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YMCA Soccer

SHULTS AUTO GROUP HIGH SCHOOL

BOYS VARSITY

Josh Eernisse scored four goals, Casey Vincent three goals and Jacob McCool two goals as Eisenhower I pounded Falconer I, 9-1, at the Lakewood Family YMCA.

Trenton Colburn tallied the lone Falconer goal.

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Nelmy Robles had the hat trick when Dunkirk toppled Warren, 5-2.

Edison Velez and Nick Thompson had the other goals for Dunkirk.

Austin Constable and Tanner Kays tallied in the loss.

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Lucas Przygodski’s four goals led SWCS to an easy 12-4 verdict over Randolph.

Erik Johnson and Justin Romaniuk delivered three goals toward the winning attack,

Nick Carpented tallied twice, Jared Lecceadone and Austin Mitchell once for Randolph.

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Eisenhower III blanked Kane, 3-0, behind goals by Jake Harvey, Alex Fincher and Zach Fincher.

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Zach English, Jake Turner and Morgan Kish had two goals each as Randolph II downed Corry, 6-4.

Damon Peru recorded two goals and Taylor Corbitt a goal for Corry.

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Aspen Sykes, Drew Beckerink and Andrew Ward divided six goals as Falconer II took care of Pine Valley, 6-1.

Dawson Chase had the goal for Pine Valley.

GIRLS VARSITY

Andrea Volk and Katie Jaroszynski scored twice to lead Falconer to a 5-2 win over SWCS I.

Emma Steele had the other goal for Falconer.

Addie Everson and Jordan Romaniuk scored for SWCS I.

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Eisenhower beat Kane, 7-1, with Terry Lee Talasky scoring three times, Tess Parmenter and Emily Weaver two times each.

Tory Schleiger delivered the only goal for Kane.

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Micaela Byrne, Kahlee Bowen and Natalie Young recorded two goals as Olean defeated SWCS II, 7-2.

Rebecca Fox added the other tally for Olean.

For SWCS II, Brooke LeTour and Becca Feldman scored the goals.

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Warren II prevailed over JHS II, 6-1, led by two goals from Sabrina Johnson, Olivia Ashbaugh and Kaitlyn Adams.

Brianna Ingerson’s goal put JHS on the scoreboard.

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Paced by Jessic Wilcox’s five tallies, Pine Valley easily defeated Cassadaga, 9-1.

Cindy Booth had two goals and Brandee Pulliam-Dahl scored the rest of Pine Valley goals.

Riley Bly scored for Cassadaga.

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Molly Carpenter, Hanna English and Jordan Lux scored as Randolph knocked off Maple Grove, 3-2.

Maple Grove had Emily Swanson and Sarah Stawitsky find the back of the net.

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Salamanca belted Chautauqua Lake, 9-3, with Andie Hill tallying three times, Cali James and Alyssa Coustenis two times.

Emily Corwin scored two goals and Sarah Russin added the other tally.

JAYVEE BOYS

Reid Bjork had three goals, Tommy Rhodes, Dillon Nordland and Devon Wolfe a goal as Frewsburg took care of Maple Grove, 6-3.

For Maple Grove, Jack Novotny, Zach Hendrick and Nick Golando scored goals.

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Warren topped Beaty Blue, 6-1, led by Jimmy Lobdell and Griffin Supka with two goals.

Other goals for Warren were by Bryce McCracken and Beck Labesky.

Alex Nevinski scored for Beaty Blue.

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Led by Dustin McCaslin with four tallies and Bryce Peterson with two goals, Chautauqua Lake prevailed over SWCS, 8-1.

Justin Weimer and Kyle Olson had the other goals for CL while Hunter Ellis ended the shutout for Southwestern.

JAYVEE GIRLS

Madeline Fadale, Aubrianna Navaroli and Sawyer Mohney had goals as KSC edged JHS, 5-4.

Macey Lundmark recorded two goals, Jackie Bush and Ashley Lundmark one goal each in the loss.

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Claire Crossley’s four goals enabled Maple Grove to post an 8-0 win over Falconer.

Jenna Nocero found the mark twice, Lauren Nelson and Adri Carlson once for Maple Grove.

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Led by Kylie Brown with four goals, SWCS stopped Frewsburg, 6-1.

Emma Myers and Gianna Hoose delivered the rest of the winners’ goals.

Mikayla Corrigan scored for Frewsburg.

5TH-6TH GRADES COED LEAGUE

Westfield edged BAYSO, 2-1, with Hunter McCaslin and Ethan Weingart scoring the goals.

Megan Fisher tallied for BAYSO.

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Darren Glotz and Rylie Yeager divided four goals as Kinzua stopped Combo, 8-1.

John Page added another goal for Kinzua.

