Tuesday featured intense clashes, with Victor, HFL, and Brighton emerging victorious in hard-fought battles, while Geneva, Pal-Mac, and Penn Yan showcased their offensive power. Wednesday saw Pittsford edge out Canandaigua 11-10, alongside strong wins from Livonia-Avon-Geneseo, Spencerport, Gates Chili, and Bloomfield-Honeoye. Thursday marked the conclusion of the regular season with decisive victories from Fairport, McQuaid Jesuit, Newark, Wayne, Geneva, and Penfield, with standout performances and milestone achievements taking center stage. No games were played on Friday, as tournament seeding awarded top spots to McQuaid, Canandaigua, Pal-Mac, and Penn Yan. Saturday’s Round 1 games were dominated 
by Irondequoit, Spencerport, Brighton, and Haverling, securing their places in the quarterfinals. The week concluded on Sunday as Aquinas overcame an early deficit to defeat Thomas 11-8, with Guggino and Auriuso leading the charge. Aquinas now advances to face Canandaigua in the quarterfinals.
out an action-packed day on the field. The 
commanding 21-9 win over Haverling, and Wayne overcame an early deficit to top Bloomfield-Honeoye 19-9 behind Mason Michel’s six-goal performance. Geneva cruised past Waterloo 16-1, while Penfield spread the scoring in an 18-7 win over Churchville-Chili, completing a day of decisive victories across divisions.
will play at Aquinas on Sunday. Quarterfinal matchups are next on the horizon for these teams as they prepare for the next stage of competition.
seeded teams won their games. By Saturday, the championship games will be set.
led by Kieran Stenzel and Cooper Moore, while goalie Sven Habitzreuther held a perfect save percentage. Spencerport controlled their matchup against Schroeder, securing a 6-2 victory behind strong showings from Zachary Ajavananda and Gavin Brown, despite a late push from Schroeder in the fourth quarter. Brighton extended their winning streak to 10 games with a 15-5 triumph over Churchville-Chili, fueled by multi-goal efforts from Miles McGuire, Gavin Parks, and Tim Tourangeau. Haverling rounded out the day with a dominant 17-3 win over Waterloo, headlined by Maclain Wright’s five-goal performance. Thomas will play at Aquinas on Sunday. Quarterfinal matchups are next on the horizon for these teams as they prepare for the next stage of competition.
contributed goals, including first varsity tallies from Hunter Weisbeck and Liam West. Goalie Sven Habitzreuther recorded a perfect save percentage in his half in the cage. Gates Chili’s Michael Alley scored both of his team’s goals, and goalie Demar Williams finished with ten saves. Irondequoit will face Hilton in the upcoming quarterfinals. [
Churchville-Chili in a non-league game, with eight players contributing to the scoring. Leading the charge were Miles McGuire, Gavin Parks, and Tim Tourangeau, each with 3 goals. Logan Serve made 7 saves with a 78% save percentage. Churchville-Chili’s Brayden Hoak scored 2 goals, and sophomore Aiden DeYager recorded his first Varsity goal. Kaiden Leiston made 5 saves with a 56% save percentage. Brighton extended their winning streak 
to 10 games and will face third-seeded Pittsford in the quarterfinals. [
Bloomfield-Honeoye at Geneva
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# 3929 Week In Review - Week 9 EDITOR'S NOTE: This weekly summary touches on some of the games played in the recent past and highlights some games of interest in the current week. For more in-depth coverage, click on the DAY OF THE WEEK for more coverage for that day, including box scores, articles, and galleries.There were thirty-four games played last week. There were sixty-six out of section games scheduled and 66 have been played. Section V teams won 41 and lost 25 (62% wins). There was one undefeated team for the regular season: Pal-Mac (14-0).
