Brighton Over Pittsford in One Goal Game

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - There were seven games played today and although most were mismatches, Victor had a 10-8 win over Rush-Henrietta and Brighton won a 7-6 game with Pittsford.

RUSH-HENRIETTA-8 at VICTOR-10 - The Blue Devils built a 6-1 halftime lead and fought off a late rally by the Royal Comets to preserve the win.  There were no statistics reported from Victor at post time.  Leading the scoring for Rush-Henrietta were Kate DeWald (2g/1a), Riley Brown (1g/1a), Danielle Garrett (2g/1a), and Catrina Rowe (2g).  Angelia Oechsle had seven saves for the Royal Comets.  Both teams, whose records are an identical 4-2, resume play on Friday, when Victor hosts Irondequoit and Rush-Henrietta hosts Spencerport.        [ BOX SCORE] 

THOMAS-4 at FAIRPORT-9 - With the win, Fairport’s record improves to 5-2.  Marisa Test had eight saves to lead the Red Raiders.  Ella Peers had three goals and a game-high five draw controls for Fairport, and Camryn DuBose contributed two goals and an assist.  Megan Springer had nine saves for the Titans.  On Monday, the Red Raiders look for their sixth victory of the season when they host HF-L.  Thomas has a non-league matchup Saturday against visiting Horseheads (IV).      [ BOX SCORE] 

IRONDEQUOIT-6 at CANANDAIGUA-12 - After a tight first half, the Gray Wolves pulled away from the Eagles in the third quarter and held on for the win.  Caroline Lyttle scored three goals for undefeated Canandaigua (7-0); Hanna Davis, Lola Schorr, and Leah Sheridan each chipped in two goals, Nola Weaver secured five draw controls, and Meckenzie Taft recorded five saves.  There were no statistics reported from Irondequoit at post time.  The Gray Wolves have a non-league contest Saturday against Clarence (VI).  The Eagles travel to Victor to face the Blue Devils on Friday.         [ BOX SCORE] 

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-3 at SPENCERPORT-15 -  It was Spencerport’s ninth win in a row over the Saints dating back to 2016.  Molly Guzik (5g/2a), Alyssa Nichols (3g), and Brooke Endres (3g/1a) were all multi-goal scorers for the Rangers, whose record now stands at 6-1; Guzik also recorded 13 draw controls.  There were no statistics reported from Churchville-Chili at post time.  Both teams take to the road on Friday, when the Rangers meet Rush-Henrietta and the Saints face off against Newark-Midlakes.           [ BOX SCORE] 

PITTSFORD-6 at BRIGHTON-7 -  The Bruins gained their first victory of the season at the expense of their rivals from Pittsford, tallying three unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to seal the win.  All of Brighton’s scoring was provided by Lucy Lederman (2g), Alexandra Madison (2g), and Ireland Mistretta (3g).  Lauren Russell recorded five saves for the Bruins.  There were no statistics reported from Pittsford at post time.  Both teams host non-league games next, with the Bruins facing Baldwinsville (III) on Monday and the Panthers opposing Colonie Central (II) on Saturday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-17 at BROCKPORT-8 -  The Warriors’ win was their seventh straight over the Blue Devils dating back to 2016.  Molly Meyer (4g/2a) paced the attack for Schroeder, while Eve Pagano and Madison Olsen each scored her first varsity goal.  There were no statistics reported from Brockport at post time.  The Warriors face non-league opponent Colonie Central (II) on Friday.  The Blue Devils travel to Irondequoit to take on the Eagles next Wednesday.       [ BOX SCORE] 

GENEVA-17 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-6 -  The Panthers were led by a six-goal, three-assist performance from Allie Good and 10 saves from Maddie Askin.  Eighth-grader Zoey Overslaugh had three goals in a losing effort for Newark-Midlakes.  On Friday, the Panthers travel to Greece to take on the Storm, and the Screaming Eagles host Churchville-Chili.        [ BOX SCORE] 

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Livonia-Avon 14 - Geneva 13

DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were three games played today and the winners were Greece, Mercy and Livonia-Avon who won their first series game against Geneva.

MARCUS WHITMAN-4 at GREECE STORM-14 -  Mara Misiurewicz led the scoring for Greece with seven goals and one assist.  Ninth-grader Ava Torrence recorded eight saves, and Erica Savage (9dc) and Natalie Torrence (8dc) helped the Storm dominate the draw circle.  Several members of the Storm achieved personal milestones in the game: Natalie Torrence with her 100th varsity draw control, Erica Savage with her 50th varsity assist, and Caitlyn Bell with her first varsity goal.  For the Wildcats, Sophia Snyder, Evelyn Royston, Raegan Weissinger, and Helen Snyder each scored a goal.  Greece hosts Geneva on Friday. Marcus Whitman will be home to undefeated Livonia-Avon on Thursday.     [ BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