Franky Iuculano had a goal for Combo.

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SWCS and the Tamales wound up tied at 5-5.

Simon Pirrello scored all the goals for SWCS.

Nate Card, Jack White, Aden Froah, Emily Kimball and Drew Keppel tallied for the Tamales.

COED LEAGUE

Scott Beresford and Josh Vogle scored three goals each and Jerry Pardue two goals when Gold prevailed over Texas, 8-6.

For Texas, Eric Clark, Sean Brown and Colby Taulka had two goals.

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The Orange nipped Lime, 4-3, with Molly Morgante scoring twice, Dave Levandowski and Jordan Prendergast once each.

Alex Kasinee had two goals and Eric Lannan a goal for Lime.

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Mark Schoenborn and Pedro Weidner split six goals as Grey recorded a 10-3 decision over White.

Tristan Desnerck had two tallies and Tate Reynolds one in the loss.

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Chris Saxton delivered the hat trick and Kurt Anderson added two goals as Sapphire edged the Red, 5-4.

Dwayne Robertson had two goals, Nick Armes and Max Murray a goal for the Red,

POWER LEAGUE

Nico Buringrud found the range three times, Jacob Searles twice and Al Muniz once when JCC Green pounded Bradford, 11-1.

Jared Doriguzzi scored for Bradford.

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Red and RMS deadlocked at 7-7.

Zach Jackson, Dwayne Robertson and Kurt Anderson scored two goals for the Red.

Dave Pihlblad, Blake Montgomery and Paul Andalora all had two goals for RMS.

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Steffan Blair and Mark Schoenborn had three goals as Warren turned back Kinzua, 8-6.

Scott Schoenborn recorded two goals in the win.

Greg Van Ord and Kaitlyn Ishman delivered three goals for Kinzua.

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Jay Wadsworth tallied eight times, Eric Clark and Tom Eckwahl four times as Lena’s routed Salamanca, 18-6.

Sean Brown had four goals and Colby Taulka the other two goals for Salamanca.

YMCA Soccer

SHULTS HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE

BOYS VARSITY

Justin Romaniuk had the hat trick while Jackson Rybicki and Lucas Przygodski added two goals apiece as Southwestern blasted Maple Grove, 10-2, at the Lakewood Family YMCA recently.

Patrick Crossley and Dan Plowy scored the Maple Grove goals.

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Erik Sorenson delivered three goals, Levi Hendrickson had two goals and Mike Thomas scored a goal when Eisenhower topped Randolph, 7-1.

Cody Luce scored to avert the shutout for Randolph.

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Brocton/Westfield stopped Warren, 6-4, with two goals each by Danny Skinner and Ray Amborski, and one by Christian Fuentes.

For Warren, Austin Constable found the range twice while Mathew Campbell and Bryce McCraken each scored once.

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John Collazo, Edison Velez and Nelmy Robles recorded two goals apiece as Dunkirk took care of Falconer, 7-1.

Ben DePerna managed the lone tally for Falconer.

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Andrew Ward and Josh Fisher scored two goals each as Falconer II edged Randolph II, 4-1.

Kaleb O’Neill had the goal for Randolph II.

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Brendan Walsh’s three goals led Corry to a 5-4 win over Eisenhower II.

Taylor Corbett and John Peterson added the other goals for Corry.

Kelly Glotz scored two goals while Chase Elmquist and Jake Ruttenbur each scored one in the loss.

GIRLS VARSITY

Nicole Cooper and Karen Johnson split six goals, and Anna Todd delivered two goals as Southwestern I pounded out a 12-3 decision over Warren I.

For Warren, Amy Castagnino and Morgan Danielson had the tallies.

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Rhea Moore recorded two goals while Rachel Baglia, Amber Micek and Emma Steele scored a goal each as Falconer prevailed over Randolph, 5-1.

Taylor Zachar tallied for Randolph.

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Tom Schleicher had five goals while Lauren Gentile and Sami Walker each added a goal as Kane downed SWCS II, 7-2.

Hannah Girts and Brooke LaTour were the Southwestern scorers.

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Eisenhower, behind Terry Talasky with four goals, defeated Warren II, 7-4.

Paige Parmenter and Tess Parmenter had goals for the winners.

Olivia Ashbaugh, Chelsea Winters, Sabrina Johnson and Katlyn Adams delivered goals for Warren.

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In a high-scoring game, Salamanca edged Maple Grove, 9-7, with Alyssa Coustenis scoring seven times, Paige Papa and Ryanne Yehl tallying once.

Emma Franczak and Allison Hendrick had two goals apiece and Sara Stawitzky scored once for Maple Grove.

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Led by Emily Benton with eight goals, Olean pounded out a 13-2 win over Cassadaga Valley.

