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Monday - Fairport and Brighton Win
Mercy had a good win against Fairport as they won 10-9. Brighton had a close game with Spencerport and won 13-11. The vast majority of games were mismatches.
Wednesday - BK, CA and Pittsford Win
There were finally some close and exciting games played today. BK won their first game of the season. Canandaigua had an 8-7 win over Irondequoit and Pittsford had a 7-6 win over R-H.
Thursday - Aquinas and Mercy Win
There were two games played on Thursday. Aquinas and Mercy Won.
Friday - Saints over Lakers
There were six games played on Friday. The most interesting may have been Churchville-Chili`s 8-7 win over Livonia-Avon.
Saturday - Irondequoit Wins Big Game
There were five games played on Saturday. Irondequoit won an 11-10 victory over CNS (Section III).
Monday - Rush-Henrietta over Canandaigua
There were fourteen games played on Monday. Most games were mismatches, but R-H had a 13-12 win over CA and Wayne had a 12-10 win over Marcus Whitman. Victor beat Brighton 11-8 and Corning beat Penn Yan 1208.
Tuesday - Kearney Over Mynderse
There were three games played on Tuesday. Bishop Kearney had a 12-11 win against Mynderse-Romulus and Canandaigua had a 12-9 win against Corning. HF-L also won.
Wednesday - BK over Livonia-Avon
There were thirteen games played on Wednesday. Bishop Kearney won their second game in two days, by one goal. Schroeder won the Webster game by a goal when they beat Thomas 9-8.
Thursday - Mercy Over Pal-Mac
There was a single game played in beautiful weather. Mercy took a win from Pal-Mac.
Friday - Penfield, Penn Yan and Brockport Win
There were eleven games played on a warm Friday. Fairport won an 11-9 game with HF-L, Penn Yan beat Aquinas 10-9, and Brockport was a 10-8 winner over Wayne.
Saturday - Thomas over Brighton
Thomas beat Brighton, Mercy beat Waterloo and Victor beat B-Ville on Saturday.
Monday - Brighton over R-H 5-4
The closest game of the day was Brighton`s 5-4 win over Rush-Henrietta. Wayne beat the Lakers 10-7 and Mynderse-Romulus was a 12-9 winner over Bishop Kearney.
Tuesday - CA by One - BK by One
There were two close ones today. Canandaigua beat Skaneateles in a low scoring 3-2 and Bishop Kearney beat Newark-Midlakes 11-10.
Wednesday - HF-L Wins in Overtime
There were seven games played today. HF-L won their game with Brighton in overtime and Pal-Mac had an 8-2 win against Penn Yan.
Thursday - Thomas over Mercy
There were four games played today. Thomas won a 12-11 game with Mercy.
Friday - The Regular Season Ends
There were three games played on the last day of the regular season. The Section V tournaments will start next week.
2022 Final Sectional Seeding
The Official Sectional Seeding information has been released on GLaxFive and the Section V website.
Monday - First Day of Sectionals
There were seven games played on the first day of the sectionals.
On-Line Ticket ONLY at Semis & Finals
Section V has announced that ticket for the Boys and Girls Sectional lacrosse SEMI FINALS and CHAMPIONSHIPS will be offered ONLY on line. The procedure has been use in the previous fall and winter seasons.
Tuesday - Expected Winners Advance
There were three games played on the second day of the sectionals. In the class B out bracket games Spencerport edged Churchville-Chili 12-10 and Schroeder beat Gates Chili. In a Class C quarter final game Newark-Midlakes advanced.
Wednesday - All Close Games
There were four games played on the third day of the sectionals and they were really good ones. Aquinas won a 12-11 game from Penn Yan, R-H won a 9-8 game with Penfield, Pittsford won a 10-9 game with Fairport and Pal-Mac won an 8-6 game with Waterloo.
Thursday - Geneva and HF-L Advance To Finals
There were six games played tonight and all but one was a decisive win. In semifinal games HF-L won their ticket for the finals and Geneva won their spot as well.
HFL and R-H Win Championships
The Championships for Classes A and C were won tonight as HF-L won their tenth straight championship (12th in total), and Rush-Henrietta won their first since 2008.
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