Game Recaps

Thomas 14 - McQuaid 9 (Class A Quarterfinal)

McQuaid scored the first two goals, starting with one at 10:54 and the second 47 seconds later. Senior middie Nick Caton scored the first on an unassisted drive from the top left side. After the face off was won by Thomas, Nick Scalzo put one in the cage, but it was waved off when the officials said he entered the crease before the score. Corey Flanigan scored for the Knights on a sweep to the right.

The next three goals were by Thomas starting with a man up goal by freshman attackman Kyle Rothfuss with an assist from senior attackman Max Gurowski. The shot bounced right under McQuaid goalie, Danny Caufield's stick. At 5:57 after clearing the ball, Gurowski circled the cage just past the goal line extended, turned back sharply and passed the ball to Scalzo on the opposite corner. Gurowski assisted on the next goal, when he moved the ball from behind the net to Pat Morrill in front.

With the score 3-2, McQuaid tied the game on an unassisted goal by Mitch Ritchie, after his defender was picked off behind the goal. Ritchie worked his way to the top of the crease and scored with an underhand shot. At 1:55 McQuaid took the lead with a wing feed from Eric Wright to Nick Wolak. Thirty seconds later Thomas ended the scoring in the first quarter and tied it back up at 4-4 with a Gurowski feed to Brad Hutton. Gurowski assisted on all four Titan goals and the quarter ended with a 4-4 tie.

Thomas started man up for three minutes when McQuaid was assessed a 3:00 non-releasable stick penalty at the start of the quarter. Although the Titans were not able to score on that penalty, the did score on two others, as the Knights were hit with five and a half minutes of penalties in the second quarter. Kyle LaVallee scored after cutting inside the man down zone and catching the ball thrown by Jack Hinderland from behind the cage. Later, Scalzo scored in man up, throwing a hard side arm shot after receiving the ball from Brad Hutton. McQuaid closed the half with two goals in about a minute, the first of which was scored unassisted by Nick Caton with a strong sidearm to the top right corner of the cage. The second was scored by Ritchie who backed in from the corner of the cage and the half ended in a 6-6 tie.

Just 47 second into the third quarter Thomas scored the go ahead goal when Hinderland scored an unassisted goal on a sweep to the left. After a great deal of transition Thomas scored another goal when JT Hauck scored on a sweep at 4:36. The Knights came back with a goal at 4:09 as Ritchie backed into the goal and dished the ball to Jeff MacDonald for the goal. The Titans saw a goal from Scalzo when he was able to sneak to the corner of the cage and one hand it past Caufield to give Thomas a 9-7 lead at the end of three quarters.

The Titans took control at the top of the fourth quarter scoring four goals in just under six minutes. After passing the ball around the goal numerous times, LaVallee scored the first (unassisted) after dodging inside and putting a shot the top right corner. Billy Gurowski sent the ball to Morrill who cut in parallel and finished with a quick stick shot. A minute and a half later Scalzo moved the ball to Hauck who scored on an open net when the Knights cleared the cage to double the ball. Scalzo, who had a shot, instead passed the ball to Hauck who had a better shot. Scalzo got his goal at 3:15 when he received the ball from Tomeno on a fast break clear. After a McQuaid time out, Corey Flanigan scored an unassisted goal at 3:00 on a clear out play. Scalzo scored a man up goal for Thomas at 1:40 after receiving a cross crease feed from LaVallee. With under a minute left, Ritchie scored the last goal of the game after muscling in from a tight crease cut from behind the cage.

One key in the game was the excellent play by senior defenseman Jake Ziegler who for most of the game drew the assignment to guard Ritchie who before the game was second in Section Five scoring (with 68) and points (with 95). Ziegler had several important take aways and was able to keep Ritchie from dominating in the game. Although the high powered attackman did score 3g-1a (4 pts) which is just under his average 5.2, Ziegler and Andrew Glagolev (who took over the assignment for part of the third quarter) did a fine job in keeping him from playing "his game".

Scoring for Thomas were JT Hauck (2g), Kyle Rothfuss (1g), Max Gurowski (4a), Nick Scalzo (5g-1a), Pat Morrill (2g), Brad Hutton (1g-1a), Kyle LaVallee (2g-1a), Jack Hinderland (1g-1a), Bill Gurowski (1a) and Kenny Tomeno (1a). James O`Neil recorded 11s/9ga for the Titans (14-4) who advance to the semi finals on Tuesday (at Aquinas) to face Canandaigua (5:00 PM).

Thomas 14- Hilton 6

Thomas defeated Hilton 14-6 in their outbracket game. Coach Rob Ruller of the Titans reports both teams played a "tough physical match-up."