MERCY-10 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-8 -  With the win, the Monarchs evened their season record at 2-2.  Leading the scoring for Mercy was Mia Quagrello (3g/2a), while Mia Lusardi, Emma Kravetz, and ninth-grader Maeve Shanahan contributed two goals apiece.  Ninth-grade Elinor Meyer had 13 saves for the Monarchs.  Mercy hosts Aquinas on Thursday.  Paige Kidd scored three goals and Katie Adams scored her 50th varsity goal for the Cougars, who visit Fairport on Monday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

GENEVA-13 at LIVONIA-AVON-14 -  For the Lakers (4-0), it was their first-ever victory over their rivals from Geneva.  There were no statistics reported from Livonia-Avon at post time.  For the Panthers, Allie Good (3g/2a), Isabella Bonventre (6g), and Kaitlyn Wright (3g/5a) provided the bulk of the offensive firepower, and Maddie Askin stopped 13 shots.  The Bulldogs look to extend their winning streak to five when they travel to Marcus Whitman on Thursday.  Geneva is at Newark-Midlakes on Wednesday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

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Penfield and Hilton Win in OT

DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - It was Penfield over Brighton and Hilton over Schroeder in overtime in the two closest games of the day. Section V went two-for-two against out of Section teams as Canandaigua beat Orchard Park (Section VI) and Rush-Henrietta took out Fayetteville-Manlius (Section III).

NEWARK-MIDLAKES-7 at LIVONIA-AVON-14 -  8th grade offensive player Evie Walters scored her first Varsity goal for the Lakers (3-0) and was joined in the offensive effort by Sidney Clickner (4g-1a), Lily Rowe (4g-2a), Maddie Whitford (3g-3a), and Megan Carr (2g-1a). Leading the scoring for Newark-Midlakes (2-1) were 8th grade offensive player Zoey Overslaugh (3g-1a), Sophomore midfielder Jamie Lawson (3g), and Senior offensive player Stella Del Papa (1g). The Lakers host Geneva tomorrow and Newark-Midlakes host Geneva on Wednesday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-8 at EASTRIDGE/BK-15 -  Ashley Mandeville (7g/2a), Jillian Willis (4g/1a), and Ada Krupa (3g/3a) provided the bulk of the scoring for the winning Eastridge/Bishop Kearney squad, and Danica Burton recorded her first varsity goal.  Myah Herron and Chelsea Korzeniewski scored three goals apiece for the Blue Devils, who remain winless on the season.  On Thursday, Eastridge/Bishop Kearney hosts Gananda-Marion and Mynderse-Romulus hosts Wayne.       [ BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

WATERLOO-12 at AQUINAS-16 - The Aquinas attack was powered by Savannah Hinchcliffe (6g), who also recorded eight draw controls and three caused turnovers, and ninth-grader Brynn Henry (5g).  The Tigers, who suffered their first loss of the season, were led by Maci Mueller (7g/1a), Giana Delucia (3g), and Bailey Rossignol (2g); Mueller also collected eight draw controls.  The Little Irish visit Mercy on Thursday.  The Tigers take on Eastridge/Bishop Kearney on Friday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

GATES CHILI-1 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-18 -  Eight different players scored goals for Churchville-Chili including Sophomores Kayla Cervini and Ella Jenkins who scored their first Varsity goals today. Leading the scoring for the Saints (2-4) were Campbell Hewlett (4g-1a), Shavonne Callahan (4g), Abigail DeVries (3g-1a), and Mackenzie Marsh (3g). In the goal for Churchville-Chili was junior Mikayla Mellenthine who recorded 3s/0ga = 100% (48 mins).  There was no report from Gates Chili at post-time.       [ BOX SCORE] 

BRIGHTON-10 at PENFIELD-11 -  Jenna Capozzi scored in overtime to complete a late comeback and secure the win for the Patriots, their first over their rivals from Brighton since 2021.  Emma Alexander and Peyton Rothfuss each scored three goals for the Patriots, who trailed 9-6 going into the fourth quarter.  Brighton sustained its fourth defeat of the season, the last two of which have been in overtime.  There were no statistics reported from Brighton at post time.  The Patriots host Hilton on Saturday.  The Bruins resume play Wednesday when they meet Pittsford.      [ BOX SCORE] 

ORCHARD PARK-6 at CANANDAIGUA-18 -  The Gray Wolves maintained their undefeated season (6-0) with the win today. Junior Leah Hoeksema scored her first Varsity goal for CA while Nola Weaver (3g-1a) reached her 50th career goal. Seven different players made the offensive list including Samantha Lupton (5g-1a), Hanna Davis (3g-2a), Keira Gioseffi (2g-1a).  There was no information from Orchard Park at post-time.      [ BOX SCORE] 

MERCY-9 at FAIRPORT-14 -  Fairport never trailed in gaining its fourth victory of the season.  Leading the scoring for the Red Raiders were Camryn DuBose (6g) and ninth-grader Brenna Goss (3g).  Ella Peers contributed two goals along with nine draw controls.  For Mercy, Mia Quagrello tallied three goals and two assists, while Elinor Meyer recorded 10 saves to help keep the game close.  Fairport takes on Thomas Wednesday.  The Monarchs travel to HF-L for a game against the Cougars on Tuesday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

