Brighton defeated Pittsford 8-6 to remain undefeated at 7-0; the Panthers fell to 7-1. Last night, Aquinas won another to improve to 8-0. Additional games today included, Geneva over Newark 14-10, Marcus Whitman over Gananda 14-5, Wayne over Midlakes 11-9 and Waterloo over Penn Yan 11-7.
Fourteen games were played today. HFL defeated Eastridge 18-1 in the largest differential of the day. Marcus Whitman defeating Wayne 12-11 in the closest game of the night. Additional games: Fairport defeated Greece Olympia/Arcadia 16-6, Waterloo defeated Geneva 15-9, Midlakes defeated East Rochester 10-2, Gananda defeated Newark 9-1, Aquinas defeated Nichols 9-5, Victor defeated Gates Chili 16-5, Pal-Mac defeated Penn Yan 12-7, Schroeder defeated Greece Athena/Odyssey 16-3, Brighton defeated Canandaigua 10-6, Irondequoit defeated Brockport 14-7, Pittsford defeated Churchville-Chili 11-2 and Spencerport defeated Thomas 12-8.
In a game that was back and forth for its entirety, Mynderse scored five of the last six goals to defeat Wayne 8-6. By the end of the game the lead had changed four times. Sarah Shaffer finished with 3 goals for the Blue Devils.
2025 Aq-WOIS vs Newark-Midlakes - 04/04/2025
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# 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. |
# 303 Finger Lakes End of Season Awards 2017 Finger Lakes end of season awards come in with 25 First and 24 Second Team All County Players. There are also 20 Honorable Mention Players. In addition, there were 2 All Americans and 2 Academic All Americans. As well as Defense Player of the Year, a Midfield Player of the Year and an Attack Player of the Year. |
# 291 Wayne Wins First Sectional Game in Program History Wayne scored four of the last five goals to pull away and defeat Newark 9-4. This was the first Sectional win in program history for the Eagles. The game was close for most of the first half, before the Eagles began to pull away. As the second half continued, Newark could not close the gap and Wayne slowly expanded their lead. |
# 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. |
# 259 Waterloo Scores Seven Straight to Start Second Half Wayne hosted their fifth annual “Cradle for a Cure” event today. Waterloo defeated the Eagles 17-9. The “Cradle for a Cure” event began five years ago as a fundraising/awareness event after a local lacrosse player received a cancer diagnosis. Every year since, Wayne has hosted a multigame event with boys and girls lax with the hope of donating to both local charities and a local family in need of assistance. After this game, the Boys hosted Gananda and defeated the Panthers 23-5 (HERE). |
# 252 Thursday Finishes with Six Games Six more games were played tonight. The closest match-up was two five goal games in Brockport over Gates Chili 12-7 and Canandaigua over Penfield 11-6. Additionally, Wayne defeated East Rochester 13-7, Aquinas defeated Geneva 19-9, Brighton defeated Mercy 16-6 and Mynderse defeated Livonia 15-5. |
# 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. |
# 244 Eleven Matches to End the Week There were 11 match-ups tonight to end the Week. Two previously undefeated teams lost their first game tonight: Penn Yan defeated Aquinas 5-3 and Churchville-Chili defeated Lake Shore 14-8. Brighton defeated RH 8-6 to remaining the only undefeated team (8-0) in Section Five. Geneva defeated Gananda 7-5, Canandaigua defeated Hamburg 14-0, Mercy defeated Amherst 15-5, Waterloo defeated Mt. Mercy 14-2, Livonia defeated Wayne 9-8, Irondequoit defeated Victor 10-7, Newark defeated Midlakes 9-5 and Thomas defeated Schroeder 12-6. |
# 240 Only Two Undefeated Teams Remains
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# 236 Geneva Wins Third Straight After falling to 0-4 to start the season, Geneva has won the last three. Much like their first win over Livonia (HERE), the Panthers fought back from a deficit to secure the one goal win. Geneva defeated Wayne 9-8 after trailing for a large portion of the second half. |
