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# 2056 Canandaigua: 2009 Preview Canandaigua ended their league season first in Finger Lakes Division I with a 6-0 record (18-0 overall). Seeded first in the Class A tournament, the Braves defeated Irondequoit 18-5 to become the Section Five Class A Champions. |
# 2006 2008 All Greater Rochester Team Selected The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle has announced their second AGR Lacrosse team, with Player of the Year honors going to Canandaigua goalie Scott Bement. Canandaigua Head Coach, Ed Mulheron was named AGR Coach of the Year. |
# 1977 2008 Senior All Star Game Brendan Green (Pittsford/Ithaca) and Mitch Ritchie (McQuaid Jesuit/LeMoyne) were named the MVP for their respective teams in the First Annual Herb Fitch Lacrosse Senior Showcase presented by Adidas. |
# 1973 2008 Senior All Star Game is on The Rochester Chapter of USLacrosse has formulated plans for a new (senior) All Star Game, which will be held at Paetec Park on July 12th and will be followed by the Rattler's vs Washington Bayhawks game. |
# 1969 Canandaigua and Penn Yan Win Two out of three Section Five teams won Western Regional Championships today. Canandaigua beat Orchard Park 11-5 in the first game. Hamburg beat Geneva 13-9 in the second game and Penn Yan was the 18-2 winner over Salamanca. Many games throughout the state were postponed until Wednesday due to weather issues. |
# 1967 2008 Finger Lakes Awards - D1 The All Star list is out recognizing the Finger Lakes League players for the 2008 season. Senior defensemen Scott Bement (Canandaigua) and Dana Wilber (Penn Yan) were selected as USLAcrosse All Americans |
# 1963 2008 All Tournament Teams All Tournament Teams have been announced for 2008. MVP for A, B and C were Marshall Johnson (Canandaigua), Jim Warner (Geneva) and Matt Osgood (Penn Yan). |
# 1962 Champions - CA, Geneva and Penn Yan Although wins by both Penn Yan and Canandaigua were surprising mismatches, a four goal streak with just over a minute gave Geneva a 14-13 win in the Class B Championships at St. John Fisher College on Friday. |
# 1960 Quarter Finals for Classes A & C Penfield (#3) won a squeaker in overtime and advances to the semi finals after a 6-5 win over Schroeder (#6). Thomas(#5) beat McQuaid Jesuit (#4) 14-9) while Canandaigua(#1) remains undefeated. |
# 1956 Out Bracket Games As usual, it was generally a lot to a little in the out bracket games. As every Section Five team was entered in one of the three tournaments, the first round in Class A most games ended in blow outs. |
# 1953 Close Games - Irondequoit Wins Irondequoit avenged their first season meeting with Penfield and in a close one, ended the Patriots undefeated season. In other close games HFL beat Eastridge 9-7, Canandaigua remains the only undefeated Section Five team with a 9-7 win over Penn Yan, McQuaid Jesuit over Corning West (16-14) and Schroeder played a close one winning 8-6 over Fairpor |
# 1948 Still Two Undefeated Both Canandaigua won their games today to remain undefeated. Canandaigua beat previously undefeated Hamburg (Section 6) 17-9 in a night game at CA, while Penfield beat Fairport 10-2 earlier in the day. |
# 1945 Canandaigua and Penfield Still Perfect McQuaid Jesuit won the GRALL Championship tonight in a close win over Aquinas and Canandaigua and Penfield both remained undefeated after action today. |
# 1943 Thomas, Geneva Win Thomas was an 8-7 winner over Fairport, Geneva was a 9-8 winner over HFL and McQuaid Jesuit was an 9-8 overtime winner over Livonia. Other winners on Tuesday include Victor, Churchville-Chili, Irondequoit, Canandaigua, Aquinas, Pal-Mac, Bloomfield-Honeoye and Hamilton (over Mynderse). |
# 1940 Canandaigua and Midlakes Win Canandaigua remains undefeated and made it clear that they are able to beat Orchard Park (of Buffalo), who has, for the 13 years has represented Section Six in the NYS tournaments. Canandaigua played three strong quarters and held off a late Quaker offensive to defeat Orchard Park 11-9. In the other Friday afternoon game, Midlakes