PITTSFORD MENDON (1-0-1) 1
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (0-1-1) 1
Meghan Joerger connected with an assist from Allie Finkbeiner and Sutherland salvaged a tie with its crosstown rival. Sydney Anderson staked Mendon to an early with an assist from Bridget Merkel. Moran Pochtar, who made nine saves in Sutherland’s season opener, stopped 12 shots on Saturday. Leah Meunch made four saves for Mendon.
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA (1-0-1) 1
BATAVIA (1-0-1) 1
In a game where all the offense took place in the opening 20 minutes, Batavia’s Anna Varland delivered the equalizer with an assist from Lilly Mileham. Kate Ricupito gave Notre Dame-Batavia a lead in the fifth minute. Autumn Mathisen had the helper on the play. Notre Dame-Batavia’s Rebeka Nickerson stopped 16 shots. Her counterpart, Julia Petry made eight saves.
C.G. FINNEY (1-1-0) 0
PALMYRA-MACEDON (2-0-0) 8
Maya Ikewood finished with four goals and three assists to pace Pal-Mac’s offense. Ikewood found the back of the net three times in the match’s opening 13 minutes. The junior midfielder also assisted on a pair of Lily Boesel markers as the Red Raiders took a 7-nil lead at halftime. Boesel had three goals in the game. Molly Seither added a goal and an assist. Sophie Barclay, Reagan Diehl and Jenna Santelli each contributed a helper. Clare Boesel made one save for the clean sheet.
AVON (0-2-0) 0
OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (1-0-1) 1
Makena Reding connected on the eventual game winner in the 32nd minute. Alahna Chatt assisted on the plate.
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (1-1-0) 0
HORNELL (3-0-0) 7
Ireland Harrison, Sophie Wilkins and Abby O’Donoghue all got the goal-scoring started for Hornell, with Harrison and Wilkins going back-to-back in nearly a two-minute span to put the hammer down on Bolivar-Richburg close to the halfway point. READ MORE.
MARION (1-1-0) 6
NEWARK (0-2-0) 1
Abigail Marotta scored four goals and assisted on another to lead Marion. Teammate Abby Conover added two markers and an assist in the win. Emily Gushlaw contributed a pair of helpers. Ava Schubert and McKayla VanDerMeere had an assist apiece. Jayda Solomon scored the lone Marion goal. Emma Thayer made seven saves for the Reds.
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (1-1-0) 0
WHEATLAND-CHILI (1-1-0) 2
Jaeda Mekker connected on a pair of second-half strikes to Wheatland-Chili. Mekker broke a scoreless tie four minutes into the second stanza and doubles the advantage in the 69th minute. Chyene Whitcomb and Camryn Limner both had an assist. Cal-Mum keeper, Madison Wyskiel made 10 saves.
WARSAW (1-1-0) 7
ATTICA (0-2-0) 0
Ellie Tangeman finished with two goals and an assist while Makaylah Higgins added a marker and two assists to lead Warsaw. Chole Hubbard opened the scoring 14 minutes into the match. Mattie Heim and Emily Klump followed with back-to-back within three minutes of each other to give the Tigers a commanding lead. Taylor Howard also found the back of the net. Heim added an assist. Hailey Degroff, Katrelles Grover and Brenna Ackerman-Gay combined for the shutout.
HOLLAND (VI) 0
FILLMORE (2-0-0) 4
Both Hope and Grace Russell scored a pair of goals in the first half, with Grace finishing with six points on the night to help the Lady Eagles close the book on a 2-0 tenure against Holland. READ MORE.
ANDOVER/WHITESVILLE (0-1-1) 0
GENESEE VALLEY/BELFAST (2-0-0) 2
Those two ingredients brewed up what was a winning combination for the hosts, as Hannah Southwick-Powers kicked it up a notch with MVP honors in the tournament, scoring two more goals in the first 40 minutes of play while the defense held down the fort against Andover/Whitesville to become this year’s tournament champions… READ MORE.
AVOCA/PRATSBURGH (1-2-0) 5
FRIENDSHIP/SCIO (0-1-1) 1
Olivia Kilmer, who scored all five of the goals for the Lady Titans, three of them coming in the first half of play to allow the bar to be set. One that Friendship/Scio could not reach, as Avoca/Prattsburgh went on to split their tenure in Belfast…READ MORE.
JASPER-TROUPSBURG (1-1-0) 0
ADDISON (2-0-0) 4
PORTVILLE (VI) 5
ARKPORT/CANASERAGA (0-3-0) 0
WELLSVILLE (0-1-1) 1
ALFRED-ALMOND (0-1-1) 1
After the Lady Lions of Wellsville could not find the back of the net in their first round contest against host Addison back on Thursday, the day to provide a bounce back effort arrived on Saturday to close out the Blake Driskell Tournament. READ MORE.
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