CVYS

THURSDAY

U-6

Little Seeds Preschool shutout Storers Cyclones 3-0.

Scoring for Little Seeds was Owen Berg with two goals and Brealynn Risley with one goal.

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Southern Chautauqua Federal Credit Union defeated Jamestown Macadam, 4-1.

Scoring for SCFCU were Jaxson Love, Korbin Klepfer, Lila Lopian and Gracelynn Pearson.

Scoring for Jamestown Macadam was Darius Abram with one goal

U-8

The Pink Door upended Park Church, 4-1.

Scoring for The Pink Door were Kolby Seekings and Hunter Edson with two goals apiece.

Scoring for Park Church was Aydn Schwartz with one goal.

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Robo Enterprise shut out Mom & Pops 11-0.

Scoring for Robo were Liam Moore with seven goals, Levi Hall with three goals and Conner Nickerson with one goal.

U-11

Children Education Services tied Rehabilitation Specialists PT, 0-0.

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Gilbert’s Collision tied Mayshark 0-0.

U-16

Southern Tier Land Surveying edged Barney’s Hoof Trimming, 6-5.

Scoring for STLS was Alex Reynolds with six goals, including assists from Summer Cieplinski, Anna Burlingame, Andrea Johnson and Evan Diers.

Scoring for Barney’s Hoof Trimming were Emiley Anderson (Max Comstock assisting) with three goals and Eliza Andersen with two goals.

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King Kone won against Bethany Camp, 4-3.

Scoring for King Kone were Lileean Meacham, Breonna Hopkins and Jacob Ansell with one goal each. Breonna Hopkins and Aliyah Hopkins added assists.

Scoring for Bethany Camp were Cameron Katilus, Ashlynn Smith and Calvin Hilliker . Ashlynn Smith, Cameron Katilus (two) recorded assists.

WEDNESDAY

(U-6)

Little Seeds Preschool shut out Storers Cyclones, 1-0.

Scoring for Little Seeds was Carlee McKay with one goal.

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Jamestown Macadam won against SCFCU, 3-1.

Scoring for Jamestown Macadam was Darius Abram with three goals. Scoring for SCFCU was Lila Lopian with one goal.

U-8

The Pink Door trimmed Park Church 3-2.

Scoring for The Pink Door were Kolby Seekings with two goals and Hunter Edson with one goal.

Scoring for Park Church was Brodie Gagnon with two goals.

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Robo Enterprise shut out Mom & Pops, 13-0.

Scoring for Robo were Brody Beichner with seven goals, Rodney McKay and Brayden Beichner each with two goals, and Conner Nickerson and Liam Moore each with one goal. Beichner and McKay also had assists.

U-11

Mayshark shut out Children Education Services, 4-0.

Scoring for Mayshark were Lyla Gagnon with two goals and Cory Horton and Brody Hawkins each with one goal. Brayden Gleason added an assist.

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Gilbert’s Collision shut out Rehabilitation Specialists PT, 2-0.

Scoring for Gilbert’s were Ryan Anderson and Kristyn McVey each with one goal.

(U-16)

Southern Tier Land Surveying downed Bethany Camp, 6-2.

Scoring for STLS were Alex Reynold with three goals, Andrea Johnson with two goals, and Hannah McChesney (Assist: Angelica Mullen) with one goal. Johnson, McChesney (two), Riley Pascoe and Angelica Mullen all added assists.

Scoring for Bethany Camp were Cameron Katilus ( Assist: Jakob Huling) and Jakob Huling (Assist: Calvin Hilliker) with a goal apiece. Huling and Calvin Hilliker chipped in assists.

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King Kone defeated Barney’s Hoof Trimming, 4-1.

Scoring for King Kone were Lilleean Meacham (Assist: Hayden Carr) and Matthew Helwig (Assist: Jacob Ansell) with two goals apiece. Hayden Carr and Jacob Ansell added assists.

Scoring for Barney’s was Chase Pierce.

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Following are the regular-season standings for the U6 League: BCW, first; Little Seeds Preschool, second; Southern Chautauqua Federal Credit Union, third; Storer’s Cyclones, fourth; and Jamestown Macadam, fifth.

Following are the regular-season standings for the U8 League: Pink Door Boutique, first; Robo Enterprise, second; MK Mustangs, third; Parka Church, fourth; and Mom & Pops Recycling, fifth.

Following are the regular-season standings for the U11 League: Gilbert’s Collison, first; Rehabilitation Specialists Physical Therapy, second place; Mayshark Builders, third; Children’s Educational Services Inc., fourth.

Following are the regular-season standings for the U16 League: King Kone, first; Southern Tier Land Surveying, second; Bethany Camp, third; and Barney’s Hoof Trimming, fourth.