The Monroe County League first team D-1 awards to Katie Mallaber, Madison Van Gorder, Lilly Mattucci, Jenna Capozzi, Peyton Rothfuss, Cecily Kaul, Dani Mooney, Angelia Oechsle, Catrina Rowe, Danielle Garrett, Kate Dewald, Abby Murphy, Allie Pisano, Julia Bruno, Maia Pronti, Ryann Savage, Lucy Ruller, and Mia Estelle.
VICTOR-12 at FAIRPORT-10 - The Blue Devils won their fifth straight as a late Red Raider rally fell short. There were no statistics reported from Victor (10-3) at post time. Camryn DuBose scored three goals for Fairport (9-5). The Blue Devils visit HF-L on Friday. Also on Friday, the Red Raiders travel to Spencerport to take on the Rangers. [
LIVONIA-AVON-12 at GENEVA-6 - The Lakers improved their record to 8-4, while the Panthers fell to 3-9 on the season. For Livonia-Avon, Lily Rowe had four goals and Sidney Clickner recorded 11 draw controls. Maddie Askin had 13 saves for Geneva. On Friday, Livonia-Avon is at Mynderse-Romulus and Geneva hosts Greece. [
RUSH-HENRIETTA-18 at HILTON-3 - It was the Royal Comets’ ninth consecutive win over the Cadets. Eight players scored for Rush-Henrietta (11-3), including Danielle Garrett (2g/6a), Kate DeWald (4g/2a), and Riley Brown (3g/3a), whose second goal was the 50th of her varsity career. Ryleigh Lent had two goals for Hilton (3-10). The Royal Comets are back on the field Thursday when they take on undefeated Canandaigua. The Cadets visit Brockport on Friday. [
EASTRIDGE/BK-20 at MARCUS WHITMAN-9 - Jillian Willis, Ashley Mandeville, and Ada Krupa led the offensive onslaught for Eastridge/Bishop Kearney (6-5) with six goals apiece, and Nina Alderman recorded 12 saves. For the Wildcats, Aliysiah Clark had five goals, ninth-grader Ellie Deatherage scored her first varsity goal, and Helen Snyder registered nine draw controls. Both teams take to the road on Friday, with Eastridge/Bishop Kearney traveling to Newark-Midlakes and Marcus Whitman visiting Aquinas. [
WATERLOO-16 at GANANDA-MARION-9 - The Tigers improved their record to 8-4, behind seven goals from Maci Mueller, three goals from Giana Delucia, and two goals each from Bailey Rossignol, Lainie Forde, and MacKenzie Tam. Mueller and Rossignol also collected 10 draw controls each, including, for Mueller, the 100th of her varsity career. Leading the scoring for Gananda-Marion (3-10) were Lexi Gallina (4g/1a) and Colleen Ginsberg (3g/1a). Three players on the Blue Panthers achieved career milestones in the game—Maria Melnik collected her 500th career save, and Alexandra Cornell and Jordyn Brice each scored her first varsity goal. [
PAL-MAC-13 at MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-2 - The Red Raiders’ win was their seventh in a row over the Blue Devils dating back to 2018. Eight players scored for Pal-Mac (9-4), led by Jenna Santelli (4g/2a) and Teagan Hudak (2g/2a); Hudak also registered seven draw controls, and Isabelle Cole recorded four saves. Myah Herron and Chelsea Korzeniewski each had a goal for Mynderse-Romulus (7-5). The Red Raiders have a non-league contest Saturday against East Aurora (VI). The Blue Devils host Livonia-Avon on Friday. [
GREECE STORM-8 at SCHROEDER-17 - Leading the scoring for Schroeder (7-5) were Molly Meyer (3g-1a), Makenna Baier (3g-1a), Kylee Race (4g), Madison Dodge (1g-1a), Brooke Guelli (1g-2a), and Lindsay Ruffalo (1g). Senior defender Rachel DeMocker (Schroeder) scored her first Varsity goal in this game. Leading the scoring for Greece Storm (7-4) were Erica Savage (1g-3a), Mara Misiurewicz (4g), Emma Carlson (1g), and Emma Dioguardi (2g). Misiurewicz reached her 200th career goal and Sophomore attacker Emma Dioguardi reached her 50th career goal in the game. [