WAYNE-3 at BROCKPORT-10 -  Scoring for Wayne were Lauren Twist (2g), and Isabella Veltre (1g).  There was no report from Brockport at post-time.       [ BOX SCORE] 

RUSH-HENRIETTA-15 at FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS-8 -  For the Royal Comets, who pulled away in the second half, the victory improves their record to 4-1.  Riley Brown and Danielle Garrett had four goals each including, for Garrett, her 100th career point.  Kate DeWald collected 13 draw controls in addition to recording three goals and two assists.  The Royal Comets face off Wednesday against Victor.      [ BOX SCORE] 

THOMAS-6 at PENN YAN-11 -   With the win, the Mustangs improve to 6-1.  Bailey Cooper led the stampede with five goals and an assist.  Sophia Shortino had two goals for Thomas (1-4).  On Thursday, the Mustangs travel to Westhill (III) for a non-league matchup.  Next on the schedule for Thomas is an away match Wednesday against Fairport.     [ BOX SCORE] 

IRONDEQUOIT-15 at PAL-MAC-3 -  Scoring for Pal-Mac were Junior offensive player Jenna Santelli (2g), Junior attacker Anna Priebe (1g), and Sophomore Claire Nolan (1a).  There was no report from Irondequoit (3-1) at post-time.        [ BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-6 at HILTON-7 in overtime - It was the first time that the Cadets had defeated Schroeder in eight outings. Leading the scoring for Hilton (2-2) were Junior midfielder Lilly Mattucci (2g-2a), Freshman Charley Barlette (1g-1a), 8th grade attacker Maia Streb (2g), and 8th grade midfielder Kamille Ehmann (1a). Scoring for Schroeder (2-3) were Junior attacker Brooke Guelli (1g-1a), Senior offensive player Makenna Baier (2g), Junior attacker Lindsay Ruffalo (1g), Sophomore midfielder Molly Meyer (1g), and Senior offensive player Kylee Race (1g). Hilton is at Penfield on Saturday and Schroeder is at Brockport on Wednesday.         [ BOX SCORE] 

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Aquinas Over Frontier 7-5

DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were five games played today and most were against out-of-section teams. Section V won three.

NEWARK-MIDLAKES-15 at NORTH TONAWANDA-3 -  In a non-league matchup at North Tonawanda, the Screaming Eagles came away with a decisive win.  There were no statistics reported from Newark-Midlakes at post time.  On Monday, the Screaming Eagles look to make it three wins in a row to start the season when they take on Livonia-Avon.       [ BOX SCORE] 

LIVONIA-AVON-12 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-8 -  The Lakers advanced their record to 2-0 with the win today. Scoring for Livonia-Avon were Senior midfielder Megan Carr (3g-1a), Sophomore midfielder Maddie Whitford (4g-1a), Sophomore midfielder Sidney Clickner (2g-1a), and Sophomore attacker Lily Rowe (3g-2a).  There was no report from Churchville-Chili at post-time.        [ BOX SCORE] 

VICTOR-7 at SOUTH JEFFERSON-3 -  There was no report from Victor at post-time.      [ BOX SCORE] 

FRONTIER-5 at AQUINAS-7 -  For the Little Irish, it was their first victory of the season and the first win for new coach Aarika Kaester.  Marilena Diaz led the scoring for Aquinas with four goals and one assist.  Savannah Hinchcliffe contributed two goals and secured a game-high eight draw controls. Natalie Campbell tallied her first varsity goal for Aquinas.  The Little Irish host Waterloo on Monday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

PITTSFORD-9 at AUBURN-10 -   There was no report from Pittsford at post-time.       [ BOX SCORE] 

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Irondequoit and Victor Win in Overtime

DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - 8th grader Lucy Whipple scored her only goal in the game, but in overtime for the win fro Irondequoit in their game with Spencerport. Victor also won their game against Brighton in overtime and the Saints won their game against the Storm, 6-5 in another exciting Section V day of lacrosse.

THOMAS-5 at PITTSFORD-12 - For the Panthers, it was their tenth win in a row against Thomas dating back to April of 2014.  There were no statistics reported from Pittsford at post time.  Sophia Shortino had two goals and an assist for Thomas.  Pittsford resumes play Saturday with a non-league match against Auburn (III).  The Titans look to get back on the winning track when they visit Penn Yan on Monday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

WAYNE-8 at LAFAYETTE-14 -  In a non-league contest, Wayne suffered its third loss of the season despite two goals apiece from Anabelle Ruffell and Isabella Veltre and 10 saves by Mimi Ugalde.  The Eagles travel to Brockport for a game against the Blue Devils on Monday.   [ BOX SCORE] 

