Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Kendall’s Ava Quintern tries to evade Holley defender Jayna Burris during the host Lady Eagles win over the rival Lady Hawks this afternoon.

A lone early goal proved to be just enough as Kendall edged rival Holley 1-0 in a Genesee Region League girls soccer game this afternoon at Kendall.

Sophia Picardo scored the lone goal for the Lady Eagles just nine minutes into the opening half.

The score could have been high for both teams but Kendall hit the cross bar twice in the first half and Holley missed on two open net opportunities in the second half.

The Lady Eagles improve to 6-0 while the Lady Hawks slip to 4-3-1.

Notre Dame 2, Lyndonville/Barker 1
In another G-R contest, Notre Dame trimmed Lyndonville/Barker 2-1 as Arnie Sturtevant scored the lone goal for the Lady Tigers.

Boys Soccer
Byron-Bergen 1, Albion 0
Byron-Bergen edged visiting Albion 1-0 in a non league boys soccer game this evening.

Holley’s Ava Mosier brings the ball up field as Kendall’s Keara Reed pursues.

A huge 30 point first quarter propelled Holley to a 42-20 victory over host Red Jacket this afternoon as the Hawks improve to 3-0 in 8 Man Division football competition.

Quarterback Destin Kuyal completed three touchdown passes to Vinny Golisano covering 29, 35 and 12 yards and also ran 52 yards for another score in the decisive opening quarter. Kuyal, Golisano and Hunter-Jewell Smith all added two-point conversions during that stretch.

The Hawks went on to hold leads of 30-6 at the half and 42-20 after three quarters.

Kuyal had a total of 5 touchdown passes on the day including another to Golisano covering 12 yards and one to Avante Walker covering 23 yards.

Golisano and Kevin Robinson both had interceptions on defense for the Hawks.

Holley next hosts Bolivar-Richburg at 1 p.m. next Saturday.

Defending champion Akron improved to 5-0 in Niagara-Orleans League field hockey competition with a 6-0 win over Newfane this afternoon.

Morgan Tomporowski and Julia Klodzinski both scored 2 goals as Mackenzie Tomporowski and Madigan Regan each chipped in with 1.

The loss drops Newfane to 1-5.

N-O Golf
Barker evened its N-O golf record at 4-4 with a forfeit win over Newfane.

Nathan Popovich and Caleb Rivera both shot 47 and Christian Garcia 49 to lead the way for Barker.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Albion running back Cencere Lowe breaks loose for a big gain during the Purple Eagles Homecoming game loss to Maryvale this evening.

A lightning quick two touchdown scoring burst in the first three minutes sparked Maryvale to a 36-0 victory over host Albion this evening in a B3 Division game.

Maryvale took the lead for good at 8-0 just 2:29 into the game as Brayden Tryon scored on a 58 yard touchdown run and quarterback Jaxsyn Moritz added the two-point conversion pass to Noah Irby.

The Flyers quickly upped the advantage to 15-0 just 19 seconds later as Yianni Moore recovered an Albion fumble at the Purple Eagles 14 yard line and ran into the endzone for the touchdown as Jayden Cookfair added the extra point kick.

The Maryvale lead jumped to 22-0 early in the second quarter on an 11 yard touchdown run by Tryon and an extra point kick by Cookfair. A blocked Albion punt set up that scoring opportunity which started at the Purple Eagles 18 yard line.

Albion’s best scoring opportunity of the evening came later in the second quarter as the Purple Eagles drove to the Flyers 1 yard line only to be stopped on downs. A 35 yard run by Cencere Lowe started that Albion drive.

Maryvale tacked on two more touchdowns in the third quarter on 20 yard pass from Moritz to Irby and a 1 yard run by Tryon as Cookfair added both extra point kicks.

Maryvale improved to 2-0 in the division and 2-1 overall while Albion slips to 0-3 in the division and overall.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Albion goalie Adrian Figueroa-Fuentes chases down Wilson’s Keegan Hermann during the Purple Eagles loss to the visiting Lakemen this afternoon.

Pulling away in the second half, Wilson scored a 6-0 win over host Albion this afternoon in a key Niagara-Orleans League boys soccer game.

Leading by a narrow 1-0 margin, Wilson erupted for 5 goals in the second half including 2 each by Aiden Neumann and Keegan Hermann and 1 by Max Harmon. Neumann also scored the Lakemen’s first half goal on a penalty kick.

Wilson and Medina are now tied for the N-O lead at 3-0-1 while Albion slips into the runner-up spot at 3-1.

Kendall 6, Wheatland-Chili 0
Kendall improved its record to 5-1 with a 6-0 Genesee Region League win over Wheatland-Chili this evening.

Kendall took a 2-0 lead in the first half on goals by Jonas Rhodes and Pablo Rosario-Reyes.

The Eagles then locked up the win with 4 second half tallies including 2 by Brandon Barrett and 1 each by Jonathan Esposito and Brenden Eichas.

Holley 11, Alden 0
Holley romped to an 11-o non league win over visiting Alden as Chris Mosier scored 4 goals, Cam Kelley 3, Camden Mosier 2 and Chase Kempa and Gage Yockel 1 each.

Kempa also had 4 assists, Chris Mosier and Logan Gillespie 2 each and Camden Mosier 1.

Newfane 2, Akron 1
Newfane trimmed Akron 2-1 in a Niagara-Orleans League game on goals by Brody Miller and Chris Klumpp.

Newfane and Akron are now both 1-3.