HILTON-4 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-7 - Leading the scoring for Churchville-Chili (6-6) were Campbell Hewlett (2g-2a), Rorey Turk (1g-1a), Shavonne Callahan (2g), and Alexi Finnigan (1g). Campbell Hewlett reached her 50th career goal in the game. In the goal for Churchville-Chili was Mikayla Mellenthine with 10s/4ga = 71% (48 mins). There was no report from Hilton at post-time. [
PENN YAN-10 at SPENCERPORT-9 - With the win, Penn Yan improved its record to 10-3; for the Rangers, it was their third consecutive loss. Bailey Cooper had a game-high four goals for the Mustangs, and Marion Wheeler registered seven saves. Brooke Endres led Spencerport (8-6) with three goals. Penn Yan is home to Mercy on Friday. The Rangers seek to end their recent streak when they host Brockport on Wednesday. [
GANANDA-MARION-2 at LIVONIA-AVON-13 - There were no reports from either team at post time. [
WAYNE-9 at WATERLOO-14 - Leading the scoring for Waterloo (7-4) were Maci Mueller (5g-4a), Lainie Forde (3g-1a), Giana Delucia (4g), and Bailey Rossignol (2g-1a). In the goal for Waterloo was freshman Peyton Lyons with 6s/5ga = 55% (36 mins). Leading the scoring for Wayne were Isabella Veltre (1g-2a), Anabelle Ruffell (1g-1a), Lauren Twist (1g-1a), Madelyn Hillman (3g), Abby Brown (1g-1a), Samantha Branner (1g-1a), and Julia DiLeo (1a). [
AQUINAS-21 at EASTRIDGE/BK-9 - Leading the scoring for Aquinas (6-5) were Savannah Hinchcliffe (3g-3a), Alexandria Stacy (5g), Brynn Henry (5g), Lily Rule (1g-2a), and Marilena Diaz (3g). In the goal for Aquinas was sophomore Keaghan Smith with 17s/9ga = 65%. Leading the scoring for Eastridge/BK (5-5) were Jillian Willis (3g-1a), Ada Krupa (3g), and Ashley Mandeville (2g). [
SPENCERPORT-12 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-6 - Spencerport defeated HFL this evening in HFL by a score of 12-6. Molly Guzik led the Rangers with 4 goals, 4 assists and 8 Draw Controls, while Share Angelo (3g) was the leading scorer for the Cougars. Spencerport carried a slim 5-4 lead into the half but pulled away in the final two frames to double up the Cougars by games end. [
FAIRPORT-11 at BRIGHTON-7 - Fairport opened its season in defense of its class A title with a win at Brighton. Lily Kondas (5g) and Katie Mallaber (3g) led the Red Raiders’ attack, while Taylor Frank made nine saves. For the Bruins, Ella Brunette and Alexandra Madison had two goals apiece. On April 1, Fairport has a non-league matchup against Cicero-North Syracuse (III). Brighton plays next on April 12, when they host Victor. [
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# 706 2024 All League Awards [UPDATED] The annual All-League Awards have been posted and are available on the player pages as well as the awards page. The Finger Lakes League awarded first team awards to Reagan Diehl, Chelsea Korzeniewski, Anna Priebe, Jenna Santelli, Taryn Goodness, Sidney Clickner, Stella Del Papa, Lainie Forde, Colleen Ginsberg, Myah Herron, Madelyn Hillman, Teagan Hudak, Maci Mueller, Bailey Rossignol, Maddie Whitford, and Amelia Reese. The Attack Player of the Year was Chelseas Korzaneski from Mynderse-Romulus. The Defender Player of the Year was Taryn Goodness from Pal-Mac. The Midfield Player of the Year was Maci Muller from Waterloo who was also named Finger Lakes Player of the Year. The Head Coach of the Year was E.J. Burse (Pal-Mac). The USA Lacrosse All-Americans were Molly Guzik (Spencerport), Hanna Davis (Canandaigua), Devin Livingston (Victor), Ella Peers (Fairport) and Reagan Diehl (Pal-Mac. The All-Academics were Lucy Lederman (Brighton), Angelia Oechsle (Rush-Henrietta), Katie Mallaber (Fairport), and Allie Chimenti ((Wayne).