EASTRIDGE/BK-13 at GENEVA-15 -  Geneva won its first game of the season behind a six-goal performance by Allie Good and 14 saves by Maddie Askin.  Isabella Bonventre and Katelyn Wright each chipped in three goals and ninth-grader Maggie Mayer scored her first varsity goal for the Panthers, who take on Livonia-Avon on Tuesday.  Eastridge/Bishop Kearney hosts Mynderse-Romulus on Monday.  There were no statistics reported from Eastridge/Bishop Kearney at post time.   [ BOX SCORE] 

FAIRPORT-13 at HILTON-4 -  Katie Mallaber (4g), Ellie Miller (3g), and Ella Peers (2g/3a) led the scoring for the Red Raiders.  Aubrey Caruso scored her first varsity goal for Fairport, and Marisa Test saved five shots in her first varsity appearance.  Both teams resume play on Monday, with Fairport hosting Mercy and Hilton hosting Schroeder.  There were no statistics reported from Hilton at post time.   [ BOX SCORE] 

PENFIELD-9 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-10 - The Royal Comets withstood Penfield’s second-half rally to secure their third victory of the season.  Catrina Rowe led Rush-Henrietta with five goals, Kate DeWald recorded two goals and an assist along with four draw controls, and Angelia Oechsle had six saves.  There were no statistics reported from Penfield at post time.  On Monday, Rush-Henrietta has a non-league game at Fayetteville-Manlius (III), while the Patriots host Brighton.    [ BOX SCORE] 

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-6 at GREECE STORM-5 - For the Saints, it was their first win of the season.  There were no statistics reported from Churchville-Chili at post time.  Leading the scoring for Greece were Erica Savage (1g/2a), Emma Dioguardi (2g), and Mara Misiurewicz (2g); for Misiurewicz, the first of her two goals was the 150th of her career.  Ninth-grader Ava Torrence recorded eight saves for the Storm, who host Marcus Whitman on Tuesday.  The Saints look to make it two in a row when they host Livonia-Avon on Saturday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

ITHACA-1 at PENN YAN-10 -  Penn Yan hosted out of section Ithaca and defended their home turf winning handily by a score of 10-1.  Sophomore Bailey Cooper (4g, 3a) led all scorers with a 7 point night and Goalie Marion Wheeler posted a tremendous 88% Save percentage allowing only 1 goal while making 7 saves.  Penn Yan comes back into Section V play on Monday when they will host Webster Thomas.   [ BOX SCORE] 

SPENCERPORT-8 at IRONDEQUOIT-9 in overtime - Irondequoit defended their home field this evening in an Overtime thriller against the Spencerport Rangers, improving their record to 2-1, while handing Spencerport (5-1) their first loss of the season. 8th grader Lucy Whipple scored her only goal in the game, but in overtime for the win. Ella Brennan (3g) led the way with a Hat Trick for the Eagles, while Ellie Bottiglier (2g) and Alison Baumgartner (2g) chipped in with 2 goals a piece.  Irondequoit Goalie Emma Francis made 9 crucial saves, and Madelyn Thore collected a team high 5 Draw Controls. Brooke Endres (3g) and Alyssa Nichols (2g,1a) were the high point-scorers for the Rangers.   [ BOX SCORE] 

BROCKPORT-2 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-16 -  HFL defeated Brockport at home tonight by a score of 16-2.  This was HFL’s first win of the season, drawing both teams records to 1-3.  Sophomore Shaye Angelo (5g, 1a) led the way scoring 6 points, while also notching 6 Draw controls and causing a turnover.  8th grade Midfielder Harper Jacob (3g, 1a) also had a productive game adding 3 GB’s to her 4 points.  HFL will host Mercy in what promises to be a good game on Tuesday, 4/16.  [ BOX SCORE] 

VICTOR-5 at BRIGHTON-4 in overtime -  Victor snuck by Brighton tonight in Brighton, escaping with a narrow 5-4 victory in Overtime.  The win draws Victor to .500 at 2-2, while Brighton remains winless at 0-3.  No Book was submitted for either team at time of post.  [ BOX SCORE] 

CANANDAIGUA-13 at SCHROEDER-2 -  At Webster Schroeder, The CA Grey Wolves jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, cruising to a 13-2 victory.  Senior Hanna Davis (4g, 2a) led all scorers, while Sophomores Lola Schorr (4g) and Leah Sheridan (3g, 1a) each posted 4 point nights.  Sheridan and Nola Weaver (1g) each collected 4 Draw Controls, Jess Andrews led the team with 3 GB’s, and Maddie Passalacqua and Caroline Lyttle (2a) each caused 2 turnovers.  Madison Dodge and Kylee Race were the goal scorers for Webster Schroeder.  With the win, the grey Wolves remain undefeated and are now 5-0 heading into the middle third of the season.    [ BOX SCORE] 

GANANDA-MARION-3 at PAL-MAC-21 - Pal-Mac when on a scoring bonanza at home tonight, defeating Ananda Marion by a score of 21-3.  Pal-Mac is now 2-1, while the loss drops Gananda-Marion to 0-2.  Baylee Vilord (4g, 2a) scored the most points for Pal-Mac tonight, but notably, 12 different Red Raiders found their way into the scorebook tonight.  Teagan Hudak (1g, 2a) also posted a big number of Draw controls with 13 to help guide Pal-Mac to the dominant victory.  Pal-Mac will host Irondequoit on Monday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

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Livonia-Avon Gets One-Goal Win

DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - There were only two games played today. Livonia-Avon beat Aquinas 13-12 and Newark-Midlakes beat Marcus Whitman to give their new Head Coach Rachel Youngman her first win for the Eagles.

