HFL survived a Hamburg fourth-quarter rally to win 8-7 and advance in the NYS Tournament, with Jackson Coon and Grady Goodberlet each netting three goals to lead the way. Sam Jokl dominated the faceoff circle at 78% to help the Cougars control possession and preserve the victory. Full Story

Victor pulled away from a closely contested game with a big second quarter to defeat Orchard Park 12-8, with Colin Wheeler (3g), Jackson Mead (2g), Lincoln Sny…Victor pulled away from a closely contested game with a big second quarter to defeat Orchard Park 12-8, with Colin Wheeler (3g), Jackson Mead (2g), Lincoln Snyder (2g-1a), and Eli Ricci (2g) leading the offense while Matthew Herendeen orchestrated the attack with three assists. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - It was a good day for Section V lacrosse, as both HFL and Victor advanced in the NYS Tournament. The Cougars survived a furious Hamburg fourth-quarter rally to escape with an 8-7 win, with Jackson Coon and Grady Goodberlet each scoring three goals to pace the offense. Victor had a little trouble with Orchard Park, but pulled away for a 12-8 victory behind three goals from Colin Wheeler and three assists from Matthew Herendeen. Both teams now await their next opponents as they continue deep postseason runs.

HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-8 at HAMBURG-7 - HFL survived a Hamburg fourth-quarter rally to win 8-7 and advance in the NYS Tournament, with Jackson Coon and Grady Goodberlet each netting three goals to lead the way. Sam Jokl dominated the faceoff circle at 78% to help the Cougars control possession and preserve the victory.  [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

VICTOR-12 at ORCHARD PARK-8 - Victor pulled away from a closely contested game with a big second quarter to defeat Orchard Park 12-8, with Colin Wheeler (3g), Jackson Mead (2g), Lincoln Snyder (2g-1a), and Eli Ricci (2g) leading the offense while Matthew Herendeen orchestrated the attack with three assists.    [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery. Full Story

Williamsville North High School will host a pair of New York State boys lacrosse tournament first-round games on Wednesday evening, with Section V programs traveling west to face Buffalo-area opponents in the first step to the New York State Championships.

The action gets underway at 5 p.m. with a Class C matchup between Honeoye Falls-Lima and Hamburg. The Cougars arrive as four-time Section V champions and the defending western regional entrant, carrying a 10-6 record built against one of the tougher schedules in the state, including a 16-12 victory over Brighton and a 7-4 win over Hamburg back on April 18.

Hamburg, the Section VI Class C champion at 11-7 overall and a perfect 8-0 in league play, won the sectional title and brings a potent offense capable of big scoring nights. The Bulldogs have been held to four goals in both previous meetings with HF-L this year and last, so breaking through against the Cougars' defense remains their primary challenge. HF-L is favored based on the head-to-head history and a superior cross-section resume, but Hamburg's sectional championship and explosive offense make this worth watching.

The nightcap at 7:30 p.m. brings the biggest game of the week, Class B, with Section V champion Victor taking on Section VI champion Orchard Park. The Blue Devils carry an 18-2 record and the second-highest ranking in New York, with both losses coming by a single goal to elite programs.

Orchard Park finished 17-1, with its only defeat a 7-11 loss to Penfield in April, the same Patriot team that Victor beat 11-8 in the regular season. The Quakers boast what may be among the best defenses in the field, surrendering fewer than five goals per game against a schedule that included McQuaid, Irondequoit, and Fairport. Victor holds the analytical edge on the strength of their schedule, rankings, and postseason form, but Orchard Park is a legitimate threat.  Full Story

Williamsville North will host a second straight night of New York State boys lacrosse tournament action on Thursday, with two more first-round matchups on tap as Section V programs again make the trip west to face Section VI opponents.

The evening opens at 5 p.m. with a Class D clash between Penn Yan and East Aurora. The Mustangs are one of the most decorated programs in New York state history, arriving as the reigning NYS Class D champions and 28-time Section V titlists with a 16-3 record and a coaching staff that has now won 344 games at the school. Penn Yan dismantled top-seeded Palmyra-Macedon 17-5 in the Section V final, never trailing after the opening goal, and carries a roster headlined by Braden Fingar, a Towson-bound midfielder with 85 points on the season, and faceoff specialist Greyson Hathway, who has piled up 178 ground balls.