Hilton opened up the scoring with a goal from Matt Davidson, Davidson intercepted the ball on the opening face-off and took the ball all the way down and scored. Max Gurowski and Brad Hutton added goals for the Titans to take the lead 2-1 after the first quarter. The second quarter remained close as the Titans hit four pipes. The half ended 4-2.

In the third quarter the Titans won 6-2 and took a strong lead which they held onto in the fourth quarter.

Scoring for Thomas were Jack Hinderland (5g), Billy Gurowski (2g), Brad Hutton (1g-1a), Kyle LaVallee (1g-1a), Nick Scalzo (1g-1a), Max Gurowski (1g), Pat Morrill (1g), JT Hauck (1g) and Kyle Rothfuss (1g).

Thomas 10 - Schroeder 3

In a close game emotons always run high. but when it's the last game of the regular season and both teams come from Webster and with Sectional seeding on the line, emotions really run high. Although a very close game for most of the first half, Thomas took control and scored five goals in a row to take a 7-3 lead after three and end the game up 10-3.

The game was dominated by excellent defensive play by both teams, although, in the end, the agressiveness of the Thomas defense (particularly Jake Ziegler, Andrew Glagolev and Mason Hill), and some fantastic saves by goalie James O`Neil created the ball time for the Titan offense to open up the game.

The majority of the first quarter saw patient offenses by both teams that meant moving the ball around the outside with a few aborted drives. The defenseive units, also being patient, waited for opportunities to get possession of the ball. Clears were largely successful and the ball went back and forth. The first goal wasn't scored until Schroeder's Chris Mason beat two Thomas defensers and bounced the ball over Scott Tota's shoulder. A minute and a half later, Thomas tied the score on an unassisted goal by defenseman Jake Ziegler who on a clear, took the ball all the way to the goal. The quarter ended with the teams tied at one.

A change in defensive intensity took place in the sceond quarter as Thomas became more aggressive on the ball and Schroeder sagged off more, preventing, for the most part, inside feeds, but giving the Titan offense more ball time on the outside, but liomiting the number of shots taken. At 9:38, JT Hauck received the ball out front (from Max Gurowski) and with a powerful sidearm shot scored off skip hip. After more transition and with 2:43 left in the half, Schroeder had a goal from Chris Mason (unassisted) with a drive from top left. Thomas returned with two quick goals to end the half. Nick Scalzo took a feed from William Gurowski, bulled his way into the high crease under heavy pressure and hip-checked the defender to get enough room to should around him.

On the next face off, Schroeder won the ball, but Thomas took it away and started up field on the sprint. Kyle LaVallee received the ball from Kenny Tomeno and after dodging one outside defenseman, took a bounce shot that scored. Schroeder was hit with and illegal check penalty. After the face off Jack Hinderland got the ball for Thomas and after beating an outside defended took a beautiful shot that was saved by Tota. Thomas broke the clear and Hinderland had another shot which bounced off the goal. The half ended with Thomas up 4-2, but with both teams playing like winners.

In the third quarter, Thomas took control, scoring three lone goals while behaving more like there were the better team. Schroeder was still very much in the game, but the Titans began to behave like they were in control. Hinderland, who was still bothered by his two missed goals at the end of the half, scored the first goal in the second half. After cutting to the crease, her recievd the ball, but found no shot. On his way "to daylight" he turned and scored at 11:13. Kenny Thomeno added a garbage goal at 9:04 after a save by Tota bounced in front of the cage. Nick Scalzo received a cross crease pass from Gurowski at 7:44 giving the titans a 7-2 third quarter lead.

The Warriors scored early in the fourth quarter when Cody Consul received and pass from Pete Noto behind the cage. While the Schroeder defense was still in sag off, they ran a shutoff against Gurowski that was successful in keeping him from the scorebook at that point, but the Titans, simply used other players to get the job done. There was a generaly lack of urgency by the Warriors on both ends of the field. Kyle LaVallee scored with an assist from Scalzo in man up at 8:27. They scored again at 6:30 while man down. Gurowski took the ball from out of bounds and was doubled by Schroder, While running from the double whe found Pat Morrill who quickly moved the ball to Scalzo on the crease who faked high and shot low on Tota. Schroeder started to pick up a number of penalties at this point, and although Thomas was content with ball possession rather than shots. Hinderland found Kyle Rothfuss on the inside for another Titan goal at 2:17 which ended the scoring.

