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# 481 Two Named UA-All-Americans The annual Under Armour All-America Senior games were cancelled last spring, but the organizers recently published the list of players who would have been invited if there had been a 2020 spring season. |
# 474 Post Season Awards Since the conclusion of the season, we have worked to collect all the Post Season Awards to release at a single time. As we approach a week out from the State Finals, we have determined that we cannot wait any longer. Tonight, we posted all the information that we have received and will update the missing data when it is provided. We have received some requests to update individual personal pages and apologize to those waiting to see their records updated. |
# 458 Big Night of Games on Wednesday There were 13 games scheduled for tonight with two games coming down to a single goal: Rush-Henrietta over Spencerport 13-12 and Livonia over Geneva 12-11. Remaining scores included Irondequoit over Greece 10-3, Newark-Midlakes over Eastridge 9-7, Penn Yan over Waterloo 8-5, Fairport over Victor 13-9, Wayne over Gates-Chili 15-5, Brighton over Penfield 10-5, Hilton over Brockport 15-0, Mynderse-Romulus over Aquinas 11-9, Pittsford over Thomas 12-6, Canandaigua over HFL 15-6 and Mercy over Schroeder 13-8. |
# 429 Wednesday Games There were eleven games scheduled tonight with the closest contest Penfield defeating Pittsford 7-6. Remaining scores included Canandaigua over Thomas 8-5, Waterloo over Newark-Midlakes 13-2, Spencerport over Irondequoit 13-3, Mercy over Aquinas 16-6, Brighton over HFL 14-3, Penn Yan over Gananda 17-5, Rush-Henrietta over Fairport 13-4, Eastridge over Brockport 12-3 and Greece Storm over Hilton 13-10. |
# 398 2018 Monroe County - All League The Monroe County League has released their 2018 All League awards. In total there were 53 1st Team picks and 51 2nd Team picks. In addition, each of the three divisions had a Player of the Year and Coach of the Year awards. |
# 390 All Tournament Teams 2018 With the conclusion of the Section Five Tournament. Each game had an All Tournament Team named. The Team consists of the top 13 players. There are 12 regular spots and 1 MVP. |
# 388 Semi-Final Match-ups Updated 5/26/2018. We are now into full Brackets in all four Classes. In Class A, the top 4 seeds advanced. In Class B, the top 3 seeds advanced with Victor (5) defeating Mercy (4). In Class C, the top 4 seeds advanced. In Class D, the top 4 seeds advanced. |
# 386 Quarter Final Match-ups Updated 5/23/2018 - There are eleven Quarter Final Games this season. There are full Quarter Final Brackets in Class B and Class D and partial Brackets in Class A (2 games) and Class C (1 game). |
# 379 Four Overtime Games on Wednesday
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# 373 First Night for the Last Week of Regular Season There were 12 games played tonight to start off the last week of the regular season. The closest matchups were Wayne over Gananda 8-7, Mercy over Waterloo 8-7 and Irondequoit over Schroeder 11-10. Remaining scores included Thomas over HFL 10-7, Pittsford over Canandaigua 12-8, Brockport over Gates Chili 16-6, Brighton over Spencerport 13-8, RH over Fairport 19-9, Penn Yan over Aquinas 13-11 and Greece Storm over Newark-Midlakes 12-3. Scores are still pending for Victor vs. Eastridge and Geneva vs. Livonia. |
# 365 Big Game Night for Midweek There were 11 games played tonight. The low-scoring Geneva over Midlakes-Newark 4-3 was the closest game of the night. Other scores included: Marcus Whitman over Gananda 15-3, RH over Spencerport 18-9, Waterloo over Penn Yan 10-4, Greece Storm over CC 12-8, Victor over Gates Chili 17-2, Penfield over Thomas 14-5, Pittsford over Fairport 10-7, Canandaigua over Pal-Mac 16-6, Schroeder over Hilton 15-10 and Brighton over Irondequoit 15-2. |
# 357 Ten Games for the Midweek
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# 345 Brighton Fights Back for Late Win
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# 329 Tuesday After Break Week There were five more games played today. The closest matchups saw Penn Yan defeating Mynderse-Romulus 5-4 and Spencerport defeating Fairport 14-13. Other scores were Newark over Livonia 10-7, Waterloo over Marcus Whitman 14-3 and Aquinas over Gananda 17-7. |
# 324 Last Day of Break Week The last day of break week had two more games. South Jefferson defeated HFL 16-3 and Fairport defeated Corning 14-11. |
# 318 Thursday Adds Three More to the Season There were three games played tonight. Fairport defeated Victor 8-6, Skaneateles defeated RH 8-7 and Penn Yan played Geneva (score still pending). |
# 262 Big Night of Games for Wednesday There were 12 games tonight as teams attempt to make-up matches that were cancelled due to weather earlier in the season. The closest match-up was HFL defeating Canandaigua 14-13. The remaining games included, Thomas over Ath/Ody 15-4, Mercy over Geneva 18-10, Penfield over Victor 10-3, Brockport over Eastridge 15-3, Churchville-Chili over Schroeder 10-5, Hilton over Gates Chili 11-2, Livonia over Midlakes 15-9, R-H over Fairport 6-2, Pittsford over Spencerport 17-5, Arc/Oly over East Rochester 11-5 and Brighton over Irondequoit 7-2. |
# 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. |
# 186 Choate and Coykendall Secure Win for Spencerport For the third time in as many years the Spencerport vs Fairport game was decided by two goals or less. The Ranger's got revenge after last year's 7-6 overtime loss to the Red Raiders (HERE). Spencerport defeated Fairport 11-9 after scoring three of the last four goals. Natalie Choate (5g-1a) and Erin Coykendall (1g-5a) were instrumental in the Ranger's victory. |
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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
On the second to last day of the regular season, four of the eight games played went into overtime. R-H defeated Brighton 9-8 off a goal from Rayea Davis, Fairport defeated Canandaigua 10-9 off a goal from Morgan Schwab, Penfield over HFL 7-6 and Geneva over C-C 13-12. Additional scores were Spencerport over Pal-Mac 18-5, Waterloo over Aquinas 14-12, Mynderse-Romulus over Gananda 11-6 and Irondequoit over Greece Storm 9-2.
There were 10 games played tonight with the closest match-up coming from Brighton over Canandaigua 9-7. Additional scores included: Fairport over Greece Storm 14-8, Aquinas over Livonia 16-5, Hilton over Gates Chili 15-2, RH over Penfield 14-7, HFL over Brockport 14-3, Irondequoit over Eastridge 14-1, Pittsford over Thomas 15-4 and Spencerport over Schroeder 12-8. The score for CC vs. Victor is still pending.
Brighton scored four of the last five goals to comeback and defeat Fairport 14-13. Both teams held the lead throughout the game, with Fairport holding the largest lead of 9-5 early in the second half. In total there were seven lead changes in the game and each time that one team threatened to pull away, their opponent came back to tie the game.