East Aurora counters with a matching 16-3 record and the Section VI Class D title, won convincingly with a 24-9 final over Eden/North Collins. The Blue Devils have shown they can compete cross-section; their win over HF-L earlier this season is a credential — but Penn Yan beat that same HF-L team 15-5, and Hamburg 15-7, by margins that suggest a different level of dominance. Penn Yan is a clear favorite, though East Aurora's tournament experience and home-area crowd give them a chance to make it interesting.

The nightcap at 7:30 brings the marquee matchup of the week — Class A, Section V champion Penfield against Section VI champion Kenmore. The Patriots finished 14-4 and claimed their eighth Section V title, capped by a 13-3 dismantling of McQuaid in the final. Head coach John Schembri's squad is built around Brodie Joyce, the Section V MVP with 84 points, an All-Section goalie in Mason Schembri, a dominant faceoff specialist in Colin Miller who reached 500 career faceoff wins this season and US Lacrosse All-American AJ Theodorakakos on defense. Kenmore enters at 11-3 with one of the most explosive offenses in Class A anywhere in New York, led by Connor Whitney's 111 points, Bryan Lansing's 86, and freshman Nolan McPhee's 68.

If Kenmore's three-headed attack gets rolling, they are capable of beating anyone. But Penfield's defense, their faceoff dominance, and their tournament pedigree make them the favorite heading into Thursday night.

Winners from both games advance to Saturday's regional round, with Section V victors hosting at Honeoye Falls-Lima High School. Full Story

Penn Yan scored the opening goal and never trailed in their 17-5 win over top seeded Pal-Mac in Section V Championship. Full Story

Penfield defended its Section V Class A championship with a 13-3 win over McQuaid Jesuit, claiming the program's eighth sectional title. Full Story

HFL continued their Sectional Title streak with the program’s 4th straight Championship (the longest current streak in Section Five) with a 16-6 win over Geneva. The Cougars scored eight unanswered goals, holding the Panthers scoreless until about halfway through the second quarter. Full Story

Victor ended Pittsford's undefeated season with a 14-12 win in the Section V Class B final, claiming the program's 11th sectional title. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Today's Section V championship games delivered four memorable finals. Penn Yan claimed its second straight Class D title with a 17-5 win over Pal-Mac behind All-Tournament MVP Miles Ditzell's five goals and two assists, while Honeoye Falls-Lima won its fourth consecutive Class C crown with a 16-6 defeat of Geneva, led by All-Tournament MVP Grady Goodberlet's six goals. Penfield defended its Class A title with a 13-3 win over McQuaid Jesuit behind senior Brodie Joyce's five goals and two assists, and Victor ended Pittsford's undefeated season in the Class B final, 14-12, with goalie Will Simpson earning All-Tournament MVP honors. All four champions advance to the state sub-regional round next week.

VICTOR-14 at PITTSFORD-12  - Victor ended Pittsford's undefeated season with a 14-12 win in the Section V Class B final, claiming the program's 11th sectional title. Goalie Will Simpson was named All-Tournament MVP after making 16 saves, while Colin Wheeler finished with four goals and an assist and Eli Ricci contributed three goals and went 21-for-30 at the faceoff dot with 19 ground balls. Pittsford's Jahyden Maiorani scored five goals to keep the Panthers within reach, but Victor's five-goal second-quarter run proved to be the difference. The Blue Devils advance to the state sub-regional round to face Section VI champion Orchard Park, a program Victor has defeated in all three of their previous meetings.  [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

GENEVA-6 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-16 - Honeoye Falls-Lima claimed its fourth consecutive Section V Class C championship with a 16-6 win over Geneva, jumping out to a 12-1 halftime lead before the Panthers made the final score more respectable. All-Tournament MVP Grady Goodberlet led the Cougars with six goals and an assist, while Marco Vengoechea added four goals and two assists. HFL advances to the state sub-regional round where they will face Section VI champion Hamburg.    [ Full Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

