Saturday Showdowns: A Full Day of Action"

DAY IN REVIEW: Saturday, May 10

GENEVA-17 at MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-11

EASTRIDGE/BK-7 at HILTON-14

CNS-14 at VICTOR-10

PENN YAN-18 at THOMAS-11

CANANDAIGUA-2 at SOUTH JEFFERSON-19

PAL-MAC-19 at WILLIAMSVILLE SOUTH-4

GANANDA-MARION-3 at BROCKPORT-18

SCHROEDER-16 at WATERLOO-5

LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-14 at NIAGARA-WHEATFIELD-7

MERCY-10 at BALDWINSVILLE-9

HORSEHEADS-13 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-10

PITTSFORD-15 at FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS-4

SKANEATELES-12 at BRIGHTON-8

Brockport Beats Gananda-Marion

Brockport secured an 18-3 victory over Gananda-Marion in a non-league game on Saturday. Kendall Akers (5g) and Molly McJury (4g) led the Brockport attack, while sophomore goalie Jessica Maher made four saves.

Geneva Claims Road Win

Geneva 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.

Schroeder Earns Win Over Waterloo

Molly Meyer led Schroeder with four goals. For Waterloo, Maci Mueller had two goals and an assist, and Peyton Lyons had 12 saves, including the 200th of her career.

CNS Prevails Over Victor

CNS was led by Gabrielle Putman and Elizabeth Smith, who each scored four goals, and Jillian Howell, who recorded nine saves. Allie Pisano had three goals for Victor.

Horseheads Over Churchville-Chili

Churchville-Chili was led by Campbell Hewlett (5g/1a) and Shavonne Callahan (4g/4a). Mikayla Mellenthine recorded seven saves in the loss.

Canandaigua Falls to South Jefferson

Amalia Netto led South Jefferson with eight goals and four assists. Leah Sheridan and Samantha Lupton each had a goal for Canandaigua.

Pal-Mac Takes Williamsville South

With the win, Pal-Mac extends its current winning streak to seven games. Teagan Hudak led Pal-Mac with five goals, including the 100th of her varsity career.

Lakers Triumph Over Niagara-Wheatfield

Sidney Clickner led LIvonia-Avon-Geneseo with five goals and four assists. Lily Rowe and Maddie Whitford each added four goals and two assists.

Mercy Edges Baldwinsville

Mia Quagrello had two goals for Mercy, including the 100th of her career. Elinor Meyer also reached a career milestone; among her 10 saves was the 200th of her career.

Hilton Defeats Eastridge/BK

Maia Streb and Charley Barlette led Hilton's offense with four goals each, while Juliana Turner and Madelyn Kleinhans combined for 12 saves.

Penn Yan Outscores Thomas

Maihue Miranda-Wiltberger led Penn Yan with four goals. Bailey Cooper and Gianna Voigt added three goals each.

Brighton Toppled by Skaneateles

Paige Willard led Skaneateles with five goals, while Grace Marquardt had three goals and three assists.

Pittsford Overpowers F-M

Addison Keyes led the scoring for Fayetteville-Manlius with three goals. Micaela Jennings had seven saves in the loss.

Rush-Henrietta Holds Off Spencerport

The Royal Comets held off a late rally by the Rangers to earn the win. Riley Brown and Danielle Garrett led Rush-Henrietta (9-3) with four goals each, and Taylor Potwin had seven saves. Brooke Endres led Spencerport with four goals and one assist. Rush-Henrietta remains undefeated against Spencerport in the teams' last 12 meetings dating back to 2007.

Pal-Mac Over Newark-Midlakes

For the Red Raiders, it was their sixth consecutive win. Anabelle Grant led the scoring for Pal-Mac with four goals. Jamie Lawson scored the only goal for Newark-Midlakes. Lily Boesel (Pal-Mac) and Zoey Overslaugh (Newark Midlakes) each recorded her 100th career draw control in the game.

Decisive Wins and Close Calls

DAY IN REVIEW: Friday, May 9 

GATES CHILI-10 at GREECE STORM-12

RUSH-HENRIETTA-11 at SPENCERPORT-10

PAL-MAC-17 at NEWARK-MIDLAKES-1

PENFIELD-16 at MERCY-6

WAYNE-6 at GENEVA-17

ORCHARD PARK-6 at FAIRPORT-20

AQUINAS-WOIS-8 at EASTRIDGE/BK-19

Eastridge/BK Prevails Over Aquinas-WOIS

Eastridge/BK (8-1) won its eighth consecutive game. Neely Hawn (5g) and Ada Krupa (4g/4a) led the scoring for Eastridge/BK. Marilena Diaz and Kessa Sangasy each had three goals for Aquinas-WOIS (6-7).

Greece Storm Defeats Gates Chili

Erica Savage led the Storm with four goals and two assists. Haley Duxbury added two goals and three assists, and Ava Torrence had 14 saves to help secure the win.

Penfield Over Mercy

Whitney Reynolds led Penfield with four goals, and Peyton Rothfuss, Avery Fordham, and Reegan Sercu each added three more. Elinor Meyer made eight saves for Mercy.

Fairport Takes Down Orchard Park

Fairport won its fifth consecutive game, as Camryn DuBose (3g/4a) achieved career milestones in both goals and assists. Ella Peers had three goals and three assists to go with 11 draw controls.

Geneva Triumphs Over Wayne

Meghan Forbes, Velia DeMaria, and Allison Marquart combined for 15 goals to lead Geneva, and Maddie Askin made 10 saves, including the 400th of her varsity career.

Mynderse-Romulus Prevails Over Gananda-Marion

Mynderse-Romulus defeated Gananda-Marion 17-5, led by Myah Herron (4g) and Chelsea Korzeniewski (3g/7a). Lexi Gallina had three goals for Gananda-Marion.

Penn Yan Survives Overtime Thriller

DAY IN REVIEW: Thursday, May 8

MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-17 at GANANDA-MARION-5

PENN YAN-11 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-10

Penn Yan Edges Honeoye Falls-Lima in OT

Ruby Berry scored the deciding goal on the opening possession of overtime as Penn Yan edged Honeoye Falls-Lima 11-10. Shaye Angelo led Honeoye Falls-Lima with four goals and an assist, and Sarah McLaughlin made six saves.