broke a five game losing streak to beat Pal-Mac 6-2 in Finger Lakes-2 action. |
# 1939 CA and Penfield still Undefeated Both Penfield and Canandaigua remain undefeated with games that were easily won today. Canandaigua beat Mynderse 21-4 and Penfield beat Rush-Henrietta 20-7. Other winners included Brockport, HFL, Churchville, Thomas, Canandaigua and Penn Yan. |
# 1933 Thirteen Games on Thursday Most games were predictable but there were a few unexpected scores as thirteen games were played on Thursday. Greece Athena/Odyssey beat Brighton 5-4, Geneva beat Penn Yan 8-6, Newark took Midlakes 9-7 and HFL was the winner over Rush-Henrietta 14-12. |
# 1932 Penfield and Schroeder - Big Wins Schroeder had a big win today as they defeated Fairport 12-4. Penfield remained undefeated with an 11-7 win over Irondequoit. In other match ups it was Brockport over Arc/Oly, Thomas over CC, Gates over Ath/Ody, CA over Midlakes and Geneva over Mynderse. Pittsford had a 12-8 win over R-H, Penn Yan beat Pal-Mac, Victor was (10-7) over Waterloo and McQuaid Jesuit was a winner over BH. HFL beat Eastridge 5-4 and Aquinas beat Haverling 14-6. |
# 1929 One and One for Section 5 The visiting teams were winners as Canandaigua beat host Canisius (Section 6) 14-6 and visting Hamburg beat Penn Yan 12-9 in Friday night action. |
# 1927 Fourteen Games on Tuesday Nearly everyone was playing on Tuesday as fourteen games were played by Section Five teams. Batavia won their first ever Varsity games (15-10 over the Lightning), Brockport beat C-C (9-5) and Canandaigua beat Penn Yan in a close 5-4 game. McQuaid Jesuit, and Aquinas were GRALL winners and Pittsford, Gates Chili, Fairport, Penfield, R-H and Geneva had easy wins. Newark beat Pal-Mac 11-8, Mynderse took BH (11-9) and Waterloo was the 9-8 winner over Midlakes. |
# 1926 Canandaigua over Corning East Canandaigua scored five goals in each of three quarters as the beat Corning East (Section 4) 15-6 on Evens Field. Schroeder was an overtime winner at Amherst (Section 6), Irondequoit scored six goals in the third on their way to a 14-6 win over vsiting McQuaid Jesuit and Rush-Henrietta beat Gates Chili 14-12. Waterloo lost to Section 3 winner, Jordan Elbridge on the last Saturday of spring break. |
# 1922 Canandaigua, Geneva, Penn Yan Win Canandaigua beat Fairport, Irondequoit beat Thomas and Penn Yan beat Schroeder in overtime in big match ups today. Pittsford was a overtime 7-6 winner over Hilton, Geneva beat McQuaid Jesuit 13-8, Livonia was a 12-10 winner over Waterloo and Spencerport beat Brighton 7-6. |
# 1919 Aquinas, and Canandaigua Win Today Aquinas was a 10-4 winner over Brighton and Canandaigua beat Victor 19-4 in the area, while Carthage beat Penn Yan (16-6) and Tully beat Waterloo (10-6) outside the area on Saturday. |
# 1916 13 Games - Lots of League Play There was lots of action on Thursday with many league games. Winners today included Irondequoit, Churchville-Chili, Fairport, Penfield, Haverling, Victor, Canandaigua, Geneva, Penn Yan Athena/Odyssey, Thomas, and McQuaid Jesuit, who won in Buffalo against St. Francis. Close games included Eastridge over Brighton (6-5) and Penfield over Schroeder. |
# 1914 Eleven Games on Tuesday On a sunny afternoon with temperatures in the low 60s, eleven games were were placed in Section Five. The winners included Gates Chili, Penn Yan, Irondequoit, Livonia, and Mynderse. Schroeder took C-C (8-6), Fairport was the winner over Thomas (12-8), CA beat Geneva (12-7), Midlakes beat Pal-Mac by one and McQuaid Jesuit defeated Aquinas 7-6 in overtime. |
# 1908 Canandaigua over Schroeder 5-3 In a game played at McAvoy Park tonight, it was Canandaigua over Schroeder 5-3. The Braves took a 2-1 lead after scoring in the last four minutes of the first and then added 2 more in the second quarter to take a 4-1 half-time lead. |
# 1901 Great Competition in 2008 Last year at this time we stated that there was some serious talent among the Class A teams. |
# 1887 2007 ESG Wrap-up The Tournament is complete. Long Island won their fourteenth Gold medal (third in a