Scoring for Thomas were Nick Scalzo (3g-1a), Kyle LaVallee (2g), Max Gurowski (2a), Kenny Tomeno (1g-1a), Jack Hinderland (1g-1a), single goals by Jake Ziegler, JT Hauck and Kyle Rothfus and a single assist by William Gurowski and Pat Morrill. James O'Neil had 9s/3ga for Thomas who finish the regular season at 12-7.

Scoring for Schroeder were Chris Mason (2g), Cody Consul (1g) and Pete Noto (1a). Scott Total had 9s/10ga for the Warriors who end their season at 8-8.

Thomas 18 - Churchville-Chili 11

Thomas defeated Churchville-Chili 18-11.

Churchville-Chili came out with a strong first quarter. The Saints scored the first two goals, including a goal 0:20 into play by Gino Marcello. Nick Scalzo scored the only Thomas goal of the first quarter (assisted by Jack Hinderland). Scalzo finished with 6 goals on 9 shots on cage (10 shots total). CC added two more goals to take a 4-1 lead after the first quarter.

Over the next two quarters, the Titans scored 11 of the next 12 goals. The lone CC goal was scored by Ryan Yunker. Titans saw scoring from Kyle LaVallee, Billy Gurowski, Max Gurowski, Scalzo and Kyle Rothfuss. By the end of the third quarter the Titans led 12-7. The Titans kept up the pressure and outscored the Saints 6-4 in the final quarter.

Leading in groundballs for the Titans were LaVallee (9 gbs) and Scalzo (7 gbs)

For the Titans, Austin Fox and James O'Neil split halves. Fox finished with 2s/5ga and O'Neil finished with 2s/6ga.

Scoring for Thomas were Scalzo (6g), Hinderland (2g-3a), Max Gurowski (3g-2a), Brad Hutton (1g-3a), LaVallee (2g), Kenny Tomeno (2a), Stephen O'Brien 1g), Rothfuss (1g), Billy Gurowski (1g) and Jake Ziegler (1g).

Thomas 14 - Eastridge 6

It was Thomas over Eastridge 14-6 in Monroe County D-2 action.

Scoring for Thomas were Pat Morrill (2g-2a), Nick Scalzo (2g-2a), Max Gurowski (1g-3a), Jack Hinderland (3g), Kenny Tomeno (1g-1a), Brad Hutton (1g-1a), Tom Monna (1g-a) , Stephen O'Brien (1g), Frank Nicholas (1g) and Kyle Rothfuss (1g).

Thomas 11 - HFL 9

In an exciting Monroe County Division 2 game, Thomas fought off HFL numerous times to prevail 11-9 over the Cougars.

HFL's Cade Norris scored the first goal of the game only 0:38 into the competition. Norris, who is a cornerstone of the HFL offense, finished the game with 2g-1a. Three different Thomas players scored in the first quarter; Nick Scalzo, Pat Morrill and Jack Hinderland. The Titans led 3-1 at the end of the first quarter.

The Titans kept up the pressure in the second quarter with Hinderland adding his second 0:28 into the quarter. Matt Lesczynski scored for HFL to keep the game close at 4-2 Thomas. Hinderland added his third and Max Gurowski added his lone goal of the game to take Thomas to a 6-2 lead going into halftime. The Titans appeared to have the game in control.

At halftime, the Cougars got their act together. Goals from Zach Whyte and Bryan Gardner were the lone goals for either team in the quarter as the Cougars cut Thomas' lead to two (6-4). HFL continued their hard play, both offensively and defensively with two more goals from Tyler Burgasser and Mike Coady. The Cougars had tied the game at 6-6 with 10:36 remaining in the final quarter.

Thomas and HFL traded goals for two goals with scoring from Morrill (both); and Mike Coady and Zach Whyte. The score was still tied 8-8 with 5:36 remaining in the game. Thomas scored with 4:41, 3:59 and 2:10 remaining to take the three goal lead (11-8). Norris added his only other goal at 1:59, but the Cougars could not mount yet another comeback and the Titans held on to remain undefeated in D-2.

In the cage, Jay Tallon finished at 50% (11s/11ga) for the Cougars and Austin Fox finished with 7s/9ga for the Titans.

One aspect that led to the Titans win was Extra-man. HFL had four opportunities (including a two man slash and unsportsmanlike conduct opportunity), but failed to capitalize. The Titans, on the other hand, scored on two of their five opportunities.

Scoring for Thomas were Morrill (4g), Hinderland (3g), Tomeno (1g-1a), Gurowski (1g-1a), Kyle Rothfuss (1g), Scalzo (1g)

Thomas 8 - Fairport 7

Webster Thomas controlled the majority of the game and despite a heroic comeback by Fairport, beat the Red Raiders 8-7 at Thomas on Tuesday.

