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Monroe County End of Season Awards 2017
Monore 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.
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 →2017 End of Season Awards
Updated (07/09/2017): End of season awards are beginning to be released starting today. Finger Lakes has submitted their All County lists, All American Lists and Player of the Year lists for publication. D&C All Greater Rochester list and Senior All Star Rosters have been updated. Monroe County Lists have been updated.
Read More →2017 Class A All Tournament Team
At the conclusion of the Class A Tournament, the All Tournament Team was announced. The Team consists of the top 13 players in the Class A Tournament this year. There are 12 regular spots and an MVP spot.
Read More →Big Night of Games for Wednesday
There 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.
Read More →Ten More Matches
There were ten more matches played in Section Five today. Mostly all games were one sides. The closest of the contests was Spencerport over Churchville-Chili 15-8. Additional scores were Pittsford over Ath/Ody 19-1, Penfield over Hilton 17-4, RH over Arc/Oly 20-4, Canandaigua over Brockport 20-8, Mynderse over ER 17-4, Irondequoit over Eastridge 13-1, Victor over Schroeder 17-9, Aquinas over Gananda 14-3 and Fairport over Gates Chili 13-1.
Eight Matches to Begin the Week
Coming off a break week, there were eight games tonight. There were three one goal games tonight: Victor over Thomas 9-8, Wayne over Newark 7-6 and Schroeder over Hilton 14-13. Additional scores were Greece Arc/Oly defeated Eastridge 18-6, Penfield defeated Churchville-Chili 13-6, Marcus Whitman defeated Livonia 17-7, Pittsford over Rush-Henrietta 13-3 and Geneva defeated East Rochester 10-3.
Read More →Thirteen Games to Start Week 4
Another huge night in Section Five lacrosse. With thirteen games, final scores ranged from a quadruple overtime in Penfield over Rush-Henrietta 7-6 to Penn Yan's 21-4 win over Midlakes. Additional scores were Aquinas over Mercy 8-5, Victor defeated Oly/Arc 16-5, Churchville-Chili defeated Brockport 15-9, Wayne defeated Gates Chili 14-11, Mynderse defeated Geneva 17-5, Pal-Mac defeated Marcus Whitman 16-4, Waterloo defeated Newark 18-3, Canandaigua defeated Thomas 12-11, Schroeder defeated Eastridge 16-2, Fairport defeated Hilton 18-5 and Gananda defeated East Rochester 4-3.
Read More →Weather Claims More Games
Of the six matches scheduled for today, three were cancelled due to weather. Of the remaining three, Mynderse defeated Midlakes 10-7, Penfield defeated Baldwinsville 7-3 and Marcus Whitman defeated East Rochester 12-2.
Read More →Ten Matches: Mostly One Sided
There were ten matches tonight with only 2 games under a 5-goal differential. The closest match of the night was Irondequoit defeated R-H 11-8. Livonia over Gates Chili 12-8 was also under a 5-goal differential. Rounding out the scoring were Waterloo over Gananda 11-3, Pal-Mac over Midlakes 17-2, Victor over HFL 13-8, Penfield over Brockport 15-4, Penn Yan over Mynderse 12-7, Arc/Oly over Eastridge 14-9, Brighton over Fairport 14-6 and Canandaigua over Hilton 15-3.
Four Games on Wednesday
With three scores in, Livonia defeated Midlakes 12-6, Mynderse defeated Greece Ath/Ody 11-5, Brighton defeated Penfield 12-6 and Newark defeated Eastridge 5-4.
Read More →Smolensky Lead Brighton in Win
Kathryn 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.
Read More →Monroe County End of Season Awards
Monroe County End of Season Awards have 50 First and 50 Second Team All County Players. In addition there were 4 All Americans and 4 Academic All Americans. As well as Defensive Players of the Year, a Midfielder of the Year and an Offensive Player of the Year.
Read More →Lill Scored as Time Expired to Give Schroeder the Win
In the first game of the tournament season where the lower seed was victorious, #5 Webster Schroeder defeated #4 Penfield 8-7. The Warriors scored the game winning goal with 0:00.3 remaining on the clock. Payton Lill scored her fourth goal as time expired to give the Warriors the win.
Read More →Howe and Pollack Lead Fairport to Victory
Maddie Howe scored 5g-1a and Brittney Pollack scored 2g-4a to lead Fairport to a 12-8 win over Penfield. The two were a part (either goal or assist) on 10 of the 12 goals for the Red Raiders. Penfield kept the game close for the first 35 minutes before Fairport started pulling ahead. The Red Raiders scored the final three goals and four of the last five to secure the win.
Read More →Eight Games Finish April
There were eight games played on the last day of April. Half were close and half were one-sided. R-H defeated Schroeder 9-8, Eastridge defeated Newark 8-7, Corning defeated Canandaigua 12-8 and Penfield defeated Churchville-Chili 9-4. On the other side of the coin, Irondequoit defeated Livonia 17-4, Victor defeated Hilton 17-5, Thomas defeated Lancaster 17-6 and Brighton defeated Mercy 22-5.
Read More →A Tuesday Full of Games
With 11 Games tonight the closest game of the night was two-goal wins from Brighton over Schroeder 9-7 and Irondequoit over R-H 10-8. The largest disparity was Hilton over Gates-Chili 18-3. The remaining games were Pittsford over C-C 9-3, Penfield over Victor 12-8, Fairport over HFL 13-10, Brockport over Eastridge 21-9, Aquinas over Gananda 14-4 and Thomas over Canandaigua 8-4.
Read More →Four One Goal Games
Four games were decided by a single goal tonight. HFL defeated Thomas (6-5) in overtime, Greece Ath/Ody defeated Eastridge (9-8), Fairport defeated Churchville-Chili (8-7) and Mynderse defeated Midlakes (10-9). In more one sided contests, Canandaigua over Schroeder 8-4, Pittsford over Irondequoit 9-6 and Hilton over Greece Oly/Arc 13-4.
Three Games Played as Weather Warms Up
After two days of all games being cancelled, three games were finally played in Section Five. Although five others were cancelled, Canandaigua defeated Waterloo (12-3), Fairport defeated Aquinas (16-6) and Penfield defeated Irondequoit (9-8).
Read More →2015 All-Greater Rochester
The 2015 All Greater Rochester list was published at the end of the season and Webster Thomas senior Emily Resnick was named the 2015 Player of the Year by the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. All told, sixteen players were noted on the list. Leading the charge were players from Churchville Chili, Victor, Pittsford and Irondequoit with two players each.
 on 07-28-2026 |
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