Twelve more games in Section Five with multiple close contests. Rush-Henrietta defeated Churchville-Chili 9-8, Fairport defeated Canandaigua 8-6 and Irondequoit defeated Penfield in overtime 5-4. Additionally, Penn Yan defeated Mynderse 11-8, Brockport over Gates Chili 17-6, Pittsford over HFL 14-4, Pal-Mac over Jordan Elbridge 17-12, Spencerport over Ath/Ody 19-3, Wayne over Newark 12-4.
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# 307 Monroe County End of Season Awards 2017 Monore Couny end of season awards come in with 50 First and 48 Second Team All County Players. In addition, there were 4 All Americans and 4 Academic All Americans. As well as three divisional Players of the Year. |
# 306 All Greater Rochester 2017 The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle announced their 2017 All-Greater Rochester Lacrosse team on Friday. The list features the top sixteen players and a number of honorable mentions were led by HFL senior Caitlin Muir who was named Player of the Year. She finished the season with 64g-30a. She will continue to play next season at Michigan. |
# 278 Penultimate Day of Games Twelve more games were played on the penultimate day of the regular season. The closest match was Brighton over Spencerport 8-6. Additional scores included, Canandaigua over Churchville-Chili 15-5, Mynderse over Gates Chili 15-3, Newark over East Rochester 9-5, RH over Hilton 15-5, Schroeder over Brockport 13-8, Pittsford over Irondequoit 13-1, Waterloo over Geneva 20-8, Penn Yan over Wayne 19-10, Fairport over Mercy 17-11, Thomas over HFL 11-8. Penfield vs. Skaneateles was not reported; however social media reports Skaneateles over Penfield 11-5. |
# 251 Fourteen Games for Wednesday With 14 games scheduled tonight, it was one of the biggest nights of the year. Most games were one sided; however, HFL defeated Irondequoit 7-6 and Fairport defeated Victor 7-4. Additional scores were Penfield over Oly/Arc 16-3, Waterloo over East Rochester 17-8, Mynderse over Newark 16-6, Brighton over Brockport 19-1, Canandaigua over Eastridge 20-1, Pittsford over Thomas 11-5, Spencerport over Schroeder 14-4, Penn Yan over Gananda 20-3, Marcus Whitman over Midalkes 19-8 and Pal-Mac over Wayne 18-1. |
# 193 Mooney Scores in Second Overtime for Pittsford Ellie Mooney scored with 0:57 remaining in the second overtime period to give Pittsford the 6-5 win over Fairport. The Panthers came back from trailing to force overtime and then secure the victory. The Red Raiders led for the entire game and the first time that Pittsford took the lead was the game winning goal. Pittsford continued their winning streak vs. Fairport, having won the last 14 times that they faced. |
# 148 Monroe County End of Season Awards Monroe County End of Season Awards have 50 First and 50 Second Team All County Players. In addition there were 4 All Americans and 4 Academic All Americans. As well as Defensive Players of the Year, a Midfielder of the Year and an Offensive Player of the Year. |
# 140 Class A All Tournament Team At the conclusion of the Class A Tournament. Section Five announced the first ever All Tournament Team. The Team consists of the top 13 players in the Class A Tournament this year. There are 12 regular spots and an MVP spot. |
# 137 Howe and Pollack Lift Fairport to Finals Fairport scored the first goal and the game was never tied in their 9-5 win over Rush-Henrietta. The second seeded Red Raiders took control of the game early and although the Royal Comets fought hard, they could not keep pace. Maddie Howe finished the game with a team leading 4g-1a, as well as three draw controls. Brittney Pollack finished with 1g-4a for the Red Raiders. Junior midfielder Sydney Meagher was also a major factor in the win with 6 draw controls. The Red Raiders won 11/16 draws. |
# 123 Howe and Pollack Lead Fairport to Victory Maddie Howe scored 5g-1a and Brittney Pollack scored 2g-4a to lead Fairport to a 12-8 win over Penfield. The two were a part (either goal or assist) on 10 of the 12 goals for the Red Raiders. Penfield kept the game close for the first 35 minutes before Fairport started pulling ahead. The Red Raiders scored the final three goals and four of the last five to secure the win. |
# 93 Fairport Takes Out Sole Undefeated Team The Red Raiders scored in overtime to defeat Spencerport 7-6. The Rangers were the last undefeated team in Section Five. Before today's contest the closest match for them was against Churchville-Chili, where they won 9-6. Fairport has only lost games against Victor and Pittsford; they are currently 8-2. |
# 84 A Tuesday Full of Games With 11 Games tonight the closest game of the night was two-goal wins from Brighton over Schroeder 9-7 and Irondequoit over R-H 10-8. The largest disparity was Hilton over Gates-Chili 18-3. The remaining games were Pittsford over C-C 9-3, Penfield over Victor 12-8, Fairport over HFL 13-10, Brockport over Eastridge 21-9, Aquinas over Gananda 14-4 and Thomas over Canandaigua 8-4. |
# 76 Howe Scores Six Goals to Lift Red Raiders Maddie Howe finished the game with 6g-1a to help lift Fairport over Rush-Henrietta 13-11. The Royal Comets were leading early in the second half before Fairport scored five out of the last six goals to take the lead back and secure the victory. |
# 72 Another Big Game Night
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# 64 Four Games to Start the Week
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# 59 Four One Goal Games Four games were decided by a single goal tonight. HFL defeated Thomas (6-5) in overtime, Greece Ath/Ody defeated Eastridge (9-8), Fairport defeated Churchville-Chili (8-7) and Mynderse defeated Midlakes (10-9). In more one sided contests, Canandaigua over Schroeder 8-4, Pittsford over Irondequoit 9-6 and Hilton over Greece Oly/Arc 13-4. |
# 39 Three Games Played as Weather Warms Up After two days of all games being cancelled, three games were finally played in Section Five. Although five others were cancelled, Canandaigua defeated Waterloo (12-3), Fairport defeated Aquinas (16-6) and Penfield defeated Irondequoit (9-8). |
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