Team Seeding Table (End of Week 5)

 Below are the point totals as of April 23rd, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Points for Win/Loss can change and will change as games are played. nbsp;Below are the point totals as of April 23rd, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Points for Win/Loss can change and will change as games are played.  Full Story

Sectional Seeding (End of Week 5)

Below are the tables for the current seeding ranks for April 23rd, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Total Points can change and will change as games are played.  Make sure to check the Team Seeding Table for information on which teams have "locked" pointselow are the tables for the current seeding ranks for April 23rd, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Total Points can change and will change as games are played.  Make sure to check the Team Seeding Table for information on which teams have "locked" points. Full Story

End of Week #5

This was a short week of games during the School Break Week.  Only 18 games were played this week with many teams finding out of Section competition.  There were two overtime games this week with CNS defeating Thomas 11-10 (HERE) and Eastridge defeating Wayne 9-8 (HERE).  Two more one games included, Hilton over Nichols 7-6 (HERE) and Geneva's over Livonia 11-10 (HERE) which included a GLaxFive report.  We are down to three undefeated teams: Aquinas (7-0), Brighton (5-0) and Pittsford (5-0).  We are back next week to a full schedule with 52 games on the docket for the weekhis was a short week of games during the School Break Week.  Only 18 games were played this week with many teams finding out of Section competition.  There were two overtime games this week with CNS defeating Thomas 11-10 (HERE) and Eastridge defeating Wayne 9-8 (HERE).  Two more one games included, Hilton over Nichols 7-6 (HERE) and Geneva's over Livonia 11-10 (HERE) which included a GLaxFive report.  We are down to three undefeated teams: Aquinas (7-0), Brighton (5-0) and Pittsford (5-0).  We are back next week to a full schedule with 52 games on the docket for the week. Full Story

Aquinas Remains Undefeated

Aquinas increased their record to 8-0 with a 14-3 win over Gananda.  The Little Irish scored 14 straight goals before Gananda scored the final threeAquinas increased their record to 8-0 with a 14-3 win over Gananda.  The Little Irish scored 14 straight goals before Gananda scored the final three. Full Story

Three Games to Finish Break Week

There were three games to finish off break week.  All three were out of Section contests with Ithaca defeating Penn Yan 12-8, Mercy defeating Archbishop Hoban 16-3 and Victor facing West Geneseehere were three games to finish off break week.  All three were out of Section contests with Ithaca defeating Penn Yan 12-8, Mercy defeating Archbishop Hoban 16-3 and Victor facing West Genesee. Full Story

Geneva Wins First Game of the Season

Geneva held off the late advances by Livonia to defeat the Bulldogs 11-10.  This is the first win of the season for Geneva (1-4) and the first loss for Livonia (4-1).  Both teams played a strong game with standout plays on both offense and defense.  Overall, the game was close throughout and it was either teams to wineneva held off the late advances by Livonia to defeat the Bulldogs 11-10.  This is the first win of the season for Geneva (1-4) and the first loss for Livonia (4-1).  Both teams played a strong game with standout plays on both offense and defense.  Overall, the game was close throughout and it was either teams to win. Full Story

Four Friday Contests

Four teams played today with Mercy defeating Magnificat 17-8 in the largest difference and Geneva defeating Livonia 11-10 in the smallest.  Additionally, Hilton defeated Irondequoit 8-6 and Penfield defeated HFL 11-5our teams played today with Mercy defeating Magnificat 17-8 in the largest difference and Geneva defeating Livonia 11-10 in the smallest.  Additionally, Hilton defeated Irondequoit 8-6 and Penfield defeated HFL 11-5. Full Story

Three More Games on Thursday

There were three more games today with two out of Section contests and one intra-section matchup.  Both Victor and Pittsford defeated their out of town opponents and Livonia won at home.  Victor defeated Baldwin School 12-8, Pittsford defeated Scarsdale 11-5 and Livonia defeated Wayne 7-4here were three more games today with two out of Section contests and one intra-section matchup.  Both Victor and Pittsford defeated their out of town opponents and Livonia won at home.  Victor defeated Baldwin School 12-8, Pittsford defeated Scarsdale 11-5 and Livonia defeated Wayne 7-4. Full Story