Looking BackThroughout the week, Section V teams battled it out in thrilling matchups filled with dramatic finishes and dominant performances. Monday saw Churchville-Chili and Haverling secure narrow victories, while Newark, Spencerport, Bloomfield-Honeoye, and Mynderse-Romulus delivered commanding wins. Monday: Thrillers & Dominations Define the Day Tuesday: Heroics and High-Scoring Battles Wednesday: Pittsford Over CA in Close One Thursday: The Regular Season Ends - Tournaments Next Friday: A unusual day off with no games played. The tournament seeding saw top seeds to McQuaid, Canandaigua, Pal-Mac and Penn Yan. Saturday: Dominant Wins in Round 1 Games Sunday: Aquinas vs Thomas Looking AheadThe Section V tournament is underway with quarterfinals and semifinals scheduled for this week. In the Round 1 games, all of the higher Tuesday will see the quarterfinal games played for each of the four classes. On Friday there will be semifinal games in classes A, C, and D. The class A games will be held at Spencerport. The Class C games will be played at Victor, and the Class D semifinals will be played at Geneva. All of the Friday games will be played at 5:00 or 7:30. Usually the higher seeded team will play at 5:00 but check the schedules. On Saturday as there were no fields available for a Friday game, the Class B games will be played at Wayne at 11:00 and 1:30. Get ready for another exciting week of lacrosse, and the championship rounds on the following Monday and Tuesday As usual, don’t forget to check the full schedule and game times on the games page. | ||||||||
# 3927 Round 1: Brighton Over C-C Brighton earned a 15-5 win over Churchville-Chili in a non-league game, with eight players contributing to the scoring. Leading the charge were Miles McGuire, Gavin Parks, and Tim Tourangeau, each with 3 goals. Logan Serve made 7 saves with a 78% save percentage. Churchville-Chili’s Brayden Hoak scored 2 goals, and sophomore Aiden DeYager recorded his first Varsity goal. Kaiden Leiston made 5 saves with a 56% save percentage. Brighton extended their winning streak to 10 games and will face third-seeded Pittsford in the quarterfinals. | ||||||||
# 3924 Dominant Wins in Round 1 Games DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - All four games played today were decisive victories, with winning margins exceeding three goals and with the higher seeded teams winning. Irondequoit showcased a commanding performance in their 16-2 win over Gates Chili, GATES CHILI-2 at IRONDEQUOIT-16 - Irondequoit secured a 16-2 victory over Gates Chili, with Kieran Stenzel and Cooper Moore leading the offense. Eight players SCHROEDER-2 at SPENCERPORT-6 - Spencerport claimed a six-two win over Schroeder on Saturday, led by multi-goal performances from Zachary Ajavananda and Gavin Brown. Schroeder responded in the fourth quarter with goals from Garrett Conger and Cody Preston. Spencerport goaltender Zach Miceli posted nine saves with an eighty-two percent save rate, while Schroeder’s Van Bolton finished with twelve saves and a sixty-seven percent save rate. The Rangers will face Victor in their quarterfinal matchup on Tuesday. [ Story and BOX SCORE] CHURCHVILLE-CHILI-5 at BRIGHTON-15 - Brighton earned a 15-5 win over WATERLOO-3 at HAVERLING-17 - Haverling won their non-league matchup against Waterloo 17-3 on Saturday. Seven players scored for Haverling, with Maclain Wright leading the way with five goals and two assists. Junior goalie McLane Stermole recorded a 63% save percentage. Waterloo did not submit a report, and Haverling will play Penn Yan in the Class D quarterfinals on Tuesday. [ Story and BOX SCORE] | ||||||||
# 3909 Brighton Holds Off Fairport Brighton defeated Fairport 10-8 in a close non-league matchup. Gavin Parks led Brighton with six goals, while Mitchell Monte and Ryan Priddy were Fairport’s top contributors. Brighton finished strong in the fourth quarter, scoring three unanswered goals to secure the win. Logan Serve made ten saves for Brighton, posting a 56% save rate. Fairport looks ahead to their next game against Penn Yan. | ||||||||
# 3879 Brighton Secures Win at Auburn Brighton earned a 19-12 win over Auburn, maintaining their lead throughout the game. Gavin Parks scored five goals, while Ben Marangola and Austin Flaum contributed multiple points. Goaltender Logan Serve recorded five saves, and Henry Werzinger excelled in faceoffs. Brighton will wrap up their regular season against Fairport on Tuesday. | ||||||||
# 3864 Brighton Over Hamburg Brighton earned a 17-3 victory over Hamburg in a non-league game, led by Gavin Parks with six goals and Miles McGuire with four goals and two assists. Strong goaltending from Logan Serve and Phil Stapf helped secure the win, while senior Henry Werzinger won 15 of 22 face-offs. The victory extended Brighton's winning streak