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Tuesday Girls’ Soccer Wrap: Wilkinson totals four points in Hornell victory; Pastorius, Romance lead Fillmore to Class C2 finals

October 27, 2026 by Matt Hanes Leave a Comment

Kendall defeated Genesee Valley-Belfast to clinch a spot in the Section V Class C2 championship. (Photo: LAURA ACCIAIO)

CLASS B

No. 4 WELLSVILLE (16-3-0) 1
No. 1 LIVONIA (18-1-0) 3

No. 1 Livonia will advance to the Class B finals to face No. 2 Hornell on Friday, Oct. 30.

No. 3 PENN YAN (14-5-0) 1
No. 2 HORNELL (17-2-0) 6
Brynna Wilkinson led the way with a pair of goals and assists to lead Hornell to a Class B semifinal win. Raegan Evingham also scored twice. Bella Gardner and Riley Harwood each collected one goal. Delainey Thompson led Hornell with three assists. No. 2 Hornell will advance to the Class B finals to square off against No. 1 Livonia on Friday, Oct. 30. 

VIEW MORE PHOTOS FROM LAURA ACCIAIO.

CLASS C1

No. 4 BYRON-BERGEN (11-7-1) 0
No. 1 AVON (13-2-3) 1

Emaa Geary netted the game winner with an assist from Kaelyn Montague as Avon advanced to the Section V Class C1 championship. Alaney Griffiths made seven saves for the shutout. The Riverhawks outshot Byron-Bergen 10-7. Avon advanced and will face No. 3 Holley in the Class C1 finals on Friday, Oct. 30.

“You don’t always need experience to know how to compete,” said Avon head coach Jordan Mullen via text message. “This group of battle-tested leaders has become the defensive foundation for an exciting collection of young offensive talent. Different ages, different experiences, but a shared commitment to something bigger than themselves. 

“What makes this group special is their understanding that individual talent can win moments, but collective purpose wins battles. They compete for each other, they believe in each other, and they recognize that what they’re building is bigger than any one game.

“There is something incredibly powerful about a team that plays inspired by a purpose greater than the outcome. That kind of belief is an something you can’t draw up on a whiteboard.”

No. 3 HOLLEY (13-5-1) 1
No. 2 RED CREEK (10-4-3) 0

It was a rematch of the 2025 Class C1 quarterfinals and fourth year in a row where Red Creek and Holley faced off in sectionals. In a game where scoring was hard to come by, sophomore Carsyn Mogle netted the lone goal of the game…READ MORE

CLASS C2

No. 5 GENESEE VALLEY-BELFAST (15-3-0) 1
No. 1 KENDALL (16-1-0) 6

Teammate Sophia Picardo started the scoring less than three minutes after the break.

Picardo took a cross from Jersie Drake and finished from inside the 18-yard box. A minute and a half later, Denning found the back of the net. Then she took advantage of a giveaway in the area to make it a 5-0 game. READ MORE.

No. 6 FILLMORE (15-3-1) 2
No. 2 KESHEQUA (15-3-0) 1

Kallie Pastorius scored the first goal of the game off a pass from Abby Earley to help Fillmore knock off Keshequa in the Class C2 semifinals. Kate Romance found the back of the net after an assist from Emalyn Mucher. Kelsie Songster wrapped up five saves in net. No. 6 Fillmore will advance to the Class C2 finals to battle No. 1 Kendall on Friday, Oct. 30.

Coaches: To report scores and game details, please email scores@pickinsplinters.com.

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