MARCUS WHITMAN-5 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-12 - The Screaming Eagles won their season opener for new coach Rachel Youngman.  There were no statistics reported from Newark-Midlakes at post time.  For Marcus Whitman, Sophia Snyder had three goals, and eighth-grader Evelyn Royston scored her first varsity goal.  Next on tap for Newark-Midlakes is a non-league matchup against North Tonawanda (VI).  The Wildcats resume play Friday when they visit Mynderse-Romulus.     [ BOX SCORE] 

LIVONIA-AVON-13 at AQUINAS-12 - In the first game of the season for both teams, the Lakers emerged with a narrow victory over the Little Irish.  Megan Carr (5g/1a) and Lily Rowe (4g/1a) led the scoring for Livonia-Avon.  Maddie Whitford also had a strong all-around game for Livonia-Avon, recording two goals, an assist, and 10 draw controls.  There were no statistics reported from Aquinas at post time.  On Saturday, the Bulldogs travel to Churchville-Chili to face the Saints, and the Little Irish have a non-league contest against visiting Frontier (VI).

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Rush-Henrietta Wins A Close One

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - There were ten games played today and although most were mismatches the Rush-Henrietta-Fairport game went to the last quarter.

RUSH-HENRIETTA-8 at FAIRPORT-7 - The Royal Comets avenged last year’s season-ending defeat to Fairport.  Kate DeWald (3g/3a) scored off a free position with just over 30 seconds remaining for the final margin of victory.  Catrina Rowe also tallied three goals for Rush-Henrietta.  Katie Mallaber led Fairport with four goals.  On Friday, the Royal Comets host Penfield, while the Red Raiders travel to Hilton to take on the Cadets.   [ BOX SCORE]

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-9 at CANANDAIGUA-15 - Canandaigua led the HFL Cougars from wire to wire, earning a 15-9 victory in their home opener, and improving their record to 4-0.  Another balanced scoring effort from the Great Wolves was led by seniors Hanna Davis (4g, 2a) and Caroline Lyttle (2g, 2a).  Nola Weaver (2g) logged an impressive 4 caused turnovers as well, while Junior Samantha Lupton (3g) also notched a Hat trick.  Sophomore attacker Shaye Angelo (6g), Sophomore defensive midfielder Sarah Smith (1g-3a), and Senior offensive player Katie Adams (1a) made the book for HFL. The loss drops the Cougars record to 0-3, and they will have the opportunity to get their first win of the season on Friday when they face Brockport.      [ BOX SCORE] 

IRONDEQUOIT-14 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-3 - Irondequoit came away from Churchville-Chili this evening with their first win of the season beating the Saints 14-3 and dropping Churchville Chili’s record to 0-3.  Ella Brennan (3g,1a) was the high point scorer for the Eagles, while Alison Baumgartner (2g,1a) and Grace Bottiglier (2g,1a) each posted 3 point nights.  Senior Madelyn Thore helped the Eagles retain possession and build their lead by winning 10 Draw Controls.  Campbell Hewlett (1g,1a) was a multi-point scorer for Churchville-Chili, who will look to mark the win column on Friday against the Greece Storm, while Irondequoit will be hosting Spencerport on Friday as well.     [ BOX SCORE] 

GENEVA-5 at PENN YAN-15 - Penn Yan improved to 4-1 tonight with 15-5  home victory over Geneva.  Allie Good (3g,1a) and Kaitlyn Wright (2g,2a) accounted for Geneva’s scoring.  No Book was submitted for Penn Yan at time of post.     [ BOX SCORE] 

WATERLOO-13 at MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-5 - Waterloo travelled to Mynderse and posted a 13-5 victory over Mynderse-Romulus.  Myah Herron (2g) led the Blue Devils in defeat as the only multi-point scorer while also collecting 7 Draw Controls, 3 GB’s and Casting a turnover. Maria Del Carmen had 7 saves in goal for Mynderse-Romulus. No book was submitted for Waterloo at time of post.     [ BOX SCORE] 

EASTRIDGE/BK-19 at GATES CHILI-9 - Eastridge and Gates-Chili opened up their seasons at Gates-Chili this evening and Eastridge/BK came away victorious with a 19-9 win.  No book was submitted for either team at time of post.  Eastridge/BK will look to improve to 2-0 against Geneva on Friday, while Gates-Chili will cross town to face Churchville-Chili on 4/15.     [ BOX SCORE] 

