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# 398  2018 Monroe County - All League
he 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.
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# 396  2018 All American Awards
oday, the Section released the 2018 All American and Academic All American Award winners.  There were a total of 5 winners for each award in the Greater Rochester Region.  Both All American and Academic All American awards were split with 4 coming from Monroe County and 1 coming from the Finger Lakes.
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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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# 390  All Tournament Teams 2018
ith 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.
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# 389  Section Five Finals

Updated 05/29/2018 The Tournament has been completed and we have our Champions.  In Class A, Penfield defeated RH.  In Class B, Brighton defeated Spencerport in overtime.  In Class C, HFL defended their Title and defeated Geneva.  In Class D, Pal-Mac defending their Title and defeated Penn Yan.  In addition to securing the Girl's Section Five Championship, the Penfield Patriots Boy's program also won the Class A Title.
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# 373  First Night for the Last Week of Regular Season
here 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.
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# 365  Big Game Night for Midweek
here 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.
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# 348  Another Big Night for the Middle of the Week
here were 11 games played tonight in Section Five.  Spencerport fell to Victor 12-8 which leaves only Pittsford as being undefeated on the season.  The closest game of the night was Gananda over Geneva 11-10.  Additional scores included, Pittsford over C-C 17-0, Canandaigua over Brockport 16-2, Brighton over Eastridge 18-1, Penfield over Gates Chili 19-1, Mercy over Aquinas 11-6, Penn Yan over Wayne 15-3, RH over Greece Storm 15-9, HFL over Irondequoit 11-7 and Fairport over Hilton 17-7.
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# 345  Brighton Fights Back for Late Win
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.
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# 330  Seven Games on Wednesday
here were seven games played tonight in Section Five.  Canandaigua remained undefeated at 4-0 with their 9-8 win over Thomas in the closest matchup of the night.  In other scores, West Genesee defeated RH 10-3, Pittsford defeated Brighton 7-4, Schroeder defeated Eastridge 14-1, Mercy defeated Clarence 14-6, Victor defeated Brockport 14-3 and Irondequoit defeated Churchville-Chili 18-6.  
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# 307  Monroe County End of Season Awards 2017
onore Couny end of season awards come in with 50 First and 48 Second Team All County Players.  In addition, there were 4 All Americans and 4 Academic All Americans.  As well as three divisional Players of the Year.
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# 306  All Greater Rochester 2017
he Rochester Democrat and Chronicle announced their 2017 All-Greater Rochester Lacrosse team on Friday. The list features the top sixteen players and a number of honorable mentions were led by HFL senior Caitlin Muir who was named Player of the Year. She finished the season with 64g-30a.  She will continue to play next season at Michigan.
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# 288  Brighton Pulls Away in Second Half
op seeded Brighton scored a four goal stretch to end the first half and begin the second half to defeat #8 seeded Irondequoit 9-6.  Irondequoit led for a large portion of the first half, and remained competitive before Brighton began to pull away in the early second half.
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# 273  Big Night of Games on Monday
here were 13 games to start out the week.  Fairport defeated Penfield 11-10 and Waterloo defeated Aquinas 13-12 in the closest games of the night.  Additional games included, Brighton over Churchville-Chili 7-2, Thomas over Pal-Mac 13-10, Midlakes over Gananda 9-5, Penn Yan over East Rochester 18-5, Victor over Hilton 13-3, Mynderse over Eastridge 20-8, Spencerport over Livonia 22-5, CBA over HFL 17-11, Arc/Oly over Gates Chili 19-4, Canandaigua over Geneva 16-4 and Brockport over Ath/Ody 14-7.
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# 266  Eleven Games on Friday
There were eleven matches tonight in Section Five.  The closest match-up was Gates Chili over Ath/Ody 16-15.  Canandaigua defeated Schroeder in a two goal contest 11-9 and Aquinas defeated Penn Yan 9-7.  Additional scores included, Pittsford over Marcellus 14-10, Churchville-Chili over Brockport 14-6, Pal-Mac over Penfield 18-7, Spencerport over Lake Shore 22-10, Gananda over Newark 7-4, Mynderse over East Rochester 15-6, Brighton over Victor 10-3 and Fairport over Irondequoit 14-5.
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# 262  Big Night of Games for Wednesday
here 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.
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# 252  Thursday Finishes with Six Games
ix more games were played tonight.  The closest match-up was two five goal games in Brockport over Gates Chili 12-7 and Canandaigua over Penfield 11-6.  Additionally, Wayne defeated East Rochester 13-7, Aquinas defeated Geneva 19-9, Brighton defeated Mercy 16-6 and Mynderse defeated Livonia 15-5.
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# 244  Eleven Matches to End the Week
here were 11 match-ups tonight to end the Week.  Two previously undefeated teams lost their first game tonight: Penn Yan defeated Aquinas 5-3 and Churchville-Chili defeated Lake Shore 14-8.  Brighton defeated RH 8-6 to remaining the only undefeated team (8-0) in Section Five.  Geneva defeated Gananda 7-5, Canandaigua defeated Hamburg 14-0, Mercy defeated Amherst 15-5, Waterloo defeated Mt. Mercy 14-2, Livonia defeated Wayne 9-8, Irondequoit defeated Victor 10-7, Newark defeated Midlakes 9-5 and Thomas defeated Schroeder 12-6.
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# 233  Brighton Wins Sixth Straight
righton scored nine of the first ten goals in their 13-5 win over HFL.  Brighton scored the opening goal, and although the Cougars tied at 1-1, the Barons never trailed.  The first three goals were all scored off the 8m line.  For Brighton, Kathryn Smolensky and Eleanor Burns scored.  Brittany Chamberlain scored the first goal for HFL.
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# 210  Wednesday's Games
Fourteen games were played today.  HFL defeated Eastridge 18-1 in the largest differential of the day.  Marcus Whitman defeating Wayne 12-11 in the closest game of the night.  Additional games: Fairport defeated Greece Olympia/Arcadia 16-6, Waterloo defeated Geneva 15-9, Midlakes defeated East Rochester 10-2, Gananda defeated Newark 9-1, Aquinas defeated Nichols 9-5, Victor defeated Gates Chili 16-5, Pal-Mac defeated Penn Yan 12-7, Schroeder defeated Greece Athena/Odyssey 16-3, Brighton defeated Canandaigua 10-6, Irondequoit defeated Brockport 14-7, Pittsford defeated Churchville-Chili 11-2 and Spencerport defeated Thomas 12-8.
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# 181  Smolensky Lead Brighton in Win
athryn Smolensky finished with 3g-2a in Brighton's 12-6 win over Penfield.  The Barons scored ten goals straight before Penfield scored the final three goals during a single yellow card against Brighton.  The Patriots came out of the gate strong and scored the opening two goals.  Lindsay Hernady scored unassisted on fast-break goal only 0:26 into the contest.  Two minutes later Chelsea Atkins fed the ball to a cutting Megan Motkowski to give the Patriots a 2-0 lead with 22:46 left in the first half.  Brighton followed with two of their own.  Rene Gangarosa assisted Smolensky for the opening goal and two minutes later Gangarosa scored unassisted.  Her goal came after she picked up her own rebound directly on the crease and scored on the strong second effort.  Penfield third goal was scored with Brighton's goalie out of position and Lucy Rugaber feeding across the cage to Madigan Lublin.  
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