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# 700  Penn Yan and Fairport Win Sectionals
PITTSFORD-4 at FAIRPORT-9 - The defending class A champions scored six consecutive goals spanning the first and second quarters and were never seriously challenged.  Reese Fuenfstueck, Camryn DuBose, and Meghan Arserio each had two goals for Fairport (12-6), tournament MVP Ella Peers (1g/2a) had a game-high six draw controls, and Marisa Test made six saves.  The Red Raiders next play the winner of the section VI class A final between Lancaster and Orchard Park at 11 am on Saturday at FLCC.  Morgan Wilson scored her first varsity goal for Pittsford, which finishes its season with a record of 9-10.   There was no report from Pittsford at post-time.      [ BOX SCORE] 

PAL-MAC-8 at PENN YAN-11 - In a game played through a steady rain, the Mustangs came away with their second consecutive class D title and their eighth win in a row.  Tournament MVP Taylor Mullins had two goals to go with 13 draw controls.  Bailey Cooper (3g/2a) and Maihue Miranda-Wiltberger (4g) led the scoring for Penn Yan (16-3).  Teagan Hudak, eighth-grader Brinn Castrechini, and Jenna Santelli had two goals apiece for Pal-Mac (14-5); Santelli’s first goal of the game was the 100th of her varsity career.  The Mustangs advance to play the winner of the section VI class D final between Salamanca and Gowanda at 5 pm on Saturday at FLCC.     [ BOX SCORE] 

 
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# 696  Quarters: All Top Seeds Move on
MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-7 at AQUINAS-15 - Leading the scoring for No. 4 Aquinas (9-7) were Savannah Hinchcliffe (6g/4a), Brynn Henry (3g/5a), and Marilena Diaz (3g); Henry, a ninth-grader, also collected 10 draw controls.  Liz Tantalo had eight saves for Aquinas.   With the win, the Little Irish advance to the class D semifinals, where they will take on No. 1 Penn Yan on Wednesday.  There were no statistics reported from Mynderse-Romulus (9-8) at post time.         [ BOX SCORE] 

MARCUS WHITMAN-1 at PENN YAN-19 - It was the Mustangs` sixth consecutive win, and their fifth straight over No. 8 Marcus Whitman dating back to 2019.  There were no statistics reported from No. 1 Penn Yan (14-3) at post time.  Helen Snyder scored the lone goal for Marcus Whitman (0-16).  The Mustangs move on to face No. 4 Aquinas in the class D semifinals on Wednesday.         [ BOX SCORE] 

GANANDA-MARION-8 at WATERLOO-18 - No. 2 Waterloo (13-4) extended its winning streak to seven games.  Maci Mueller and Lainie Forde combined for 11 of the Tigers’ 18 goals; Forde’s first goal of the game was her 50th of the season.  Ava Bailey and ninth-grader Alexis VanNostrand each scored her first varsity goal for the Tigers, who face No. 3 Pal-Mac in the class D semifinals on Wednesday.  There were no statistics reported from Gananda-Marion (3-13) at post time.         [ BOX SCORE] 

LIVONIA-AVON-7 at PAL-MAC-21 -  Nine players scored for No. 3 Pal-Mac (13-4), including Teagan Hudak (5g/1a), Brinn Castrechini (4g/1a), and Jenna Santelli (4g/1a).  For the Red Raiders, who advance to play No. 2 Waterloo in the class D semifinals on Wednesday, it was their sixth straight win and their seventh in a row over the Lakers.   There were no statistics reported from Livonia-Avon (10-7) at post time.       [ BOX SCORE] 