N-O Girls Soccer
Akron 2, Newfane 0
Abby Gerstung scored both goals as Akron blanked Newfane to improve to 4-0 in N-O girls soccer competition.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Carter DerSarkissian picks up yardage for Roy-Hart/Barker behind blocks by Vincenzo Fazzio (26) and Ireland Brady (8) during the Bulls loss to Newfane this evening at Middleport.

Improving to 3-0, Newfane rolled to a 47-0 win over Roy-Hart/Barker in a C North Division game this evening at Middleport spoiling the Bulls Homecoming celebration.

The Panthers built up a commanding 26-0 half-time advantage as quarterback Mac Capen ran for two touchdowns on carries of 69 and 13 yards and also had a 16 yard TD pass to Cameron Perry.

Capen, Nasir Spencer and Ayden Buttery each added two-point conversion runs during that stretch as the Panthers other two points came on a safety.

Camlo Flowers and Camryn Stover had touchdown runs of 9 and 25 yards for the Panthers in the third period and Capen had another TD pass late in the final stanza covering 35 yards to Isaiah Gerstung.

The Bulls are now 0-3.

Holley blanked Alexander 8-0 and Kendall downed Attica 4-1 in Genesee Region League girls soccer action this evening.

Alivia Wolf and Jayna Burris both scored 2 goals for Holley as Hanna Ostrom, Natalie Foose, Payton Preston and Brynn Thomas each netted 1.

Ava Quintern scored 2 goals for Kendall as Ava Quintern and Sophia Picardo each added 1. Quintern, Ryleigh Denning and Stella Kwiatek each had an assist.

Kendall is now 5-0 and Holley 4-2-1.

In another G-R contest, Byron-Bergen downed visiting Lyndonville/Barker 10-0.

Celebrating Homecoming Roy-Hart/Barker will host Newfane in a C North Division football game at 7 p.m. this evening at Middleport.

The Panthers are 2-0 and the host Bulls 0-2.

Five new members will be inducted into the Proud to be a Ram Wall of Fame at 6:15 p.m. The inductees include Jon Corser, Sid Silsby, Michele Wroblewski, Dottie Barr and Roger Grove.

Albion will celebrate Homecoming by hosting Maryvale at 7 p.m. Friday in a B3 Division contest.

The Flyers bring a 2-0 record into the contest while the Purple Eagles are 0-2.

Albion holds a 13-3 lead in the series with Maryvale which has won the last two meetings.

Medina and Holley play Saturday
Medina will visit Cleveland Hill at 2 p.m. Saturday in a C North Division game.

The Mustangs are 1-1 in the division while the Eagles are 1-0 in the division and 1-1 overall.

Medina holds a 4-1 lead in the series with Cleve Hill.

Holley will visit Red Jacket at noon on Saturday in an 8 Man Division game.

The Hawks are 2-0 and Red Jacket 0-2.

Quarterback Destin Kuyal has passed for 8 touchdowns (6 to Vinny Golisano) and rushed for 3 more to lead the Hawks offense.

Medina battled to a 1-1 tie with host Wilson in a key Niagara-Orleans League boys soccer game this evening.

The Lakemen took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Keagan Hermann with 15 minutes remaining in the second half but the Mustangs rallied to knot the score five minutes later on a goal by Cole Callard.

Medina is now 3-0-1 and Wilson 2-0-1 in N-O action.

Albion 2, Newfane 1 OT
Albion outlasted host Newfane 2-1 in overtime to grab sole possession of the N-O lead at 3-0.

Tye Talbot scored the game winning goal in overtime for Albion. David Rosario netted the Purple Eagles first goal.

Purple Eagles goalie Adrian Figueroa-Fuentes had a big save on a Newfane penalty kick during regulation time.

Akron 4, Roy-Hart 1
Akron downed Roy-Hart 4-1 in an N-O contest as Sawyer Ranney had 3 goals and an assist.

Akron is now 1-2 and Roy-Hart 0-4 in league play.

Mt. Morris 6, Lyndonville 2
Three unanswered second half goals helped Mt. Morris lock up a 6-2 win over visiting Lyndonville in a non league game this evening.

Colton Smith scored both goals for Lyndonville off assists from Gavin Draper and Izaiah Rodriguez. The first tied the game at 1-1 and the second kept the Tigers within one at 3-2 at halftime.

Holley 5, Wheatland-Chili 0
Holley blanked Wheatland-Chili 5-0 in a Genesee Region League game as Chris Mosier had 4 goals and Chase Kempa 1.

Josh Silpoch had 2 assists for the Hawks as Kempa, Camden Mosier and Blake Coleman each had 1.

Dylan Warner earned the shutout in goal.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Roy-Hart’s Maria Trombley works to keep the ball away from Akron’s Cara Swader during this evening’s game at Gasport which was won by Akron 2-1.

A pair of first half goals proved to be enough as Akron downed host Roy-Hart 2-1 this evening to take over sole possession of the Niagara-Orleans League girls soccer lead.

Gracie Leiker and Ella Liss scored the first half goals for Akron while Kaitlin Mettler scored on a penalty kick for Roy-Hart with 17 seconds to go in the second half.

Akron improves to 3-0 and Roy-Hart slips to 2-1-1.

Newfane 5, Albion 2
Newfane downed Albion 5-2 to improve to 2-1 in N-O action.

Anna Chunco scored 3 goals for Newfane as Journee Hughey and Sienna Allen each netted 1,

Cami London scored both goals for Albion off assists from Ava Woolston and Shayla Higgins.

Wilson 13, Medina 0
Wilson improved to 2-0-1 in N-O action with a 13-0 win over host Medina.

Roy-Hart’s Allie Trombley drives the ball up field pursued by Akron’s Abby Gerstung.