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Thursday Girls’ Soccer Wrap: Isaman’s late goal lifts Warsaw; Riley’s hat trick keeps Sutherland unbeaten

September 10, 2026 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

BATAVIA (1-2-1) 2
PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (3-0-0) 4

Lizzie Riley netted a hat trick, and Sarah Fields added a goal to lead Pittsford Sutherland. Evelyn Kuhne and Olivia Shaw had an assist apiece in the win. Lena Ricotta made seven saves for her first varsity win.

SPENCERPORT (4-0-1) 2
BRIGHTON (3-1-0) 1

Lily Barczys and Taylor Pocracki had a goal apiece to lead Spencerport. Alia Gatto and Ryan Smith both accounted for an assist in the win.

CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (1-2-0) 0
WEBSTER THOMAS (2-1-0) 4

Maggy Auinger delivered a hat trick to lead Webster Thomas in its home opener. Emily Esders also scored for the Titans. Sam Spencer and Cordelia Dargout had an assist apiece in the win. Seraphina Lippa and Lilian Bradbury combined for a second shutout of the season.

GREECE ARCADIA (3-1-0) 2
CANANDAIGUA (1-2-1) 0

Amaya Coley and Alizabeth Martinez-Steger had a goal apiece to lead Greece Arcadia. Coley connected in the first half with an assist from Jamie Wright. Martinez-Steger added an insurance goal in the second half with an assist from Kamryn DeFranco. Lily Tracz, with help from center backs Milana Miceli and Jaeda Blais-Rodriguez, made three saves for a third shutout on the season.

PENFIELD (2-0-2) 1
WEBSTER SCHROEDER (3-1-2) 0

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (1-3-0) 3
GREECE OLYMPIA (0-2-0) 0

EASTRIDGE (0-3-0) 0
BROCKPORT (3-0-0) 4

Allie Cole scored twice while Lauren Cooling and Sophia Barbel had a goal and an assist apiece to lead Brockport in its home opener. Mia Rugari accounted for an assist in the win. Danielle Holzschuh and Chloe Van Ornum combined for the shutout, the Blue Devils’ third clean sheet of the season.

GATES CHILI (1-3-0) 3
IRONDEQUOIT (0-4-0) 0

OUR LADY OF MERCY (2-2-0) 1
PITTSFORD MENDON (3-0-0) 4

Madalyn Roseler scored twice including the first two goals for Mendon to lead the Vikings in non-league action. Emma Hiller and Shay Browne added a marker apiece in the win. Scarlett Burrows accounted for a pair of assists. Emmy Hopfinger also set up a goal.

HILTON (1-3-0) 4
VICTOR (0-3-0) 1

AQUINAS (3-0-0) 6
GREECE ATHENA (1-1-1) 3

Sienna Fallone netted a hat trick, and Lena Barbone added two goals to lead Aquinas. With the match level at two, Ava Barbone scored with an assist from Jaden Deming. Lena Barbone added a goal before halftime for a 4-2 lead heading into the break. Fallone and Lena Barbone contributed second-half tallies for the Li’l Irish. Haley Drake scored twice for Athena. Brielle Nicholson also found the back of the net. Madison Feeney and Jaden Ostrander had an assist apiece for the Trojans.

LIMA CHRISTIAN (2-1-0) 8
ROCHESTER PREP (0-2-0) 0

KESHEQUA (3-1-0) 3
PAVILION/YORK (1-2-0) 1

Braelyn Isaman scored the game winner with six minutes remaining to lift Keshequa. Belle Rigney staked the Wildcats to a 2-nil lead with a pair of first-half goals. Onnie Long and Isaman had assists on Rigney’s markers. Emma Tillotson pulled Pavilion/York within one heading into halftime. Tillotson struck for an equalizer midway through the second half. Keshequa’s Leah Long made five saves for the win.

HORNELL (3-1-0) 0
LIVONIA (2-0-0) 2

Sunny Quinn and Blair Maxwell scored a goal apiece to lead Livonia in Livingston County Athletic Association action. Quinn scored off a scramble in the box to give the Bulldogs a 1-nil lead heading into halftime. Maxwell connected from outside the 18-yard box in the second half. Gwen Strom registered the shutout.

CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (1-3-0) 0
AVON (2-0-0) 2

Kaelyn Montague had a goal and an assist to lead Avon. Montague started the scoring with an assist from Maddie Freeman. Montague then set up Emma Geary’s tally. Alaney Griffiths made two saves for a second shutout on the season.

