HILTON (2-1) 19
GREECE ATHENA/ODYSSEY/OLYMPIA (0-6) 4
Lucy Murphy picked up the win for Hilton and Ava Brugno claimed the save. Murphy scored four runs on three hits. Karlye Murphy and Paige Siciliano scored three runs. Siciliano tallied three RBIs along with teammate Abby Hahm. Madeline Ewanow, Allison Schumacher, and Rylee Brick drove in the runs for the Storm. Schumacher tripled in the first inning for Greece Athena/Odyssey/Olympia.
IRONDEQUOIT (4-0) 6
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (1-3) 1
Marlayna Cartagena’s complete-game, 16-strikeout performance kept Irondequoit undefeated. Kailey Besio and Ella Cooley had multiple hits for the Eagles. Cooley drove in a run along with teammates Norah DeMayo and Kayce Hennekey. Abigail Ras, Emma Rovet, and Hennekey tallied a hit apiece for Irondequoit. Cassidy Wilt drove in the lone run for Churchville-Chili
VICTOR (2-2) 18
CANANDAIGUA (0-1) 3 Five Innings
Ashley Jedrich tallied four RBI on three hits to lead Victor. Jedrich drove in her runs on a single, fielder’s choice, and a double. Olivia Steinorth, Audrey Steinorth, Mekenna Hobson, Carrie Sidare, Jedrich, and Renee Carnevale each had an RBI in nine-run Victor second. Kendra Santillo finished the game with three RBI. Carnevale, Audrey Steinorth, Mekenna Hobson, and Olivia Steinorth drove in two runs. Kenadee Comstock and Ryleigh Fontana also tallied RBI for the Blue Devils. Olivia Steinorth pitched all five innings in the circle striking out seven and giving up three runs on two hits and two walks. Kelly Burnett accounted for Canandaigua’s offense with a home run in the third inning.
CHARLES G FINNEY (5-0) 18
NORTHSTAR CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (2-1) 10
BISHOP KEARNEY (1-2) 17
LIMA CHRISTIAN (1-2) 2
YOUNG WOMEN (0-2) 2
EAST HIGH SCHOOL (1-2) 18
RED CREEK (0-1) 6
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT (2-0) 23
Sydney Cuykendall led the way for North Rose-Wolcott with three hits including a double, three RBI, and five runs scored. Olivia DeBoerdere and AJ McIntyre combined for three hits with 10 punchouts. Maddy Jones and Aleita Mercer each had a hit and scored a run.
GANANDA/MARION (1-1) 12
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (0-2) 6
Cassidy Loveless and Abbi Conover each tallied three RBI for Gananda/Marion. Kalli Meyer led the way going 3-for-4 with two RBI. Hope Hansen, Lyndsey Valletta, and Hannah Trautman-MacNeal also drove in runs. Hansen, Conover, and Trautman-MacNeal recorded multi-hit performances. Lydia McKay pitched a complete game striking out six while giving up one earned run on two hits and three walks. Larissa Walters tallied a base hit and RBI. Makenna Horton tallied the only other hit for the Golden Eagles. McKenzie Montemorano was also credited with an RBI on a groundout in the first inning.
NOTRE DAME-BATAVIA (0-1) 4
BYRON-BERGEN (2-0) 6
Kendall Phillips struck out 13 batters in the circle to lead Byron-Bergen. At the plate, Phillips went 3-for-3 with a single, double, and triple with three RBI. Janessa Amesbury tallied two hits and scored two runs. Aly Ball recorded a hit, scored a run, and tallied an RBI. Anna Panepento chipped in two RBI for Notre Dame-Batavia. Kaydence Stehlar and Hannah Tenney each added an RBI. Loretta Sorochty struck out 15 in a complete-game effort for ND-Batavia. The Fighting Irish scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to bring the contest to within two.
HOLLEY CENTRAL (0-2) 3
PEMBROKE CENTRAL (1-4) 19
A big sixth inning helped propel Pembroke. Rylie Ace, Rose Reisdorf, Ellie James, and Aleena Maynard each had an RBI in the big inning. Reisdorf and James finished with three ribbies on the night for the Dragons. Regan Schneider, Hannah Anderson, and Karli Houseknecht finished the contest with two RBI apiece. Pembroke finished the game with 15 stolen bases. Maynard pitched four innings striking out four and giving up two runs on two hits and four walks. Alyssa Wright and Teanna Church drove in two of Holley’s runs. Caitlin Dobri tallied a base hit.
ALEXANDER CENTRAL (1-1) 6
ATTICA CENTRAL (0-1) 5
HAVERLING (2-1) 7
LIVONIA (1-3) 0
Kalli Witherell struck out 18 and allowed three hits without issuing a walk over six and-two-thirds innings of work. Caydence Spears and Madison Coots connected on a double apiece in four-run fifth inning and finished with two runs each in the game. Katie Hills and Brianna Olin also drove in runs for the Rams. Haverling didn’t get on the scoreboard until the third inning. Alaina Turek, Morgan Meys, and Jessica Freese tallied the three hits for Livonia.
LETCHWORTH (2-0) 19
GENESEO (0-3) 0 Five Innings
Kaylie Emmons led Letchworth with a 2-for-3 effort with four RBI and a stolen base. One of Emmon’s hits was for a double. Morgan Brace, Reagan Bannister, and Abigail Bacon tallied three ribbies for the Indians. Charity Scott, Alexis Mitchell, Abigale DeRock, and Aubrie Brown also drove in runs for Letchworth in the shutout victory. DeRock went a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate. The junior also earned the win in the circle with two innings pitched only giving up one hit and fanning five Blue Devils. Scott and Mitchell also pitched each striking out two during their time in the circle. The Indians scored a run in each of the five innings played. Lili Weber got the lone hit for the Blue Devils in the first inning.
CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (3-1) 7
KESHEQUA (2-0) 17
Avery DeMarco and Madison Wyskiel tallied two RBI for Caledonia-Mumford. DeMarco recorded two hits including a double. Maddy Devore scored two runs for the Raiders. Colleen Talty went 2-for-3 with an RBI.
LE ROY (1-0) 3
PERRY (1-2) 1
Keira Weber struck out 14 batters while only giving up one walk and three hits. Payton Leitten went 2-for-2 with two walks. Reagan Moroz and Lydia Clymo went 2-for-3 for Perry.
PAVILION (2-0) 11
WARSAW (0-2) 6
HORNELL (0-2) 4
WAYLAND-COHOCTON (3-0) 7
GENEVA (0-2) 7
WATERLOO (2-0) 27
WAYNE CENTRAL (2-2) 18
PALMYRA-MACEDON (2-0) 6
PENN YAN ACADEMY (0-2) 5
MYNDERSE ACADEMY (1-2) 6
BOLIVAR RICHBURG (2-0) 15
CUBA-RUSHFORD (2-1) 0
FILMORE CENTRAL (1-2) 2
GENESEE VALLEY/BELFAST (1-1) 12
ADDISON CENTRAL (3-0) 15
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (0-1) 0
HAC (0-0)
RED JACKET (0-2)
LYONS (0-2)
CATO-MERIDIAN (III)
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