The first quarter was a back-and-forth affair ending in a 3-3 tie. Fairport scored just 15 seconds into the game when Aaron Jones scored the first of his 4g-1a when he received the ball from the face off area, took it behind the goal and then ran a wide cut around the cage for a shot from the goalie's right.

After a couple of transitions, Nick Scalzo scored on a beautiful feed from Jake Ziegler as they executed a textbook fast break clear. Martin Mailla dodged his Thomas defender and took an outside shot at 5:54 giving Fairport a momentary lead before Max Gurowski scored on an isolation play less than a minute later.Eric Hislop scored at 1:40 on a feed from the top left by Jones but the Titans returned at 0:55 when JT Hauck scored on a clearing pass from William Gurowski. The teams were tied at three at te end of the first quarter.

Jones started the scoring for Fairport just 25 seconds into the second quarter but the rest of the quarter and the whole third quarter was controlled by Thomas. The Titan offense was slow, deliberate and patient, moving the ball around the cage numerous times before testing a Fairport defenseman and moving the ball again. The plan was susccessful, both in producing goals and also keeping the ball away from the Fairport offense, who, feeling the pressure to score, rushed many opportunities and allowed a stoked up Thomas defense to gain posession on numerous occasions.

Tomeno scored the first of a five goal run by the Titans when he received a crease pass from Max Gurowski from restraining line and scored on a turn-around jump shot at 8:46. Scalzo scored again, this time on a cross crease pass from Gurowski as he cranking a hard side-arm shot past Fairport's Kris Sterzin. The shot was set up with more than a minute and a half of passing around the goal. Gurowski later picked up a critical ground ball on a broken clear and quickly sent it to the crease were Jack Hinderland was ready and open for the score. The half ended with Thomas up 6-4.

The Thomas defense became more aggressive in the second half, hounding the Fairport offense at every opportunity and often creating doubles and takeaways. Although Fairport had opportunities they were limited in low quality outside shots and the few inside shots they got were taken away by Austin Fox who made a number of exciting stops for the Titans. Thomas increased their lead by two in the third quarter with two goals by Hauck (assisted by Pat Morrill). The Titan defense which centered around Jake Ziegler, Brad Hutton, Mason Hill and LSM Kenny Tomeno had an excellent game in front of Austin Fox. Their hussle and aggressiveness was tempored by solid team defensive play and ensured the Titans offense had the bulk of ball time in the second and third quarters of the game.
With the score 8-6 and just under six minutes left to play, Fairport gained possession and took a couple of shots that were saved by Fox, but retained from ground balls by Fairport.

At 2:46 Hislop swept right and took a hard side arm shot that sailed high into the right corner taking the Red Raiders to within one. Fairport set up a number of shots with Fox looking directly into the sun. Although the Red Raiders had two or three shots in the last two minutes, they were unable to tie the game.

Scoring for Thomas were Nick Scalzo (2g), Max Gurowski (1g-2a), JT Hauck (3g), Kenny Tomeno (1g), Jack Hinderland (1g), Jake Ziegler (1a), William Gurowski (1a) and Pat Morrill (2a). Austin Fox made 18s/7ga for the Titans (8-4).

Thomas 15 - Brighton 2

Thomas defeated Brighton 15-2.

Thomas got on the board quickly when Kyle Lavallee won the face off passed the ball to attackmen Jack Hinderland who found Nick Scalzo who then hit Lavallee cutting to the goal. Thomas controlled the ball for the next five minutes getting many quality opportunities but many were off cage and others were saved by the Brighton goalie, Kyle Hohmann. Brighton then got on the board when attackmen Evan Davis came around from "X" and scored. The next Titan goal came from Nick Scalzo who scored (unassisted) at 4:07. Austin Fox played well in the goal for the Titans recording 5 saves in two halves of play.

The second quarter saw the Titans take control. Scoring the first goal of the quarter was Thomas attackmen Kyle Rothfuss assisted by Kyle Lavallee. The Titans kept it rolling as Lavallee, Kenny Tomeno, Pat Morrill, each scored unassisted goals. The Titan Defense led by AJ Glagolev, Jake Ziegler, and Mason Hill along with Long Stick Joe Amico all played well for the Titans. The Titan offense kept it rolling as Billy Gurowski got in on the action on an assist from Nick Scalzo. Then it was Scalzo finding Kyle Lavallee on a great feed across the backside. Kenny Tomeno dodged down the alley for his second goal of the quarter finishing the scoring for the half with the Titans up 9-1.

