Senior cornerback Seth Molisani (Canandaigua Academy/Canandaigua) intercepted a pair of fourth-quarter passes-one on the Ithaca two-yard line and one in his own end zone-as Ithaca held on to beat host Brockport 14-9 in the first round of the NCAA playoffs. The Bombers advance to the second round, where they will meet host Montclair State Saturday. Molisani finished with seven tackles (including one for loss). His first interception came with 10:05 left on the Bomber two; he returned it 13 yards. His second interception, with 5:03 remaining came in the end zone; he returned it 34 yards. His second interception capped a defensive stand that saw Ithaca keep the Golden Eagles from scoring on a drive they began at the Bomber eight. Senior strong safety Jon Edgcomb (Honeoye Falls-Lima/Honeoye Falls) stopped Brockport's tailback after a six-yard gain on first down, Molisani dropped the tailback for a two-yard loss on second down, junior defensive end Nick Thayer (Ithaca/Ithaca) collected a five-yard sack on third down and Molisani intercepted Brockport's fourth-and-goal pass. Edgcomb led Ithaca with 14 tackles, including 10 solo stops. He intercepted one pass (at his own 28), broke up another (in the end zone on the game's final play) and caused a fumble by chasing down a Golden Eagle receiver and knocking the ball away from him from behind; the fumble went out of the Ithaca end zone, giving the Bombers possession to start their second touchdown drive. Senior middle linebacker Robert Truman (Allegany-Limestone/Allegany) had three tackles for loss among his nine stops. He had an 11-yard sack. Junior defensive tackle Jeff Kasarjian (Cazenovia/Cazenovia was in on three tackles for loss; senior defensive end Cory Coady (Tupper Lake/Tupper Lake) added two. Sophomore quarterback Josh Felicetti (Central Bucks East/Doylestown, Pa.) threw a pair of first-half touchdown passes, finishing with 220 yards on 21 completions (one short of Ithaca's postseason record). He threw a six-yard touchdown to senior running back Pete Celebre (Strath Haven/Wallingford, Pa.) midway through the first quarter and completed an eight-yard touchdown pass to sophomore wide receiver Justin Esposito (Fayetteville-Manlius/Manlius) with 1:21 left in the first half. Celebre was the game's leading rusher, picking up 77 yards on 22 carries. Junior fullback Jamie Free (The Gunnery/Brookfield, Conn.) gained 39 yards on seven carries (both totals were career-highs). Junior wide receiver Jeff Welch (Ithaca/Ithaca) caught six passes for a team-leading 58 yards. Junior tight end Vince Dargush (Amsterdam/Amsterdam) matched a career-best with six receptions, gaining 55 yards.