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Pal-Mac Over Gananda-Marion
Eleven players scored for Pal-Mac, led by Jenna Santelli (3g/2a) and Teagan Hudak (2g/2a). Tessa Camelo stopped all five shots she faced in the win.
Read More →Post Season Awards
Since the conclusion of the season, we have worked to collect all the Post Season Awards to release at a single time. As we approach a week out from the State Finals, we have determined that we cannot wait any longer. Tonight, we posted all the information that we have received and will update the missing data when it is provided. We have received some requests to update individual personal pages and apologize to those waiting to see their records updated.
Updated with MC All County (6/22/19)
Penultimate Night of the Regular Season
On the second to last night of the season, all nine scheduled games were played. There are now only 3 games left in the season. Seeding is nearly completed and present (HERE). Much of the seeding appears stable, but we are watching a few key matchups that can make changes in the final seedings. We will publish them as soon as possible tomorrow night.
Tonight's closest game was Wayne 9-8 over Gananda. Additional scores included Greece over Gates Chili 19-0, Irondequoit over Thomas 8-4, Hilton over HFL 11-8, Spencerport over Fairport 13-5, Mynderse-Romulus over Geneva 15-8, Waterloo over Marcus Whitman 11-5, Pal-Mac over Penn Yan 18-4 and Pittsford over Brighton 10-7.
Monday in Final Week
With the final week of the season upon us there were 11 games played tonight (with one being moved to tomorrow). That leaves us with only 17 games left in the regular season. Seeding is becoming much more solid (see seeding page HERE); however, it is always important to remember that every game matters and seeding can change up until the last game is played. Many games tonight were one sided, but two came down to a single goal. HFL defeated Pal-Mac 9-8 and Churchville-Chili defeated Greece Storm 7-6.
Read More →Only Two Games on Thursday
There were two games played tonight with Pal-Mac defeating CC 18-8 and Mercy defeating Livonia 16-7.
Read More →Huge number of Games to Start May
There were fifteen games schedule tonight to open May. HFL defeated Eastridge 8-7 in overtime in the closest matchup of the night. Remaining scores included Irondequoit over Mercy 10-8, Marcus Whitman over Aquinas 10-9, Gananda over Geneva 16-10, Pal-Mac over Mynderse-Romulus 15-5, Waterloo over Wayne 13-10, Spencerport over Brighton 11-3, Hilton over Churchville-Chili 15-8, Fairport over Gates-Chili 20-1, Canandaigua over Penfield 11-5, Penn Yan over Newark-Midlakes 12-6, Thomas over Greece Storm 10-3, Pittsford over Schroeder 10-5 and RH over Victor 19-5.
Read More →Big Night on Saturday
There were 11 games scheduled throughout Section Five tonight including two out of town games: Ithaca over Fairport 12-8 and LaFayette over Newark-Midlakes 19-10. The closest matchup was Aquinas over Penn Yan 14-12. Additional scores included Canandaigua over Victor 12-5, Thomas over Gates Chili 23-0, Penfield over Greece 15-3, Mercy over Waterloo 13-4, Irondequoit over Brockport 20-2, Pal-Mac over Wayne 19-3, Pittsford over R-H 11-5 and Schroeder over Churchville-Chili 12-4.
Read More →Friday Night Games
There were five games played tonight. The closest matchup was Mynderse-Romulus over Wayne 8-7. Additional scores were more one sides with Aquinas defeating Livonia 15-10, Penn Yan defeating Geneva 13-3, Pal-Mac defeating Newark-Midlakes 15-2 and Schroeder defeating Waterloo 17-4.
Read More →Four More Games Tonight
There were four games tonight with the closest coming in Mynderse-Romulus defeating Waterloo 7-6 in overtime. The remaining scores were Newark-Midlakes over Wayne 13-11, Aquinas over Gananda 14-8 and Pal-Mac over Geneva 19-2.
Read More →Two Games on Tuesday
There were two games tonight with RH defeating Skaneateles 7-5 and Pal-Mac defeated Marcus Whitman 17-2.