Jimmy O`Neil took over in cage in the Second half and the Titan defense didn’t miss a beat. Brighton scored their second and only goal of the half on a man up situation when Mark Hendricks scored. Sophomore attackmen Jack Hinderland found the back of the net on an assist from Nick Scalzo. Freshmen JT Hauck who got into the action with an assist from Nick Scalzo at 5:15 in the second. Many Thomas players got involved as the senior midfield Line of Michael Quinn, Steve O`Brien, and Jordan Bernstein all contributed well in the third Quarter. On defense the Titans were led by Juniors Nick Stonewell and Doug Lancie along with Senior Keith Maimone.

The fourth quarter saw the Titans continue to roll. Sophomore Brad Hutton along with Senior Tom Monna and freshmen Kyle Rothfuss were now running the show on offense. Scoring in the first was Hutton who scored (unassisted) at the start of the fourth quarter. Kyle Lavallee caught a feed from Jack Hinderland and scored and Lavallee found Hutton open on the crease for his second goal of the quarter. The final goal of the game came from senior attackmen Tom Monna with eight minutes left in the game on an unassisted goal.

Scoring for Thomas were Jack Hinderland (1g-1a) Nick Scalzo (1g-5a), Pat Morrill (1g), Kyle LaVallee (4g-2a), Billy Gurowski (1g), Kenny Tomeno (2g), JT Hauck (1g), Kyle Rothfuss (1g), Tom Monna (1g) and Brad Hutton (2g). Austin Fox took the goal in the first half and recorded 5s/1ga. James O`Neil finished the game and had 3s/1ga for Thomas (6-4).

Canandaigua 16 - Thomas 6

Canandaigua scored five goals in the first quarter and five more in the second to take a 10-1 lead into the halftime and finished with a 16-6 win over visiting Webster Thomas.

Scoring for Canandaigua were Brian Scheetz (3g), Justin Tomzak (5g-2a), Connnor Henderson (4g-1a), Marshall Johnson (1a), Andrew Knoblauch (2a), Nick Munn (1g), Tom Lacrosse (1g-1a), Evan Roth (2a), Tanner Scharr (1g) and Will Johnson (1g). Scott Bement played 44 minutes made 12s/6ga and Anthony DeLeo played 4 minutes and had 2s/0ga for the Braves (12-0).

Scoring for Thomas were Max Gurowski (2g), Pat Morrill (1g), Kyle Lavalle (1g), Nick Scalzo (1a), Kyle Rothfuss (1g) and Jack Hinderland (1g). Jim ONeil made 9 saves for the Titans (5-4).

Thomas 13 - Churchville-Chili 6

The Titans took a 5-1 lead in the first quarter, led at the half, 7-3 and led at the end of three quarters 10-5.

Thomas was expecting to see some zone defense from the Saints, and went to work early in the first quarter, running zone-breaking offenses that were usually successful. Jack Hinderland was first up and scored on a feed from Billy Gurowski who found him on the left wing. A few minutes later, Nick Scalzo sent the ball across the crease for Gurowski's goal. After a shot bounced loose in front of the crease, Keith Preston scooped it up and popped it in for Churchville's first goal. The Titans scored the next three to finish the quarter with a 5-1 advantage. Scalzo scored on a fast break feed from Kyle LaValee from the face off, scoring seven seconds later. Scalzo passed to Kenny Tomeno who bounced the shot into the top of the net and Kyle Rothfuss scored after receiving the ball on a substitution and taking it right to the goal.

Thomas spent quite a bit of time in the first half passing the ball around the perimeter where they were generally unmolested by the C-C defense. Both teams scored two goals in the second quarter. Thomas was first when, at 9:06, Hinderland took a hard outside side-arm shot that sailed over the Sean Kettles' goalie stick and into the net. Churchville came right back when David Peck broke through a Titan double team and ran an unencumbered "B" cut around from the back of the net for a shot on the cage at the goal line extended. The Saints scored again, taking the scored to 6-3, when Damien Pagano scored a man up goal on a feed (from Gino Marcello) diagonally through the Thomas man-down zone. Thomas scored on another outside side-arm shot, this time by Scalzo (from Tomeno) at 1:39. Thomas went into the half-time break with a 7-3 lead.