CORNING-5 at MERCY-14 -  The Monarchs’ win over Corning (IV) was their first of the season.  Mercy had several multi-goal scorers, including Sydney Cook (3g/2a), Emma Kravetz (2g), Mia Quagrello (2g/1a), and Lydia Malvaso (2g).  Ninth-grader Elinor Meyer registered four saves for the Monarchs, who visit Fairport on Monday.   [ BOX SCORE] 

GREECE STORM-15 at BROCKPORT-10 - Greece evened its record at 1-1.  Mara Misiurewicz accounted for eight Storm goals.  Erica Savage (4g/3a), Emma Carlson (3g/4a), and Emma Dioguardi (1a) contributed the remainder of Greece’s scoring; Savage also recorded nine draw controls.  For Brockport, Zoe Baase lit up the scoresheet, with five goals, one assist, seven draw controls, four ground balls, and two caused turnovers.  Audrey Nichols and ninth-grader Allison Cole each tallied her first varsity goal for the Blue Devils, who travel to HF-L on Friday to take on the Cougars. The Storm is home to Churchville-Chili on Friday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-4 at SPENCERPORT-14 -  With the win, Spencerport not only remains undefeated (5-0) but also ties its series history with Schroeder at nine victories apiece.  Molly Guzik (4g/1a) and ninth-grader Joey Cerretto (3g) paced the attack for the Rangers, who visit Irondequoit on Friday.  Next on the schedule for Schroeder is a home contest against Canandaigua, also on Friday.   [ BOX SCORE] 

HILTON-6 at THOMAS-14 - The Titans, who won their eleventh consecutive match against Hilton, earned their first victory of the young season.  There were no statistics reported from Thomas at post time.  Ryleigh Lent had four goals for the Cadets, while eighth-grader Ava Tata collected four draw controls.  The Titans visit Pittsford on Friday for a game against the Panthers.  The Cadets take on the visiting Red Raiders from Fairport on Friday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

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Wayne Defeats Marcus Whitman

DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - In the only game played today, Wayne beat Marcus Whitman.

WAYNE-14 at MARCUS WHITMAN-2 - Junior midfielder Caiden Melos scored her first Varsity goal and Isabella Veltre (5g-1a), Samantha Branner (2g-2a), and Emma Lockwood (3g-1a) led the scoring for Wayne (2-2). In the goal Senior Mimi Ugalde recorded 4s/2ga = 67%.  There was no report from Marcus Whitman (0-2) at post-time.   [ BOX SCORE] 

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Canandaigua Takes Pittsford 8-5

DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were five games scheduled for Saturday. HFL lost a tough one to Skaneateles in overtime while Canandaigua beat Pittsford 8-5 and Jordan-Elbridge beat Wayne by the same score.

CANANDAIGUA-8 at PITTSFORD-5 - Senior offensive player Hanna Davis reached her 150th goal while others scoring for Canandaigua (3-0) included Junior offensive player Samantha Lupton (1g-1a), Sophomore offensive player Lola Schorr (1g-1a), Junior offensive player Nola Weaver (2g), and senior Caroline Lyttle (2g).  There was no report from Pittsford (1-1) at post-time.     [ BOX SCORE] 

JORDAN-ELBRIDGE-8 at WAYNE-5 - Leading the scoring for Wayne were Junior attacker Isabella Veltre (2g), Sophomore midfielder Lauren Twist (1g), and Senior attacker Abby Brown (1g). In the goal for Wayne was senior Mimi Ugalde with 10s/8ga = 56% (48 mins).   There was no report from Jordan-Elbridge (1-0) at post-time.     [ BOX SCORE] 

SKANEATELES-10 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-9 in overtime - After falling behind 8-5 in the first half, the Lady Cougars came back in the second half, outscoring Skaneateles 4-1, but falling short in overtime. Scoring for the Lakers were Grace Marquardt(2g-3a), Tatum Ryan(3g), Camryn Calabro(1g-2a), Mara Stanton(1g1a), Anasofia Cirincione(1g-1a), Ana Nichols(1g), Paige Willard(1g). In the goal were Arianna Cirincione(4svs/4ga), Brooke Coffey(6svs/5ga). Leading the scoring for Honeoye Falls-Lima (0-2) were Sophomore attacker Shaye Angelo (3g), Senior offensive player Katie Adams (2g), Sophomore defensive midfielder Jenna Lawrence (1g) and 8th grade midfielder Harper Jacob (2g) who scored her first Varsity goal for HFL.       [ BOX SCORE] 

SOUTH JEFFERSON-9 at THOMAS-3 - Mia Estelle scored 2g and Sophia Shortino added 1g for Thomas who will play at Hilton on Wednesday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

There was no report from the Victor vs St. Anthony game at post-time.     [ BOX SCORE] 

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Fairport and Penfield Win Today

DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - Fairport was in control with their 18-11 wins against Baldwinsville and Penfield won a close 7-6 game with Northport, but Penn Yan and Victor with on the wrong side of close games.

