Byron-Bergen/Elba beat Pavilion-York in Boys Soccer Section V Class C1 quarterfinal on Saturday.
Jack Farner and Noah Clare each scored two goals. Colin Rea twice assisted on goals, and Joel Lamb and Jadiel Amaro each had an assist.
Goalie Martin MacConnell got the shutout.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
The Byron-Bergen Bees advanced in sectional play on Friday, beating Gananda 3-0.
Janessa Amesbury scored two goals, both assisted by Grace DiQuattro. Mia Gray also scored, assisted by Janessa Amesbury.
Goalie Natalie Prinzi recorded the shutout.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.
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The Batavia Boys Varsity Soccer team beat Pal-Mac 4-3 on Tuesday in an exciting sectional matchup.
Batavia was down 1-3 and rallied with three unanswered goals in the second half to secure the win.
The win was highlighted by a goal by Trevor Tryon (#8), assisted by Troy Hawley (#5), goal by Rylan Bohn (#24) assisted by Finn Halpin (#2), game-tying goal by Finn Halpin (#2), assisted by Hezekiah Doane (#22), and the game-winner scored by Troy Hawley (#5), assisted by Finn Halpin (#2).
It was a total team effort with all players stepping up to give 100%. Batavia moves on to the quarterfinals where they will face Pittsford Mendon at 7 p.m. on Friday.
The Byron Bergen Bees won a first-round sectional game on Tuesday, beating Red Jacket 10-0.
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Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
Oakfield-Alabama/Elba beat Bradford/Dundee in the first round of sectional play Girls Soccer on Tuesday, 2-0.
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Photos by Kristin Smith.
On senior night at Oakfield-Alabama, the OAE Girls Soccer team played Royhart to a 1-1 tie on Thursday.
OAE's goal was scored by PIper Hyde. Goalie Lily Davis had 14 saves.
Photos by Kristin Smith.
It was senior night at Pembroke's Boys Soccer game on Wednesday, with members of the Class of 2025 on the team honored in a pre-game ceremony.
On the field, the Dragons came up short, losing to Newfane 2-0.
Photos by Kristin Smith.
Oakfield-Alabama/Elba beat Alexander in Girls Soccer on Thursday, 5-0.
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The Batavia Boys Varsity Soccer team triumphed over Midlakes/Red Jacket with a decisive 7-1 victory on Saturday evening at Van Detta Stadium.
This match was part of Batavia's Super Soccer Saturday event, which featured boys and girls JV and Varsity games, an alumni match, and senior recognition.
The standout performance was particularly meaningful as all five senior players—Jeremiah Childs (#15), Will Fulton (#6), Trevor Tryon (#8), Gavynn Trippany (#3), and Matt Wittmeyer (#7)—each scored. Additionally, Troy Hawley (#5) contributed a goal and assists came from Devin Hughes (#20), Trey Tryon (#16), and Troy Hawley (#5).
Oakfield-Alabama/Elba lost Kendall in Girls Soccer on Tuesday, 3-2.
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The Batavia Boys Varsity Soccer team beat Greece Odyssey 6-1 on Friday evening at Van Detta Stadium. The decisive victory was highlighted with two goals by Troy Hawley (#5), both assisted by Devin Hughes (#20), one goal by Jaziah Ayala (#20), assisted by Hezekiah Doane (#22), one goal by Rylan Bohn (#24), assisted by Trevor Tryon (#8), one goal by Hezekiah Doane (#22), assisted by Aiden Reimer (#14), and finally, one goal by Trevor Tryon (#8), assisted by his brother, Trey Tryon (#16). Odyssey were limited to one goal thanks to the outstanding effort of Batavia's defensive line of Brandon Currier (#10), Will Fulton (#6), Jeremiah Childs (#15), Teddy Cswaykus (#18), and Brody Ditzel (#9), as well as goalkeepers Harry Mellander and Ben Morton.
The Batavia Lady Devils beat Honeyeo Falls/Lima on Thursday, 3-0.
Ella Shamp and Ady O'Donnell each scored in the first half of play and Kylee Brennan scored in the second half.
The win improves the Batavia record to 5-4 on the season.
Photos by Kristin Smith.
The Byron-Bergen/Elba Bees notched a 1-0 overtime win on Tuesday over the Addison Knights.
