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Livonia-Avon Falls to Aquinas
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DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - There was only one game played today and Aquinas was the winner.

AQ at Liv-AvonAQUINAS-15 at LIVONIA-AVON-3 - Leading the scoring for Aquinas were sophomore attackman Tano Auriuso (5g-1a) who scored his 5oth career assist, junior attackman Noah Olbrich (3g-3a), and sophomore attackman Jake Guggino (3g-3a), In the goal for Aquinas was sophomore Jake Gibson with 11s/2ga = 85% (24 mins), and sophomore Logan Schimmel with 4s/1ga = 80% (24 mins). Leading the scoring for Livonia-Avon was senior offensiveman A.J. Peri with 2g.  Junior faceoff specialist Joey Cinquino won 9+/2- = 82% for the Lakers who will host Pal-Mac next week. Aquinas will host McQuaid Jesuit on Saturday.   [ BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery. Full Story

The 2024 Season Starts
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DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were 9 games played today and 3 were close ones. Fairport was a 5-4 winner over Hilton. Bloomfield-Honeoye defeated Brockport by a score of 8-6 and East United-Eastridge defeated Newark by a score of 7-5. 

SCHROEDER-10 at BRIGHTON-7 - Schroeder took a 5-2 lead at the half and with even distribution took the win despite a three goal run in the fourth quarter by the Bruins. Freshman Tim Tourangeau scored his first Varsity goal for Brighton and Junior midfielder Parker Brown and Freshman midfielder Cody Preston scored their first Varsity goals for Schroeder. Senior attackman Nate Schilling (2g-3a) and senior midfielder Anthony DeRosa (4g) led the scoring for Schroeder while Senior goalie Casey Berns made 17s/7ga = 71% in the nets. Senior attackman Aksel Stanat (4g-1a) and Senior midfielder Sam Slaninka (3a) led the scoring for Brighton.  Henry Werzinger had 14+/5- = 74% in the Brighton goal. Brighton is off until next week. Schroeder is at Fairport on Friday.    [ BOX SCORE

THOMAS-9 at IRONDEQUOIT-12 - Irondequoit Senior faceoff specialist Jonah Carrier won 20+/3- = 87% and added 5g-1a while Sophomore Cooper Moore added (6g-1a) for the Eagles. Junior goalie Sven Habitzreuther made 13s/9ga = 59% in the cage. Thomas celebrated 8th grader Jonah Jobson and junior Brandon Trottier who each scored their first Varsity goal for the Titans. Senior midfielder Jagger Altieri (1g-2a), Jonah Jobson (2g-1a), and junior midfielder Brett Mersdorf (2g-1a) led the scoring for Thomas who is at Hamburg on Friday.   [ BOX SCORE

EAST UNITED-EASTRIDGE-7 at NEWARK-5 -  [ UPDATED} - Sophomore attackman John Camblin scored his first Varsity goal and Sophomore Sam Underhill reached his 50th goal with his 3 goals (51g) for Newark. In the goal was senior Thomas Kirnie who recorded 17s/7ga = 71%. The East United defense shut out Newark`s offense for almost two whole periods while Freshman midfielder Jahyden Maiorani led the Eagle offense with (4g-1a). Latoine Brown and Jeremiah Tucker each scored their first Varsity goal for East United-Eastridge. On Thursday Newark is at Jordan Elbridge and East United-Eastridge is at Gates Chili.    [ BOX SCORE

BLOOMFIELD-HONEOYE-8 at BROCKPORT-6 - [ UPDATED ] Junior midfielder Cody Whittaker (Bloomfield-Honeoye) reached his 200th faceoff win with his 10 wins (207wins) in a close game where he won 10+/2- for the Pride. Leading the scoring for Bloomfield-Honeoye were Senior attackman Liam Roach (1g-2a) and Senior offensiveman Jonathan Nelson (3g). There were four ties in this close game and the win was determined by two Pride goals in the last quarter (John Blair and Jonathan Nelson). Leading the scoring for Brockport were Sophomore attackman Ryan Miller (2g) and midfielder Javier Benzan (1g-1a). Senior attackman Thomas Bruno (Brockport) scored his first Varsity goal for the Blue Devils.  [ BOX SCORE

ST. FRANCIS-5 at MCQUAID JESUIT-15 in a Non-League game - It was the 11th win in a row for McQuaid Jesuit against St. Francis. (12-3) going back to 04/10/2008. The Knights will be at Pittsford on Thursday.  There was no reports from either team.      [ BOX SCORE

RUSH-HENRIETTA-2 at PENFIELD-17 - Leading the scoring for Penfield were Senior midfielder Adam Schembri (3g-2a), Senior attackman Ethan Aust (3g-2a), Sophomore attackman Brodie Joyce (4g-1a), and senior attackman Zach Shores (4g). Sophomore Manny Castro scored his first Varsity goal in this game. In the nets were Sophomore Mason Schembri who recorded 3s/1ga = 75% (24 mins), and Senior Dylan Rondeau who had 2s/1ga = 67% (24 mins). Penfield is at Churchville-Chili and R-H is at Lancaster on Thursday. There was no report from Rush-Henrietta at post-time.     [ BOX SCORE

