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# 1369  Pittsford Holds Off Canandaigua in Semifinal
ittsford held off a strong Canandaigua effort, 12-10, in a Class B semifinal, with Lola Schorr's four goals leading the Braves in a losing cause, setting up a Pittsford-Victor final. No statistics were reported for Pittsford.
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# 1332  Victor Finishes at 12-4
ianna Hedden scored three goals for Victor. Leah Sheridan and Maci Mueller each had two goals for Canandaigua.
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# 1312  Bailey Cooper Scores in OT for Mustangs
ailey Cooper scored the game-winning goal for Penn Yan 39 seconds into the first overtime.
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# 1292  CA Takes Rangers
aci Mueller and Leah Sheridan each scored four goals for Canandaigua. Brooke Endres had four goals for Spencerport.
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# 1238  Maci Mueller has 8g-1a in CA Win
aci Mueller had eight goals for Canandaigua. Kate DeWald recorded her 400th career draw control for Rush-Henrietta.
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# 1173  Fairport Holds Off Charge by CA
amryn DuBose had two goals and four assists to lead Fairport. Maci Mueller had three goals and an assist for Canandaigua.
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# 1158  Leah Sheridan Scores in Overtime for CA
eah Sheridan scored in overtime to win the game for Canandaigua.
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# 1137  Canandaigua Wins Another
he Gray Wolves have now won four consecutive games following a loss in their season opener.
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# 1088  Canandaigua Goes 3-0
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# 1015  Round 1: Canandaigua Outscores Eastridge/BK
eira Gioseffi led the scoring for Canandaigua with five goals and two assists. Neely Hawn and Ada Krupa each scored five goals for Eastridge/BK. Canandaigua advances to play Victor in a class B quarterfinal match on Tuesday.
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# 1007  Canandaigua Holds Off Spencerport
eira Gioseffi led Canandaigua (6-10) with five goals and an assist. Brooke Endres had five goals for Spencerport (8-8).
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# 955  Brighton Defeats Canandaigua in Overtime
righton overcame a three-goal deficit in the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime. Nola Weaver (3g) and Lola Schorr (2g/3a) led the scoring for Canandaigua. Aviana Nelson made nine saves in the loss.
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# 894  Victor Holds Off Canandaigua
ictor defeated Canandaigua 9-7 in a competitive Monroe County game. Allie Pisano led Victor with four goals, and Mia Finocchario recorded nine saves. Leah Sheridan had two goals and three assists for Canandaigua.
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# 875  Mercy Earns Historic Victory Over CA
ercy earned a 10-8 victory over Canandaigua in a non-league game, the Monarchs' first-ever win against the Gray Wolves. For Mercy, Maeve Shanahan had three goals, and Elinor Meyer set a new program record for career saves. Leah Sheridan led Canandaigua with two goals and an assist.
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# 841  Penfield Pulls Away Late to Defeat Canandaigua
enfield defeated Canandaigua 12-4 in a Monroe County game. Peyton Rothfuss (6g/12dc) and Karis Hand (10s) excelled for the Patriots. Leah Sheridan led Canandaigua with two goals.
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# 825  Canandaigua Over Hilton
anandaigua defeated Hilton 18-11 in a Monroe County lacrosse game. The Gray Wolves were led by Taylor Ennis-Chinn and Keira Gioseffi, each of whom recorded four goals and an assist. Hilton’s Charley Barlette scored three goals, including the 50th of her varsity career.
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# 819  Close Wins: Geneva, Mynderse-Romulus, and Rush-Henrietta Prevail
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: Wednesday, April 23

PENN YAN-8 at ITHACA-13

NEWARK-MIDLAKES-4 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-17

WATERLOO-19 at GANANDA-MARION-2

WAYNE-8 at MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-9

IRONDEQUOIT-8 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-10

CANANDAIGUA-18 at HILTON-11

MERCY-12 at BRIGHTON-5

THOMAS-7 at SCHROEDER-4

GENEVA-16 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-15

AQUINAS-WOIS-16 at NARDIN ACADEMY-10

PAL-MAC-16 at MARCUS WHITMAN-0

VICTOR-11 at PITTSFORD-5

 
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# 814  Canandaigua Over Thomas
anandaigua defeated Thomas 10-7 in a Monroe County game, marking its tenth consecutive victory in the series. Leah Sheridan led the Gray Wolves' offense with four goals and two assists, while Nola Weaver and Lola Schorr each contributed a goal and three assists.
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# 806  Penn Yan Edges Canandaigua in Thrilling Match
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: Saturday, April 19

CANANDAIGUA-8 at PENN YAN-9
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# 805  Penn Yan Edges Canandaigua in Thrilling Match
enn Yan edged Canandaigua 9-8 in a non-league matchup on Saturday. Ruby Berry led the Mustangs with five goals. Bailey Cooper and Makenna Mullins added two goals apiece. For Canandaigua, Leah Sheridan had three goals, and Aviana Nelson recorded 12 saves.
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# 769  Pittsford Earns Victory Over Canandaigua
ittsford triumphed 8-5 over Canandaigua in a Monroe County matchup. Eight players contributed goals for the Panthers, including first-time scorers Lea Kenney and Presley Imburgia. Canandaigua''s Samantha Lupton led her team with three goals.
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# 753  Canandaigua Over Orchard Park
anandaigua earned a 13-9 victory over Orchard Park in a non-league game, improving its record to 2-0. Leah Sheridan led the Gray Wolves` attack with five goals and three assists, while also securing 11 draw controls. Lola Schorr contributed three goals and three assists. Canandaigua recorded 10 assists overall. The Gray Wolves resume play against Spencerport on April 8th.
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# 732  Canandaigua Secures Victory at Schroeder
anandaigua defeated Schroeder 9-6 in a Monroe County game, highlighted by Leah Sheridan’s five points and Nola Weaver’s three goals. Schroeder’s Brooke Guelli and Molly Meyer each scored three goals, and Maura Ugine recorded 11 saves.
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