The D-1 Defensive Player of The Year was Devin Livingston (Victor). The D-1 Offensive Player of The Year was Ella Peers (Fairport) and the Coach of the Year was Dave York (Penfield). The Monroe County League awarded first team D-2 awards to Zoe Baase, Caroline Lyttle, Hanna Davis, Leah Sheridan, Nola Weaver, Campbell Hewlett, Paige Kidd, Shaye Angelo, Ali Baumgartner, Ella Brennan, Emma Francis, Alyssa Nichols, Brooke Endres, and Molly Meyer. The D-2 Defensive Player of The Year was Rose Heagney (Canandaigua). The D-2 Offensive Player of The Year was Molly Guzik (Spencerport) and the Coach of the Year was Kevin O`Connell (HFL) who was also selected as the Monroe County Coach of the Year. The Independent teams also selected awards in 2024. First teams awards went to Mia Lusardi, Krista Harnischfeger, Elinor Meyer, Marina Reddington, Emma Kravetz, Savannah Hinchcliffe, Brynn Henry, Kessa Sangasy, Ada Krupa, Jill Willis, Erica Savage, and Mara Misiurewicz. The Independent Player of the Year was Mia Quagrello (Mercy). The complete list of awards is available from the player tab. |
# 694 The End of the Regular Season BRIGHTON-17 at MERCY-9 - Brighton Junior goalie Lauren Russell reached her 200th save with her 7 saves. Leading the scoring for Brighton (8-8) were junior midfielder Ireland Mistretta (6g-1a), senior attacker Lucy Lederman (5g), and junior attacker Alexandra Madison (1g-2a). There was no report from Mercy (7-9) at post-time. [ BOX SCORE] HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-8 at PENN YAN-10 - The Mustangs extended their winning streak to five wins (13-3) in this close game at Penn Yan. Junior attacker Corinne Barden (Penn Yan) reached her 100th career goal and Junior midfielder Maihue Miranda-Wiltberger reached her 100th career draw controls. Scoring for Penn Yan (13-3) were Bailey Cooper (5g), Madison Pierce (3a), Corinne Barden (2g), and Ruby Berry (1g). Scoring for Honeoye Falls-Lima (7-9) were Camryn Trybuskiewicz (1g-3a), Shaye Angelo (3g), Rylee Bennett (2g), and Paige Kidd (1g). [ BOX SCORE] CANANDAIGUA-18 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-4 - Eight different players scored goals for Canandaigua in this game including Senior defender Jessica Andrews and Sophomore Morgan Whyte who each scored their first Varsity goal in the game. Others scoring for Canandaigua (14-2) were Samantha Lupton (3g-3a), Hanna Davis (4g-1a), and Aubri Mack-Miller (2g). In the goal for Canandaigua was senior Molly Urlacher with 1s/0ga = 100%. There was no report from Churchville-Chili (7-8) at post-time. [ BOX SCORE] GENEVA-11 at WATERLOO-21 - Waterloo extended their winning streak to six wins (12-4) as they watched Maci Mueller (9g-2a), Bailey Rossignol (3g-4a), Lainie Forde (5g-2a), and MacKenzie Tam (3g-1a) lead in scoring. In the goal for Waterloo was freshman Peyton Lyons with 13s/11ga = 54% (48 mins). Scoring for Geneva were sophomore attacker Meghan Forbes (4g-3a), senior attacker Isabella Bonventre (3g-1a), and 8th grade defender Athena Tumbelekis (1g-1a). [ BOX SCORE] GATES CHILI-4 at EASTRIDGE/BK-14 - Eastridge/BK extended their winning streak to five wins (10-5) while Senior midfielder Jillian Willis (6g-1a) reached her 50th career goal. Also scoring were Ada Krupa (4g-3a), Ashley Mandeville (3g-1a), and Kayla Gerson (1g-1a). In the goal for Eastridge/BK was senior Nina Alderman with 11s/4ga = 73% (48 mins). There was no report from Gates Chili (1-10) at post-time. [ BOX SCORE] MARCUS WHITMAN-3 at LIVONIA-AVON-13 - Laker 8th grade attacker Peyton Johnson (Livonia-Avon) scored her first Varsity goal and Sophomore attacker Lily Rowe (3g-3a) reached her 50th career assist while seven different players scored goals for Livonia-Avon (10-6). Also scoring were Maddie Whitford (4g), and Courtney Schirtz (1g-1a). In the goal for Livonia-Avon was junior MacKenzie Laursen with 8s/3ga = 73% (48 mins). Leading the scoring for Marcus Whitman were 8th grade midfielder Evelyn Royston (2g), Aliysiah Clark (1g-1a), and Helen Snyder (1a). [ BOX SCORE] |
# 691 Getting down to the End of the Season IRONDEQUOIT-12 at THOMAS-7 - Alison Baumgartner led the Eagles with three goals and an assist; she also recorded five draw controls, the first of which was the 100th of her varsity career. Ninth-grader Ellie Bottiglier added three goals for Irondequoit (9-6), and Emma Francis had 10 saves. Olivia Bottoni had four goals and Megan Springer made nine saves for Thomas (5-10). Both teams conclude their regular season Wednesday, Irondequoit with a home match against Penfield, and Thomas with an away game against HF-L. [ BOX SCORE] GANANDA-MARION-4 at WAYNE-11 - With the win, the Eagles improved their season record to 8-7. Leading the scoring for Wayne were Isabella Veltre (3g/1a), Madelyn Hillman (3g), and Emma Lockwood (2g). Mimi Ugalde had six saves to anchor the Eagles’ defense. There were no statistics reported from Gananda-Marion (3-11) at post time. Both teams take to the road Wednesday, with the Eagles facing Geneva and the Blue Panthers taking on Mynderse-Romulus. [ BOX SCORE] GATES CHILI-7 at BROCKPORT-11 - The win by the Blue Devils was their 26th in a row over Gates Chili dating back to 2009. Audrey Nichols and eighth-grader Molly McJury had three goals apiece for Brockport (5-10), and ninth-grader Jessica Maher and Leah Breuilly combined for 10 saves. There were no statistics reported from Gates Chili (1-9) at post time. The Blue Devils visit Eastridge/Bishop Kearney on Wednesday. The Spartans’ next game is Thursday, also at Eastridge/Bishop Kearney. [ BOX SCORE] FAIRPORT-19 at ORCHARD PARK-7 - The Red Raiders broke their four-game losing streak and ended their regular season with a non-league win. Ella Peers, Katie Mallaber, and Camryn DuBose each had three goals for Fairport (10-6); Peers also secured a game-high 10 draw controls. Aubrey Caruso, Meghan Arserio, and ninth-grader Brenna Goss scored two goals apiece. [ BOX SCORE] MERCY-11 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-13 - The Royal Comets erased an 11-10 fourth-quarter deficit with three late goals. Kate DeWald tallied four goals and collected seven draw controls to lead Rush-Henrietta (12-4) in its regular season finale. Danielle Garrett added two goals and three assists; her third assist was her 50th as a varsity player. There were no statistics reported from Mercy (7-8) at post time. Mercy hosts Brighton on Thursday. [ BOX SCORE] GENEVA-1 at PAL-MAC-18 - Ten players scored for Pal-Mac (11-4), led by Reagan Diehl (4g/1a) and Jenna Santelli (4g). Lily Boesel contributed two goals, including the 50th of her varsity career, Jaelyn Drain scored her first varsity goal, and Teagan Hudak broke the single-season record at Pal-Mac for draw controls. For the Panthers of Geneva (3-11), Isabella Bonventre scored the lone goal and Maddie Askin made eight saves. The Red Raiders conclude their regular season Wednesday when they travel to Livonia-Avon. The Panthers also resume play Wednesday when they host Wayne. [ BOX SCORE] MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-11 at WATERLOO-14 - Waterloo scored two unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to break open a one-game game and secure the win. Leading the scoring for Waterloo (10-4) were Maci Mueller (6g/4a), Lainie Forde (5g/2a), and Bailey Rossignol (2g/1a). Chelsea Korzeniewski had five goals and three assists for Mynderse-Romulus (8-6). The Tigers have a home game against Newark-Midlakes on Wednesday. The Blue Devils host Churchville-Chili on Tuesday. [ BOX SCORE] LIVONIA-AVON-17 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-15 - With the Screaming Eagles down two players in the fourth quarter, the Lakers scored the tie-breaking goal and a late insurance goal to seal the win. Sidney Clickner (7g/1a) and Lily Rowe (4g/2a) combined for 11 goals and 14 draw controls to lead Livonia-Avon (9-5). For Newark-Midlakes (4-11), Stella Del Papa had six