# 230 Knowles Scores Game Winner for Wayne Paige Knowles scored the game winning goal for Wayne in their 7-6 win over Newark. Both team led for portions of the game before Knowles scored with 10:10 left in the second half. |
# 222 Three More Games on Thursday There were three more games today with two out of Section contests and one intra-section matchup. Both Victor and Pittsford defeated their out of town opponents and Livonia won at home. Victor defeated Baldwin School 12-8, Pittsford defeated Scarsdale 11-5 and Livonia defeated Wayne 7-4. |
# 220 Three More Games During Break Week There were three more games played today with Pittsford travelling to Yorktown and two local games. Pittsford defeated Yorktown 16-8, HFL defeated Pal-Mac 11-9 and Eastridge defeated Wayne in overtime 9-8, |
# 210 Wednesday's Games
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# 208 Wayne Holds Lead over Gates Chili Mary Panepento was the driving force for Wayne behind their 14-11 win over Gates Chili. She finished with 6g-1a including the final go ahead goal late in the second half. The Screaming Eagles took an early led to 3-1 before Gates Chili fought back to a 4-4 tie in the first half. Panepento scored again off a free position goal to take a 5-4 lead before the Spartans scored back to back to take their first and only lead of the game. Wayne scored the next three to go back and top. |
# 178 First multi-game day in Section Five Three more games were played today with Wayne winning a close game 7-5 over Eastridge, Mynderse defeating Newark 17-4 and Brighton topping Hilton 20-6. Tomorrow has another 3 games scheduled. |
# 147 Finger Lakes End of Season Awards Finger Lakes end of season awards come in with 24 First and 24 Second Team All County Players. There are also 22 Honorable Mention Players. In addition there were 2 All Americans and 2 Academic All Americans. As well as Co-Defensive Players of the Year, a Midfielder of the Year and an Offensive Player of the Year. |
# 114 Mostly One Sides Games In the closest games of the night, Marcus Whitman defeated Mynderse 11-8 and East Rochester defeated Newark 6-1. Other winners were Schroeder over Livonia 20-4, Pal-Mac over Gananda 16-2, Penn Yan defeated Geneva 16-7, Waterloo defeated Wayne 15-5 and Canandaigua defeated Mercy 15-5. |
# 100 Ten Different Red Raiders Score Pal-Mac defeated Wayne 14-6 with ten different Red Raiders scoring at least one goal and twelve making the offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was junior attackman Anna Leva with 3g-2a. Leva lead Pal-Mac is both assists and points with 19g-31a (Pal-Mac Season Totals). The Eagles were led by junior midfielder Mary Panepento with 3g-1a. In addition to their offensive leader, goalie Rachel Haywood finished the game with 9 saves and played a strong game between the pipes at 50% over 44 minutes. |
# 99 Almost All Close Match-ups In a day of mostly close match-ups, the most one-sided contest was only a 5 goal differential: Mercy defeated Geneva 12-7. In closer contests; Wayne defeated Greece Ath/Ody 13-12, Churchville-Chili defeated Penn Yan 11-9, Waterloo defeated Aquinas 8-6, Marcus Whitman defeated Gananda 7-5 and Midlakes defeated East Rochester 10-7. |
# 98 Panepento Scores in Overtime for Wanye Mary Panepento scored her fifth goal of the night with 1:30 remaining in overtime to give Wayne the 14-13 win over Greece Athena/Odyssey. This was the third overtime game of the season for the Eagles and their first win (vs. Gananda and vs. Marcus Whitman). In a game that was back and forth throughout, neither team led by more than three. |
# 96 Mynderse Pulls Ahead in Second Half
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# 88 Six More Games Tonight Winners tonight included Brockport over Eastridge 21-5, Geneva over Gananda 12-1, Pal-Mac over East Rochester 18-3, Waterloo over Mynderse 13-7, Penn Yan over Wayne 16-4 and in the closest contest Livonia over Marcus Whitman in overtime 11-10. |
# 78 James Scores in Overtime for Marcus Whitman Cameron James scored her third goal of the night with 1:18 remaining in the first overtime period to give Marcus Whitman the 9-8 win over Wayne. This is the second time the Eagles have lost in overtime this season. The game was back and forth with three lead changes. The Wildcats fought back from a three goal deficit in the second half to take the lead and force Wayne to send the game into overtime. |
# 66 Ginsberg Scores In Overtime to Lift Gananda Jenna Ginsberg scored with 2:25 remaining in overtime to give Gananda their second overtime win of the season. Previous, Jordan Cunningham scored in overtime to give the Blue Panthers the win over East Rochester. The games were extremely similar with Gananda taking an early lead that their opponents fought back from to force overtime before winning in sudden victory. Gananda in 3-2 on the season. |
# 54 Multiple Close Games Today saw multiple close games with Mercy defeating Brockport 5-3, Waterloo defeating Geneva 7-5 and Livonia defeating Wayne 12-9. There were also a number of one sided contests with Penn Yan defeating Gananda 11-3, Marcus Whitman defeating Newark 13-1 and Spencerport defeated Gates-Chili 19-3. Pal-Mac also defeated Aquinas 15-9. |
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