Thomas added to the scored with two more goals at the top of the third quarter. Brad Hutton scored with an assist from Gurowski as the Titans moved directly to the goal from a clear. Hinderland passed the ball cross crease to Tomeno for another goal at 4:57. The Saints had control of the ball for more than five minutes in the quarter but was unable to get shots until Ryan Yunker scored (assisted by Jon Hemink) with an outside shot from the right. The Titans scored again from a fast break clear with Tomeno passing to Rothfuss for the goal at 2:51. C-C finished the scoring in the third when Pagano picked up a ground ball and scored at 1:37. The quarter ended with Thomas up 10-5.

The Saints continued to fight back and scored at 8:36 in the last quarter when Marcello dodged to the crease and scored an unassisted man up goal. It was the last goal for the Saints as Thomas saw the last three goals of the game. Gurowski moved the ball from the back of the cage to the front and caught the C-C defense ball watching as JT. Hauck scored at 7:16. Hinderland drove from behind the net and passed the ball to Scalzo who cut to the crease to receive the ball. Brad Hutton finished the scoring with a feed from Gurowski when CC had two men in the penalty box.

Scoring for Thomas were Jack Hinderland (2g-2a), Nick Scalzo (3g-2a), Kenny Tomeno (2g-2a), Kyle Rothfuss (2g), Brad Hutton (2g), Billy Gurowski (1g-1a), JT Hauck (1g), Max Gurowski (3a) and Kyle LaVallee (1a). Austin Fox had 8s/6ga for the Titans.

Scoring for Churchville-Chili were Keith Preston (1g), David Peck (1g), Damien Pagano (2g), Ryan Yunker (1g), Gino Marcello (1g-2a) and Jon Hemink (1a). Sean Kettles had 8s/13ga for the Saints.

Thomas 13 - Eastridge 7

Thomas used early pressure to secure a win over Eastridge 13-7. The Titans scored the first three goals (all unassisted) to take a 3-0 lead after the first quarter. Kyle Lavallee and Jack Hinderland (twice) started the scoring for Thomas.

Eastridge's Matt Driffill found Trevor Horne for the first Lancer goal of the game early in the second. Thomas responded with four more goals before halftime. Kenny Tomeno, Hinderland, JT Hauck and Tomeno again scored for the Titans (Hinderland and Hauck's goals were assisted by Nick Scalzo). The score las 7-1 at the half.

Thomas continued scoring in the third quarter netting the first five goals. The score was now 12-1 Thomas. Eastridge's Brandon Moynihan scored the lone third quarter goal for the Lancers. Hauck added one more with 1:09 remaining in the third, that was the final Titan goal.

In the fourth quarter Eastridge scored the final five goals of the game. Brad Netcke scored along with Adam Sisson, Joe Mortillaro, Matt Driffill and Moynihan. In the cage, the Lancers split time with Eugene
Ferrera (33 minutes) and Jake Czwilinski (15 minutes). Ferrera finished with 10s/11ga, while Czwilinski finished with 4s/2ga. No goalie report from Thomas.

Scoring for Thomas were Nick Scalzo (2g-2a), Jack Hinderland (3g), Kenny Tomeno (3g), Hauck (2g), LaVallee (1g-1a), Kyle Rothfuss (1g), Tom Monna (1g), Joe Amico (1a) and Max Gurowski (1a).

Scoring for Eastridge were Matt Driffill (1g-2a), Brandon Moynihan (2g), Trevor Horne (1g-1a), Brad Netcke (1g), Sisson (1g) and Mortillaro (1g).

Irondequoit 15 - Thomas 8

Thomas started out the game with a 3-0 lead as Nick Scalzo scored the first two goals and Billy Gurowski added his lone goal of the game. With 4:45 remaining in the first quarter the Titans had complete control. That did not last long, as in the last four minutes the Eagles added four of their own; Tony Micelotta (assisted by Greg Wright), Greg Coholan, Micelotta (with an assist from Wallenhorst) and Bryan Haight. With 0:06 remaining in the first quarter, Kyle LaVallee scored another Titan goal to finish out the first quarter 4-4.

At the start of the second quarter, the Eagles scored the first two as Greg Coholan scored again (assisted by Drew Coholan). Greg Coholan, a freshman, finished the game with four goals. The second Eagle goal was by Drew Coholan (unassisted). Thomas fought back to within one goal as goalie James O'Neil took the ball all the way down on a clear and finished with a goal. O'Neil played the first half of the game and finished with 4s/8ga. Greg Coholan came back and scored again for the Eagles at 7:31 to take them back up to a two goal lead. With 1:32 remaining Drew Coholan scored his second of the game (assisted by Wallenhorst) during an EMO. The final goal of the half was scored by the Titans. Brad Hutton scored assisted by Max Gurowski. Going into halftime, the Titans were still in the game, but down 8-6.