goals (including the 150th of her varsity career) and two assists to go with 10 draw controls; eighth-grader Zoey Overslaugh had six goals as well. The Lakers host Pal-Mac Wednesday. Also on Wednesday, the Screaming Eagles travel to Waterloo for a matchup against the Tigers. [ BOX SCORE] EASTRIDGE/BK-17 at AQUINAS-11 - Eastridge/Bishop Kearney (8-5) was led by Ashley Mandeville, whose six goals included the 50th of her varsity career, and Jillian Willis, who tallied five goals. Kayla Gerson and Ada Krupa each chipped in three goals, and Nina Alderman recorded nine saves. There were no statistics reported from Aquinas (8-6) at post time. Both teams are back in action on Wednesday, when Eastridge/Bishop Kearney hosts Brockport and Aquinas plays host to Hilton. [ BOX SCORE] HILTON-1 at PITTSFORD-14 - There were no statistics reported from either Pittsford (7-8) or Hilton (4-11) at post time. Both teams conclude regular season play Wednesday, with Pittsford at Victor and Hilton at Aquinas. [ BOX SCORE] |
# 687 Victor Over Fairport BRIGHTON-7 at THOMAS-4 - All of the Bruins’ scoring was provided by Ireland Mistretta (4g) and Lucy Lederman (3g). Sophia Shortino had three goals for the Titans, and Megan Springer recorded seven saves. Brighton (6-7) hosts Irondequoit on Friday. Thomas (4-9) has a non-league matchup Saturday against Liverpool (III). [ BOX SCORE]
SCHROEDER-3 at IRONDEQUOIT-13 - With the win, the Eagles remain undefeated against the Warriors over the teams’ last 12 meetings. Leading the scoring for Irondequoit (7-6) were Ella Brennan (5g/3a) and Alison Baumgartner (3g). Molly Meyer had two goals for Schroeder (7-6). On Friday, the Eagles travel to Brighton to meet the Bruins, and Schroeder hosts Penfield. [ BOX SCORE]
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-16 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-5 - The Cougars’ win, sparked by a seven-goal first quarter, was their 13th straight over the Saints. Shaye Angelo and Paige Kidd had five goals apiece for HF-L (6-7), and Lily Brady recorded seven saves. There were no statistics reported from Churchville-Chili (6-7) at post time. The Cougars host Victor on Friday. The Saints visit Mynderse-Romulus on Tuesday. [ BOX SCORE]
NEWARK-MIDLAKES-12 at WAYNE-17 - In this battle of Eagles, the non-screaming variety prevailed. The Eagles of Wayne (6-7) were led by Isabella Veltre (5g/1a), Madelyn Hillman (4g/2a), and Julia DiLeo (4g); Anabelle Ruffell collected eight draw controls, and Mimi Ugalde had 11 saves. For the Screaming Eagles of Newark-Midlakes (4-9), Stella Del Papa had 13 draw controls—including the 200th of her varsity career—to go with two goals and three assists, and Zoey Overslaugh added five goals and an assist. Both teams have home contests on Friday, with Wayne meeting Gates Chili and Newark-Midlakes facing off against Eastridge/Bishop Kearney. [ BOX SCORE]
PITTSFORD-5 at PENFIELD-10 - The Patriots built a 6-1 first-quarter lead on the way to their tenth victory of the season. Penfield (10-4) was led by Peyton Rothfuss, who recorded a game-high four goals and eight draw controls. There were no statistics reported from Pittsford (5-8) at post time. The Patriots visit Schroeder on Friday. The Panthers host section III rival Fayetteville-Manlius on Saturday. [ BOX SCORE]
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# 685 Irondequoit Takes Mercy in OT CORNING-1 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-18 - Eight players scored for Rush-Henrietta (10-3), including ninth-grader Emma DeWald (4g/1a), Danielle Garrett (3g/3a), Riley Brown (3g/2a), and Kate DeWald (3g/2a). Sofie Kiselgof scored her first varsity goal for the Royal Comets, who visit Hilton on Wednesday. [ BOX SCORE]
