while Brayden Hoak scored three times for Churchville-Chili. Sam Morgan recorded a 71% save rate in goal, and Chase D’Amico won 16 faceoffs. Full Story

Greece Storm earned a 10-4 win over East United-Eastridge, led by Carter Fabian’s three goals. Mitchell Barnes recorded nine saves with an 82% save rate in goal. Greece Storm remains undefeated against East United-Eastridge in their series history, improving to 3-10 for the season. There was no report from East United/Eastridge at post-time. Full Story

Victor defeated Irondequoit 14-9 in their MC-D2 league matchup, extending their winning streak against Irondequoit to sixteen games. Will Johnson led Victor with four goals, while Dylan Carey paced Irondequoit with four goals. Goalies Sven Habitzreuther and Will Simpson recorded save rates above 50%. Victor coach Dan Stone marked his 75th career win. Irondequoit plays Fairport next, while Victor faces Pittsford. Full Story

Canandaigua defeated Brockport 19-0, improving to 11-0 on the season. Thirteen players scored, with Drew Williamee leading with four goals. Goalie Evan Scibelli recorded two saves with a 100% save rate, and faceoff specialist Peyton Fritz won 18 of 22 draws. Canandaigua will face Hilton next, while Brockport hosts East United-Eastridge. Full Story

Penfield won 12-8 against Rush-Henrietta on Tuesday, strengthening their record to 7-5. Penfield had a strong first half, led by Brodie Joyce and Griffin Banister, who each scored three goals. The team’s goalie, Mason Schembri, recorded 13 saves with a 62% save percentage. Rush-Henrietta scored four goals in the final quarter but could not close the gap. They will play McQuaid Jesuit next, while Penfield will host Victor. Full Story