PAL-MAC-5 at PENN YAN-17  - Penn Yan led from start to finish in a 17-5 win over Pal-Mac, claiming its second consecutive and 29th overall Section V Class D championship. All-Tournament MVP Miles Ditzell led the way with five goals and two assists, Tukker Fisher added five goals, and Greyson Hathway controlled the faceoff dot at 20-for-22 while scoring twice. The Mustangs advance to the state sub-regional round to face Section VI champion East Aurora, a program Penn Yan has defeated in both of their previous meetings.     [ Full Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

PENFIELD-13 at MCQUAID JESUIT-3  - Penfield defended its Section V Class A championship with a 13-3 win over McQuaid Jesuit, claiming the program's eighth sectional title. Senior Brodie Joyce was named All-Tournament MVP, finishing with five goals and two assists, and junior Griffin Banister added three goals while goalie Mason Schembri was dominant with 12 saves and two goals allowed in 46 minutes. The Patriots advance to the state sub-regional round to face Section VI champion Kenmore, a program Penfield has never faced in tournament play.  [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery. Full Story

Section V Championships | St. John Fisher University | May 30, 2026

The wait is over. After months of league play, rivalries renewed, and records broken, Section V crowns its champions tomorrow at St. John Fisher University. Four games. Four titles. One unforgettable day of lacrosse.

Digital tickets are required and must be purchased in advance through GoFan at https://gofan.co/app/school/NYSPHSAAV.

CLASS B - 10:00 AM
#1 Pittsford Panthers (18-0) vs. #2 Victor Blue Devils (16-2)

Pittsford enters the day as the only undefeated team remaining in Section V, with a defense that has been stifling all season and an offense that has found ways to win in every situation. Victor has been equally impressive, dropping just two games all year and playing some of the best lacrosse in the section down the stretch.

These two teams have already met once this season, with Pittsford surviving a 13-12 thriller in April that came down to the final seconds. That result is sure to be on both teams' minds when the opening whistle blows tomorrow morning. A rematch of that caliber promises to be one of the highlights of the day.

CLASS C - 12:30 PM
#1 Honeoye Falls-Lima Cougars (11-6) vs. #2 Geneva Panthers (13-5)

HFL and Geneva have not faced each other this season, but they share six common opponents — Aquinas, Midlakes, Penn Yan, Wayne, Livonia-Avon-Geneseo, and Mynderse-Romulus — and both finished 4-2 against that group. By nearly every measure, these are two evenly matched teams meeting at exactly the right moment. Geneva's overall record reflects a strong and consistent season through a competitive Finger Lakes schedule. HFL has shown the ability to put up big offensive numbers and has been battle-tested in close games. Expect a competitive afternoon matchup.

CLASS D - 3:00 PM
#1 Palmyra-Macedon Red Raiders (16-2) vs. #2 Penn Yan Mustangs (15-3)

Pal-Mac has been one of the most productive offenses in Section V all season, piling up wins with consistency and depth throughout the lineup. Penn Yan has been equally impressive, navigating one of the tougher schedules in their class and proving themselves against quality competition week after week. The two teams share four common opponents — Midlakes, Mynderse-Romulus, Brighton, and Geneva — and performed similarly against all of them. Both programs arrive at Fisher with legitimate championship credentials and plenty of motivation.

CLASS A - 5:30 PM
#1 McQuaid Jesuit Knights (11-6) vs. #2 Penfield Patriots (13-4)

Championship Saturday closes with a Class A matchup between two programs that have earned their way to Fisher through difficult schedules and competitive league play. McQuaid has faced one of the toughest slates in the section and has shown a knack for winning close games, with three of their victories coming in overtime. Penfield has been steady all season, with a 13-4 record built against strong Monroe County competition. The two teams share six common opponents in Irondequoit, Thomas, Hilton, Rush-Henrietta, Orchard Park, and Pittsford, and have each found ways to win and lose against that same group. It sets up as a fitting final game of the day.

