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# 1078  Lena Brunette Leads Brighton to Win
he Bruins took an early lead and cruised to their first victory of the season.
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# 1061  Spencerport Over Geneva
pencerport defeated Geneva 20-2 in the season opener for both teams. After taking a 5-2 halftime lead, the Rangers broke the game open by scoring five goals in the first three minutes of the third quarter.

Brooke Endres (7g), Joey Cerretto (6g), and Jacey Cerretto (4g) combined for 17 of the Rangers’ 20 goals. Seventh-graders Ava Pittman (2g) and Paige Corredine (1g) accounted for the remainder of the scoring; each tallied her first varsity goal in the game. Casey Corredine and Calla Crowley contributed one assist apiece.

For the Panthers, the lone goal scorers were Makenna Harris and Allison Marquart. Maddie Askin made 12 saves.    [ 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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# 1024  Geneva Defeats Brockport in Quarterfinals
eghan Forbes led No. 2 Geneva with five goals, while Allison Marquart and Makenna Harris added four each. It was the Panthers' fifth straight win. Geneva takes on No. 3 Honeoye Falls-Lima in a class C semifinal game on Thursday. No. 7 Brockport finishes at 5-12.
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# 1018  Tense Matchups & Dominant Wins: Quarters in Review
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - The class B and class C quarterfinals were completed today. In class B, there was a mild upset when No. 6 Brighton defeated No. 3 Mercy 12-10, led by a five-goal performance by Ireland Mistretta.
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# 1009  Geneva With A Tight Win
llison Marquart scored the game-winner off a feed from Corrine Ruffo with 1:26 left. Meghan Forbes led Geneva (13-3) with five goals and an assist. Ada Krupa had four goals and three assists for Eastridge/BK (11-3).
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# 1001  Geneva Wins Over Gananda-Marion
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Meghan Forbes led Geneva (12-3) with five goals and one assist, while Allison Marquart added four goals and seven assists. Gananda-Marion remains winless on the season.
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# 988  Geneva Triumphs Over Marcus Whitman
eghan Forbes (3g/2a) and Makenna Harris (6g) led Geneva (11-3). Marcus Whitman falls to 4-11.
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# 987  A Night of Fierce Battles and Dominant Wins
nbsp;DAY IN REVIEW: Monday, May 19

BRIGHTON-9 at PENFIELD-14

SCHROEDER-11 at HILTON-6

MARCUS WHITMAN-2 at GENEVA-14

MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-17 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-5

RUSH-HENRIETTA-9 at MERCY-7

SPENCERPORT-17 at GREECE STORM-2

VICTOR-19 at IRONDEQUOIT-5

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-14 at THOMAS-10 
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# 979  Geneva Takes Match Against Greece Storm
eghan Forbes led Geneva (10-3) with seven goals and an assist. For Greece Storm (6-8), Erica Savage scored seven goals, including the 100th of her varsity career.
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# 967  Churchville-Chili Prevails Over Geneva
havonne Callahan led Churchville-Chili (10-5) with three goals and seven assists. Campbell Hewlett had four goals, including the 100th of her varsity career; she also won her 200th career draw control in the game. For Geneva (9-3), Velia DeMaria and Meghan Forbes scored three goals each, and Maddie Askin recorded 10 saves.
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# 941  Waterloo Holds Off Geneva
aterloo overcame a three-goal deficit in the fourth quarter to secure the win. Maci Mueller led Waterloo with six goals and two assists and reached her 400th career point milestone. Waterloo’s goalie, Peyton Lyons, recorded nine saves in the win. Allison Marquart had five goals for Geneva.
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# 928  Geneva Claims Road Win
eneva earned its ninth win of the season. Allison Marquart led Geneva with three goals and five assists. Geneva's Maddie Askin had eight saves. Myah Herron had eight goals for Mynderse-Romulus.
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# 828  Geneva Tops Lakers in Tight Contest
eneva edged Livonia-Avon-Geneseo 16-15. Evelyn Little scored the game-winner late in the fourth quarter, preserving Geneva's seven-game unbeaten streak.
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# 818  Geneva Triumphs in Non-League Showdown at Eastridge
eneva maintained their undefeated season by defeating Eastridge/BK in a non-league game, 14-10. Leading scorers included Geneva’s Meghan Forbes and Makenna Harris, while Eastridge/BK was led by Neely Hawn and Ada Krupa. Geneva’s goalie Maddie Askin achieved an impressive 75% save rate. Both teams displayed strong efforts in a closely contested matchup.
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# 817  Geneva Triumphs in Non-League Showdown at Eastridge
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: Tuesday, April 22

GENEVA-14 at EASTRIDGE/BK-10
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# 766  Geneva Stays Perfect with Finger Lakes Victory
eneva defeated Newark-Midlakes 17-6 in a Finger Lakes game on Wednesday, maintaining its perfect 5-0 record. Allison Marquart (4g/5a) and Velia DeMaria (8g) led the scoring for the Panthers, while Zoey Overslaugh (5g) was the leading scorer for Newark-Midlakes.
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# 760  Geneva Secures Win Against Marcus Whitman
eneva defeated Marcus Whitman 11-4 in a Finger Lakes matchup. Makenna Harris led Geneva with six goals and an assist. Aubriella Bowman and Helen Snyder scored two goals each for Marcus Whitman. Geneva (4-0) remains undefeated on the season. 
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# 755  Thrilling Victories and Nail-Biters on Monday
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: Monday, April 7

HILTON-5 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-17

GENEVA-11 at MARCUS WHITMAN-4

WAYNE-17 at BROCKPORT-6

WEST GENESEE-10 at PENN YAN-9

NEWARK-MIDLAKES-17 at GANANDA-MARION-5

WATERLOO-13 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-12 in Overtime

AQUINAS-WOIS-6 at LANCASTER-16
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# 739  Geneva Takes Control in FL Matchup
eneva overpowered Mynderse-Romulus 16-7 in a Friday matchup, with standout contributions from Makenna Harris and Allison Marquart. Chelsea Korzeniewski led the Blue Devils with three goals. The Panthers` eight-goal second quarter was pivotal in their win.
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# 737  Churchville-Chili, Geneva and Penn Yan Shine
strong>DAY IN REVIEW: Friday, April 4

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-16 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-6

MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-7 at GENEVA-16

PENN YAN-12 at BRIGHTON-8

CNS-13 at FAIRPORT-8

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-2 at PENFIELD-15

HILTON-8 at MERCY-14

NEWARK-MIDLAKES-5 at AQUINAS-WOIS-17

GATES CHILI-2 at WATERLOO-15

VICTOR-25 at SPENCERPORT-6

MARCUS WHITMAN-4 at MEXICO-9
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