to seven games ahead of their next game at Auburn. | ||||||||
# 3827 Bruins Over Rangers Brighton won 14-10 against Spencerport, breaking a tie after the first quarter and securing the victory with a strong fourth-quarter performance. Miles McGuire led Brighton’s scoring with five goals, while Zach Tortora contributed five goals for Spencerport. Both teams’ goalies recorded eight saves, and Spencerport’s Chase D’Amico reached 300 career faceoff wins. Brighton will face Hamburg next, while Spencerport will play Hilton. | ||||||||
# 3803 Brighton Gets Win from Thomas Brighton defeated Thomas 13-11 in a closely contested MC-D2 matchup. Tim Tourangeau led Brighton with four goals and two assists, while Jake Polizzi paced Thomas with four goals. Goalkeepers Logan Serve and Joshua Jobson finished with save percentages below 50%. Brighton maintained narrow leads in each quarter, securing its fifth consecutive win. | ||||||||
# 3794 Tuesday – Thrilling Battles and Milestone Moments DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Brighton edged out Thomas 13-11 in the day’s closest contest, while standout performances and career milestones defined the action across the 15 games played. Sam Underhill became Newark’s all-time leading scorer with a nine-goal performance, Jake Olbrich hit 100 career assists for Aquinas, and Geneva extended their winning streak to five. Victor, Penfield, and Fairport secured key wins, while Canandaigua remained undefeated with a dominant 19-0 victory. | ||||||||
# 3757 Brighton Takes Schroeder Brighton triumphed over Schroeder with an eleven-three win in an MC-D2 league game. Leading Brighton’s offense was Miles McGuire with four goals and Tim Tourangeau with two goals and two assists. Goalkeeper Logan Serve delivered a sixty-seven percent save rate, while Schroeder’s Van Bolton made eleven saves, reaching one hundred career saves. Zack Rossignol achieved his first Varsity goal for Brighton. Schroeder’s John Caricati excelled at faceoffs, but Brighton secured the win. | ||||||||
# 3756 WEDNESDAY - Lacrosse Action Sparkles DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - On a dynamic day of lacrosse, Orchard Park edged past Aquinas with a 17-12 victory, thanks to Justin Relosky’s standout performance with three goals and five assists, while Aquinas’ Jake Gibson achieved a historic 400 career saves. Brighton showcased dominance in an 11-3 league win against Schroeder, with Miles McGuire leading the offense and Logan Serve securing a strong defense with a 67% save rate. Eleven other matches unfolded throughout the day, including commanding wins by Hilton (28-1 against East United-Eastridge), Haverling (13-0 against Batavia-Notre Dame), and Canandaigua (16-5 against HFL). The total number of games played today was twelve, illustrating a thrilling lineup across leagues. | ||||||||
# 3741 Brighton Over Rush-Henrietta Brighton defeated Rush-Henrietta 12-7 in a non-league lacrosse game Saturday. Brighton's offense was led by Tim Tourangeau, Miles McGuire, Gavin Parks, and Mitch Minor, each contributing three goals. Logan Serve recorded seven saves for Brighton with a 50% save rate, while Henry Werzinger won 64% of face-offs. | ||||||||
# 3733 Close Wins Highlight 14 Games DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Saturday saw an action-packed day in lacrosse with a total of 14 games played, including two nail-biters. Penfield edged out Irondequoit 10-9 in a highly competitive match, led by Jake Maurer and Harrison Easton with three goals each. Marcus Whitman narrowly defeated Bishop Kearney 13-12, thanks to standout performances from Ayden Clark and Tariku Blueye, both scoring five goals.The remaining games featured several dominant victories. | ||||||||
# 3710 Pittsford Secures Road Win Over Brighton Pittsford secured a 12-6 road win over Brighton, improving to 6-0 on the season. Grant Lewis led Pittsford with three goals, while Gavin Parks scored twice for Brighton. Pittsford gained momentum in the second and third quarters, creating separation in the score. Brighton’s Logan Serve had 15 saves, and Pittsford’s Pierce Madigan recorded two in limited time. Pittsford controlled faceoffs and ground balls, helping maintain offensive pressure throughout the contest. | ||||||||
# 3681 Brighton Secures Victory Over Westhill Brighton triumphed over Westhill 5-3 in a non-league game on April 15. Gavin Parks scored twice, while junior goalie Logan Serve made eight saves with a 73% save rate. Westhill's Trevor Young, Jack Hayes, and Grady Etoll each scored, with Keller O'Hern recording sixteen saves in net. Brighton advanced to a 2-2 record as they prepare to face Wayne next. | ||||||||
# 3635 Victor Takes Home Win Against Brighton Victor achieved an 11-5 win over Brighton in an MC-D2 league game with contributions from Brody