HILTON-4 at FAIRPORT-5 - [ UPDATED ] Two unanswered goals in the third quarter gave the Red Raiders a 5-2 lead, but the Cadets came back with two of their own in the last quarter in this close game. Leading the scoring for Fairport with 2g each were Senior Sam Pucci and Junior Andrew Crowley  who scored his first Varsity goal in the game. Sophomore Corey Roeser won 8+/4- = 67% faceoffs and in the goal Junior Luke Ryan recorded 10s/4ga = 71%. Leading the scoring for Hilton were Freshman attackman Gianluca Auriuso (2g), Junior midfielder Braydon Pike (1g), and Senior defenseman Brady Quill (1g). Freshman attackman Gianluca Auriuso (Hilton) scored his first Varsity goal for the Cadets and Junior face off midfielder Drew O`Buck reached his 200th faceoff wins with his 5 wins (200wins)     [ BOX SCORE

GREECE STORM-4 at PITTSFORD-16 - Leading the scoring for Greece Storm were Sophomore attackman James Maccallini (2g), Senior offensiveman Andrew Hill (1g-0a), and junior attackman Evan Roesser (1g). Facing off for Greece Storm was junior Carter Fabian with 5+/1- = 83%.  There was no report from Pittsford (1-0) at post-time.     [ BOX SCORE

PAL-MAC-18 at HAVERLING-0 - Haverling reports that Jackson Dennie had 7g-2 and Keagan Hoesterey had 2g-5a to lead Pal-Mac who will host Geneva on Thursday while the Rams host Mynderse. There was no report from Pal-Mac (1-0) at post-time.     [ BOX SCOREFull Story

Games Start this Week
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After a couple of postponed games last week, games are expected to start up this week. There are 28 games on the schedule and a good number will have the opportunity to make strong statements.

On Tuesday there are ten games on the schedule. Among the notables are Hilton at Fairport, Thomas at Irondequoit, Schroeder at Brighton, and R-H at Penfield. Hilton has seven returning award winners after posting a 9-9 season last year while The Red Raiders are looking at a large group of excited players, many in their first game in varsity uniforms. Key DatesWebster Thomas has seven returning award winners and looks to see dividends from last year`s building year while Irondequoit will look to their six returning award winners to continue their yearly improvements. Maryland bound faceoff specialist Jonah Carrier should give the Eagles many opportunities this season.

Anthony DeRosa leads a group of five returning award winners for Schroeder. Brighton, under new Head Coach Josh Laskowski, has nine returning award winners, including First teamers Thomas D`Angelo (goalie), Kieran Hughes (LSM), and Aksel Stanat (A). Ted Winslow moves from assistant to Head Coach at Rush-Henrietta and will have three returning award winners as he adjusts to the loss of five key players including Mike Valent. Penfield looks to make a move from their 12-6 record last year with six returning award winners including defenseman Ryan Bowerman.

Aquinas is at Livonia-Avon on Wednesday. Aquinas has a whole lot of returning players from a team that saw many underclassmen making strong statements last year. Tano Auriuso posted 84 points last year as a freshman, Noah Olbrich has 60 points, Gio Valerie has 60 points and Carter Wegman added 45 points last year. Mark Rumfola moved into the Head Coach job at Livonia-Avon where Max McEnerney will lead four returning award winners for the Lakers.

On Thursday, eleven games are scheduled including Geneva at Pal-Mac and McQuaid Jesuit at Pittsford. The Panthers has nine award winners returning including first teamers Jeremy Askin (FO) and DeSean Bruce (SS-DM). Pal-Mac has eight award winners returning including Midfielder of the year Keagan Hoesterey, and first teamers Luke Herendeen (D) and Peyton Lich (G). McQuaid Jesuit has a first year Head Coach as Alex Gray will lead the Knights with help from senior goalie Will Gordon and senior attackman Vincenzo Giangreco. Pittsford lost a number of quality players to graduation including Ben Steingass (Amherst). The two teams played for the Section V championship last year with the Panthers advancing.

With the spring break starting after school, there are only three games on Friday and three more on Saturday. On Friday Schroeder is at Fairport, Spencerport is at Wayne and Thomas is at Hamburg. Spencerport, who made it to the Section V finals, has eight returning award winners including first teamers Sean Baird (D), Ashton McNair (D/LSM), Jayden Rodriguez (M) and Zach Tortora (M). Wayne had a 14-5 season last year after John Hanss took over the reins mid-season. The Eagle have five returning award winners Including Alex Garrow and PJ Ostrowski in the midfield.

Penn Yan will open their 2024 campaign at Westhill (Section III) on Saturday. As usual the Mustangs will have many underclassmen in key roles. Returning award winners include Teagan Fingar who was an All-Section V pick as a sophomore, and all-tournament players Bryant VanHousen (M), Will Thompson (G) and Braden Fingar (M). Canandaigua opens their season at Geneva. Although they lost an All-American goalie (Jack Faiola Hobart), the Gray Wolves have ten returning award winners from their 12-5 season last year. First teamers include Dom Gullace (D) and Alex Rheude (M). McQuaid will play Aquinas at noon.

Check out the times and the whole list on the games page. Full Story

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We Lose Another: Long-Time Coach Craig Modern
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Lacrosse, known as 'The Medicine Game,' holds profound meaning for many in our area. It has brought us joy, comfort, and healing powers. Friends gather to cheer on their loved ones, finding solace in the ups and downs of each battle on the field. Players compete not just for victory but for each other, leaving behind their troubles for a few hours on the field. Today in Webster, its significance is even more poignant, offering a bit more healing as our hearts weigh heavy with loss. Read More..... Full Story

Thirty Four Teams in 2023
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There are currently thirty-five teams that play in the Section. They are divided among four classes that compete for Sectional championships and later, the New York State tournaments. Full Story

Wayne Needs a JV Coach
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Wayne Central is looking for a JV boys lacrosse coach.  If interested please email Anthony Carusone at acarusone@waynecsd.org. Full Story

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