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# 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). |
# 1771 The Last Game - Senior Night 2006 The annual "last game of the year" for graduating seniors was played at Irondequoit on June 13th. Under a new format the seniors were divided into two games this year to allow for more seniors to play. |
# 1762 2006 League Awards The award winners for 2006 for Monroe Count, Finger Lakes and GRALL are out. |
# 1761 Semi Final Games The final four teams met in the semi final rounds at three venues tonight. |
# 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. |
# 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. |
# 1747 Tuesday: Penfield and Rush Win Penfield played a close game with Schroeder and was the 11-9 winner. Rush Henrietta also won an 11-9 victory, there game against host Irondequoit. |
# 1741 Saturday: Schroeder over Irondequoit Most games played today were not close ones, but the Schroeder vs Irondequoit was anyone's game until the end, Midlakes beat Mynderse by one goal and Churchville was the Chili winner on Saturday. |
# 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. |
# 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. |
# 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. |
# 1720 Saturday: Fairport over Corning East After a tough vacation week schedule that included a win against Canandaigua and a loss to Penn Yan, Fairport finished vacation week with a dramatic 10-7 win over Corning East of Section 4. In other games Geneva lost a close game to Section 3 powerhouse CNS, Penn Yan beat Shenendehowa 10-2 and Schroeder beat Hamburg of Section 6 with a score of 12-3. |
# 1715 Tuesday: Schroeder over Irondequoit There were nine games scheduled for Tuesday. Schroeder was a 14-7 winner over host Irondequoit. Eastridge won its first game of the season. R-H was the winner in their close game with McQuaid Jesuit and Penn Yan beat Carthage. |
# 1708 Thursday: Storms A number of games were impacted by thunder storms in the afternoon and evening. Section Five and NYS rules require that players and spectators be removed from the field when lighting is seen or thunder heard. There must be a period of 30 minutes without thunder or lightning before play may be resumed. |
# 1706 Tuesday: Fairport! Can you spell D-a-n-y-l-y-s-h-y-n ? Fairport junior attackman Mike Danylyshyn scored the first five goals for Fairport and added one more to lead the Red Raiders to a 9-6 win at Penfield in this premiere Monroe County match up. |
# 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. |
# 1697 Thursday: Some Close Some Not Night games were played today. Some games, like Mynderse over Midlakes in overtime, Spencerport over Hilton and McQuaid Jesuit over Brighton were close, some, however were not. |
# 1696 Tuesday: Cold again - Suspensions It turned back to winter today, with temperatures in the low 30's and heavy snow at some sites. |
# 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. |
# 1691 Thursday: Four Games Livonia (2-0) scored took early control with two goals, the first by senior midfielder Scott Mosher at 11:24 and the second by junior midfielder Adam Schaible at 11:03. The Thunder came back at 3:57 when senior attackman Dave Rodrigues scored on a feed from junior attackman Jared Bennett. |
# 1684 Preseason 2006 - Waterloo Preseason 2006 - Waterloo |
# 1639 Tuesday: Semi Finals Penn Yan and Honeoye Falls-Lima are going to the New York State Tournament as a result of tonight's wins in the semi final round at Irondequoit. Penn Yan earned the trip with a 12-6 win over #2 seeded Waterloo and HF-L earned their first trip to the States with a 13-7 win over Geneva. In the Class A semi finals, the top two seeds won as Penfield defeated Schroeder 15-9 and Canandaigua won their game over Fairport 9-5.e had 14 saves for HF-L. No report from Geneva. |
# 1638 Saturday: Quarter Finals Geneva (#3) beat Brighton (#2) 17-6 and Waterloo (#3) beat Aquinas (#2) in the B/C tournament. In the Class A bracket, all of the higher seeded teams won, setting up the semi final round on Tuesday at Aquinas (Class A) and Irondequoit (Class B/C). |
# 1636 Thursday: Out Brackets Most games were runaways. The exception was Thomas 8-7 over host McQuaid Jesuit which went right down to the wire. |
# 1629 Thursday: Goin Rush-Henrietta wins in overtime, Fairport's comes back in the second half to beat Pittsford and Penfield remains undefeated. |
# 1626 Tuesday: One Week Left Fairport won another close one, this time against Rush-Henrietta, Geneva was the winner against Victor, Spencerport won a close one against Churchville-Chili and McQuaid Jesuit won their last GRALL contest, making them Co-Champions with Aquinas. Schroeder took a win from Irondequoit and five other games were played today. |
# 1622 Thursday: HFL, McQuaid Jesuit, Victor, Pittsford The rematch of HF-L and Brighton drew attention tonight and the Cougars again were the victors, but in a closer game than back in early April. McQuaid Jesuit won another game by a single goal, as did Victor in their game with Waterloo. Canandaigua's Head Coach John Johnson won his 350th game. Ten other games were played in Section Five on Thursday. |
# 1619 Tuesday: Twelve More Games Played Most teams in Section Five played games on this cool Tuesday night. |
# 1611 Saturday: Intersectional Contests Four games were played with teams from other sections and the Section Five teams went 1-3 on Saturday. Victor was the winner over Sweet Home, while Canandaigua, Penn Yan and Geneva lost. In other contests, Waterloo and Pittsford were winners. |
# 1609 Thursday: Some Big Wins It was all it was cracked up to be. Two good teams fighting it out, each needing a win, but with only team able to come out on top. Today it was Penn Yan over host Fairport 10-8 an a game that went right down to the wire. |
# 1603 Saturday: Some Close Ones With the exception of one make up game, Saturday was "Non-League" Day in Section Five. Penn Yan beat Schroeder 8-7 and Orchard Park beat Fairport 10-9. Surprises came in the form of Canandaigua over Irondequoit 15-3 and Rush-Henrietta over Victor 9-5. |
# 1599 Saturday: Beautiful Weather Mid 50 degree weather and bright sunshine dominated and the fans were winners today as 12 games were played by Section Five teams. Waterloo won another OT game in their 9-8 win over Waterloo. Newark played Midlakes to an 8-6 win and Aquinas won a close game with McQuaid Jesuit on their new turf field. |
# 1597 Thursday: And the Winners Are. . . Honeoye Falls-Lima improved their record to 4-0 with a night game win at host Brighton, 17-5. After building a 5-3 lead in the first, the Cougars exploded in the second with 8 goals to Brighton's 1 to end the half up 13-3. Seven different players contributed to the 17 goals, 11 of which were assisted (65%). |
# 1596 Tuesday: Spring Weather at Last Livonia increased their record to one win one loss with a thrilling 11-10 sudden victory double overtime win over Haverling at Saunders field. The winning goal was scored on an isolation play by senior midfielder Josh Hendrickson with 2:27 left in the second overtime period. |
# 1594 Friday: Waterloo over Pal-Mac Waterloo defeated host Pal-Mac 12-5 with seven different players making the score-book. After 4-1 quarter and 6-1 half, The Indians, who won the ground ball race 26-17 outscored the Raiders 6-4 in the second half. |
# 1589 Preseason 2005: RH, Spencer, Thom, Wat Preseason 2005: RH, Spencer, Thom, Wat |
# 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. |
 on 09-27-2024 |
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