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WILSON -- Hayden Fellows scored four times to lead No. 1 Wilson past No. 8 Silver Creek/Forestville 6-0 in a Section VI Class C boys soccer quarterfinal Thursday.
Trenton Kaminski and Mason Schultz each added a goal for the Lakemen (15-1-1) while Elijah Moore made two saves in net.
Aaron Cook made 11 saves for the Black Knights (5-11-1).
Wilson will host No. 5 Randolph (10-5-2) in a 7 p.m. semifinal Monday.
MARAUDERS' SEASON ENDS
LACKAWANNA -- No. 1 Lackawanna shut out No. 9 Dunkirk 7-0 in a Class A2 quarterfinal.
The Steelers will host No. 4 East Aurora in a 7 p.m. semifinal Monday.
The Marauders ended their season with a 5-11-2 record.
JAMESTOWN DOMINATES WEST SENECA
JAMESTOWN -- Beckett Lumia scored twice and No. 3 Jamestown cruised past No. 6 West Seneca 6-1 in the Class AAA quarterfinals at Strider Field.
Both John Schnars and Niam Rivera added a goal for the Red & Green, Ali Alkharsan and Robbie Williams picked a goal each and Dominick Jones, Tyjai Goodlow and Williams Schnars provided an assist. Ben Brown made 11 saves in net
Jamestown (11-6-0) will take on No. 2 Hutch Tech/Culture Arts/Emerson (10-4-1) on Monday at Riverside High School at 5 p.m.
Matthew Maley scored for West Seneca (2-15-0).
EAGLES ROLL HOLLAND IN QUARTERS
ELLICOTTVILLE -- Tosh Klein scored a hat trick and provided two assists as No. 2 Ellicottville/Franklinville upended No. 7 Holland 7-1 in the Class C quarterfinals.
The Eagles also received a goal and two assists from both Teddy Edwards and Coleman Carls, Holden Basher netted a goal and an assist and Carsten Kosinski scored once.
The Eagles (14-2-1) will host No. 3 Westfield/Brocton (13-1-1) in the semifinals Tuesday.
Holland finished its season with an 8-9-1 record.
ALDEN GETS PAST TROJANS
ALDEN -- Jonas Jahn scored from Nick Kochmanski in the 75th minute to lift No. 3 Alden past No. 6 Southwestern 3-2 in the Class B quarterfinals.
Alden also received a goal by Vincent Puccio and Eli Peresan scored from Ethan Schmitz. The Bulldogs (16-0-2) will play No. 2 Allegany-Limestone/Hinsdale (13-2-2) in the semifinals Tuesday.
Matthew Persia and Benjamin Kidder each scored a goal for the Trojans (10-5-3) while Maximilian Bludau contributed an assist.