Read More →Saturday Night Games
There were seven games played tonight in Section Five. Five of the seven were against out of town opponets. The closest matchup was Penn Yan over Aquinas 9-8. Penfield defeated South Jefferson 10-7 and Waterloo defeated Whitesboro 12-9. The remaining scores were Pal-Mac over Hamburg 22-8, Newark-Midlakes over Sweet Home 14-4, Marcus Whitman over Owego 7-3 and Schroeder over Greece Storm 15-5.
Read More →Another Big Night of Games
With Brighton postponing their game versus Liverpool, there were nine games played tonight in Section Five. The closest match-up was Pittsford's double overtime win vs. Canandaigua 7-6 and Brockport's win over Gates-Chili 10-8. Other scores included, Churchville-Chili over Eastridge 16-4, Mercy over Magnificat 16-7, Pal-Mac over Gananda 15-1, Waterloo over Geneva 15-2, Fairport over Thomas 14-5, Victor over HFL 16-8 and Spencerport over Schroeder 16-5.
Read More →Mercy Has Strong 2nd Half in Win over Pal-Mac
Mercy dominated the second half to defeat Pal-Mac 13-9. The Monarchs scored 9 of the last 11 goals in the contest to come back from a three goal deficit. The main difference in the second half was ball-time. Mercy picked up the draw controls in the second half and denied the Red Raiders the ball. Leading in draw controls for Mercy was Karli Harnischfeger with 5.
Read More →Six Games Vs. Out of Town Opponents
Today, there were six games that were all played against out of Section opponents. The closest contest was Chenango Forks' 10-9 win over Waterloo and Aquinas' 13-12 win over Mt. St. Mary. Additional scores were Spencerport over Corning 16-13, Canandaigua over Skaneateles 7-5, Penfield over Hamburg 18-0 and Pal-Mac over Lancaster 20-12.
Read More →Biggest Night of the Year with Six Games
Moving into the next couple weeks, we will see a lot more than six games a night; however, tonight is the current champion with six contests. The closest match-up was Baldwinsville's 6-5 overtime win over Brighton. Churchville-Chili also won a single goal game with their 7-6 win over Greece Storm. The remaining games were Eastridge over Gananda 10-3, Mercy over Mt. St. Mary 21-7, Mynderse-Romulus over Aquinas 16-3 and Pal-Mac over Livonia 16-2.
Read More →Brighton Defeats Pal-Mac
Brighton scored the first three goals and eight of the first ten in their 11-5 win over Pal-Mac. The Barons were dominate on offense and strong on defense during the entire 50 minute contest. Brighton Defenseman Eileen Kelly was a standout force on the field. She recorded 5 caused turnovers including a pair of single pressure takes with just her vs. the Pal-Mac ball carrier. She was joined by Hayley Zielinski, Piper Davis and Brogan Holbrough to keep the Pal-Mac offensive from being able to turn up the pressure.
Read More →2018 Finger Lakes - All League
The Finger Lakes has released their 2018 All League Awards and Final Stadings. The Nine team division released 15 1st Team Awards, 15 2nd Team Awards and 17 3rd Team Awards. Additionally, Player of the Year honors were given to the top defenseman, attacker and midfielder. Waterloo's Andy Lee was named Coach of the Year.
Read More →2018 All American Awards
Today, 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.
Read More →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.
2018 Post Season
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. All four teams will represent Section Five in the State Tournament that begins on Saturday June 2nd at HFL.
Read More →All Tournament Teams 2018
With 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.
Read More →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.
Read More →Semi-Final Match-ups
Updated 5/26/2018. We are now into full Brackets in all four Classes. In Class A, the top 4 seeds advanced. In Class B, the top 3 seeds advanced with Victor (5) defeating Mercy (4). In Class C, the top 4 seeds advanced. In Class D, the top 4 seeds advanced.
Read More →Quarter Final Match-ups
Updated 5/23/2018 - There are eleven Quarter Final Games this season. There are full Quarter Final Brackets in Class B and Class D and partial Brackets in Class A (2 games) and Class C (1 game).
