GIRLS
GATES-CHILI 1
BRIGHTON 3
Maggie Cregan improved her team-high total to 16 goals with a pair of tallies as Brighton (9-2-0) won its third straight game. Cregan’s first marker of the game leveled the match late in the first half. The junior forward added an insurance goal 10 minutes into the second half. Pauny Khounpachamsy found the back of the net one minute into the second stanza for the game winner. Finn Cregan had two assists for the Bruins. Anna Leone added a helper. Sam Cipolla gave Gates an early advantage with her team-best sixth goal of the season. Mia Bodulovic assisted on Cipolla’s goal. Brighton’s Charlotte Tickell made six saves.
GREECE OLYMPIA 1
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA 0
Madison Walker found the back of the net with an unassisted effort, and Olympia (10-2-0) won its third straight game. Elizabeth Walker made three saves for the shutout.
GREECE ATHENA 0
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND 3
Three different players accounted for goals as Sutherland avenged an earlier loss. Ava O’Neil, Laura Bennett and Meghan Joerger all connected on first-half tallies as Sutherland won for the third time in four games. Moran Pochtar made five saves for the shutout. Lauren Becker contributed an assist. Athena defeated Sutherland 1-0 when the two teams met last month.
BROCKPORT 4
GREECE ARCADIA 0
Ella Fadale and Maija Young collected a goal and an assist apiece as Brockport (9-1-1) won its fourth straight game. Young connected six minutes into the match. Paige Taylor and Madison Williams followed to give the Blue Devils a 3-nil advantage heading into halftime. Natalie Cuzzupoli and Nadia Nealon both had an assist. Emma Sodoma made one save for the shutout.
PENFIELD 2
FAIRPORT 0
Natalie Giunta and Emily Fordham connected on second-half goals as Penfield (12-1-0) won its 11th straight game. Grace Alexander assisted on Fordham’s goal. Paytyn Crane made seven saves for the shutout. Fairport’s Brigid Mulholland stopped 17 shots.
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI 0
SPENCERPORT 3
Bre DeHond scored twice and Spencerport (10-0-0) registered its fourth straight shutout and sixth in the past seven games. DeHond connected on her team-leading 15th and 16th goals in the first half for a 2-nil Rangers lead after 40 minutes of play. Aleena Solano added a second-half score. Lily Brongo contributed two assists while Jamie Keens added a helper. Cate Burns stopped six shots for the clean sheet.
IRONDEQUOIT 1
WEBSTER THOMAS 2
Ella Wambach’s goal late in the first half proved to be the difference for Thomas. Sophie Esders gave the Titans an early. Catherine Rogers accounted for assists on both goals. Irondequoit’s Lillian Gillett leveled the match with an unassisted tally in the 18th minute.
RUSH-HENRIETTA 3
VICTOR 1
Alvia Day scored twice including the eventual game winner early in the second half, and Rush-Henrietta (4-6-2) stayed unbeaten in its past three outings. Avery Roberts had assists on both of Day’s markers. Ashlyn Roberts added an insurance tally with an unassisted effort 12 minutes into the second half. Jordan Chizuk scored Victor’s goal with an assist from Maggie Galewski. R-H’s Eva DiDomenico stopped 17 shots.
WILLIAMSON 2
HONEOYE 0
Anna Henner and Morgan Peets scored a goal apiece to lead Williamson. Elizabeth Brandt and Alexis Rodriguez both had an assist. Chloe Jordan made eight saves for the shutout.
SOUTH SENECA 0
MARCUS WHITMAN 5
Evelyn Lambert and Lana Burnett finished with two goals and an assist apiece as Marcus Whitman (9-3-0) won its fourth straight decision and six in the past seven. Lily Morse started the scoring in the sixth minute. Zoelle Payne and Aurora Woodworth both had an assist. Sophie Snyder made two saves for the shutout.
MYNDERSE 2
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT 0
Darby Lukowski assisted on both goals and Mynderse put together back-to-back wins. Jackie Sinicropi and Serena Pagan both scored. Lauren McDermott made three saves for the shutout.
GENESEO 1
LE ROY 0
Mary Claire Rollins scored in the 77th minute, and Caroline Capel made nine saves to lead Geneseo.
“This was a huge win against a red hot Le Roy team,” Geneseo head coach Nick Drollette said. “Their place is always tough to play at and their student body brought their A-game in the cheering section. It was a sectional atmosphere. Mary Claire’s goal was about the prettiest I’ve seen in a long time and was perfectly placed from 30 yards or more. The girls really worked hard for this one and I’m super proud of how they’ve been playing.”
DANSVILLE 0
LIVONIA 1
MOUNT MORRIS 0
PERRY 6
WARSAW 3
AVON 1
Three different players found back of the net as Warsaw (12-0-0) erased an early deficit to remain undefeated. Mattie Heim and Carly Wick connected on unassisted efforts for the No. 2 Class C NYSSWA squad. Chloe Hubbard finished the game winner with help from Morgan Langdon. Maggie Vanderbilt gave Avon an early lead with an assist from Ellie Cochrane. Avon’s Courtney Yencer stopped 13 shots.
YORK 4
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD 1
KESHEQUA 3
PAVILION 0
PEMBROKE 1
ALEXANDER 8
LYNDONVILLE 0
BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME 3
BYRON-BERGEN 4
HOLLEY 2
WHEATLAND-CHILI 2
KENDALL 0
OLEAN 0
FILLMORE 2
DUNDEE/BRAFORD 6
TWIN TIERS 1
SOTA 1
HAC 9
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN 1
LETCHWORTH 0
BOYS
SODUS 1
EAST ROCHESTER 0
Jose Zuniga Vega’s first-half goal was the difference. Bradyn Orbaker assisted on the play.
WILLIAMSON 3
MARION 1
Three different players found back of the net and Jonathan Hayes collected two assists as Williamson (9-1-1) stayed unbeaten in its past eight games. Tyrone Walker started the scoring with an unassisted tally, and Jack Wren broke a 1-1 tie. Troy Ingham added the Marauders’ third marker. Liam Phillips tallied for Marion.
JASPER-TROUPSBURG 0
AVOCA/PRATTSBURG 6
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