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# 1077  Penn Yan Over Corning
enn Yan built an 8-2 halftime lead over Corning (IV) and coasted to its second victory of the young season.
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# 1072  Big Performances Highlight Opening-Day Wins
opener for both teams, Greece Storm came away with the victory. It was the Storm’s sixth consecutive win over the Wildcats dating back to 2018.

Emma Dioguardi had five goals and an assist to lead the Storm’s attack. Haley Duxbury (1g/2a), Madelyn Lovejoy (2g/2a), and Isabella Escobar (1g/1a) also scored for Greece; Isabella Escobar’s goal was the first of her varsity career.

For Marcus Whitman, Cerra Stape had two goals. Sydney Shaw registered nine saves in the loss.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

MYNDERSE/ROMULUS/WATERLOO-12 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-13 - In the closest match of the day, Livonia/Avon/Geneseo held off a second-half rally by Mynderse/Romulus/Waterloo to earn the victory. Maddie Whitford (6g), Sidney Clickner (2g/3a), and Lily Rowe (3g/2a) accounted for the lion’s share of the scoring for L/A/G; the remainder came from Arianna Scalisi (1g/1a) and Taryn Rossborough (1g). There were no statistics reported from M/R/W at post time.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

PENN YAN-14 at CORNING-6 - Penn Yan built an 8-2 halftime lead over Corning (IV) and coasted to its second victory of the young season. Bailey Cooper led the attack for the Mustangs, recording five goals and three assists; she also collected 18 draw controls, including the 300th of her varsity career. Lila Hansen and Makenna Mullins each had three goals. Addison Gillette (2g/2a) and Miley Andersen accounted for the remainder of the Mustangs’ scoring. Megan Wheeler and Evelyn Little combined for four saves.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-5 at CANANDAIGUA-13 - The Gray Wolves won their first game of the season, led by Leah Sheridan (4g/1a) and Lola Schorr (3g/3a). Keira Gioseffi added three goals for Canandaigua. Leah Sheridan also recorded a game-high six draw controls, including the 100th of her varsity career. The win was the twelfth in a row for Canandaigua over their rivals from Schroeder. 

For the Warriors, Molly Meyer (2g), Lola Wambach (2g), and Molly Murphy (1g) accounted for all of the scoring. Shae Coon recorded an assist in the loss.   [ Story and BOX SCORE] 
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# 1056  2025 All League Awards and More

[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 Jenna Santelli, Brinn Castrechini, 
Lily Boesel, Baylee Vilord, Kinsley Bree, Bailey Rossignol, Meghan Forbes, Maddie Askin, Makenna Harris, Laurne Twist, Sam Branner, Maddie Whitford, Lily Rowe, Chelsea Korzeniewski, Zoey Overslaugh.

 The Finger Lakes Player of the Year was Maci Muller from Waterloo. The Co-Attack Players of the Year were Isabella Veltre from Wayne and Myah Herron from Mynderse-Romulus. The Defender Player of the Year was Taryn Goodness from Pal-Mac. The Midfield Player of the Year was Teagan Hudak from Pal-Mac. The Head Coach of the Year was, once again, E.J. Burse (Pal-Mac).

The USA Lacrosse All-Americans were Bailey Cooper (Penn Yan), Maci Mueller (Waterloo), Ella Peers (Fairport), Ireland Mistretta (Brighton) and  Peyton Rothfuss (Penfield). The All-Academics were Kate DeWald (Rush-Henrietta), Emma Francis (Irondequoit), Lauren Garringer (Pittsford), and Brin Gotham (Victor).

The Monroe County League first team D-1 awards to Camryn DuBose (Fairport), Ellie Miller (Fairport), Madison Van Gorder (Fairport), Lilly Mattucci (Hilton), Alyson Welz (Penfield), Avery Fordham (Penfield), Emma Alexander (Penfield), Jenna Capozzi (Penfield), Peyton Rothfuss (Penfield), Cecily Kaul (Pittsford), Ella Murphy (Pittsford), Lauren Garringer (Pittsford), Danielle Garrett (Rush-Henrietta), Kate DeWald (Rush-Henrietta), Taylee Bernarduci (Rush-Henrietta), Allie Pisano (Victor), Julia Bruno (Victor), Lila Kubrich (Victor), Maia Pronti (Victor).

The D-1 Defensive Player of The Year was Brin Gotham (Victor). The D-1 Offensive Player of The Year was, again, Ella Peers (Fairport) and the Coach of the Year was, again, Dave York (Penfield) who was also named USA Lacrosse Coach of the Year from Section V. 

The Monroe County League awarded first team D-2 awards to Alexandra Madison (Brighton), Ella Brunette (Brighton), Ireland Mistretta (Brighton), Leah Sheridan (Canandaigua), Maddie Passalacqua (Canandaigua), Ellie Bottiglier (Irondequoit), Emma Francis (Irondequoit), Lucy Whipple (Irondequoit), Brooke Endres (Spencerport), Raquel Circhirillo (Spencerport), Lola Wambach (Schroeder), Carly Fitch (Thomas).