All four games are at St. John Fisher University. Digital tickets are required and can be purchased at https://gofan.co/app/school/NYSPHSAAV. Good luck to all eight teams — see you at Fisher. Full Story

Griffin Banister's three goals and an assist and solid contributions from Brodie Joyce and Jake Maurer carried Penfield to an 8-6 Class A semifinal win over Fairport, sending the Patriots to the final against McQuaid Jesuit. Full Story

Grady Goodberlet's five goals and an assist carried Honeoye Falls-Lima to a 14-4 Class C semifinal win over Aquinas, with Jake Gibson closing out his career with 726 saves for the Little Irish. Next up for the Cougars is Geneva on Saturday and St. John Fisher University. Full Story

Colin Wheeler's four goals, including two in a decisive five-goal fourth quarter, carried Victor past Hilton 8-6 in a back-and-forth Class B semifinal that featured three ties before the Blue Devils pulled away. The will face Pittsford in the finals on Saturday Full Story

Grant Lewis' five goals and two assists and Avery Valenti's three goals powered undefeated Pittsford to a 19-4 Class B semifinal win over Thomas, setting up a Class B final against Victor. Full Story

Ryland Dunham's four goals carried Geneva to a 6-5 Class C semifinal win over Wayne in a game that wasn't decided until the final minutes, setting up a final against Honeoye Falls-Lima on Saturday. Full Story

John Burrows' three goals and Dominic Bianchi's two goals and three assists carried McQuaid Jesuit to an 11-9 Class A semifinal win over Rush-Henrietta, with Jackson Paladino surpassing 200 career saves, setting up a final against Penfield. Full Story

Max Hill's six goals and milestone 150th career assist and Jackson Dennie's four goals and milestone 200th career goal carried Pal-Mac to a 15-4 Class D semifinal win over Marcus Whitman, setting up a final against Penn Yan. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - Today's Section V semifinals delivered eight home wins across all four classes. In Class A, McQuaid Jesuit edged Rush-Henrietta 11-9 behind three goals each from John Burrows and Dominic Camarella, while Penfield held off Fairport 8-6 on Griffin Banister's three goals. Class B saw Pittsford stay perfect at 18-0 with a 19-4 win over Thomas, and Victor rallied from a deficit with five fourth-quarter goals to edge Hilton 8-6 on Colin Wheeler's four-goal effort. In Class C, Honeoye Falls-Lima's Grady Goodberlet scored five goals in a 14-4 win over Aquinas, and Geneva survived a late Wayne rally to win 6-5 on Ryland Dunham's four goals. Class D produced the day's biggest milestones, as Pal-Mac's Max Hill and Jackson Dennie reached 150 assists and 200 goals respectively in a 15-4 win over Marcus Whitman, and Penn Yan cruised past Midlakes 19-5 behind five goals each from Braden Fingar and Logan Sprague.

The Section V finals are set for Saturday. Class A: McQuaid Jesuit vs. Penfield. Class B: Pittsford vs. Victor. Class C: Honeoye Falls-Lima vs. Geneva. Class D: Pal-Mac vs. Penn Yan.

FAIRPORT-6 at PENFIELD-8  - Griffin Banister's three goals and an assist and solid contributions from Brodie Joyce and Jake Maurer carried Penfield to an 8-6 Class A semifinal win over Fairport, sending the Patriots to the final against McQuaid Jesuit.    [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

HILTON-6 at VICTOR-8  - Colin Wheeler's four goals, including two in a decisive five-goal fourth quarter, carried Victor past Hilton 8-6 in a back-and-forth Class B semifinal that featured three ties before the Blue Devils pulled away. The will face Pittsford in the finals on Saturday    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

MARCUS WHITMAN-4 at PAL-MAC-15  - Max Hill's six goals and milestone 150th career assist and Jackson Dennie's four goals and milestone 200th career goal carried Pal-Mac to a 15-4 Class D semifinal win over Marcus Whitman, setting up a final against Penn Yan.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

THOMAS-4 at PITTSFORD-19 - Grant Lewis' five goals and two assists and Avery Valenti's three goals powered undefeated Pittsford to a 19-4 Class B semifinal win over Thomas, setting up a Class B final against Victor.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

AQUINAS-4 at HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA-14  - Grady Goodberlet's five goals and an assist carried Honeoye Falls-Lima to a 14-4 Class C semifinal win over Aquinas, with Jake Gibson closing out his career with 726 saves for the Little Irish. Next up for the Cougars is Geneva on Saturday and St. John Fisher University.    [ Story and BOX SCORE]   - - More images in the photo gallery.