GENESEO (2-0-1) 6
WARSAW (1-1-0) 2

Emma Swanson finished with two goals while Ali Fowler had a goal and two assists to lead Geneseo which erased an early deficit. Trailing 1-nil, Swanson leveled the match with an assist from Madi Ladelpha in the fourth minute. Paige Rossborough delivered the go-ahead goal five minutes later with an assist from Gabby Lee. Ladelpha added to the scoring in the 27th minute as Geneseo took a 3-2 lead into halftime. Fowler set up Ladelpha’s strike. Swanson, Lee and Fowler all found the back of the net in the second half. Tenley McKinney played the first half in goal and made four saves. Lydia Pearson took the goalkeeping responsibilities coming out of halftime and stopped three shots. Warsaw’s Willow Reagan started the scoring in the match’s first minute. Kaitlyn Treutlein added a goal in the 36th minute to pull the Tigers within one goal heading into the break. Madalyn Schurr assisted on the play.

“We honestly played a pretty poor first half but at the break we talked about how we can’t let physical mistakes turn into mental ones,” said Geneseo head coach Nick Drollette via email. “The second half was like watching a completely different team and they really started to figure each other out. These are some of the growing pains we expected this year but they’re really starting to click.”

MOUNT MORRIS 9
LETCHWORTH 2

HAVERLING (2-0-0) 7
CANISTEO-GREENWOOD (2-1-0) 1

Riley Beaty and Sierra Haight finished with a hat trick apiece to lead Haverling in non-league action. Beaty started the scoring then set up Haight for a strike from 30 yards out. Haight added two more goal off assists from Zoey Winfield to give the Rams a 4-nil lead heading into halftime. Beaty added another goal in the second half, and Aleah Binkowski converted a corner kick from Winfield. Beaty beat the back line and found the back of the net to cap the scoring. Adriana Beers scored the lone Canisteo-Greenwood goal. Haverling finished with an 11-5 advantage in shots on target.

“The commanding win felt really good to get tonight.  CG came out the first ten minutes and played very good possession.  Our best defense is a good counter attack.  5 of our 7 goals were scored off of transition.  Zoey Winfield was an absolute beast in the middle of the field and made it her job to feed our front runners the ball after winning it.  Beaty and Haight put those feeds to great use by both having hat tricks tonight.  Very proud of the entire team effort.”

ALFRED-ALMOND (0-5-0) 0
DANSVILLE (1-2-0) 6

Mya Hayes netted a hat trick to lead Dansville in non-league action. Elliot Hanks started the scoring for the Mustangs before Hayes connected on the next three goals for a 4-nil Dansville lead heading into halftime. Margherita Petrelli and Colleen Metcalfe scored on unassisted efforts in the second half. Hanks, Petrelli and Kammi Everman had an assist apiece in the win.

“We came out strong tonight scoring in the first three minutes of the first half,” said Dansville head coach Morgan Major via email. “I am very proud of this team and their determination throughout the entire game. We need to continue with this momentum as we prepare to compete against Letchworth this Saturday at home.”

PALMYRA-MACEDON (1-3-0) 1
GENEVA (0-3-0) 0

OAKFIELD-ALABAMA/ELBA (0-3-0) 0
WHEATLAND-CHILI (3-1-0) 7

Alexa Nicolosi finished with a hat trick and two assists to lead Wheatland-Chili. Vanessa Guerrero added two goals in the win while Jaylin Gallagher had a goal and an assist for the Wildcats. Bella Mekker also contributed to the scoring. Madison Pope accounted for an assist. Keira Nash made two saves for W-C’s second shutout of the season.

“In spite of this being our fourth game in five days, this group came ready to play,” said Wheatland-Chili head coach Jen Quinn via email. “Behind outstanding leadership, this group is committed to team growth and is driven to improve every day. They are really fun to watch.”

HOLLEY (4-0-0) 3
ALEXANDER (0-6-0) 0

ATTICA (2-1-0) 1
BYRON-BERGEN (1-1-0) 5

FILLMORE (3-0-0) 7
ANDOVER (1-2-0) 0

Abby Earley finished with a pair of goals to lead six different scorers for Fillmore. Earley started the offense with an assist from Tenlee Miller. Emalyn Mucher gave the Eagles a 2-nil lead heading into halftime. Kallie Pastorius set up Mucher’s goal. Mylee Miller, Tenlee Miller, Pastorius, Earley and Lily Sisson each found the back of the net in the second half. Pastorius accounted for two assists on the night. Earley, Mucher, Grace Walton and Kate Romance added a helper apiece. Kelsie Singster made one save for the shutout. Andover’s Harper Bledsoe made 18 saves.

“Most pleased with eight girls earning at least one point,” said Fillmore head coach Jon Beardsley via email. “Thought as the game progressed we varied our attack and  stayed patient. Andover’s goalie was stellar at times tonight.”

ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (0-2-0) 1
AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (1-1-0) 6

Brooke VanSkiver accounted for three goals and two assists to lead Avoca-Prattsburgh. Meyah Putnam added a goal and two assists for the Titans. Addy Stone had two goals while Morgan Bell contributed an assist. Alanna Campbell made six saves for the win.

GENESEE VALLEY-BELFAST 4
FRIENDSHIP-SCIO 0

SOUTH SENECA/ROMULUS
CAMPBELL-SAVONA/BRADFORD

SODUS
NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT

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