GREECE STORM-4 at PITTSFORD-18 - With the win, No. 4 Pittsford advances to the class A semifinals, where they will meet No. 1 Penfield on Wednesday.   There were no statistics reported from Pittsford (8-9) at post time.  For Greece, which concludes its season with a record of 9-6, Mara Misiurewicz put the finishing touches on her stellar varsity career with a three-goal performance.        [ BOX SCORE] 
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# 685  Irondequoit Takes Mercy in OT
PAL-MAC-20 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-5 - Ten different players scored goals for Pal-Mac in this game.  Leading the scoring for Pal-Mac (8-4) were Anna Priebe (5g), Jenna Santelli (2g-1a), Baylee Vilord (3g), Jolie Bourgeois (2g-1a), Brinn Castrechini (2g-1a), and Reagan Diehl (1g-1a).  There was no report from Newark-Midlakes at post-time.       [ BOX SCORE] 

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] 

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.       [ BOX SCORE] 

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.       [ 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]   

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.          [ BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery. 

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] 

GANANDA-MARION-2 at LIVONIA-AVON-13 - There were no reports from either team at post time.         [ 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]

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).        [ BOX SCORE] 

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).   [ 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]      
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# 684  Schroeder Over Lancaster 9-8
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were five games played on Saturday and most were mismatches. HFL, Schroeder and Victor were among the winners.

PAL-MAC-9 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-17 - With the win, HF-L remains undefeated in its last nine games against Pal-Mac dating back to 2009.  Leading the scoring for HF-L were Shaye Angelo (3g/5a), Camryn Trybuskiewicz (2g/4a), and eighth-grader Harper Jacob (3g/2a).  Two of the Cougars achieved career milestones in the game—Paige Kidd with her 200th draw control, and Shaye Angelo with her 100th draw control.  For Pal-Mac (7-4), eighth-grader Brinn Castrechini had three goals, and Jenna Santelli and Teagan Hudak had two goals apiece.  Both teams resume play on the road next week, with HF-L taking on Churchville-Chili Wednesday and Pal-Mac facing Newark-Midlakes Monday.         [ BOX SCORE] 

 CNS-13 at BRIGHTON-7 -  Despite keeping the game close in the first half, the Bruins ultimately fell to the top-rated squad in section III.  Ireland Mistretta (3g) led the scoring for Brighton (4-7), while Sara Solomon recorded her first varsity goal.  The Bruins visit Pittsford on Monday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

QUEENSBURY-10 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-8 -  In losing to undefeated Queensbury (II), Rush-Henrietta saw its record fall to 9-3.  The Royal Comets were led by Riley Brown and Danielle Garrett, each of whom scored three goals, and Angelia Oechsle, who had eight saves.  Ashlyn Roberts also scored the 50th goal of her varsity career.  The Royal Comets host Corning (IV) on Monday.        [ BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-9 at LANCASTER-8 - The Warriors handed Lancaster (VI) just its second loss of the season.  There were no statistics reported from Schroeder (6-5) at post time.  The Warriors host Greece on Monday.          [ BOX SCORE] 

VICTOR-12 at MERCY-6 - The Blue Devils improved their record to 9-3 with the win.  There were no statistics reported from Victor at post time.  For the Monarchs, Mia Quagrello led the scoring with two goals, and Elinor Meyer had six saves.  Victor travels to Fairport on Wednesday to take on the Red Raiders.  Mercy hosts Irondequoit on Monday.         [ BOX SCORE] 
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# 679  Brighton Over Penfield - Waterloo Over Aquinas
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - There were ten games scheduled for today and a couple of close ones including Waterloo over Aquinas, Brighton over Penfield, and Spencerport over Mercy.
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# 650  Penn Yan and Waterloo Both Win by One Goal
PENN YAN-7 at IRONDEQUOIT-6 - The Mustangs edged the Eagles in another close match.  Bailey Cooper had five goals and one assist for Penn Yan.  For Irondequoit, Ellie Bottiglier and Grace Bottiglier each had two goals.  Eighth-grader Lucy Whipple also had two goals, including the first of her varsity career.  The Mustangs resume play on Friday, when they visit Corning (IV).  The Eagles next play on April 10 at Churchville-Chili.   [ BOX SCORE] - - More images in the photo gallery.

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] 

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.     [ 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] 

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.     [ 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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