The D-2 Defensive Player of The Year was Emma Francis (Irondequoit). The D-2 Offensive Player of The Year was Ireland Mistretta (Brighton) and the Coach of the Year was Mike Butler (Irondequoit).

The Monroe County League awarded first team D-3 awards to Molly McJury (Brockport), Campbell Hewlett (Churchville-Chili), Shavonne Callahan (Churchville-Chili), Evie Amesbury (Gates Chili), Harper Jacob (HFL), Shayne Angelo (HFL), and Tessa Peinkofer (HFL).

The D-3 Defensive Player of The Year was Tessa Peinkofer (HFL). The D-3 Offensive Player of The Year was Shaye Angelo (HFL) and the Coach of the Year was Kristen Butka (HFL). 

The Independent teams also selected awards in 2024. First team awards went to Ada Krupa (Eastridge/BK), Brynn Henry (Aquinas), Maeve Shanahan (Mercy), Emma Kravetz (Mercy), Kessa Sangasy (Aquinas), Lila Hansen (Penn Yan), Maihue Miranda-Wiltberger (Penn Yan), Makenna Mullins (Penn Yan), Mia Lusardi (Mercy), Mia Quagrello (Mercy), Neely Hawn (Eastridge/BK), Savanah Hinchcliffe (Aquinas). The Independent Player of the Year was Bailey Cooper (Penn Yan).

The complete list of awards is available from the player tab.
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# 1045  Penn Yan Overcomes Eden Central
ailey Cooper had six goals, including the 300th of her career, and won a game-high 10 draw controls to lead Penn Yan. The Mustangs advance to face South Jefferson (Section III) in the regionals on Saturday.
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# 1037  Penn Yan Wins Class D
ailey Cooper had five goals and an assist to lead No. 1 Penn Yan. Maihue Miranda-Wiltberger won 17 draw controls to help secure the win. For No. 2 Waterloo, Kinsley Bree led the scoring with two goals and one assist. Waterloo finishes its season at 10-7. The Mustangs advance to the sub-regionals Thursday at Williamsville South HS, where they will take on Eden (section VI).
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# 1028  Penn Yan Advances to Class D Final
ailey Cooper (4g/4a), Gianna Voigt (1g/5a), and Maihue Miranda-Wiltberger (3g) led the scoring for No. 1 Penn Yan. With the win, the Mustangs advance to the class D final, where they will take on No. 2 Waterloo next Tuesday. Marcus Whitman finishes the season with a record of 4-13.
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# 937  Penn Yan Outscores Thomas
aihue Miranda-Wiltberger led Penn Yan with four goals. Bailey Cooper and Gianna Voigt added three goals each.
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# 865  Mercy Secures Victory Over Penn Yan
ercy maintained its undefeated season record, defeating Penn Yan 14-10 in a non-league contest. Bailey Cooper led Penn Yan with five goals and three assists in the loss.
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# 839  Penn Yan Gets Narrow Victory Over Irondequoit
n an overtime thriller, Penn Yan edged Irondequoit 11-10 in a non-league matchup. Bailey Cooper led Penn Yan with six goals and two assists.
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# 821  Ithaca Secures Win Against Penn Yan
thaca defeated Penn Yan 13-8 in a non-league game. Bailey Cooper led Penn Yan with four goals and two 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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# 785  Duxbury Secures Win Over Penn Yan
uxbury earned a 13-9 victory over Penn Yan in a non-league matchup. Junior attacker Gianna Voigt recorded her 50th career goal for the Mustangs.
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# 703  Victor and Fairport Back to the Finals
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY, June 7 - Section V had teams in all four of the NYS semifinals and two will advance to the championship round as both Fairport and Victor won close games.

FAIRPORT-10 at MASSAPEQUA-9

VICTOR-11 at WEST ISLIP-10

MERCY-8 at SAYVILLE -13

PENN YAN-4 at COLD SPRING HARBOR-18
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# 702  A Clean Sweep for Section V
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY, June 1 - All four Section V teams won their quarterfinal contests at Finger Lakes Community College today.

LANCASTER-7 at FAIRPORT-12

GOWANDA-4 at PENN YAN-17

LAKE SHORE-8 at MERCY-17

CLARENCE-0 at VICTOR-22
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# 692  Brighton, Churchville-Chili and Penn Yan Win
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - With only two days left in the regular season and things winding down, there were three games played today. Brighton won a 9-6 contest over Canandaigua, Penn Yan won its game against Schroeder by a score of 15-3, and Churchville-Chili was a 13-3 winner against Mynderse-Romulus.
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# 645  Fairport and Victor Move On to Championship Day
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - Fairport and Victor both punched their tickets to the Championship round on Saturday. The Red Raiders beat Suffern 8-7 and the Blue Devils had an 18-5 win against Bethlehem. HF-L fell to John Jay and Penn Yan lost to Bronxville.
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# 618  Tuesday: Mynderse-Romulus and Eastridge WIn
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were five games played today and the winners were Penn Yan, Pal-Mac, Mynderse-Romulus, and Eastridge.images in the photo gallery.
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