Kahlee Bowen added two goals and Bailee O’Conner had a goal in the victory.

Alisha Guichard and Tara Crossley scored for Cassadaga Valley.

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Pine Valley nipped Jamestown II, 4-3, with four different scorers.

Brandee Pulliam-Dahl, Cindy Booth, Lindsay Crisanti and Jessica Wilcox scored for Pine Valley.

Lemmy Williams, Kaycee Foulk and Kaley Capizzi delivered scores for Jamestown II.

JAYVEE BOYS

Ian Goldthwaite and Ryon Flatt split four goals as Beaty Blue dropped Maple Grove, 5-3.

Jack Novotny and Zach Hendrick scored for Maple Grove.

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J.C. McCroskey had three goals, Josh Janicki scored two goals and Brice Peterson had a goal when Chautauqua Lake edged Frewsburg, 6-5.

For Frewsburg, Reid Bjork had two goals while Tommy Rhodes and Dylan Nordland each added a goal.

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Mike Shingler, Jim Lobdell, Bryce McCracken and Noah Patchen all delivered three goals in Warren’s 20-0 rout of Kane.

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Mike Carnes, Hunter Ellis, Justin Morris and Quincy Turner each had two goals as Southwestern prevailed over Jamestown, 9-5.

Mike Camarata had three goals while Jayden Shults and Alex Barnes had one each for Jamestown.

JAYVEE GIRLS

Giovanni Calamunci delivered two goals while Jackie Bush, Kaidynce Walker and Zairyon Fiddmont each added a goal as Jamestown stopped Frewsburg, 5-2.

Hayden Guichard and Rene Johnson had goals in defeat.

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M.J. Fadale and Sawyer Mohney divided four goals as KSC tied Falconer, 4-4.

Isabelle Penhollow posted two goals while Corine Wilcox and Grace Penhollow added a goal for Falconer.

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Adri Carlson had the hat trick and Clair Crossley also scored for Maple Grove in a 4-3 verdict over Southwestern.

Abby Kreinheder delivered two goals and had Kylie Brown a goal for Southwestern.

FIFTH-SIXTH GRADES

Kyra Wotorson scored five times, Luke Smelko scored three goals and Rylie Yeager added a goal as Kinzua downed Southwestern, 12-4.

Max Vaughn had all four goals in the setback.

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Tamales thumped Westfield, 13-1, with Jack White and Nate Card each scoring three times, and Emily Kimble scoring twice.

Andrew Nellis had the lone goal for Westfield.

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Nate Hill, Calvin Ricker and Callen Barron had two goals when Combo blanked BAYSO, 13-0.

ADULT COED LEAGUE

Nick Armes and Dwayne Robinson scored three goals each as Red prevailed over Lime, 9-3.

Alex Kasinec had the hat trick for Lime.

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Chris Conti had three goals while Dave Beckstrom and Katie Robinson each had two goals as Azalea downed Gold, 7-4.

Scott Kemah had two goals while Scott Beresford and Josh Vogle each added a goal for Gold.

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Green prevailed over Orange, 5-4, led by two goals apiece from Cayla Van Ord and Greg Van Ord, and one from Nate Schmidt.

Dave Levandowski delivered the hat trick for Orange.

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Tate Reynolds scored four goals and Josh Reynolds added three goals when the White topped Texas, 7-4.

Eric Clark and Tom Eckwahl divided four goals for Texas.

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Dave Meekins, Chris Saxton and Aaron Saxton recorded two goals apiece to lead Sapphire past Grey, 7-3.

Pedro Weidner had a hat trick for Grey.

POWER SOCCER LEAGUE

Skylar Schapp tallied four goals, Kurt Anderson had three goals and Zach Jackson scored a goal as Red prevailed over JCC Yellow, 8-7.

Karee Rizzo-Walker had three goals while Josh Anderson and Jake Johnson each had two goals in vain.

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Bradford belted out a 12-2 decision over Kinzua behind two goals apiece from Ty Riley, Brian Nelson and Micah Irwin.

Lucas Schwanke and Ben Perkins each scored goal in the loss.

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Ryan Gerbic poured in three goals as did Will Cole while Garrett Fiscus added two goals as Midtown tied JCC Green, 8-8.

For JCC Green, Matt Born had four tallies while Nico Buringrud and Chris Saxton had two goals each.

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Lena’s edged RMS, 4-2, with goals from Sam Stewart, Jay Wadsworth and Eric Clark.

Paul Andalora and David Pihlblad had the RMS goals.

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Steffan Charles and Mark Schoenborn each tallied four times and Sam Schoenborn scored three when Warren easily beat Salamanca, 16-6.

Colby Taulka had three goals and Sean Brown scored two goals in the setback.

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