row) losing only to Hudson Valley (in overtime) on the last day. Central took the Silver medal and Western took the bronze. |
# 1884 Sunday - Western over NYC 8-6 The Western-NYC game score of 8-6 doesn't adequately reflect how the game was played. Western scored the only two goals of the first and the only two goals of the second for a 4-0 lead going entering halftime. Although, NYC made a hard-fought comeback they never took the lead. |
# 1874 Thursday - Western over ADK 11-6 The first round of play saw Western defeated Adirondack 11-6. Western opening up the scoring four minutes into the first quarter as attackman Joe Resetarits scored with a feed from fellow attackman Matt Pierotti. |
# 1871 Empire State Games Western Team The Western team for 2007 has been announced and includes Cade Norris (HFL) and Alex Nowak (Penfield) who both return from last year's team. |
# 1870 All-Greater Rochester Team Announced The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle has announced thier first AGR Lacrosse team, with the first Player of the Year honors going to Webster Schroeder attackman Grant Catalino. First year Irondequoit Head Coach, Craig Whipple, who's team won their first Sectional title since 2001, was names the first AGR Coach of the Year. |
# 1855 Finger Lakes All Star Awards for 2007 The All Star list is out recognizing the Finger Lakes players for the 2007 season. Defenseman Michael Manley and Goalie RJ Wickham from Penn Yan were selected as USLAcrosse All Americans. Senior midfielder,Charlie Sauter from Canandaigua was selected by the Finger Lakes coaches as the 2006 USLacrosse Academic All American. |
# 1854 2007 All Tournament Teams and Awards All Tournament Teams have been announced for 2007. MVP for A, B and C were Kevin Coholan (Irondequoit), RJ Gringeri (Geneva) and Adam Trombley (Penn Yan). |
# 1853 Semi Final Games - Class A The top seeds will compete in Friday's Class A championship when Irondequoit, who won a 9-7 victory of Canandaigua takes on Schroeder who beat Thomas 10-4. |
# 1850 Quarters Final Games - Class A It will be an all Webster semi final in the upper bracket of the Class A tournament as Thomas (#5) beat Fairport (#4) in double overtime. Schroeder beat last years's Champion, Penfield 13-4. All the other top seeded teams won, including Irondequoit, Canandaigua, Penn Yan Midlakes, Livonia, Waterloo and in Class B, Victor. |
# 1847 Out bracket Games - Class A All but one game in the Class A out bracket round was won by the higher seed and that one exception saw a determined Pittsford (11th) beat Rush-Henrietta (#6) and a exciting and very close game. |
# 1844 Saturday - Last Games in Regular Season For the first time in eleven years, Geneva posted a win against Penn Yan as they won 8-4 at home on the last day of the regular season. |
# 1841 Tuesday - Schroeder over Penfield by One In the last week of the regular season, the MC league is nearly finished and there was lots of action today. Winners included Fairport, Schroeder, Spencerport, Eastridge, Irondequoit, Churchville, Hilton, Brockport, Newark, Waterloo, Livonia, Geneva and Canandaigua. |
# 1838 Friday - Penn Yan over Canandaigua In a much anticipated game, Penn Yan avenged an earlier loss to Canandaigua, with an exciting last minute 8-7 home victory. Midlakes held of a late effort by Pal-Mac, Livonia put themselves into the finals of the GRALL Championship and Geneva and Waterloo were winners in Friday action. |
# 1836 Wednesday - Four Mismatches Wednesday ’s contests were all Finger Lakes cross-over games and ones that went to running time as Penn Yan, Canandaigua, Victor and Geneva were all victorious. |
# 1833 Monday - A couple of Close Ones Penn Yan won by two and Canandaigua and Pal-Mac won by one, but Eastridge and Gates won by large margins. Midlakes beat Waterloo 10-7. |
# 1829 Friday: More Lopsided Games All three games were mismatches on Friday. Aquinas, Canandaigua and McQuaid Jesuit all had victories. |
# 1827 Wednesday: Hilton Sets Team Record Hilton posted its sixth win in a season with their 3-2 game with Brighton. Brockport