Milestone and a Last-Second Winner
DAY IN REVIEW: MONDAY - Today's girls lacrosse action featured dominant team efforts and standout individual performances across the region.
Waterloo/Mynderse/Romulus, Livonia-Avon-Geneseo, and Penn Yan all rolled to double-digit victories, while Geneva stole the show with a game-winning goal with 22 seconds left to edge Churchville-Chili 8-7. The day's signature moment belonged to Spencerport's Brooke Endres, who netted her 200th career varsity goal in a 15-3 win over Pal-Mac.
WATERLOO/MYNDERSE/ROMULUS-18 at GANANDA-MARION-7 - Addison Bree and Bailey Rossignol each scored four goals for W/M/R. Ella Michaels led the scoring for Gananda-Marion with three goals. [Story and BOX SCORE]
LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-17 at GREECE STORM-5 - Maddie Whitford, Lily Rowe, and Sidney Clickner combined to score 10 goals for Livonia-Avon-Geneseo. [Story and BOX SCORE]
SCHROEDER-4 at PENN YAN-15 - Bailey Cooper scored six goals and
picked up 17 draw controls for Penn Yan. Maura Ugine saved 12 shots for Schroeder. [Story and BOX SCORE]
NEWARK-MIDLAKES-11 at MARCUS WHITMAN-8 - Zoey Overslaugh won 10 draw controls and Isabella Hartgrove saved nine shots for Newark-Midlakes. [Story and BOX SCORE]
GENEVA-8 at CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-7 - The Panthers scored the game-winning goal with 22 seconds left in the fourth quarter. Velia DeMaria had four goals for Geneva. Shavonne Callahan tallied three goals and two assists for Churchville-Chili. [Story and BOX SCORE]
SPENCERPORT-15 at PAL-MAC-3 - Brooke Endres scored six goals, including the 200th of her varsity career, to lead Spencerport. [Story and BOX SCORE]















behind four-goal days from Ellie Bottiglier and Lila Velepec, while Lucy Whipple dominated the draw circle with 15 draw controls in a win over Queensbury. In the other game, Penfield ended Penn Yan's nine-game winning streak as Peyton Rothfuss tallied four goals and nine draw controls, Olivia Lanning scored her 50th career goal, and goalkeeper Karis Hand made her 400th career save.

11-5 defeat of Marcus Whitman. Pittsford rolled to a 15-5 win over Hilton to extend its season record to 8-1 and its winning streak against the Cadets to nine straight, while big individual efforts from Avery Fordham (four goals, two assists), Brooke Endres (seven goals), and Kate DeWald (three goals, 15 draw controls) powered Penfield, Spencerport, and Rush-Henrietta to comfortable victories.
season winning streak to five games; they have also defeated the Cadets nine straight times since 2014. Pittsford is 8-1 on the season. HIlton is 5-3. There were no statistics reported from either team at post time. [

and an assist to lead Geneva. Zoey Overslaugh recorded four goals and an assist for Newark-Midlakes. [
recorded 12 saves for Marcus Whitman. [
18-8. Brighton extended its winning streak over Schroeder to 14 with a 9-7 win despite five goals from Schroeder's Molly Meyer, and Greece Storm's Haley Duxbury had four goals in a 14-6 win over Gananda-Marion.
had four goals and six assists to lead the Cougars to their fifth win. [

Honeoye Falls-Lima were among the teams posting lopsided victories. Several players stood out individually, including Lucy Whipple (6g/6 draw controls) for Irondequoit, Camryn DuBose (4g/2a) and Brenna Goss (3g/2a) for Fairport, and Zoey Overslaugh (5g/1a) for Newark-Midlakes. The day's best finish came in the Pittsford-Penfield matchup, where Whitney Reynolds converted a free-position shot with two minutes remaining to lift Penfield to a 12-11 victory. Churchville-Chili also continued to own Brockport, making it eight straight wins in that rivalry.
now won four consecutive games following a loss in their season opener. [
win of the season. [
goals and secured six draw controls to lead Irondequoit. Brooke Endres and Ava Pittman each scored two goals for Spencerport. [
"W" of the season behind five goals from Brynn Henry, while Lancaster edged Mercy 13-11 in a non-league thriller, dropping the Monarchs to 2-3. 
Addison Gillette in a 16-4 win over Rush-Henrietta. Mercy's Maeve Shanahan had four goals and Meyer made 10 saves in a 10-6 upset of Brighton, and Pittsford remained unbeaten with a 17-0 win over Bethlehem.
Gillette combined for nine goals to lead the undefeated Mustangs (5-0). [