FAIRPORT-18 at BALDWINSVILLE-11 - Fairport had a convincing victory on the road over the defending class A champions in section III.  Leading the scoring for the Red Raiders were Lily Kondas (5g/2a), Ella Peers (3g/4a), Ellie Miller (4g/1a), Camryn DuBose (2g/3a), and Katie Mallaber (3g/1a).  Fairport faces rival Rush-Henrietta at home on Wednesday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

PENFIELD-7 at NORTHPORT-6 - The Patriots held off a late charge by Northport—last year’s class A champions in section XI—to earn the win.  Peyton Rothfuss (3g) and Jenna Capozzi (2g/1a) led the scoring for Penfield, while Aly Welz registered three caused turnovers.  The Patriots resume league play when they travel to Rush-Henrietta to play the Royal Comets next Friday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

PENN YAN-9 at TOPSAIL-10 - In a matchup of unbeatens, Penn Yan was edged by the Pirates of Topsail (NC).  Bailey Cooper was superb in defeat, totaling seven goals, four draw controls, and two caused turnovers for the Mustangs.  Taylor Mullins contributed one goal and three draw controls.  The Mustangs resume section V play when they host Geneva on Wednesday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

VICTOR-6 at COLD SPRING HARBOR-8 - For the Seahawks of Cold Spring Harbor (VIII), it was their second win in two days over a visiting section V opponent.  The Blue Devils continue their Long Island sojourn when they take on St. Anthony’s (LI Parochials) on Saturday.  There were no statistics reported from Victor at post time.     [ BOX SCORE] 

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Spencerport and Penn Yan Win on the Road

DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - Three games were reported today and all three were against out on section teams. Penn Yan and Spencerport won and Rush-Henrietta lost a close one with West Genesee.

PENN YAN-15 at RIVER BLUFF HIGH YOUTH SPORTS-3 - Bailey Cooper (4g/3a) paced the Mustangs, who secured their fourth victory of the season against no defeats.  Taylor Mullins chipped in three goals, including the 50th of her career.  The Mustangs look to continue their winning ways when they face Topsail (NC) on Friday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

SPENCERPORT-12 at RIVERSIDE HS-7 - Spencerport concluded its southern trip with a convincing victory over its Virginia opponent.  Molly Guzik scored six goals, assisted on three others, and registered 12 draw controls.  Alyssa Nichols contributed three goals and an assist. Spencerport, which has won its first four contests of the season, hosts Schroeder next Wednesday.    [ BOX SCORE] 

RUSH-HENRIETTA-9 at WEST GENESEE-11 - In a hard-fought contest, the Wildcats from West Genesee (III) were able to hold off the Royal Comets from Rush-Henrietta.  It was the eighth time overall the teams have met and the fifth time West Genesee has come away with the win.  Emma DeWald, Kate DeWald, Danielle Garrett, and Catrina Rowe each had two goals for Rush-Henrietta; Kate DeWald also secured a team-high seven draw controls.  The Royal Comets travel to Fairport next Wednesday to take on the Red Raiders.     [ BOX SCORE] 

PENFIELD-7 at COLD SPRING HARBOR-11 - The Patriots built a 6-4 halftime lead but were unable to withstand a second-half surge from Cold Spring Harbor (VIII).   Peyton Rothfuss and Whitney Reynolds scored two goals apiece for Penfield.  Rothfuss also collected six draw controls, as did ninth-grader Avery Fordham.  The Patriots conclude their Long Island trip when they face Northport (XI) on Friday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

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Pittsford Beats Bethlehem

DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Pittsford won their season opener with a 7-5 win over Bethlehem. There was no reports from Pittsford at post-time.     [ BOX SCORE] 

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CA and Spencerport Win

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - There were only two games played today. Others were postponed.

CANANDAIGUA-10 at MERCY-6 - Neither the driving rain, nor the Monarchs at Our Lady of Mercy could stop the visiting Canandaigua Grey Wolves from returning home victorious today.  Canandaigua beat Mercy by a score of 10-6 in a hotly contested game.  Mercy led for most of the 1st half in aback and forth contest and took a 4-3 lead into halftime, however the Grey Wolves rode a strong third quarter to take the lead and never gave it back.  Leading scorers for the Braves included Hanna Davis (2g-2a), Lola Schorr (3g) and Nola Weaver (2g-1a), while Junior Defender Emily Hubler made an impression causing 2 turnovers and scooping up 4 GB’s.  For Mercy, Mia Lusardi (2g) and Krista Harnischfeger (2g) scored 2 goals a piece, while Mia Quagrello (4a) was the team’s main distributor.  Canandaigua will travel to Pittsford on 4/6, while Mercy will next host Corning on 4/10.    [ BOX SCORE] 

