GREECE STORM (5-10) 4
AQUINAS (7-4) 7
Delilah Rogers’s two-run single in the bottom of the fourth put Aquinas ahead for good as the Li’l Irish won their third game of their last four. It was one of two hits on the day for the junior. Kendall Buttles struck out 12 while allowing three hits and four unearned runs. Delaney Buttles doubled as part of a 3-for-3 game, driving in two. Riley Madigan also had two hits, bringing home a run.
PITTSFORD MENDON (5-8) 7
BROCKPORT (3-11) 0
A third-inning grand slam by Cam Lauterbach helped Pittsford Mendon to its third straight victory. The grand slam was one of two hits on the day for the freshman. Felicity Knapp threw a complete-game shutout for the Vikings, allowing three hits and striking out six in seven innings of work from the circle while doubling at the plate. Alexandra Van Ginhoven tripled and led Pittsford Mendon in hits, with three. Arina Van Baaren recorded two RBI. Jillian Wexler singled and brought in a run. Isabella McGowan (2), Madeline Fallows (1), and Elise Brunner (1) rounded out the hit column for the Vikings. Lillian Petitti had two hits for Brockport, with Hannah Carpenter recording the other.
EASTRIDGE (6-5) 2
SPENCERPORT (10-5) 9
Bella Marlatt’s 3-for-4 night, including a three-run home run, spearheaded Spencerport as it won its second straight. Izzy Neu struck out six while going all seven innings and also had a hit, a run scored, and an RBI at the plate. Kelsey Sick hit safely twice, driving in three runs and scoring herself. Evelyn Clark also brought home a run and scored once.
HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (7-4) 13
GATES CHILI (3-8) 4
A five-run first and seven-run third propelled Honeoye Falls-Lima to its third straight win, as Emma Dunman went 3-for-4 with a home run and five RBI at the plate and two innings of scoreless pitching from the circle. Brooke Gruschow also recorded three hits, driving in a run. Jade Fowler notched two hits and an RBI. Abbigail Maylin doubled and brought in two runs, while Alysa Richards also doubled, driving in one. Emeline Good went 1-for-2 with two RBI. Morgan Dunman and Jenna Fowler both singled. Abbie Graupman doubled and brought in a run at the plate for Gates Chili while striking out nine while allowing one hit and two unearned runs in 4.2 innings pitched. Mackenzie Brown went 2-for-4 with an RBI, while Claire Yates doubled in a run. Geanna Georgetti (2, with a double), Mattingly Kretser (2) and Maia Lawhorn (1) rounded out the hit column for Gates Chili.
BRIGHTON (4-6) 1
RUSH-HENRIETTA (11-5) 9
Liz Rinella went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI as Rush-Henrietta won its second game in its last three games. Kadyn Hartel worked seven innings from the circle, allowing five hits and an earned run while striking out five. Hartel also had two hits and an RBI. Audrey Gleghorn had two hits while driving in two RBI. Elizabeth Gleghorn went 2-for-3 with two RBI, while Katelyn Militello and Kaylee Hartman both hit safely and drove in a run. Kyla Piedici and Lillian Knope racked up two hits each. Katelyn O’Hora singled and drove in a run for Brighton, while Luci Rozzi, Madison Marchiole, Taylor Shoars, and Gabriella Glanville also singled.
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BATAVIA (4-9) 15
CANANDAIGUA (1-13) 1
Arianna Almekinder struck out eight from the circle and doubled at the plate as Batavia scored six runs in the first and second en route to a return to the win column. Lyla Smith drove in three runs on a 2-for-4 night. Drew Stevens doubled and chalked up two RBI. Hannah Carney singled as part of a three RBI game.
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (12-1) 14
CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (7-9) 0
Mandy Meyers allowed three hits while striking out four from the circle for Pittsford Sutherland while having a 3-for-4 night with two doubles, a home run, and two RBI. Gabrielle Lyons also homered and doubled as part of a two-hit night, diving in four. Katie Sarr singled twice and drive in two. Hannah Glanton, Julia Devany, Ella Devaney, and Emma Hollenbeck all hit safely twice, with Glanton driving two in two and Ella Devaney and Hollenbeck bringing home one. Alexandra Sippel and Caralynn Orlando recorded a hit and an RBI each. Cassidy Wilt had two hits for Churchville-Chili, with Bailey DiGiacomo also filling the hit column.
LIVERPOOL (III) 5
FAIRPORT (7-7) 7
Annabella Clark’s sixth-inning grand slam turned a 4-1 deficit into a 5-4 lead for Fairport en route to the Red Raiders’ third straight win. Alaina Nunez went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI, while Olivia Caselli brought in a run as well. Quinnleigh Yeakel (2), Julia Barry (1), Waverly Milliman (1), and Mikayla Fiorito (1) rounded out the hit column for Fairport.