was a 9-4 winner over HFL and Canandaigua, Livonia and McQuaid Jesuit won their games on Wednesday. |
# 1826 No More Undefeated Teams Fairport defeated the last of the undefeated teams this afternoon when the beat visiting Irondequoit, 8-7 in overtime. Rush-Henrietta had a 10-9 win over Penfield, Pittsford played a great game against Schroeder but lost 7-9. The Thunder won in the 2nd OT. A total of 13 games were scheduled on Thursday. |
# 1823 Saturday - CA, Fairport, Irondequoit Win Canandaigua was a decisive winner over Penn Yan today. Fairport beat Corning East 10-3, Schroeder won the cross town game and Irondequoit remained undefeated with a win over Gates Chili today. Other winners included Eastridge, Brighton, R-H, C-C, Penfield and AQ . |
# 1820 Lots of Games on Thursday Twelve games were scheduled for Thursday and among the winners were Irondequoit, Penn Yan, Schroeder, Canandaigua, Livonia, Gates, Churchville and the Thunder. Also winning were Eastridge, Waterloo and Midlakes. |
# 1819 Canandaigua over Canisius Canandaigua took an early 6-1 lead in the first quarter on their way to a 17-5 win over Canisius of Section VI |
# 1816 Beautiful Saturday Finally, under bright and sunny skies, thirteen games were played under ideal conditions. Schroeder beat Orchard Park 10-6, Greece Arc/Ath won there first Varsity game and CA lost their first game of the season. There was lots of great lacrosse today. |
# 1811 Canandaigua over Schroeder In a preview of a possible final four Class A game, Canandaigua was a winner over Webster Schroeder 9-7 at McAvoy. Thomas was a 15-7 winner over Brighton and Irondequoit took a 12-6 win over HFL. |
# 1801 CA, Schroeder, McQuaid Jesuit & Irondequoit Win Every game was expected to be close today, and although day-time games cut into the spectator numbers, many fans were not disappointed as the Schroeder/Penn Yan, Canandaigua/Fairport and McQuaid Jesuit/Brighton games were won by single goal margins. |
# 1796 Both Websters Win Both Schroeder and Thomas were winners in games played today. The Warriors beat Amherst (Section 6) 10-4 and the Titans beat Fairport 13-12 in a game full of momentum swings. Other winners included Livonia, McQuaid Jesuit, Brighton, Churchville-Chili, Geneva and Canandaigua. |
# 1794 Full Schedule - 16 Games Saturday Fairport played another overtime game today, winning this time in two over time periods against Penfield, 9-8. Two games featured Head Coach brother against brother. Craig Whipple beat his brother Andrew as Irondequoit was the 8-4 winner over Pittsford and Tom MacMillan beat brother Mark as HFL was the 10-5 winner over Brighton. |
# 1786 Preview 2007 - Class A has talent There is some serious talent spread out among the Class A teams this year. In the preseason it is difficult to say who will immerge as the Champion in May. |
# 1785 A Great First Day of Lacrosse Although cold and rainy throughout the day, and in spite of thunder and lightning delays, there was some great lacrosse played on the opening day of the 2007 season. |
# 1779 End of the 2006 Season After the regular season, there are several championship opportunities for teams that qualify. First up are the Section Five Tournaments for three classes (A-B-C). |
# 1762 2006 League Awards The award winners for 2006 for Monroe Count, Finger Lakes and GRALL are out. |
# 1756 Finger Lakes All Star Awards for 2006 TheAll Star list is out recognizing the Finger Lakes players for the 2006 season. Senior Steven Carlson and senior Dan Mesler both midfielders fromPenn Yan were selected as USLAcrosse All Americans. Senior attackman, Dan McGuffie also from Penn Yan was selected by the Finger Lakes coachesas the 2006 USLacrosse Academic All American. |
# 1755 Quarter Final Rounds The seeding worked out well in the quarter final round of the Section Five tournaments as all the top seeds advanced except #4 Thomas who lost to #5 Canandaigua in double overtime. |
# 1754 Tuesday: Out Bracket for Class A It was an out bracket day for Class A teams and most games were won by big scores. |
# 1752 Saturday: Last Regular Season Games With a number of seeding positions on the line five games were played on the last day of the regular season. Canandaigua was the winner over Hamburg while Schroeder lost in double overtime to Amherst. In the Section, McQuaid Jesuit, Waterloo and Aquinas won games. |
# 1750 Thursday: Fourteen Games !!! Fourteen games were played on the last regular day of the 2006 season There are only six games are left to be played before Saturday afternoon. |
# 1740 Thursday: Penfield and Penn Yan Win There were a number of big games played under wet conditions on Thursday. Penfield avenged an earlier loss to Fairport in a Monroe County game and Penn Yan used two over time periods to beat Canandaigua in Finger Lakes play. Schroeder was a one goal winner against Rush Henrietta and HFL won a big Class B win against Brighton. |
# 1738 Tuesday: Fairport over Schroeder Unlike the first game, this time Fairport took control early in the game, ending the first quarter with a 6-2 lead and ending the game at 13-7. |
# 1734 Thursday: Eastridge wins in the Fourth Eastridge scored three goals in the fourth to win a 9-7 victory over Spencerport, while the rest of the games posted scores that were not as close. |
# 1732 Tuesday: Thomas in Overtime Thomas was the overtime winner 10-9 in their game at HFL. Fairport was the 9-3 winner at Irondequoit and Aquinas was the 8-3 winner in GRALL action. |
# 1727 Saturday: Five Out of Section Wins Six games today were against teams from outside Section Five and the Section Five teams won all but one of the contests. Fairport beat Orchard Park in a big game in Buffalo, Geneva beat Corning West, Penn Yan beat Amherst, HFL beat Hamburg and Victor beat Sweet Home. Canandaigua lost by one goal to Baldwinsville of Section Three. |
# 1725 Thursday: Penfield over Schroeder Penfield, Schroeder and Fairport have now proved the idea that parity is alive and well in the Monroe County Class A teams. In other close games today, Brockport beat Athena/Odyssey by one goal as did Aquinas in their game with McQuaid Jesuit. |
# 1724 Tuesday: Crossover Day For the most part it was cross-over day in Section Five. McQuaid Jesuit lost to St. Francis of Buffalo and Rush-Henrietta beat visiting Livonia. The rest of the games were league games with non-divisional teams. |
# 1717 Thursday: Penn Yan over Fairport There were six games played on Thursday during vacation week. Defense was the name of the game at Penn Yan where the Mustangs scored the game winner in the last minute of the game. Canandaigua won by a goal at Irondequoit and Geneva scored three goals in last quarter to beat McQuaid Jesuit. |
# 1704 Monday: Three Games There were three games scheduled for Monday. The early game was won my Gates Chili, 15-6 over Greece Athena/Odyssey. The late games were Newark at Canandaigua and Pebble Hill (Section 3) at Mynderse. |
# 1701 Saturday: Waterloo Day Seven games were scheduled for Saturday and four of them were planned for the new turf field at Waterloo High School. Many games seemed to fall as expected. |
# 1693 Saturday: Four OT Games - No Foolin Fourteen game were scheduled for Saturday, and although it was in the low 80's yesterday in was in the 40's today. Brockport, Victor, Schroeder and McQuaid Jesuit each had overtime wins. |
# 1661 Preseason 2006 - Canandaigua Preseason 2006 - Canandaigua |
# 1470 Game Report: Sat - 04/01/06 Fourteen game were scheduled for Saturday, and although it was in the low 80's yesterday in was in the 40's today. Brockport, Victor, Schroeder and McQuaid Jesuit each had overtime wins. |
# 1250 Andrews Leads CA and Sets School Record May 27, 2017 - Third seeded Canandaigua scored the first three goals of the game and never trailed in their 16-8 win over tenth seeded Churchville-Chili. After defeating the seventh (Ath/Ody) and second (Thomas) seeds, the Saints fell to the Braves. Churchville-Chili kept the game close for a half, before Canandaigua held them scoreless in the third quarter and extending their lead to 12-5. |
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