WAYNE-5 at GENEVA-6 - Ryland Dunham's four goals carried Geneva to a 6-5 Class C semifinal win over Wayne in a game that wasn't decided until the final minutes, setting up a final against Honeoye Falls-Lima on Saturday.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

RUSH-HENRIETTA-9 at MCQUAID JESUIT-11  - John Burrows' three goals and Dominic Bianchi's two goals and three assists carried McQuaid Jesuit to an 11-9 Class A semifinal win over Rush-Henrietta, with Jackson Paladino surpassing 200 career saves, setting up a final against Penfield.      [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

MIDLAKES-5 at PENN YAN-19  - Braden Fingar's five goals and three assists, Logan Sprague's five goals, and Tukker Fisher's milestone 103rd career assist carried Penn Yan to a 19-5 semifinal win over Midlakes, sending the Mustangs to the Class D final.    [ Story and BOX SCORE]  Full Story

Braden Fingar's five goals and three assists, Logan Sprague's five goals, and Tukker Fisher's milestone 103rd career assist carried Penn Yan to a 19-5 semifinal win over Midlakes, sending the Mustangs to the Class D final. Full Story

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 seventy-nine out of section games scheduled this year. Section V teams won 50 and lost 29 (63% wins). There is only one undefeated team at this point: Pittsford with a record of 17-0.

Looking Back

It was a milestone-heavy week of lacrosse across the region, with tournament play beginning Thursday and quarterfinals wrapping up Saturday. The biggest moment of the week belonged to Geneva's Ryland Dunham, who scored his 200th career goal in a 22-0 shutout of Batavia-Notre Dame, while Penn Yan's Tukker Fisher also turned heads by reaching both 150 career goals (Tuesday) and 100 career assists (Saturday) in the same week. Monday delivered two overtime thrillers, Pittsford remained undefeated at 17-0, and Players of the Week were Wayne's Shane Coleman and Penfield's AJ Theodorakakos.

SATURDAY -  Milestones dominated Saturday'saction. Pittsford stayed perfect at 17-0 behind Grant Lewis' eight goals, Penn Yan blanked Mynderse-Romulus 18-0 as Tukker Fisher reached 100 career assists, and Geneva's Ryland Dunham scored nine goals for his 200th career tally in a 22-0 shutout of Batavia-Notre Dame. Midlakes' James Sprague hit 100 career goals in an 18-4 quarterfinal win over Bloomfield-Honeoye, and Hilton's Cahlan Smith and Drew Brien each hit milestones — 50 goals and 50 assists — in a 13-6 win over Brighton. Thomas survived Spencerport 12-11 in overtime on Lucas Nuccitelli's late game-winner, and Victor edged Irondequoit 9-6 in a five-tie thriller to extend its winning streak to seven.

FRIDAY - No games were played.

THURSDAY - Tournament play got underway Thursday as Irondequoit made a strong first-round statement, with Cooper Moore's six goals leading a 19-5 rout of Churchville-Chili. Brighton closed with a 20-3 win over Gates Chili, spreading the scoring across 12 players and celebrating first varsity goals for three players. Canandaigua's Kyle Farrington and Ryan McKeegan combined for seven goals and three assists in a 15-3 win over Schroeder, and Waterloo closed its regular season on a positive note with a 10-6 win over Newark behind three goals each from Jaidyn Ellison and Kyle Shangraw.

