Fairport outlasts Pittsford in boys lacrosse rivalry game
Fairport out-scored Pittsford 6-2 in the second half and the Red Raiders won 10-7 in the first game they’ve played since the 2019 Class A New York State Championship game.
Mercy girls lacrosse improves to 4-0 with victory over Irondequoit
Mercy girls lacrosse coach Anthony Yandek, unlike the Monarchs’ opponents, will miss Sami Carey, Kristyn Johnson and Caroline Murphy when they graduate next month. The three scored 12 of Mercy’s 13 goals in a 13-9 victory over Irondequoit Monday.
Victor, Baker stampede Hilton in Class AA semifinal
Victor’s defense stopped the Cadets, not just from scoring in the opening seconds but the rest of the first half and ran away with a 55-7 victory en route to Saturday’s Class AA Final.
Livonia runs over Waterloo en route to Class C Final
Livonia scored on the second play from scrimmage and the Bulldogs’ defense shut down Waterloo in a 50-6 win in the Section V Class C football semifinals on Saturday night.
McQuaid goes 6-0 in the regular season in defense of Class AA title
Senior quarterback Joe Cairns completed 16-of-22 passes for 156 yards and four touchdowns as defending Class AA Champion McQuaid earned the number one seed for Sectionals with a 35-8 victory over Rush-Henrietta.
Livonia edges Le Roy to earn home Sectional game
“I’m not sure how exciting it was for everybody else to watch.”
Hilton tops Aquinas for the first time, 28-14
With lightning and thunder in the backfield this season, the Cadets have returned to the ground and topped Aquinas for the first time, 28-14 on Thursday night.
Knight time: Le Roy improves to 4-0 with a win at East Rochester/Gananda
“It’s one of the performances I’ve seen since I’ve been coaching,” Le Roy head coach Brian Herdlein said.
Victor throws a little of everything at Hilton in 28-7 win
Victor used the “next man up” approach to beat Hilton in a battle of unbeatens Friday night
Spencerport defense, running game stops Brighton
The Rangers vaunted Double-Wing offense, which features as many as five potential ball carriers, accounted for 200 yards of offense but John Dowd’s defense forced the Bruins to get out of their run-first comfort zone.