There were seven games played today and although there were some mismatches, there was one very close one.

HF-L 13 - SPENCERPORT 9 - [Team Report:] "Last season the lady cougars got back on the bus after a, for lack of better words, disappointing loss to spencerport by more than five goals. Almost a year later, the outcome was nearly polar. Through winning 68% of draws (15/22), a dominating offensive presence and ruthless defensive effort the cougars came through with a 13 to 9 win, with a maximum lead of five goals. The offense was led by Whitley Easton (6g-2a), Clare Ruff (3g-1a). Despite the admirable offensive effort, the cougars defense was what won the game. With more than five caused turnovers, 11 saves by Lilian Brady, and more than one man-up-opportunity, the lady cougars came to do one thing, and one thing only- leave that field different than last year." HF-L hosts Victor next Monday. Senior attacker Livia Fedele led the offense for the Rangers with 4g. Spencerport plays Fairport on Friday.  [BOXSCORE]

GREECE STORM 16 - MARCUS WHITMAN 5 - Greece scored the first goal and never lost the lead as M/A junior Alison Dioguardi scored 5g-2a and senior attacker Mackenzie Gibaud added 5g-1a. Senior goalie Rylee Brendlinger made 9s (64%) for the Storm who will play Brockport on Monday. There was no report from Marcus Whitman at post time.  [BOXSCORE]

VICTOR 11 - FAIRPORT 5 - Victor scored four unanswered goals in the first half and added seven more in the second half for the win as seven players made the offensive book, Leading the list were senior attacker Caitlin Keenan (3g-1a) while Devin Livingston, Olivia Bruno and Eva Pronti each added 2g. Fairport scoring was led by Ella Peers (1g-1a). Junior goalkeeper Jaelyne Twomey recorded 12s (52%) for the Red Raiders who will play at Spencerport on Friday. Victor hosts CNS on Friday.  [BOXSCORE]

PENFIELD 13 - SCHROEDER 7 - The Patriots went right to work, building an 11-1 first half. There was no report from Penfield at post time. Leading the Schroeder offense were junior midfielder Ella Dossier (2g-1a) and sophomore A/M Kylee Race (2g). Schroeder plays Waterloo on Friday.  [BOXSCORE]

THOMAS 9 - CANANDAIGUA 19 - The Braves outscored the Titans 10-4 in the first half and added nine more in the second half. 

Thomas saw seven players make the offensive book. Leading the list were junior attacker Gwen Newtown (3g) while Kolbi Spencer and Mya Zeller each had 1g-1a for Thomas who will play Hilton on Saturday.  [BOXSCORE]

Score Only: Brockport over Eastridge 13-12 (here)

No score from Churchville-Chili vs Gates Chili (here)