Read More →Four Overtime Games on Wednesday
On the second to last day of the regular season, four of the eight games played went into overtime. R-H defeated Brighton 9-8 off a goal from Rayea Davis, Fairport defeated Canandaigua 10-9 off a goal from Morgan Schwab, Penfield over HFL 7-6 and Geneva over C-C 13-12. Additional scores were Spencerport over Pal-Mac 18-5, Waterloo over Aquinas 14-12, Mynderse-Romulus over Gananda 11-6 and Irondequoit over Greece Storm 9-2.
Eight Games on Saturday
There were eight games played today. Scores for Lake Shore vs. Penn Yan and Penfield vs. South Jefferson are still pending. The closest of the reported games was Schroeder over Thomas 8-7 in overtime. Baldwinsville defeated Irondequoit 8-4, HFL defeated Pal-Mac 14-7, Waterloo defeated Chenango Forks 11-3, Mercy defeated Livonia 19-8 and Mynderse-Romulus defeated Mt. Mercy 18-3.
Read More →Big Game Night for Midweek
There 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.
Read More →Monday Night Games
There were nine games played tonight, the closest of which was Geneva's 7-6 win over Mynderse-Romulus. In other scores, Pal-Mac defeated Marcus Whitman 21-8, Hilton defeated C-C 20-11, Penn Yan defeated Gananda 16-6, Waterloo defeated Newark-Midlakes 17-6, Greece Storm defeated Livonia 18-1, Victor defeated Schroeder 14-9 and Penfield defeated Irondequoit 13-9.
Friday Night has Eight Matchups
After three games were cancelled/postponed due to weather, there were still eight games played tonight. The closest match was Fairport over Penfield 10-7. Other games included RH over Gates Chili 23-0, Pal-Mac over Livonia 18-7, South Jefferson over Schroeder 14-8, Pittsford over Spencerport 12-6, Brockport over Hamburg 15-9, Canandaigua over Eastridge 17-0 and Thomas over CC 11-2.
Read More →Five Games on Thursday
There were five games played tonight with the closest matchup coming in Irondequoit over Mercy 10-9. The other scores were Mynderse-Romulus over Marcus Whitman 15-10, Pal-Mac over Gananda 17-3, Waterloo over Wayne 14-3, Penn Yan over Geneva 11-7.
Read More →Six Games on a Beautiful Monday
There were six games played on Monday and the closest was the 6-5 win by Marcus Whitman over Newark-Midlakes. It was nearly a repeat of the earlier game played on April 20th when Whitman won 8-7. Only the score was reported so additional stats, when updated will be HERE.
Read More →Pal-Mac Wins in Sixth Annual Cradle for the Cure
In the first game of the Girls-Boys Double Header of the "Cradle for a Cure" program, the girl's of Pal-Mac defeated Wayne 20-2. This marked the sixth annual "Cradle for a Cure" matchup to support a local family and Camp Good Days and Special Times. The local fundraising/awareness event is currently in its sixth year. After the Girl's match-up, the Boys played with Wayne defeating Pal-Mac 17-9. The Boy's story can be found HERE.
Nine Games on Friday Night
Picture from Wednesday's Penfield vs. Greece Storm.
There were nine contests played on Friday. The closest matchups were Gananda over Livonia 8-7 and Marcus Whitman over Newark-Midlakes 8-7. Additional scores were: Fairport over Irondequoit 14-9, Geneva over Wayne 12-5, Greece Storm over Gates Chili 16-0, Pal-Mac over Mynderse-Romulus 13-1, Spencerport over Hilton 18-8, Penfield over Schroeder 14-9 and Pittsford over CNS 9-3.
Wednesday Night Full of Games
There were 12 games played tonight, in one of the biggest night of games so far this season. The closest match-ups were two overtime games: Webster Thomas over Victor 8-7 and Newark-Midlakes over Wayne 7-6. Additional games included: Fairport over Gates-Chili 17-0, Penfield over Greece Storm 14-2, Waterloo over Gananda 16-9, Pal-Mac over Geneva 17-5, Canandaigua over Irondequoit 12-6, HFL over Eastridge 14-3, Spencerport over C-C 15-3, Brighton over Brockport 20-3, RH over Hilton 15-9 and Pittsford over Schroeder 15-4.