Secker (three goals) and Colin Wheeler (three goals). Despite Brighton`s early fight, Victor's nine-goal run and six saves from Will Simpson secured their victory. Brighton`s efforts were led by Ben Marangola with two goals and Henry Werzinger excelling in faceoffs. | ||||||||
# 3593 Irondequoit Edges Brighton in OT Thriller Irondequoit defeated Brighton 8-7 in an MC-D2 league opener, with Colin Giudice’s overtime goal assisted by Dylan Carey securing the win. Cooper Moore and Tim Tourangeau were leading scorers for their teams, and Sven Habitzreuther reached 200 career saves with fifteen saves on twenty-two shots (68%). | ||||||||
# 3592 Four Games By One Goal - Two in OT DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were 11 games played today and 5 were close ones. Irondequoit defeated Brighton by a score of 8-7. Schroeder was a 7-6 winner over Wayne. Hilton defeated Penfield by a score of 8-6. Geneva defeated Livonia-Avon-Geneseo by a score of 8-7. Gates Chili was a 5-4 winner over Brockport. | ||||||||
# 3543 2025 Preview: Brighton Brighton Boys Lacrosse ended the 2024 season with a 9-8 record. Head Coach Josh Laskowski, in his second year, plans to build on last season's progress with a strong group of returning players. | ||||||||
# 3500 Two Overtime Thrillers as Irondequoit and Spencerport Win DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were eight quarterfinal games played today and two were in overtime. Irondequoit was a 9-8 winner over Thomas. Spencerport was a 7-6 winner over Brighton in triple overtime. | ||||||||
# 3491 Pal-Mac Get Undefeated Regular Season DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were thirteen games played mostly in rain today as the regular season starts to unwind and three were close ones. Penfield was a 9-7 winner over Brighton. Hilton defeated Aquinas by a score of 9-7. Canandaigua defeated Pittsford by a score of 7-5. Pal-Mac defeated Gananda to give the Red Raiders a perfect regular season at 16-0. | ||||||||
# 3488 Six Out of Section Wins DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were a dozen games played today and only one was a close ones. Fayetteville-Manlius defeated Pittsford by a score of 9-8. There were eight games played with teams from outside Section V and six were wins. | ||||||||
# 3486 Victor Over Penfield, Geneva Takes Mynderse DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - There were sixteen games played today and one was a close one. Victor defeated Penfield by a score of 6-4. Other winners included Irondequoit over Canandaigua, Schroeder over Greece, and Geneva over Mynderse. | ||||||||
# 3485 Haverling, Victor, Fairport, Newark and Brighton Win DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were thirteen games played today and five were close ones. Pittsford was a 8-6 winner over Penfield. Marcus Whitman defeated Brockport by a score of 4-2. Newark was a 8-7 winner over Bloomfield-Honeoye in double overtime. Brighton defeated Thomas by a score of 9-7. Haverling defeated Bishop Kearney by a score of 10-9 and gave Head Coach Ken DiDomineck his 150th win. | ||||||||
# 3480 Gananda, Brighton and East Win on Friday DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - There were three games played today and all of them were won by more than three goals. Gananda, Brighton and East United-Eastridge won. | ||||||||
# 3477 Pittsford Takes Fairport in OT DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - There were 13 games played today and 5 were close ones. Pittsford defeated Fairport in overtime by a score of 8-7. Victor defeated Brighton by a score of 8-7. | ||||||||
# 3466 Twelve Games on Saturday DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were 12 games played today and all of them were won by more than three goals. Pal-Mac and Irondequoit won at home and all the other teams won on the road. | ||||||||
# 3458 Eight Close Games: Victor Over Nisky in OT DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - There were 16 games played today and 8 were close ones. Baldwinsville defeated Canandaigua 5-4. Wayne was a 12-10 winner over Bloomfield-Honeoye and Hilton was a 8-7 winner over Horseheads. Aquinas defeated Canisius by a score of 8-7. Greece Storm defeated Eden by a score of 8-6. Victor was a 10-9 winner over Niskayuna. Penn Yan was a 4-3 winner over Clarence and West Genesee was a 10-8 winner over Penfield. | ||||||||
# 3456 Lots of One Goal Wins Today DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - There were 12 games played today and a whole bunch of close games under wet and rainy conditions. Livonia-Avon, HFL, Penfield and Victor each won their games by one goal. | ||||||||
# 3442 The 2024 Season Starts 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. |
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