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# 1276 Anabelle Ruffell Leads with 7g-2a Anabelle Ruffell led the Eagles with seven goals, two assists, and 12 draw controls. |
# 1244 Wayne Takes Blue Panthers Julia DILeo, Anabelle Ruffell, and Lauren Twist combined for 10 goals to lead Wayne. Ella Michaels scored the 50th goal of her career for Gananda-Marion. |
# 1195 Wayne Evens Record; Saints Wins Fourth DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Wayne evened its record at 4-4 with a 14-5 win over Gananda-Marion as Dalilah Rommevaux made nine saves, while Churchville-Chili picked up its fourth win of the season with a 15-9 victory over Waterloo/Mynderse/Romulus despite four goals from the Lakers' Kinsley Bree. CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-15 at WATERLOO/MYNDERSE/ROMULUS-9 - The Saints captured their fourth win of the season. Kinsley Bree had four goals for the Seneca Lakers. [Story and BOX SCORE] WAYNE-14 at GANANDA-MARION-5 - Dalilah Rommevaux made nine saves as the Eagles evened their season record at 4-4. Leading the scoring for Gananda-Marion were Ella Michaels (4g) and Malina Alejandro (1g). [Story and BOX SCORE] |
# 1193 DiLeo`s Seven Points Lead Wayne Dalilah Rommevaux made nine saves as the Eagles evened their season record at 4-4. Leading the scoring for Gananda-Marion were Ella Michaels (4g) and Malina Alejandro (1g). |
# 1140 Eagles Get Third Win Dalilah Rommevaux recorded 12 saves to lead Wayne to its third win of the season. |
# 1134 Dominant Performances Highlight Busy Day DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - Monday's 13-game slate was filled with dominant performances and milestone wins. Canandaigua, Victor, Hilton, Aquinas, and RUSH-HENRIETTA-3 at FAIRPORT-13 - Camryn DuBose (4g/2a) and Brenna Goss (3g/2a) led the Red Raiders to their fourth consecutive victory. [Story and BOX SCORE] GREECE STORM-2 at HILTON-18 - Charley Barlette (2g/5a) led a multitude of goal scorers for Hilton. Ava Torrence recorded 15 saves for Greece. [Story and BOX SCORE] CANANDAIGUA-21 at GATES CHILI-2 - The Gray Wolves have VICTOR-14 at BRIGHTON-2 - Lila Kubrich had five goals and Camryn Adrid had four more to lead the Blue Devils. [Story and BOX SCORE] PITTSFORD-11 at PENFIELD-12 - Whitney Reynolds scored the game-winner off a free position with two minutes left. Peyton Rothfuss (4g/1a) and Avery Fordham (4g/1a) led the scoring for Penfield. [Story and BOX SCORE] SCHROEDER-2 at THOMAS-12 - The Titans built a 7-0 halftime lead on their way to a convincing win over their local rival. [Story and BOX SCORE] GANANDA-MARION-3 at AQUINAS-17 - Brynn Henry, Alex West, Alexandria Stacy, and Elizabeth Valentino combined for 13 goals to lead Aquinas to its second WAYNE-12 at WATERLOO/MYNDERSE/ROMULUS-8 - Dalilah Rommevaux recorded 12 saves to lead Wayne to its third win of the season. [Story and BOX SCORE] BROCKPORT-7 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-13 - For the Saints, it was their eighth consecutive win over the Blue Devils. Shavonne Callahan scored five goals to lead Churchville-Chili. Molly McJury had four goals for Brockport. [Story and BOX SCORE] BISHOP LUDDEN-11 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-14 - Zoey Overslaugh had five goals and an assist to help lead Newark-Midlakes to its second victory of the season. [Story and BOX SCORE] IRONDEQUOIT-14 at SPENCERPORT-4 - Lucy Whipple had six MEXICO-12 at MARCUS WHITMAN-7 - The Wildcats fell to 1-2 on the season despite a four-goal effort from Aubriella Bowman. [Story and BOX SCORE] HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-17 at PAL-MAC-2 - Led by Shaye Angelo (2g/3a) and Cameron McRae (5g), the Cougars defeated the Red Raiders for the twelfth consecutive time since 2009. [Story and BOX SCORE] |
# 879 Close Calls and Big Wins Define Saturday’s Games DAY IN REVIEW: Saturday, May 3 NIAGARA-WHEATFIELD-5 at WAYNE-10 BROCKPORT-23 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-8 MERCY-6 at VICTOR-20 QUEENSBURY-11 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-15 GREECE STORM-2 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-20 FAIRPORT-10 at PENN YAN-9 FRONTIER-17 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-12 ORCHARD PARK-11 at PITTSFORD-16 |
# 878 Wayne Takes Niagara-Wheatfield Wayne defeated Niagara-Wheatfield 10-5 in a non-league game, led by three-goal performances from Isabella Veltre and Lauren Twist. Ninth-grader Dalilah Rommevaux made seven saves. |
# 846 Wayne Falls to Chittenango Chittenango earned a 13-7 win over Wayne in a non-league game. Susanna Horning anchored Chittenango’s defense with 12 saves and a 63% save percentage. Isabella Veltre led Wayne with three goals and two assists, while goalie Dalilah Rommevaux registered 16 saves. |
# 844 Skaneateles Secures Win; Thomas, Eastridge/BK Shine DAY IN REVIEW: Saturday, April 26 CHITTENANGO-13 at WAYNE-7 CLARENCE-6 at THOMAS-15 SKANEATELES-12 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-9 NEWARK-MIDLAKES-6 at EASTRIDGE/BK-16 |
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06/13 - Penfield-6 - Huntington-9
06/13 - Victor-13 - Garden City High School-5
06/13 - Penn Yan-8 - Cold Spring Harbor-11
06/12 - Victor-17 - Queensbury-8
06/12 - Penfield-18 - Shaker-4
06/12 - Penn Yan-19 - Canton-4
06/06 - Westhill-4 - Penn Yan-14
06/06 - West Genesee-11 - Penfield-12
06/06 - Fayetteville-Manlius-8 - Victor-16
06/06 - JD-10 - Honeoye Falls-Lima-9
Honeoye Falls-Lima were among the teams posting lopsided victories. Several players stood out individually, including Lucy Whipple (6g/6 draw controls) for Irondequoit, Camryn DuBose (4g/2a) and Brenna Goss (3g/2a) for Fairport, and Zoey Overslaugh (5g/1a) for Newark-Midlakes. The day's best finish came in the Pittsford-Penfield matchup, where Whitney Reynolds converted a free-position shot with two minutes remaining to lift Penfield to a 12-11 victory. Churchville-Chili also continued to own Brockport, making it eight straight wins in that rivalry.
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goals and secured six draw controls to lead Irondequoit. Brooke Endres and Ava Pittman each scored two goals for Spencerport. [