CHARLES G. FINNEY (3-8) 4
OUR LADY OF MERCY (9-4) 13
Nora Waldron went 2-for-2 with two RBI as Mercy won its third straight. Jane Topa also had two hits and drove in one. Brenna Ray (1), Natalie Casale (1, with a double), Lillian Seiffert (1) and Leah Sperry (1, with a double) rounded out the hit column for Mercy, with Ray and Sperry driving in two runs each and Casale also recording an RBI. Annika VanDamme (2) and Rowan Hennessy (1) put RBI down in the scorebook as well. Sperry allowed two hits in four innings pitched in the circle, striking out seven. Bailey Vincek and Kiley Knittle each had two hits for Finney, while Riley Snavely and Madeline Borchers had an RBI each.
WAYNE (7-9) 5
PALMYA-MACEDON (9-3) 7
In a resumption of a game started on Monday before being delayed due to rain, pitcher Brianna VanHaneghan and the Palmyra-Macedon Red Raiders held on for the team’s third straight win and fifth in the last six. The senior hurler struck out four while allowing three earned runs in the complete game victory. Shelby Geer singled, drove in a run, and scored once, while Emmalynne Bedette singled and walked. Addison Gendron, Jordin Ingalls, and Jillian Anthony also recorded hits for Palmyra-Macedon. Zoe Eaton hit two doubles for Wayne, while Savannah Celso put up a single and a double. Samy Ray was 2-for-3 with a walk.
GENEVA (8-5) 0
DUNDEE/BRADFORD (9-1) 12
Dundee/Bradford’s Morgan Sutryk struck out 13 hitters as part of a two-hit shutout performance for the BraveScots. Sutryk also helped her own cause at the plate, tripling and bringing in a run while walking twice and scoring three times. Alexis Rosno led Dundee/Bradford at the plate, hitting safely twice and driving in two runs. Korrin Yeoman, Maddie Knapp, Piper Sampson, and Hannah Herrick all had a hit and an RBI. Adalyn Tham doubled, and Reese Simpson recorded an RBI. Katelyn Good and Asiyah Green had a hit each for Geneva.
HAVERLING (8-3) 14
DANSVILLE (0-10) 0
Kaili Witherell began Haverling’s doubleheader with Dansville with an 11-strikeout, one-hit performance over four innings before Makayla Smith struck out one in the final frame. Witherell also performed at the plate, going 2-for-3 with two RBI. Caydence Spears had two hits in the contest, both triples. Smith, like fellow pitcher Witherell, went 2-for-3 with two runners brought home. Smith Peyton Lathrop recorded doubles. Sierra Haight and Abbie Whaley each went 2-for-3 with an RBI, while Gabby Shroyer went 2-for-4 with a runner driven in.
LE ROY (7-4) 0
GENESEO (11-3) 1
Geneseo’s Adelyn McDonald struck out 19 and allowed one hit over seven innings as the Blue Devils won their second straight and third out of their last four games. McDonald also had two hits of her own. Heather Wright brought in the lone run of the day, a bunt single that brought in Kylie Wall. Evelyn Warner, Paige Rossborough and Emma Conklin also had hits. Le Roy’s Bryar Biacree went six innings and struck out nine, allowing an unearned run on six hits. Izabelle Farrell had the lone hit for Le Roy.
PERRY (2-10) 0
YORK (5-7) 12
CC Biondo went 4-for-4 at the plate and also pitched- including chalking up her 100th career strikeout- as York made it four straight. The sophomore also scored three runs. Ariana Roessel had a 4-for-4 night, including a double, four RBI, and two runs scored. Jordan Ray and Maddy Ezard each scored twice.
DANSVILLE (0-11) 0
HAVERLING (9-3) 15
Gaby Shroyer finished the doubleheader sweep for Haverling, striking out 13 while allowing two hits in five innings. Shroyer also contributed from the plate, going 3-for-4. Lane Prescott had a 2-for-3 game, doubling in the process. Abbie Whaley also found extra bases, tripling for one of her two hits. Natalie Williams, Ryleigh Lavery, and Kaili Witherell all had two hits and an RBI. Makayla Smith also had two hits.
ALEXANDER (5-6) 8
HOLLEY (1-10) 3
Alexander’s Emily Pietrzykowski led the Trojans to a victory in game one of a doubleheader with four RBI thanks to a 2-for-3 day that included a double and a triple. Paige Morton threw five innings from the circle, allowing three hits and two earned runs while striking out three. Melissa Sawyer had three hits in three at-bats, stealing two bases, scoring three times, and driving in a run. Ella Felski singled and brought in a run. Ava Yax and Melanie Bump rounded out the hit column for Alexander.
ALEXANDER (6-6) 11
HOLLEY (1-11) 1
Alexander completed the doubleheader sweep as Emily Pietrzykowski doubled twice and drove in three runs at the plate while striking out seven in five innings pitched from the circle, allowing three hits and an earned run. Melanie Bump doubled and drove in a run, while Faith Goodenbury, Lillian Szymkowiak and Payton Delelys all had a hit and an RBI each. Ava Yax and Ella Felski both hit safely twice, with Felski driving in a run. Melissa Sawyer recorded an RBI. Morgan Boyce and Paige Morton both singled.