WEDNESDAY - The tournament Brackets were set and Milestones were the story of the day as Pittsford's Avery Valenti scored his 150th career goal in the Panthers' 16-7 win over McQuaid Jesuit to remain undefeated at 16-0, and Midlakes' Nate Lathrop led a 15-5 road win over Haverling with three goals and five assists to extend the Merge's winning streak to 12. Marcus Whitman rallied from a five-goal deficit to defeat Bloomfield-Honeoye 15-11, with Ayden Clark's five goals and two assists leading the way and goalie Tyler Speers surpassing 400 career saves. East United-Eastridge got four goals and two assists from Payton Terrigino in a 15-3 win over Batavia-Notre Dame, a game that also featured first varsity milestones for three players. 

Players of the week were also announced. Honored were junior Wayne attackman Shane Coleman and senior Penfield defenseman AJ Theodorakakos.

TUESDAY -  A milestone-filled Tuesday saw Penn Yan extend its winning streak to 10 with a 12-8 win over Fairport behind Tukker Fisher's 150th career goal, while Marcus Whitman's Ayden Clark recorded his 50th career assist in a 15-7 tournament win over Waterloo. Victor's Colin Wheeler poured in six goals to lead the Blue Devils past Brighton 15-6, Honeoye Falls-Lima's Jackson Coon had five goals and three assists in a 16-4 win over Mynderse-Romulus, and Irondequoit held off Spencerport 9-8 in the night's closest game. Thomas rallied from an early deficit to top Aquinas 11-4, and Livonia-Avon-Geneseo's Rider VanZandt notched his 50th career goal in an 18-2 win over Gananda.

MONDAY - Today four non-league games produced a pair of tight finishes and several standout performances. McQuaid Jesuit's Aidan O'Brien scored in overtime to complete an eight-goal rally and stun Hilton 8-7, while Haverling goalie McLane Stermole stopped 21 shots to lift his team past East United-Eastridge 10-9 after trailing by six after the first quarter. Bloomfield-Honeoye's Brayden Arber turned in the night's top individual effort with eight goals and five assists in a 19-7 win over Gates Chili, and Penfield's Gabe Robards led an 11-player scoring effort in a 17-2 win over Churchville-Chili.

Looking Ahead

It is a week of tournament games, with games on Wednesday and Saturday.

On Wednesday eight games will be played each at the higher seeded teams' site. 

Class A
Rush Henrietta at McQuaid Jesuit - TBD
Fairport at Penfield - 7:00 PM

Class B
Webster Thomas at Pittsford - TBD
Hilton at Victor - TBD

Class C
Aquinas at Honeoye Falls-Lima - TBD
Wayne at Geneva - TBD

Class D
Marcus Whitman at Palmyra Macedon - TBD
Midlakes at Penn Yan - 6:00 PM

On Saturday the championships will be held at St. John Fisher University.

Class B at 10:00 AM

Class C at 12:30 PM

Class D at 3:00 PM

Class A at 5:30 PM

rSchool has not yest published the games and times so don’t forget to check the full schedule throughout the week as games are added. Check them out on the games page. Full Story

Ryland Dunham's nine-goal, milestone 200th career goal performance headlined Geneva's 22-0 shutout of Batavia-Notre Dame, with Jack Dunham and Dominic Gaglianese each adding three goals. Full Story

DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Milestones dominated Saturday's action. Pittsford stayed perfect at 17-0 behind Grant Lewis' eight goals, Penn Yan blanked Mynderse-Romulus 18-0 as Tukker Fisher reached 100 career assists, and Geneva's Ryland Dunham scored nine goals for his 200th career tally in a 22-0 shutout of Batavia-Notre Dame. Midlakes' James Sprague hit 100 career goals in an 18-4 quarterfinal win over Bloomfield-Honeoye, and Hilton's Cahlan Smith and Drew Brien each hit milestones — 50 goals and 50 assists — in a 13-6 win over Brighton. Thomas survived Spencerport 12-11 in overtime on Lucas Nuccitelli's late game-winner, and Victor edged Irondequoit 9-6 in a five-tie thriller to extend its winning streak to seven.

The Monroe County tournament semifinals are set for Wednesday, May 27th at the higher seeds.

In Class A, McQuaid Jesuit hosts Rush-Henrietta and Penfield hosts Fairport.

Class B has Pittsford hosting Thomas and Victor hosting Hilton.