At 1:30 in the sudden death OT, Colin Rae knocked in the golden goal from about 30 yards out.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
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The Batavia boys varsity soccer team beat Pal-Mac 6-2 on Saturday afternoon in a dominant showing, highlighted by two goals by Gavynn Trippany (#3), both assisted by Trevor Tryon (#8), two goals by Jaziah Ayala (#1), one assisted by Aiden Reimer (#14) and the other unassisted, one goal by Rylan Bohn (#24), assisted by Gavynn Trippany (#3), and one goal by Troy Hawley (#5), also assisted by Gavynn Trippany (#3).
The Byron-Bergen Lady Bees traveled up Route 262 to take on the Oakfield-Alabama/Elba Lady Aggies on Saturday morning.
The Bees won 2-0.
Both goals for the Bees were scored by midfielder Mia Gray in the second half. Her first goal was a header (assisted by a corner kick from Grace DiQuattro). Her second goal was assisted by Elizabeth Starowitz.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.
Byron-Bergen/Elba beat Attica/Alexander in Boys Soccer on Friday, 4-2.
For the Bees, Jack Farner had a hat trick, Colin Rea had a goal and an assist, and Cole DiQuattro and Noah Clare also provided assists.
Josh Kubik scored both Attica/Alexander goals, assisted by Carter Gorski and Brandon Beal.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro.
In Girls Soccer on Thursday, Oakfield-Alabama/Elba beat Pembroke 3-2.
OAE's goals were scored by Piper Hyde, Alahna Chatt, and Lydia Ross.
Photos by Kristin Smith.
Byron-Bergen beat Holley 4-0 in Girls Soccer on Saturay night.
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Photos by Kristin Smith
In a season opener for Boys Soccer, Byron-Bergen/Elba battled to a 1-1 tie with Le Roy/Cal-Mum.
Jacob Wiley, for the Rivals, scored first with an assist from Jack Curran.
Colin Rea scored for the Bees.
The game went into a brief OT period but lightning cut the game short.
Photos by Jennifer DiQuattro
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On Friday, May 17, Byron-Bergen senior athletes Braedyn Chambry and Colin Martin both signed letters of intent to become collegiate athletes at Alfred State College. Chambry will join the Pioneer basketball program and Martin will join the soccer program. Although they will be on different athletic teams, these long-time teammates are excited to head off to college together.
“Our years as teammates definitely made us close friends,” said Chambry. “We both decided on Alfred State at different times, without knowing if the other was going, too. Two of our other closest friends are also going to Alfred State, and it all happened by coincidence. I'm very excited that I'll be going to college with three of my best friends.”
Chambry took part in Varsity Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Track & Field, and was a member of the trap club. On the basketball court, he averaged 22.9 points per game and 15 rebounds per game, was a three-time Genesee Region All-star, Section V All-tournament team his junior year, and Section V tournament MVP his senior year. At Alfred State, he plans to study criminal justice.
“I would like to thank my family and friends as well as all of my teammates throughout the years,” said Chambry. “I would also like to thank Coach Noeth for being my coach as well as my role model. I want to thank Coach Pulliam for coaching me throughout the last two summers and helping me get in contact with Alfred State. I also would like to thank Coach Pimm for coaching me throughout elementary school and providing me with a lot of opportunities to improve my game in and out of school season my entire career.”
Martin’s Boys Varsity Soccer accomplishments include a Sectional Championship, Far West Regional Championship, State Championship finalist, All Greater-Rochester, first-team All-State, three-time Genesee Region All-Star, and Byron-Bergen record-holder for the most career assists and assists in a single season. He was also a member of the basketball, baseball, track, and golf teams and is a member of the trap club. Martin plans to study business at Alfred State.
“I would like to thank my parents and grandparents for always being there at all my games and supporting me,” said Martin. “I would also like to thank Coach Rogoyski, Coach Ellis, and Coach DiLaura for helping me become the athlete I am today and always pushing me to be the best from modified to varsity.”
“I am proud and excited for both of these fine young men,” said Byron-Bergen Athletic Director Rich Hannan. “They are great athletes and even better people. Their work ethic is impressive, and they always put forth maximum effort in all that they do. Regardless of the sport they were in, they were great teammates and made kids around them better. I cannot wait to see how their journey unfolds at the next level. I want to wish them the best of luck.”
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