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Team Seeding Table (End of Week 7)
Below are the point totals as of May 7th, 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.
End of Week #7
Fourty of the fifty scheduled games were played this week, with rain and inclement weather plaguing the Section. Three games went to overtime with Mercy defeating Aquinas 9-8 (HERE), Ath/Ody defeating Eastridge 9-8 (HERE) to secure their first win of the season and Geneva defeating Midlakes 12-11 (HERE). Brighton (10-0) continued to remain the only undefeated team. Pittsford (11-1 - Loss to Brighton) and Pal-Mac (10-1 - Loss to HFL) are the only two teams with a single loss. Another 47 games are scheduled for the upcoming week.
Four Games to Finish the Week
There were four games played today, with all four one sided victories. The closest contest was Canandaigua over Irondequoit 13-5. The remaining three games were Spencerport over Ath/Ody 18-1, HFL over Brockport 16-5 and Mercy over Clarence 15-6.
Friday Has Eleven Matches
There were 11 games were played tonight in Section Five. There were a total of three one goal games: Ath/Ody over Eastridge 9-8, Geneva over Midlakes 11-10 and R-H over Spencerport 7-6. The remaining games were Pittsford over Victor 11-6, Penn Yan over Marcus Whitman 12-4, Pal-Mac over Newark 16-3, Mynderse over Gananda 16-5, Hilton over Brockport 21-9 and Thomas over Fairport 12-7.
Thursday Finishes with Six Games
Six more games were played tonight. The closest match-up was two five goal games in Brockport over Gates Chili 12-7 and Canandaigua over Penfield 11-6. Additionally, Wayne defeated East Rochester 13-7, Aquinas defeated Geneva 19-9, Brighton defeated Mercy 16-6 and Mynderse defeated Livonia 15-5.
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.
Five Rescheduled Games
Five games were scheduled for today, most of which were rescheduled from yesterday's rain storm. Mercy defeated Aquinas 9-8 in double overtime in the closest contest of the day. Irondequoit defeated Spencerport 11-10, Pal-Mac defeated Waterloo 14-3, Penn Yan defeated Newark 13-3 and Schroeder defeated Livonia 18-4.
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.
Rain Delay Cancels Most Games
Most games were cancelled today due to the weather. Three games remained on the schedule. Marcus Whitman defeated Geneva 16-9 and Pittsford defeated HFL 13-6. Penn Yan vs. Newark was cancelled late in the day and rescheduled for tomorrow.
End of Week #6
There were a total of 50 games played this week. A single match-up went into overtime with Victor defeating Thomas 9-8 (HERE). Other high profile games included Brighton over Pittsford 8-6 (HERE), Webster Thomas over Webster Schroeder 12-6 (HERE) and Penn Yan over Aquinas 3-5 (HERE). With Aquinas (8-1) and Pittsford (8-1) both taking their first loss this week, we are down to only a single undefeated team: Brighton (8-0). There are 46 games this week as we start to reach the end of the regular season. This time next week we will begin to see teams being locked in their Sectional Seeding Points.
Goodermote Dominate in C-C Win
Paulina Goodermote was an impressive defensive force for Churchville-Chili in their 14-8 win over Lake Shore. Her final stats showed 12 saves and 8 goals against (60%); however, that doesn’t even begin to show how she actually played. The final five shots she faced were all goals as Lake Shore attempted to pull back into the game. With 10 minutes remaining in the game she was 12/15 (80%). She also had 3 ground balls and an interception in the cage. Of her 12 saves, four were off 8m free position shots. The offense was certainly important for the victory, but Goodermote was the key.
Thomas wins Webster v. Webster Match
Webster Thomas defeated Webster Schroeder in the battle of the Webster High Schools 12-6. Emily Glagolev turned the tied with three straight goals in just over three minutes. Glagolev finished with 5g on the night. Tonight, was the first time back to Titan stadium for Schroeder Head Coach Brian Hanley after moving from Assistant Coach at Thomas to Head Coaching at Schroeder this season. During the team introductions, he was warmly greeted by his former team.
Eleven Matches to End the Week
There were 11 match-ups tonight to end the Week. Two previously undefeated teams lost their first game tonight: Penn Yan defeated Aquinas 5-3 and Churchville-Chili defeated Lake Shore 14-8. Brighton defeated RH 8-6 to remaining the only undefeated team (8-0) in Section Five. Geneva defeated Gananda 7-5, Canandaigua defeated Hamburg 14-0, Mercy defeated Amherst 15-5, Waterloo defeated Mt. Mercy 14-2, Livonia defeated Wayne 9-8, Irondequoit defeated Victor 10-7, Newark defeated Midlakes 9-5 and Thomas defeated Schroeder 12-6.
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.
Brighton Remains Undefeated
Brighton remained one of only two undefeated teams in Section Five with their 8-6 win over Pittsford. The Panthers drop to 7-1 on the season. In general, the contest was a great example of lacrosse in Section Five. There was only one time during the game where the score was more than 2 goals apart. Katie Lederman stood out for the Barons and scored the final three goals to secure the win late in the second half.
Only Two Undefeated Teams Remains
Brighton defeated Pittsford 8-6 to remain undefeated at 7-0; the Panthers fell to 7-1. Last night, Aquinas won another to improve to 8-0. Additional games today included, Geneva over Newark 14-10, Marcus Whitman over Gananda 14-5, Wayne over Midlakes 11-9 and Waterloo over Penn Yan 11-7.
Brighton Wins Sixth Straight
Brighton scored nine of the first ten goals in their 13-5 win over HFL. Brighton scored the opening goal, and although the Cougars tied at 1-1, the Barons never trailed. The first three goals were all scored off the 8m line. For Brighton, Kathryn Smolensky and Eleanor Burns scored. Brittany Chamberlain scored the first goal for HFL.
Spencerport Scores Four of Last Five in Win
Spencerport scored four of the last five goals to comeback and defeat Canandaigua 10-9. The Rangers did not take their first lead of the game until 4:56 remaining in the second half.
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.
Oly/Arc Wins Games on Back to Back Days
Greece Olympia/Arcadia defeated Gates Chili 21-6 this afternoon to win their second matchup in two days. Yesterday, they defeated Eastridge 18-6 (HERE). The Lightning improve to 3-3 with tonight’s win.
Tuesday Matchups
There were 10 matches this afternoon. Two of the games were one goal games with Geneva defeating Wayne 9-8 and Spencerport defeating Canandaigua 10-9. Other games included, Gananda over Ath/Ody 8-5, Oly/Arc over Gates Chili 21-6, Ithaca over Irondequoit 11-8, Marcus Whitman over Newark 16-6, Waterloo over Midlakes 17-4, Pal-Mac over Mynderse 17-5, Thomas over Mercy 21-10 and Brighton over HFL 13-5.
Geneva Wins Third Straight
After falling to 0-4 to start the season, Geneva has won the last three. Much like their first win over Livonia (HERE), the Panthers fought back from a deficit to secure the one goal win. Geneva defeated Wayne 9-8 after trailing for a large portion of the second half.
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.
Knowles Scores Game Winner for Wayne
Paige Knowles scored the game winning goal for Wayne in their 7-6 win over Newark. Both team led for portions of the game before Knowles scored with 10:10 left in the second half.
Schroeder Wins with 5 Seconds Remaining
Webster Schroeder scored the final three goals of the contest to comeback and defeat Hilton 14-13. The Warriors led early in the game before Hilton took the lead for a large portion of the second half. Schroeder held the Cadets scoreless for the final 11:57 while scoring the tying and game winning goals in the final 1:11.
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