WELLSVILLE (13-2) 16
CUBA-RUSHFORD (5-6) 0
Brynn Hallock struck out 10 while allowing two hits as Wellsville won its fifth straight game. Makenna Dunbar led the Lions at the plate, going three-for-four with a home run. Kennedy Perry and Lindsay Stuck each drove in three runs. Perry also threw two scoreless innings of relief, striking six. Emma Bunk, Aubrey Williams, and Claire Moyer each had a hit for Cuba-Rushford.
PEMBROKE (7-3) 15
BYRON-BERGEN (2-10) 5
Taylor Bischoff and Sophia Gorski each had a hit and three RBI as Pembroke made it seven straight wins. Jayden Hootman struck out 10 from the circle while getting a hit and an RBI at the plate. Camille Campbell hit safely twice and drove in a run. Laney Worthington singled and brought in a run. Adalyn Ball (2) and Hannah Anderson (1) rounded out the hit column, while Juliana Cleveland brought home a run. Natalie Prinzi (2), Ella Lewis (1), Rylee Burch (1), and Lillian Meier (1) had hits for Byron-Bergen, with Prinzi and Lewis driving in runs.
ELBA (4-6) 10
NOTRE DAME BATAVIA (6-4) 11 (8 innings)
An error on a double-steal. in the eighth brought Amelia Sorochty in to score to end a wild game that saw Elba jump ahead, 10-7, in the sixth, only for Notre Dame Batavia to force extras with three runs in the bottom half of the sixth. The win puts Notre Dame Batavia back in win column- they’ve won four of their last six but snapped a two-game losing streak in Friday’s game. Sorochty’s game-winning run capped a 4-for-5, three RBI day for the shortstop. Sofia Falletti went 2-for-5 with a double and three RBI. Riley Hare and Mia Treleaven each had three hits, with Hare collecting two doubles and Treleaven bringing home a run. Shirley Thompson also recorded an RBI. Harper Ferris hit safely twice, while Madelyn Casey, Clarissa Milliman and Olivia Gillard rounded the hit column. Among the key contributors for Elba were Bri Totten and Brea Smith, who each had two hits. Madalyn Marks led Elba with three RBI.
HORNELL (3-7) 2
BOLIVAR-RICHBURG (6-4) 5
Rylee Whiting struck out 13 as Bolivar-Richburg won its third game of its last three. Danika Loucks and Kylee Whiting each drove in two runs, with Kylee Whiting recording two hits on the day. Loucks’ RBI, a single in the fourth, put Bolivar-Richburg ahead for good. Jayna Thomas and Teegan Sibble also hit safely twice. Izabella Gardner went 4-for-4 for Hornell.
CAMPBELL-SAVONA (5-3) 0
AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (10-1) 10
Meyah Putnam and Elise Harrell combined for a no-hitter for Avoca-Prattsburgh, with Putnam throwing six innings and four strikeouts before Harrell finished the game in the seventh. Each pitcher allowed one walk. Putnam also had two hits at the plate. Alydia McIntyre led Avoca-Prattsburgh at the plate with a two RBI triple. Ellie Harrell also singled in a run. Payton Hopkins and Charlotte Peck hit safely. Leah Loveless, Kali Maddock, and Sarah Pionessa were Campbell-Savona’s lone baserunners, reaching on walks or, in Pionessa’s case, a hit-by-pitch.
IRONDEQUOIT (2-12) 5
PENFIELD (11-5) 17
LIVERPOOL (IV) 0
WEBSTER THOMAS (8-6) 15
MONROE/SWW/EAST (2-7) 8
WILSON/EARLY COLLEGE (4-4) 13
PADILLA HS/WOIS (8-2) 29
EUGENIO MARIA DEHOSTOS CHARTER (0-7) 16
EDISON (1-7) 7
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (4-4) 19
PENN YAN (0-11)
WATERLOO (6-4)
NAPLES (6-5) 14
SOUTH SENECA-ROMULUS (6-4) 16
BLOOMFIELD (9-10) 14
NEWARK (5-9) 0
BLOOMFIELD (10-10) 12
NEWARK (5-10) 0
LYONS (13-1) 10
WATERLOO 3
EAST ROCHESTER (1-9) 7
CLYDE-SAVANNAH (6-5) 11
PAVILLION (4-7) 4
KESHEQUA (9-2) 5
WARSAW (3-6) 14
ATTICA (2-9) 7
LYNDONVILLE (11-1) 7
KENDALL (6-4) 1
ALFRED-ALMOND (2-7) 15
FRIENDSHIP-SCIO (2-8) 10
HINSDALE (1-10)
ELLICOTVILLE (VI)
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