In Class C, Honeoye Falls-Lima hosts Aquinas and Geneva hosts Wayne. 

Class D features Pal-Mac hosting Marcus Whitman and Penn Yan hosting Midlakes.

BLOOMFIELD-HONEOYE-4 at MIDLAKES-18  - Carter Casper and Sam Kuhn each scored five goals and James Sprague reached 100 career goals as Midlakes moved past Bloomfield-Honeoye 18-4 to extend its winning streak to 13.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

MYNDERSE-ROMULUS-0 at PENN YAN-18  - Braden Fingar's four goals, Tukker Fisher's milestone 100th career assist, and a three-goalie shutout highlighted Penn Yan's 18-0 win over Mynderse-Romulus, stretching the Mustangs' winning streak to 11.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

BROCKPORT-5 at WAYNE-10  - Shane Coleman's four goals and Cody Crandell's three paced Wayne to a 10-5 win over Brockport for its sixth straight victory, while Brockport's Dylan Ryan reached 50 career goals.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

GREECE-3 at FAIRPORT-13  - Ryan Priddy's five goals and milestone 50th career goal led Fairport to a 13-3 Class A quarterfinal win over Greece, with seven different players scoring on the day.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

IRONDEQUOIT-6 at VICTOR-9  - Nathan Terrance and Colin Wheeler each scored three goals to lead Victor's five-goal closing run in a 9-6 comeback win over Irondequoit, with the Blue Devils overcoming five ties and a two-goal deficit to extend their winning streak to seven.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

BATAVIA-NOTRE DAME-0 at GENEVA-22  - Ryland Dunham's nine-goal, milestone 200th career goal performance headlined Geneva's 22-0 shutout of Batavia-Notre Dame, with Jack Dunham and Dominic Gaglianese each adding three goals.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

AQUINAS-9 at LIVONIA-AVON-GENESEO-3  - Connor Williams' three goals and Jake Gibson's milestone 700th career save powered Aquinas to a 9-3 non-league win over Livonia-Avon-Geneseo.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

THOMAS-12 at SPENCERPORT-11 in overtime  - Lucas Nuccitelli's overtime goal gave Thomas a 12-11 win over Spencerport in a back-and-forth game that featured three ties and a three-goal fourth-quarter comeback by the Titans.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

EAST UNITED-EASTRIDGE-3 at RUSH-HENRIETTA-13  - Preston Jackson's milestone 100th career goal, part of a three-goal day, highlighted Rush-Henrietta's 13-3 Class a quarterfinal win over East United-Eastridge.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

HAVERLING-2 at MARCUS WHITMAN-14  -  Tariku Blueye's four goals and two assists and Ayden Clark's three goals and two assists powered Marcus Whitman to a 14-2 quarterfinal win over Haverling.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

WATERLOO-3 at PAL-MAC-17  - Max Hill's five goals and three assists and Max Halsey's three goals and two assists powered Pal-Mac to a 17-3 win over Waterloo, stretching the Red Raiders winning streak to 11.    [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

CANANDAIGUA-8 at PITTSFORD-19  - Grant Lewis' eight goals and Jahyden Maiorani's four more carried undefeated Pittsford to a 19-8 win over Canandaigua, keeping the Panthers perfect at 17-0.  [ Story and BOX SCORE] 

BRIGHTON-6 at HILTON-13  - Cahlan Smith's milestone 50th career goal, Drew Brien's milestone 50th career assist, Tyler Reger's three goals and five assists, and coach Tim Byrnes' 50th win at Hilton highlighted a 13-6 Class B quarterfinal victory over Brighto  [ Story and BOX SCORE]  Full Story

Carter Casper and Sam Kuhn each scored five goals and James Sprague reached 100 career goals as Midlakes moved past Bloomfield-Honeoye 18-4 to extend its winning streak to 13. Full Story

Braden Fingar's four goals, Tukker Fisher's milestone 100th career assist, and a three-goalie shutout highlighted Penn Yan's 18-0 win over Mynderse-Romulus, stretching the Mustangs' winning streak to 11. Full Story