No. 5 Irondequoit defeats No. 12 Gates Chili; Webster defeats Hilton
Rob Shade recorded 38 assists as fifth-seeded Irondequoit defeated No.12 Gates Chili 3-1 in a Section V Class A first round boys volleyball match Monday.
Ben Bovenzi added 14 kills and four blocks for the Eagles (15-4), who won by scores of 25-21, 25-22, 22-25, 25-21.
Zach Benz had 40 assists, 3 blocks, and 3 kills and Jake Carpenter had 19 kills and 11 blocks for the Spartans (4-13).
No. 9 Webster 25-26-25, No. 8 Hilton 15-24-18
Matt McKrell had 13 digs, 11 kills and 3 aces and Kevin Rodriguez had 11 kills and nine digs for the Lakers (10-9).
Dan Steger led the Cadets (11-10) with eight kills.
No. 14 Canandaigua 25-25-25, No. 3 East 21-23-23
Ryan McGlynn had four kills for the Braves (5-14).
Clinton Wilson had 9 kills, 6 blocks and 6 aces for the Orientals (16-2).
No. 4 Mcquaid 25-25-25, No. 13 Edison 4-15-11
Sophomore Sam Palermo Jr. had three kills and sophomore Brendan Murphy three assists and two digs for the Knights (17-2).
David Johnson had three kills and two blocks for the Inventors (4-11).
No. 6 Fairport 25-25-25, No. 11 Churchville-Chili 10-18-17
Wes Turner had eight kills and three blocks and Dylan Kuhn added five kills and two blocks for the Red Raiders (13-6).
Alex Wezelis made 12 kills for the Saints.
No. 10 Brockport 34-25-25, No. 7 Spencerport 32-16-22
Will Noel had 11 kills and Sam Carges added 24 assists and 6 digs for the Blue Devils (8-11).
Milan Mitrovic put down 14 kills for the Rangers (12-8).
No. 2 Penfield 25-25-25, No. 15 Greece 7-8-12
Matt Sutherland had 23 points and Cody Wiktorski had 22 assists and four kills for the Patriots (17-2).
Class B first round
No. 8 Brighton 25-25-25, No. 9 Charlotte 10-11-11
David Lawrence had seven kills and Alex Pelta set for three assists for the Barons (8-12).
Charlotte finished 5-13.
No. 5 Jefferson 25-25-25, No. 12 Pembroke 8-16-15
Desi Gulley had 15 points and eight kills for the Jaguars (11-7).
No. 3 Freddie Thomas 25-25-25, No. 14 Sodus 9-19-11
Oscar Pagan had 14 kills, 5 assists and two blocks and Ariel Flores made 12 assists for the Titans (14-4).
No. 11 East Irondequoit Eastridge 25-25-25-25, No. 6 Pavilion 22-20-27-18
Tyler Blank had 22 kills and Brendan Hughes added 15 for the Lancers (5-14).
No. 7 Wayne 25-20-25-25, No. 10 Monroe 22-25-20-17
The Eagles improved to 9-9.
Jose Ozuna had 10 kills for Monroe (5-12).
Boys soccer
Class BB semifinals
No. 1 Palmyra Macedon 2, No. 4 Livonia 1 (OT)
Arber Emerllahu scored the winner with 1:52 left in the first overtime off a pass from his cousin, Qazim Emerllahu, for the Red Raiders.
Qazim Emerllahu scored to put Pal-Mac (15-2-1) up 1-0 at 3:20.
Nate Rucci scored for the Bulldogs (8-7-3).
No. 3 Bath 2, No. 2 Hornell 1
Bath won 3-2 on penalty kicks.
Zach Reed scored a header off a throw-in by John Smith in the 12th minute to go up 1-0 for the Rams (14-2-1), who face Pal-Mac in the sectional final Saturday.
Tom Rose scored for Hornell (14-3).
Class B semifinals
No. 1 Holley 1, No. 5 North Rose-Wolcott 0
Junior forward Caleb Orbaker scored to lift the Hawks (17-1).
No. 3 Greece Odyssey 4, No. 7 Wayland-Cohocton 1
Joe Walsh scored twice and Steve Elensky made four saves for the Leopards (11-6-1), who play top-seeded Holley in the final.
Class D semifinals
No. 2 Belfast 4, No. 6 Northstar 3
Jakin Tang scored twice and had an assist for Northstar (8-10-2).
No. 1 Webster Christian 3, No. 5 Andover 0
Tyler Holbein scored two second-half goals and Derek Holmes added another second-half goal for the Warriors (15-2-1), who advance to play Belfast in the championship.
Phil Ramos recorded 10 saves for the shutout.
Andover is 9-8.
Field hockey
Class B/C quarterfinal
No. 5 E. Irondequoit Eastridge 2, No. 4 Brighton 1 (OT)
Jenn Ghio scored two goals, including the winner with 1:22 remaining in double overtime, for the Lancers (3-14).
Olivia Bridges scored for the Barons (2-15).
Advance tickets
Large crowds are expected for some of the Section V football finals this weekend at Rochester Rhinos Stadium, especially on Friday night when McQuaid and Aquinas play for the Class A championship.
Tickets for the games are available in advance at the Rochester Rhinos Stadium box office and at ticketmaster.com, in order to alleviate a possible crush in demand on the game days.
Purchase of a $6 ticket is good for admission to all games that day.