Wallenhorst scored his lone goal of the game at 10:08 in the third quarter to give the Eagles the lead by three. Thomas fought back with goals at 8:38 and 5:03 by Max Gurowski and Nick Scalzo (assisted by Kyle LaVallee). The Titans were now within one goal of the Eagles, 9-8. However, the Eagles never looked back and kept the Titans scoreless for the last 17 minutes while scoring six of their own. Scoring for the Eagles were Wright (with two), Mike Beckwith, Tyler Kleehammer, Micelotta and Greg Coholan.

In the cage for the second half, the Titans played Austin Fox. Fox finished with 3s/7ga. Irondequoit played Tyler Nash the entire game and he finished with 14s/8ga. Looking at the statistics, both team shot 27 shots and both teams hit the cage 22 times, however, the difference in goalie play, as well as positioning of shots was a significant advantage to the Eagles. Irondequoit won the ground ball battle, but only by two (30-28). Both teams had three penalties (Irondequoit scored on two and Thomas on one).

At the face-off Wallenhorst dominated for the Eagles; Wallenhorst won 16/18 (89%) for the Eagles. Sean Davern, Greg Coholan and Emmy Poccia also faced for Irondequoit, however, combined they finished 2/9. LaVallee finished 7/21 and Kenny Tomeno finished 2/6 for the Titans.

Scoring for Irondequoit were Wright (2g-3a), Greg Coholan (4g), Drew Coholan (2g-2a), Micelotta (3g), Wallenhorst (1g-2a), Kleehammer (1g), Beckwith (1g) and Bryan Haight (1g).

Scoring for Thomas were Max Gurowski (1g-3a), Scalzo (3g), LaVallee (1g-1a), William Gurowski (1g), O'Neil (1g), Hutton (1g) and Jake Ziegler (1a).

Webster Thomas 13-Honeoye Falls-Lima 8

Thomas defeated Honeoye Falls-Lima 13-8 on April 10 at McAvoy Park.

Thomas scored the first three goals as JT Hauck (assisted by Pat Morrill) scored at 8:41 followed quickly by two Nick Scalzo goals (unassisted and assisted by Jack Hinderland). HFL's Mike Coady and Greg Coady hooked up for the first HFL goal while man-down, followed by Ian Griffin scoring a lone goal. Nick Scalzo scored his third of five to finish the first quarter with a 4-2 lead for the Titans.

In the second quarter, the Titans scored four straight goals before Mickey Allan (assisted by Cade Norris) scored for the Cougars. Scoring for the Titans were Hinderland and Hutton (both twice). The third quarter also saw the Titans scoring the first three goals (two more for Scalzo and one for Hutton).

However, the fourth quarter was all Cougars as they scored the lone four goals. The final three goals of the game were all assisted by Norris with JR O'Flynn, Ian Griffin and Tommy O'Leary all scoring.

Austin Fox played the entire game in the cage for the Titans finishing with 9s/8ga. While Jay Tallon played the first 43 minutes for the Cougars with 11s/13ga/ Chris Milne finished the game but did not see any shots on goal.

Scoring for the Titans were Scalzo (5g-2a), Hinderland (2g-2a), Hutton (3g), Morrill (1g-1a), Hauck (1g) and John Hart, Max Gurowski, Kyle Rothfuss (1g) and Stephen O'Brien with one assist each.

Scoring for HF-L were Griffin (4g), Norris (4a), O'Leary (1g-1a), O' Flynn (1g), Allan (1g), Mike Coady (1g) and Greg Coady (1a).

Fairport 12 - Webster Thomas 8

Fairport and Thomas met at Fairport High School for a Monroe County Divisional crossover match this afternoon with Fairport finishing on top 12-8. A major factor for Fairport win was sophomore attackman Brendan Saylor who stepped up with 5g for the Raiders.

Fairport scored the first four goals in the game. Michael Lehmann had a big day and finished the game 18/23 (78%) at the face-off and won numerous key possessions for the Raiders, getting them the ball when it was necessary (especially early on). Lehmann said "we played well and I am glad that we won." He also led all players with 11 ground balls.

John McDonnell scored the first goal, followed by Alexander Keil (assisted by Martin Manilla), then Manilla, then Eric Hislop (assisted by McDonnell). The Raiders scored all four goals in less than 5 minutes. The Titans scored two goals to end the first quarter down 4-2. Pat Morrill and Billy Gurowski (assist to Jack Hinderland) scored for the Titans.

Thomas and Fairport each scored one goal in the second quarter, Nick Scalzo (from Kyle LaVallee) for the Titans and Saylor (from Michael Leet) for the Raiders. Entering halftime the score was 5-3 Fairport.