Break Week Continues

There were three more matches played today.  Victor travel to Pennsylvania for their first of two games.  Today they lost to Episcopal 13-9 for the third time since 2011.  Back in Section Five, Thomas defeated Hilton 15-5 and Schroeder defeated Penn Yan 16-7here were three more matches played today.  Victor travel to Pennsylvania for their first of two games.  Today they lost to Episcopal 13-9 for the third time since 2011.  Back in Section Five, Thomas defeated Hilton 15-5 and Schroeder defeated Penn Yan 16-7. Full Story

Three More Games During Break Week

There were three more games played today with Pittsford travelling to Yorktown and two local games.  Pittsford defeated Yorktown 16-8, HFL defeated Pal-Mac 11-9 and Eastridge defeated Wayne in overtime 9-8here were three more games played today with Pittsford travelling to Yorktown and two local games.  Pittsford defeated Yorktown 16-8, HFL defeated Pal-Mac 11-9 and Eastridge defeated Wayne in overtime 9-8, Full Story

End of Week #4

In total, 35 games were played this week.  A quadruple overtime game between Penfield and Rush-Henrietta was the closest game.  Penfield defeated RH 7-6 (HERE).  Five teams continue to remain undefeated: Aquinas (7-0), Brighton (5-0), Livonia (3-0), Pal-Mac (5-0), Pittsford (3-0).  There are only 18 games schedule during the upcoming week due to break weekn total, 35 games were played this week.  A quadruple overtime game between Penfield and Rush-Henrietta was the closest game.  Penfield defeated RH 7-6 (HERE).  Five teams continue to remain undefeated: Aquinas (7-0), Brighton (5-0), Livonia (3-0), Pal-Mac (5-0), Pittsford (3-0).  There are only 18 games schedule during the upcoming week due to break week. Full Story

Two Out of Section Games on Monday

There were two more games played today with Hilton and Thomas both travelling outside of the Section.  CNS defeated Thomas 11-10 in overtime and Hilton defeated Nichols 7-6here were two more games played today with Hilton and Thomas both travelling outside of the Section.  CNS defeated Thomas 11-10 in overtime and Hilton defeated Nichols 7-6. Full Story

Sectional Seeding (End of Week 4)

Below are the tables for the current seeding ranks for April 16th, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Total Points can change and will change as games are played.  Make sure to check the Team Seeding Table for information on which teams have "locked" pointselow are the tables for the current seeding ranks for April 16th, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Total Points can change and will change as games are played.  Make sure to check the Team Seeding Table for information on which teams have "locked" points. Full Story

Team Seeding Table (End of Week 4)

 Below are the point totals as of April 16th, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Points for Win/Loss can change and will change as games are played. nbsp;Below are the point totals as of April 16th, 2017.  Please note that the seeding is subject to change until the final game of the season has been played.  It is important to note that the Points for Win/Loss can change and will change as games are played.  Full Story

Section Five Goes 1-1 in Out of Section Play

Two games were played tonight between Section Five teams and out of Section opponents.  Pittsford defeated Corning 11-6 and Guilderland defeated Canandaigua 11-10wo games were played tonight between Section Five teams and out of Section opponents.  Pittsford defeated Corning 11-6 and Guilderland defeated Canandaigua 11-10. Full Story

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 12-8here 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. Full Story

Muir Leads Cougars in Win

Caitlin Muir was a strong offensive presence for HFL in their 17-10 win over previously undefeated Spencerport.  The Rangers and the Cougars had not played eachother in 10 years.  The Cougars won their last three contests in 2006 (2) and 2007aitlin Muir was a strong offensive presence for HFL in their 17-10 win over previously undefeated Spencerport.  The Rangers and the Cougars had not played eachother in 10 years.  The Cougars won their last three contests in 2006 (2) and 2007. Full Story