Single Game for Tuesday
Only a single game was played tonight. Pal-Mac defeated Mercy 12-11. Emma Arnold led in scoring with 6g-4a and Andra Savage added 3g-4a. Jamie Walker recorded 6 draw controls and 5 caused turnovers to lead in both categories. Additional stats are HERE.
Read More →Thursday Has Four Matches
There were four games that were played tonight. Greece Storm defeated Marcus Whitman 14-7, Waterloo defeated Geneva 14-7, Newark defeated Gananda 9-0 and Pal-Mac defeated Penn Yan 18-5.
Read More →Six Games on Monday
There were six games played tonight. The closest game of the night was RH over Thomas 8-7. Additionally, Victor defeated Hilton 12-10, Schroeder defeated Greece Storm 12-6, Pittsford defeated Penfield 9-2 and Pal-Mac defeated Geneva 17-1. The score for Gates Chili vs. Churchville-Chili is still pending.
Read More →Two Games on Tuesday
There were only two games played tonight with Thomas defeating Pal-Mac 12-10 and Newark defeating Gates Chili 14-2.
Read More →All Greater Rochester 2017
The 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.
Read More →Finger Lakes End of Season Awards 2017
Finger Lakes end of season awards come in with 25 First and 24 Second Team All County Players. There are also 20 Honorable Mention Players. In addition, there were 2 All Americans and 2 Academic All Americans. As well as Defense Player of the Year, a Midfield Player of the Year and an Attack Player of the Year.
Read More →State Quarter Finals
Section Five swept Section Six in the State Quarter Finals. Canandaigua defeated Hamburg 16-6, HFL defeated Lake Shore 16-12, Pal-Mac defeated East Aurora 17-0 and Pittsford defeated Frontier 15-1. The Panthers and Red Raiders also won the Boys Western Regional Championships and both schools with have 2 teams in thate State Semi-Finals.
Read More →2017 Class D All Tournament Team
At the conclusion of the Class D Tournament, the All Tournament Team was announced. The Team consists of the top 13 players in the Class D Tournament this year. There are 12 regular spots and an MVP spot.
Read More →Finals Match-ups
The Sectional Finals will be played over the next two days. Class B and Class D will play first on Tuesday May 30th at Pittsford Sutherland. With Canandaigua vs. Thomas starting at 5:00 and Pal-Mac vs, Penn Yan starting at 7:00. Class C and Class A will play second on Wednesday May 31st at Webster Schroeder. With Mercy vs. HFL starting at 5:00 and Pittsford vs. Penfield starting at 7:00.
Read More →Semi-Final Match-ups
The Semi-Final matches will be played over the next two days. In all four tournaments that top 4 seeds advanced to the semi-finals. Class B and Class D will play on May 26th at Pittsford Sutherland and Eastridge. Class A and Class C will play on May 27th at HFL and Schroeder.
After the first night of games, both #1 seeds were defeated by the #4 seeds. Penn Yan avenged their earlier loss in the regular season with a 13-6 win over top seeded Waterloo and Thomas avenged their overtime loss to Brighton in the regular season with an 8-6 win. The #2 seeds (Canandaigua and Pal-Mac) both advanced. The Braves will face the Titans and the Red Raiders will face the Mustangs on Tuesday May 30th.
Last Games of the Regular Season
The last three games of the regular season were played today. Canandaigua over Hilton 9-8 was the closest game. Marcus Whitman defeated Gananda 10-8 and Ath/Ody defeated Eastridge 13-6. With the season completed,final seeding for Sectionals has been announced.
Read More →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.
Tuesday Sees Six Games
There were a total of six games played today. The closest contest was Brighton over Thomas 5-4. Waterloo defeated Wayne 17-9, Mynderse defeated Marcus Whitman 6-3, Pal-Mac defeated Gananda 15-2, Spencerport defeated Brockport 17-8 and Penn Yan defeated Geneva 20-5.