SPENCERPORT-12 at FREEDOM (SOUTH RIDING)-4 - Spencerport travelled out of section to defeat the Freedom Eagles (Virginia) by a score off 12-4.  Senior Molly Guzik led all scorers with 5 goals and also hauled in 11 draw controls, while Sophomore Brooke Endres (3g-1a) also notched a 4-point performance.  Senior Attacker Sophia Marron (1g) also earned extra possessions for the Rangers by causing 3 turnovers a scoping up 1 Ground Ball.  Senior Midfielder Alyssa Nichols (1g-2a) also made lays in all phases collecting 3 DC’s, 2 GB’s and causing a turnover. Spencerport plays Riverside (VA) on Thursday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

The Penn Yan game with Topsail was postponed until Friday. They play River Bluff on Thursday. The Wayne at Lafayette as been moved to April 12th.

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Penfield Wins Out of Section Game

DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - There were only two games played today. Penfield beat Bethlehem and Fairport fell to CNS.

BETHLEHEM-8 at PENFIELD-11 - The Patriots built a six-goal lead and then withstood a late Bethlehem (II) rally to post their first victory of the young season.  Peyton Rothfuss excelled for Penfield, dominating the draw circle in addition to registering four goals and two assists. Freshman midfielder Avery Fordham scored her first Varsity goal in the game. The Patriots continue the non-league portion of their schedule when they travel to Long Island later this week to face two traditional powerhouses, Cold Spring Harbor (VIII) and Northport (XI).    [ BOX SCORE] 

FAIRPORT-11 at CNS-14 - The Red Raiders suffered their first loss of the season against a talented C-NS (III) squad.  Ella Peers (4g/2a) led the scoring for Fairport, while ninth-grader Brenna Goss scored her first varsity goal and also collected a team-high four draw controls.  The Raiders take on another tough section III opponent when they travel to Baldwinsville on Friday.     [ BOX SCORE] 

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2023 Season Wrap Up

There were thirty teams playing Varsity Girls Lacrosse in Section V. Bishop Kearney scheduled nine games but elected to forgo the tournament at the end of the season. There were 674 players on the final rosters. Irondequoit and Mercy carried the largest roster with twenty-seven players and Eastridge with the smallest with fifteen. 

There were four classes for the sectional tournaments. Rush-Henrietta (A), Canandaigua (B), and Pal-Mac (C) and Penn Yan were the top seeded teams, but only Penn Yan became a champion.

Second seeded Fairport had a 6-5 win against Rush-Henrietta, second seeded Victor won their game against fourth seeded Irondequoit 8-6. Third seeded Honeoye Falls-Lima won their Championship with a 15-6 win over Pal-Mac. Penn Yan had a 12-4 win over second seeded Waterloo-Marcus Whitman.

The teams were able to play a full season again in 2023. The first game was played on March 24th when Penfield beat Churchville-Chili 17-1. The last regular season game was played on May 18th when Eastridge  defeated Gates Chili 10-2 and Mercy defeated Schroeder 14-8.

The 255 regular season games were played and the 96 league games determined the league championships.

At the end of the year, the Section V Head Coaches selected the post-season award winners including their All-League players. Then they selected six USA Lacrosse All-Americans and five All-Academics. Named All-Americans were Maeve Brennan (Irondequoit), Natalie Disanto (Waterloo-Marcus Whitman), Molly Guzik (Spencerport), Avery Roberts (Rush-Henrietta), and Jaelyne Twomey (Fairport).

Named All-Academics were Ellie Bergin (Pittsford), Madeleine Fitzgerald (Mercy), Kelly Kohberger (Mynderse-Romulus), Elise Murphy (Brighton, and Clare Ruff (Honeoye Falls-Lima).

Fairport Head Coach Mara Karpp was named Coach of the Year from Section V and the Jackie Pitts Award winner was Marlee Green from Honeoye Falls-Lima.

After the regular season, the Section V tournaments were conducted. Fairport (Class A), Victor (Class B), HF-L (Class C) and Penn Yan (Class D) were the Sectional Champions in 2023.

The New York State Tournaments were back in full swing and sectional champions went on to play Section VI champions in the Western Regionals (quarter finals).

In Class A, Fairport beat Lancaster (18-8) and then defeated Suffern (Section I) 8-7, taking them to finals where they became NYS Champions with a 10-9 win over Massapequa (Sect VIII).

In Class B, Victor beat Clarence (Section VI) with a score of 16-2. They then beat Bethlehem Central (Section II) 18-5 and defeated Garden City (Section VIII) 8-6 to win their Class B NYS Championship. In Class C, Honeoye Falls-Lima won their game against Lake Shore of Section VI 22-9 and but then lost to John Jay (Section 1) with a score of 10-8 in the semifinals. Penn Yan beat Eden (Section VI) 17-3 before losing to Bronxville (Section I) 18-8 in the semifinals.

At the end of the season at least fifty seniors who have made college commitments. They will become part of almost three hundred players from Section V who are currently playing at all college levels.

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