Thompson Sets Pace in Marcus Whitman Win

Emily Thompson finished with four goals in Marcus Whitman's 15-6 win over Greece Athena/Odyssey.  The Wildcats scored 10 of the first 11 goals and increased their record to 3-2mily Thompson finished with four goals in Marcus Whitman's 15-6 win over Greece Athena/Odyssey.  The Wildcats scored 10 of the first 11 goals and increased their record to 3-2. Full Story

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 12-8Fourteen 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. Full Story

Coykendall Leads Spencerport

Emily Coykendall was a part of all six first quarter goals in Spencerport's 12-8 win over Webster Thomas.  The Rangers led 6-2 at the half and held off the late advance by the Titans.  Thomas scored five out of six straight goals near the end of the second half (the final goal of the game was an open net goal for the Rangers)Emily Coykendall was a part of all six first quarter goals in Spencerport's 12-8 win over Webster Thomas.  The Rangers led 6-2 at the half and held off the late advance by the Titans.  Thomas scored five out of six straight goals near the end of the second half (the final goal of the game was an open net goal for the Rangers). Full Story

Messier Leads Victor

Kaci Messier was a key player all over the field in Victor’s 16-5 win over Greece Olympia-Arcadia.  The Blue Devils led 12-1 going into the second half.  Messier finished with 4g-3a, 2 draw controls and 2 groundballs.  Messier, who took the majority of the draws, was often instrumental in directing the ball to one of her teammates.  Victor finished 10/23 at the draw, over half of their losses were due to technical foulsaci Messier was a key player all over the field in Victor’s 16-5 win over Greece Olympia-Arcadia.  The Blue Devils led 12-1 going into the second half.  Messier finished with 4g-3a, 2 draw controls and 2 groundballs.  Messier, who took the majority of the draws, was often instrumental in directing the ball to one of her teammates.  Victor finished 10/23 at the draw, over half of their losses were due to technical fouls. Full Story

Canandaigua Holds off Late Advance

Peyton Smith finished with 4g-2a and was named "Five Star Bank Mortgage" Player of the Game.  The Braves led 12-10 after an 8m goal from Kenzie Lupton at 1:24 remaining in the game and held off a late advance by the Titans.  eyton Smith finished with 4g-2a and was named "Five Star Bank Mortgage" Player of the Game.  The Braves led 12-10 after an 8m goal from Kenzie Lupton at 1:24 remaining in the game and held off a late advance by the Titans.   Full Story

Wayne Holds Lead over Gates Chili

Mary Panepento was the driving force for Wayne behind their 14-11 win over Gates Chili.  She finished with 6g-1a including the final go ahead goal late in the second half.  The Screaming Eagles took an early led to 3-1 before Gates Chili fought back to a 4-4 tie in the first half.  Panepento scored again off a free position goal to take a 5-4 lead before the Spartans scored back to back to take their first and only lead of the game.  Wayne scored the next three to go back and top. ary Panepento was the driving force for Wayne behind their 14-11 win over Gates Chili.  She finished with 6g-1a including the final go ahead goal late in the second half.  The Screaming Eagles took an early led to 3-1 before Gates Chili fought back to a 4-4 tie in the first half.  Panepento scored again off a free position goal to take a 5-4 lead before the Spartans scored back to back to take their first and only lead of the game.  Wayne scored the next three to go back and top.  Full Story

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 4-3nother 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. Full Story

End of Week #3

All 33 teams have played their first game as of the this week.  The closest game of the week was Pittsford over Faiprort 6-5 in double overtime (HERE), In total, 28 games were played with a relatively large number cancelled due to weather related issues.  Eight teams are still undefeated: Aquinas (5-0), Brighton (4-0), Canandaigua (2-0), Livonia (3-0), Pal-Mac (2-0), Pittsford (1-0), Spencerport (2-0) and Thomas (1-0)ll 33 teams have played their first game as of the this week.  The closest game of the week was Pittsford over Faiprort 6-5 in double overtime (HERE), In total, 28 games were played with a relatively large number cancelled due to weather related issues.  Eight teams are still undefeated: Aquinas (5-0), Brighton (4-0), Canandaigua (2-0), Livonia (3-0), Pal-Mac (2-0), Pittsford (1-0), Spencerport (2-0) and Thomas (1-0). Full Story