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Email: Coaches or team representatives should send the results by email to bgmsports@gannett.com. Ensure you provide your name along with a contact telephone number and confirm that you’ve included details about the sport as well as the final score.
May 7
Horseheads 12, Binghamton 7
Horseheads (5-6): Braden Woodworth scored 4 goals and added an assist; Brogan Sullivan had 2 assists out of 5 attempts, Liam Kelly contributed 1 goal from 2 shots, Griffin Stevens netted 2 without any assists, Owen Johnson also scored 2 with zero assists, and Keenan McCarthy got 1 goal with no assists. The Blue Raiders staged a comeback after being down 4-1 at the end of the first quarter and dominated with a 19-4 advantage in face-offs.
Binghamton (2-10): Hudson Benedict 3-0, Tristen Durham 2-0, Ty Miller 0-2, Max Lisio 1-1, Kameron Ash 1-0, Derek Abu Jr. 0-1.
May 6
Corning 14, Binghamton 3
May 2
Vestal 12, Horseheads 11
At Vestal (6-4), the Golden Bears staged a comeback after falling behind 10-6 midway through the second half and initially being down 8-3 earlier. Brody Crowley contributed with 6 goals and 2 assists; Chris Pierce scored 2 points without an assist, Brodi Ahearn had 2 assists without scoring, Tom Vallely added 1 goal and 1 assist, and Cam Adams got 1 goal along with 2 assists. Aidan Ruhm made 12 saves during the game.
Horseheads (4-6): Griffin Stevens scored 4 points, Brady Woodworth contributed with 3 goals and 1 assist, Adam Nielsen added 2 goals without an assist, Brogan Sullivan got 1 goal and 2 assists, Johnny Lowe managed 1 goal and 1 assist, Seamus Lynch had 0 goals but 1 assist; Luke L’Amoreaux made 8 saves, and Seamus Carroll recorded 4 saves.
Brighton 17, Corning 7
Chenango Forks scored 17 points, while Seton CC scored 8.
April 30
Corning 15, Elmira 2
Kohl Hogue scored 5 goals for Corning, while James Freeman, Clayton Smith, Tully Fratarcangelo, Joe Fucito, Dylan Brewster, Bradyn Zimmerman, and Taylor Freelove each contributed 1 goal apiece. For Elmira, Ryan Ferraro and Landon Cook were the scorers.
April 29
Ithaca 17, Horseheads 9
April 25
Corning 9, Horseheads 6
In the match between Corning (7-2) and Horseheads (4-4), Joseph Fucito scored 3 goals for Corning, with Tully Fratarcangelo, Dylan Brewster, Carter Proudfoot, Clayton Smith, Brenden Jardin-Reed, and James Freeman adding one goal apiece. By halftime, Corning had established an 8-2 lead. For Horseheads, Griffin Stevens netted 3 goals, whereas Zach Bennett, Brogan Sullivan, and Adam Nielsen contributed one goal each.
April 22
Vestal 14, Elmira 6
The Golden Bears were leading 10-2 at the half-time break.
Corning 21, Union-Endicott 2
The Hawks led with a 17-1 margin at halftime, advancing their record to 6-2.
April 17
Horseheads 16, Elmira 5
Horseheads (4-3): Brogan Sullivan scored 4 goals with 4 assists; Braden Woodworth contributed 2 goals and 3 assists; Griffin Stevens netted 3 goals; Seamus Lynch added 1 goal along with 2 assists; Zack Bennett had 2 goals and an assist; Joey Cain recorded 1 goal and 1 assist; Trevor Klug and Adam Nielsen both scored 1 goal each; Boe Briggs won 18 out of 19 face-offs; Seamus Carroll made 6 saves.
Elmira (0-5): Landon Cook scored 3 goals; Tucker Burnett contributed with 1 goal and 1 assist; Avery Traugott-Knoll added 1 goal; Noah Hughes provided 1 assist; Liam Ogden made 14 saves.
Corning 6, Vestal 4
Tully Fratarcangelo netted the go-ahead goal with 3:39 left, helping the Hawks come back from a 4-1 deficit to secure a victory on the road. James Freeman’s second goal of the match put Corning ahead at 6-4.
April 15
Horseheads 12, Rush-Henrietta 4
Horseheads (3-3) had notable performances from Brogan Sullivan with 5 goals and 2 assists; Brady Woodworth scored 4 goals and provided 4 assists; Adam Nielsen contributed 2 goals and 1 assist; Griffin Stevens added 1 goal and 1 assist; Seamus Lynch recorded 1 assist; Boe Briggs won 12 out of 17 face-offs; Luke L’Amoreaux made 8 saves. For R-H, Parker Zugnoni scored 2 goals; Zachary Winner and Jackson Koppers both netted 1 goal each; Robin Walker assisted once; Daniel Schmitz faced 14 shots.
Corning 9, Ithaca 8
Corning (4-2) secured their victory when Kohl Hogue found the back of the net just 31 seconds before the end, pushing the Hawks ahead of Ithaca. Clayton Smith led the scoring with three goals, followed by James Freeman who contributed two. Additionally, Bradyn Zimmerman, Tully Fratarcangelo, and Brenden Jardin-Reed each added one goal apiece. For Ithaca (5-1), Owen Simons equalized at 8-8 within the last two minutes but couldn’t secure the win.
April 12
Hilton 12, Horseheads 3
H: Seamus Carroll makes 23 saves.
Canandaigua 13, Corning 9
In the second half, Canandaigua scored 7 points compared to the Hawks’ 3 points.
April 10
Horseheads 15, Union-Endicott 1
April 9
Horseheads 14, Vestal 4
Horseheads: Brogan Sullivan scored 3 goals and provided 5 assists.
March 29
McQuaid 8, Corning 7
Tully Fratarcangeloscored 3 goals for Corning during their defeat against the reigning NYSPHSAA Class A champions. Dom DiNardochipped in 2 more goals, with Kohl Hoguemanaging to score once along with Joe Fucito. Ian Harpstercame up big with 15 saves in net.
Chris Hogue, the coach of Corning, stated, “The match was incredibly intense and at a high level for being the opening game of the season. I’m extremely proud of my players because they managed to come back twice after falling behind by two goals each time and even got the final chance to equalize; unfortunately, we were unable to convert it into a score.”
The article initially appeared in the Elmira Star-Gazette.
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