Saylor and McDonnell each added two more goals at the start out the third quarter before Thomas' Kyle Rothfuss (assisted by Max Gurowski) scored on an extra-man opportunity. Fairport kept up the pressure as McDonnell scored another and Saylor added two more before the end of the quarter.

Thomas tried to fight back in the fourth quarter and outscored the Raider 3-1. However the Raiders were too strong even as Hinderland, Scalzo and Billy Gurowski scored in the final quarter for the Titans.

After the game, the youthful Saylor said of a key Monroe County showdown, "we played four hard quarters and came out on top."

In the cage, Kristoffer Sterzin played strong for the Raiders finished with 18s/8ga (69%). Sterzin also finished with one take and six ground balls. For the Titans, James O'Neil finished with 8s/12ga.

A stand out performance for the Titans was by defenseman Jake Ziegler. Ziegler finished with 5 ground balls and 7 one-on-one takes and was strong for the Titans, a major factor keeping the score as close as it was.

Scoring for Fairport were Saylor (5g), McDonnell (3g-1a), Hislop (2g-1a), Manilla (1g-1a), Keil (1g), Leet (1a) and Aaron Jones (1a).

Scoring for Thomas were Scalzo (3g), Jack Hinderland (1g-2a), Billy Gurowski (2g), Max Gurowski (2a), Morrill (1g), Rothfuss (1g), LaVallee (1a) and Brad Hutton (1a).

Thomas 15 - Hilton 5

In a game that was held at Brighton High School, the Thomas Titans were ready to go.

Scoring first for the Titans was junior attackmen Nick Scalzo with an assist from junior midfielder Pat Morrill. Sophomore attackmen Jack Hinderland had the next goal for the Titans when he picked up a loose ball and scored.

Thomas's Third goal came from Scalzo again as he cut and caught the feed from Max Gurowski. The final goal of the first quarter came from Gurowski with an assist from Kyle Lavallee. The Titans defense was aggressive early forcing goalie Jimmy O'Neill to come up with some big saves. He had 5 saves in the first and ended with 9 in the first half. The Titan Man down unit was perfect in the First Quarter stopping all three man up opportunities by the Cadets. The Cadets got on board in the second quarter when James Moss scored with an assist from Jay Clifford.

The second quarter saw a pretty even quarter with some sloppy play between the restraining lines on rides and clears. Hilton played a physical and tough game and had 9 shots in the quarter scoring on two. Scoring was Mike Crumlish (unassisted) . The Titans saw goals from Jack Hinderland on a back door cut and feed from Max Gurowski and from Pat Morrill with an assist from Kyle Lavallee. The Titans finished the scoring on a hustling play by Sophomore Midfielder Kenny Tomeno in transition taking the score to 7 to 2 for Thomas.

The Titans defense led by Juniors AJ Glagolev, Mason Hill, Joe Amico and Seniors Keith Maimone and Jake Ziegler shut down the Hilton offensive unit in the third quarter. The offense, however scored just a minute into the quarter when Lavallee found the back of the net on a dodge down the alley for his first goal of the day. Billy Gurowski then scored on a dodge from the wing and senior defensemen Jake Ziegler scored his first goal of the season when he took the ball away and scored on a transition. Junior long stick midfielder Joe Amico found Nick Scalzo on the crease for his third goal of the day. A man up goal was scored for Thomas when freshmen attackmen Kyle Rothfuss scored on an assist from Jordan Bernstein. Thomas goalie Austin Fox had 4 saves in the third quarter and allowed no goals.

Scoring for Hilton in the fourth quarter were midfielders Jimmy Gaffney (assisted by James Moss) and then Moss scored with an assist in man up from Steve Bernstein. Gaffney scored the final goal for Hilton on an assist from Fracassi.

Scoring for Thomas were Nick Scalzo (3g), Jack Hinderland (2g), Max Gurowski (1g-2a), Billy Gurowski (1g-2a), Pat Morrill (1g-1a), Kyle Lavallee (1g-2a), Jordan Bernstein (1a), Jake Ziegler (1g), Kyle Rothfuss (3g) and Kenny Tomeno (1g). Jimmy O'Neill and Austin Fox combined for 16 saves.

Scoring for Hilton were Mike Crumlish (1g), Jay Clifford (1a), Matt Fracassi (1a), James Moss (2g-1a), Jimmy Gaffney (2g) and Steve Bernston (1a). Troy Johnson wan 4 of 4 face offs. Brad Spear and Seth Kohler combined for 9 saves.