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# 474  Post Season Awards
ince 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.

Updated with MC All County (6/22/19)
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# 393  State Semi-Finals
hree Section Five Teams advanced to the State Finals tomorrow.  After all four teams moved on to the State Semi-Finals, three of the four won today and will play for their respective State Titles tomorrow.  In the first game this morning, HFL defeated Brewster 10-9.  The second game found Bronxville defeating Pal-Mac 14-5.  The third game featured Penfield forcing overtime and defeating North Rockland 9-8.  The final game had Brighton defeating John Jay 17-7.
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# 392  State Quarter Finals
The Section Five Class Champions faced off today against their counterparts from Section Six.  At the end of the day, all four Section Five Champions moved on to the State Final Four.  HFL defeated Lake Shore 12-7, Pal-Mac defeated Eden 17-3, Penfield defeated Lancaster 17-5 and Brighton defeated Frontier 18-1.
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# 303  Finger Lakes End of Season Awards 2017
inger 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.
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# 253  Friday Has Eleven Matches
here were 11 games were played tonight in Section Five.  There were a total of three one goal games: Ath/Ody over Eastridge 9-8, Geneva over Midlakes 11-10 and R-H over Spencerport 7-6.  The remaining games were Pittsford over Victor 11-6, Penn Yan over Marcus Whitman 12-4, Pal-Mac over Newark 16-3, Mynderse over Gananda 16-5, Hilton over Brockport 21-9 and Thomas over Fairport 12-7.
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# 250  Arnold Leads Pal-Mac
al-Mac scored the first 11 goals in their 14-3 win over Waterloo.  Sophomore Emma Arnold had a standout game for the Red Raiders.  She finished with 4g-2a, 4 draw controls, 5 ground balls and 1 caused turnover.  She was also a key defensive player in the game.  Between the pipes, Sophia Leva also had a strong game for Pal-Mac, she recorded 6 saves and had 3 interceptions when she left the pipes.
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