CNS-7 at PENFIELD-8 - Ninth-grader Whitney Reynolds scored the go-ahead goal with less than four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, and Penfield (9-4) won the ensuing draw and ran out the clock to seal the win. Emma Alexander and Reegan Sercu each had three goals for the Patriots, and Karis Hand recorded eight saves. For the Northstars of C-NS (III), it was only their second loss of the season. Penfield hosts class A rival Pittsford on Wednesday. [ BOX SCORE]
IRONDEQUOIT-14 at MERCY-13 - Lucy Whipple scored in overtime to give the Eagles the win. Leading the scoring for Irondequoit (6-6) were Madelyn Thore (3g/1a) and Ella Brennan (4g/1a). Emma Francis had nine saves for the Eagles. For Mercy (7-6), Mia Quagrello and ninth-grader Maeve Shanahan scored three goals apiece. Irondequoit hosts Schroeder on Wednesday. The Monarchs look to get back on the winning track when they visit Penn Yan on Friday. [ BOX SCORE]
MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-13 at GENEVA-3 - Leading the scoring for Mynderse-Romulus (6-4) were Chelsea Korzeniewski (4g-4a), Jackie Sinicropi (4g-1a), and Myah Herron (4g). In the goal for Mynderse-Romulus was senior Maria Del Carmen with 5s/2ga = 71% (48 mins). Scoring for Geneva were Isabella Bonventre (3g) who reached her 50th career goal, Meghan Forbes (1a), and Teagan Cohrs (1a). [ BOX SCORE]
BRIGHTON-4 at PITTSFORD-3 - The Bruins prevailed in this battle of neighboring rivals. Lucy Lederman led the scoring for Brighton (5-7) with two goals, and Lauren Russell had five saves. There were no statistics reported from Pittsford (5-7) at post time. Both teams resume play Wednesday, with the Bruins visiting Thomas and the Panthers traveling to Penfield. [ BOX SCORE] |
# 674 Rush-Henrietta Win 10-9 |
# 670 Waterloo Over Eastridge/BK 13-12 |
# 666 Penfield and Hilton Win in OT |
# 650 Penn Yan and Waterloo Both Win by One Goal RUSH-HENRIETTA-16 at THOMAS-0 - The Royal Comets enjoyed a successful season opener, led by the scoring of junior Danielle Garrett (4g/3a), sophomore Kate DeWald (4g/1a), ninth-grader Emma DeWald (3g), and sophomore Riley Brown (3g). Kate DeWald also collected nine draw controls, including the 100th of her career. On April 4, Rush-Henrietta travels to West Genesee to play a team to be determined, and Thomas visits Pittsford. [ BOX SCORE] MARCUS WHITMAN-3 at PAL-MAC-19 - Of the nine different players who scored for the Red Raiders, five scored their first Varsity goal: Anabelle Grant, Kenzie Miller, Claire Nolan, Brinn Castrechini and Lia Donaher. Sophomore Aliysiah Clark scored her first Varsity goal for Marcus Whitman. [ BOX SCORE]
PENFIELD-6 at VICTOR-14 - Penfield fell short in its contest against last year’s class B champions. Allie Pisano (4g/1a), Devin Livingston (4g/1a), Julia Bruno (3g/1a), and Maia Pronti (4a) provided the lion’s share of the scoring for Victor. There were no statistics reported from Penfield at post time. .Both teams have non-league contests against section II opponents next week; Penfield hosts Bethlehem on April 1, and Victor travels to Saratoga Springs on April 4. [ BOX SCORE] CANANDAIGUA-21 at BROCKPORT-1 - The Canandaigua Gray Wolves travelled to Brockport this evening to open their season with a 21-1 victory. Hanna Davis (4g-2a), Samantha Lupton (5g-1a), and Leah Sheridan (4g-2a) each tallied 6 points in the convincing win. Zoe Baase scored the lone goal for Brockport while Goalie Jessica Maher notched 10 saves. Brockport will try to shake off the loss tomorrow against Gananda-Marion, while Canandaigua will wait a week before their next contest when they will visit Mercy on 4/3. [ BOX SCORE]
GREECE STORM-11 at WATERLOO-12 - In a tightly contested match, the Warriors prevailed, earning head coach Matthew VanDamme his first varsity win. For Waterloo, Maci Mueller scored seven goals, Lainie Forde chipped in four goals, and sophomore Bailey Rossignol notched her first career goal. Mara Misiurewicz scored five goals and Ava Torrence recorded 12 saves for the Storm. Both teams are off until April 10, when Waterloo hosts Mynderse-Romulus and Greece hosts Brockport. [ BOX SCORE] |
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