Victor Edges Irondequoit in Overtime Thriller

Camryn Adrid's three goals and a late comeback carried Victor to a 9-8 overtime win over Irondequoit in a Class B semifinal thriller, setting up a final against Pittsford.

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Bottiglier Trio Leads Irondequoit to Semis

The Bottiglier trio combined for seven goals and two assists to lead Irondequoit to a 13-4 Section V quarterfinal win over Brighton, with Lucy Whipple adding two goals and three assists.

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4th Quarter Surge Gives Eagles the Win

Facing a 10-9 deficit after three quarters, the Eagles scored four unanswered goals to open the fourth quarter and held on for the win.

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Irondequoit Takes Brighton

Lucy Whipple scored three times and Ellie Bottiglier had four assists for Irondequoit.

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Revlie Genier lead the Scoring for Eagles

Mia Conine made six saves for Irondequoit in the win. Maura Ugine stopped 11 shots for Schroeder.

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Forbes Hits 200 Career Points as Favorites Roll

DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - Monday's eleven-game Section V girls lacrosse slate was highlighted by Geneva's Meghan Forbes reaching 200 career points, while dominant individual efforts from Rush-Henrietta's Kate DeWald, Wayne's Anabelle Ruffell, and Victor's Camryn Adrid helped their teams to lopsided wins. Brighton provided the day's biggest drama, rallying from a late two-goal deficit to edge Thomas 9-7. 

BRIGHTON-9 at THOMAS-7 - Brighton fought back from a late two-goal deficit to clinch the win.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-20 at BROCKPORT-2 - Greta Goodberlet and Shaye Angelo had nine goals and 16 draw controls between them to lead the Cougars to their tenth win of the season.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

WAYNE-15 at GATES CHILI-10 - Anabelle Ruffell led the Eagles with seven goals, two assists, and 12 draw controls.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

HILTON-11 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-15 - Kate DeWald turned in yet another dominant performance for the Royal Comets, recording seven goals, four assists, and 10 draw controls. For Hilton, Charley Barlette and Mika Graves combined for seven goals.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

SCHROEDER-1 at IRONDEQUOIT-9 - Mia Conine made six saves for Irondequoit in the win. Maura Ugine stopped 11 shots for Schroeder.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

SPENCERPORT-3 at VICTOR-16 - Camryn Adrid had six goals to lift Victor to its eleventh win of the season.     [Story and BOX SCORE] 

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-5 at CANANDAIGUA-20 - Leah Sheridan led Canandaigua with five goals and three assists.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-22 at AQUINAS-11 - The Lakers' win was their sixth in a row. Livonia-Avon-Geneseo is 9-2. Aquinas is 5-7. There were no statistics reported from either team at post time.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

FAIRPORT-4 at PITTSFORD-7 - Pittsford extended its season winning streak to nine games despite 10 saves by Fairport goaltender Marisa Test.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

MARCUS WHITMAN-4 at GENEVA-17 - Geneva's Meghan Forbes (6g/1a) achieved several career milestones in the game---her 150th career goal, her 50th career assist, and her 200th career point.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

WATERLOO/MYNDERSE/ROMULUS-17 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-7 - Kinsley Bree scored five goals and assisted on two others for the Seneca Lakers. Zoey Overslaugh had four goals and an assist for Newark-Midlakes.     [Story and BOX SCORE] 

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Ellie Bottiglier has Big Game for Eagles

Lucy Whipple and Ellie Bottiglier collected eight goals and 11 draw controls between them to lead Irondequoit.

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Bottiglier and Velepec each score 4g/1a to lead Eagles

Lucy Whipple had two goals along with 15 draw controls to lead Irondequoit.

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Eagles Rally for Win

Lucy Whipple had three goals, including the 100th of her career, to lead Irondequoit.

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Eagles Over Titans

Irondequoit won its seventh game of the season. Grace Bottiglier and Lila Velepec had four goals apiece to lead the Eagles.

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The Blue Devils recovered from a two-goal deficit at halftime, took the lead early in the fourth quarter, and held off a late Irondequoit rally to win their fifth game of the season.

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Lucy Whipple (6g) and Grace Bottiglier (5g/2a) for Eagles

Lucy Whipple and Grace Bottiglier accounted for 11 of the Eagles' 18 goals, as Irondequoit improved to 6-0 on the season.