Read More →Ten More Games to Start Week 8
There were 10 games played tonight in Section Five with two finishing with one goal difference. Pal-Mac defeated Jordan Elbridge 10-9 and R-H defeated Victor 11-10. The remaining games were Aquinas over Ath/Ody 17-6, Penfield over Gates-Chili 22-2, Marcus Whitman over Livonia 14-11, Hilton over Oly/Arc 10-5, Pittsford over Schroeder 13-2, East Rochester over Midlakes 11-8, Brighton over Eastridge 21-2 and Thomas over Churchville-Chili 17-6.
Read More →Fourteen Games for Wednesday
With 14 games scheduled tonight, it was one of the biggest nights of the year. Most games were one sided; however, HFL defeated Irondequoit 7-6 and Fairport defeated Victor 7-4. Additional scores were Penfield over Oly/Arc 16-3, Waterloo over East Rochester 17-8, Mynderse over Newark 16-6, Brighton over Brockport 19-1, Canandaigua over Eastridge 20-1, Pittsford over Thomas 11-5, Spencerport over Schroeder 14-4, Penn Yan over Gananda 20-3, Marcus Whitman over Midalkes 19-8 and Pal-Mac over Wayne 18-1.
Read More →Arnold Leads Pal-Mac
Pal-Mac scored the first 11 goals in their 14-3 win over Waterloo. Sophomore Emma Arnold had a standout game for the Red Raiders. She finished with 4g-2a, 4 draw controls, 5 ground balls and 1 caused turnover. She was also a key defensive player in the game. Between the pipes, Sophia Leva also had a strong game for Pal-Mac, she recorded 6 saves and had 3 interceptions when she left the pipes.
Read More →Friday Matchups
Six games were played today. The closest matchup with HFL over Fairport 10-6. Additional games included Arc/Oly over Ath/Ody 14-3, Brockport over Livonia 17-10, Pal-Mac over ER 16-2, Spencerport over Hilton 12-6. Gates Chili vs. Eastridge has not been reported yet.
Read More →Six Games on Thursday
There were six more games played today. Newark defeated Gates Chili 6-5 in the closest contest of the night. Other games were Pal-Mac defeated Geneva 17-4, Marcus Whitman defeated Greece Ath/Ody 15-6, Fairport defeated Schroeder 16-4, HFL defeated Spencerport 17-10 and Hilton defeated Churchville-Chili 12-8.
Read More →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.
Biggest Day of the Season
Eight games were played in Section Five today with seven games reporting on their scores. Aquinas defeated Geneva 16-6, Churchville-Chili defeated Pal-Mac 13-6, South Jefferson defeated HFL 9-5, Penfield defeated Irondequoit 9-6, Spencerport defeated Fairport 11-9, Newark defeated East Rochester 11-8, Mercy defeated Midlakes 15-4. The RH vs. Hamburg score has yet to be reported.
Read More →Finger Lakes End of Season Awards
Finger Lakes end of season awards come in with 24 First and 24 Second Team All County Players. There are also 22 Honorable Mention Players. In addition there were 2 All Americans and 2 Academic All Americans. As well as Co-Defensive Players of the Year, a Midfielder of the Year and an Offensive Player of the Year.
Read More →Quarter Final Match-ups
Quarter final match-ups will be played over the next two days. At this point, Class B and Class C are both full brackets with 8 teams remaining in each. Class A starts their tournament on Monday with two games to decide who will face the #1 and #2 seeds.
Read More →Ten Different Red Raiders Score
Pal-Mac defeated Wayne 14-6 with ten different Red Raiders scoring at least one goal and twelve making the offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was junior attackman Anna Leva with 3g-2a. Leva lead Pal-Mac is both assists and points with 19g-31a (Pal-Mac Season Totals). The Eagles were led by junior midfielder Mary Panepento with 3g-1a. In addition to their offensive leader, goalie Rachel Haywood finished the game with 9 saves and played a strong game between the pipes at 50% over 44 minutes.
Read More →Irondequoit's Alvarado and Pease Lead Team to Victory
Irondequoit's Kierston Pease (2g-1a) and Celina Alvarado (2g-2a) were instrumental in the Eagles 6-5 victory over Pal-Mac. Pease and Alvardo scored the first four goals to take control of the game.
 on 07-28-2026 |
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