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Milestones Highlight Wednesday

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - Career milestone performances highlighted Wednesday's action as Irondequoit's Lucy Whipple recorded her 100th draw control, Pal-Mac's Tessa Camelo made her 100th career save, and Newark-Midlakes' Zoe Overslaugh netted her 100th career goal — all in the same day. Wayne's Lauren Twist netted nine goals in a 17-7 victory over Newark-Midlakes, Marcus Whitman topped Gananda-Marion 12-3, and Brockport edged Mynderse/Romulus/Waterloo 12-11. Mercy-Brighton was postponed to Thursday at 5 p.m.

WAYNE-17 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-7 - Lauren Twist scored nine goals to help the Eagles earn their first win of the season. Zoe Overslaugh, who made her 100th goal, and Kendall DeBrock each had three goals for Newark-Midlakes.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

MARCUS WHITMAN-12 at GANANDA-MARION-3 - With the win, Marcus Whitman improves its record to 1-1, white Gananda-Marion falls to 0-2.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

BETHLEHEM-6 at IRONDEQUOIT-13 - Lucy Whipple collected 11 draw controls, including the 100th of her career, together with three goals and two assists to lead the Eagles to their third consecutive win. Mia Conine made eight saves.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

BROCKPORT-12 at MYNDERSE/ROMULUS/WATERLOO-11 -Brockport earned its second win of the season. M/R/W is now 0-3 on the season. There were no statistics reported from either team at post time.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

PAL-MAC-17 at AQUINAS-7 - Anabelle Grant had seven goals and Tessa Camelo made five saves, including the 100th of her career, to lead the Red Raiders.    [Story and BOX SCORE] 

The game between Mercy and Brighton was postponed to Thursday at 5 pm.

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Irondequoit Wins Third in a Row

For the Eagles, the win was their third straight to open the season.

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Eagles Move to 2-0

Ellie Bottiglier, Grace Bottiglier, and Lucy Whipple combined for 14 goals to lead Irondequoit.

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Irondequoit Advances to Class B Semifinals

Revlie Genier, Lucy Whipple, and Ellie Bottiglier each had three goals to lead No. 4 Irondequoit in a class B quarterfinal game. Brooke Endres had two goals and an assist to lead No. 5 Spencerport. Irondequoit moves on to face Victor in a semifinal game on Thursday. Spencerport finishes its season with a record of 9-9.

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Penfield Triumphs Over Irondequoit

Penfield defeated Irondequoit 12-3 in a Monroe County lacrosse game at Irondequoit. Peyton Rothfuss led Penfield with three goals and four assists Karis Hand recorded six saves for the Patriots. For Irondequoit, goalies Emma Francis and Mia Francis combined for 11 saves.

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Irondequoit Tops Colonie Central

Irondequoit defeated Colonie Central 9-3 in a non-league lacrosse game, with goalies Emma Francis and Mia Conine combining for nine saves. Lucy Whipple and Lila Velepec had three goals apiece for the Eagles, and eighth-grader Kate Bottiglier scored her first varsity goal.

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Fairport, Wayne, and Mercy Shine in High-Scoring Wins

DAY IN REVIEW: Friday, April 11

FAIRPORT-16 at THOMAS-5

GATES CHILI-7 at WAYNE-15

COLONIE CENTRAL-3 at IRONDEQUOIT-9

SALAMANCA JR/SR-8 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-16

WATERLOO-3 at MERCY-16

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Irondequoit Secures Victory Over Pal-Mac

Irondequoit defeated Pal-Mac 13-7, pulling away in the second half behind four goals from Revlie Genier and three from Lucy Whipple. Ninth-grader Rylee Conlon scored her first varsity goal. Irondequoit goalies Emma Francis and Mia Conine combined for five saves. For Pal-Mac, Teagan Hudak and Baylee Vilord each scored twice, and Tessa Camelo finished with 10 saves. Irondequoit remains undefeated against Pal-Mac in seven games between the teams since 2015.

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Aquinas-WOIS, Irondequoit, and CA Lead the Action

DAY IN REVIEW: Saturday, April 5 

THOMAS-5 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-11

PAL-MAC-7 at IRONDEQUOIT-13

AQUINAS-WOIS-14 at FRONTIER-13

LANCASTER-6 at SCHROEDER-3

CANANDAIGUA-13 at ORCHARD PARK-9

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