NOTES:  Aquinas scored the first three goals, before McQuaid Jesuit scored seven straight to secure an 8-4 victory over the Little Irish. The knights took the first half to warm up before scoring all eight goals in the second half (they were scoreless for the first 28:26). Full Story

NOTES:  In the first Storm game of the season, Greece Athena/Odyssey defeated Greece Arcadia/Olympia 10-9. Tonight, the Lightning took revenge, defeating the Thunder 11-10. Arc/Oly scored the opening goal of the game and never trailed in the victory. The Thunder tied the game once (4-4) and had the score within a single goal four times, but could not take the lead. Full Story

Pittsford senior midfielder Ryan Fairbrother recently announced his commitment to attend and play lacrosse for the United States Military Academy (West Point) as a member of the class 2020. He will prepare for his appointment by attending the USMAPS (West Point Prep) program which starts this summer at West Point. Full Story

Churchville-Chili senior captain and offensive midfielder Alex Goodermote has decided to continue his studies and to play at St. John Fisher College (Rochester). Alex plans to study Business and Finance in pursuit of his terminal degree in Law. Full Story

Batavia-Attica senior attackman Tyler Fales recently announced in decision to continue his education and play lacrosse for the Utica College Pioneers next year. Full Story

Churchville-Chili senior captain and offensive midfielder Alex Goodermote has decided to continue his studies and to play at St. John Fisher College (Rochester). Alex plans to study Business and Finance in pursuit of his terminal degree in Law. Full Story

This week there is a senior goalie from Hilton and a pair of attackmen from Victor and Spencerport as Players of the Week. Jared Kimble is the defensive POW and Ryan Maloney (Victor) and Colin McElligott (Spencerport) are the offensive Player of the Week recipients. Full Story

NOTES: In a back and forth game, Canandaigua scored the final four goals to secure a 12-8 win over Rush-Henrietta. The game was a close one throughout with five ties and three lead changes. The Braves came out with the opening goal to take the first lead of the contest. Patrick Bay scored unassisted with the first of his 2g-1a. R-H scored the next goal with Nick Lenhard scoring off a pass from Curtis Raymond. Raymond was one of the big scorer for the Royal Comets with 1g-2a. Jake Hughes also finished with 3g for R-H. Full Story

Greece Arcadia/Olympia scored six out of seven straight goals to secure their 10-6 win over Brockport. The game was close for the first two quarters before the Lightning opened up their scoring in the late second/early third quarters. Quinton Caleb score the opening goal of the contest for the Blue Devils with an assist from Austin Myers. Myers finished with a team leading 1g-2a. Caleb led the Blue Devils in shots with 10 (4 on cage). Full Story

NOTES:  In one of the strongest comebacks in recent years, Spencerport fought back from a 9-0 deficit to defeat Greece Athena/Odyssey 10-9. The Thunder were leading 9-0 with 4:26 remaining in the third quarter when their final goal was scored. The first Ranger goal was scored with 3:57 remaining in third quarter. They old added one more goal in third quarter, an unassisted goal from Victor Pascucci with 0:01 remaining. Spencerport scored seven goals in the fourth quarter to tie the game. Full Story

NOTES:  After losing to Canisius 8-3 in their second game of the season, Aquinas redeemed themselves tonight defeating the Crusaders 11-5. The win came on the outstanding play by sophomore goalie Tony Deleo. Deleo was 53% in their first contest with nine saves compared to 77% with 17 saves in tonight's contest. Deleo stepped up in the third quarter especially with 7 saves while holding the Crusaders scoreless. Full Story

NOTES:  Mason Leddon and Tyler Fales set Batavia-Attica team records for most assists in a single season and Tyler Fales with most points in a career. Full Story

NOTES: Livonia took the early 5-1 lead before Haverling fought back and defeated the Bulldogs 9-8. The Rams scored five of the last seven goals to secure their win; including two man-up goals. Face off midfielder Patrick Brewer finished at 67% for the Rams and was instrumental in giving them possession when then needed it. He also led his team in ground balls with 10. Full Story

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NOTES:  Webster Thomas scored the first three goals and the final two goals in their 6-4 win over Hilton. The Cadets scored three of their goals in a single stretch with 4 out of 5 coming in a row. The Titans had five different players make their scorebook with midfielder Cam Isaac leading with 2g-1a. The opening goals were scored by Shane Rickard, Isaac and Travis Ford.  Full Story

Penn Yan seniors Ben Covert and his brother Jake Covert have announced their decision to continue their education and to play lacrosse at St. John Fisher College next year. Full Story

Two Aquinas Institute seniors announced their intent to stay close to home and attend and play lacrosse for Roberts Wesleyan. Full Story

NOTES:  Newark scored the first goal and although Brockport kept the game close they never tied. The Reds won 9-8 with Conor Tickner coming up big with two saves at 0:12 and 0:04 remaining in regulation. Tickner finished the contest with 10 saves (56%).  Full Story

Inside Lacrosse, earlier this week announced that they named junior attackman, Ryan Maloney, as their Player of the Week. They sight, in the notice, that Ryan had 2g-3a in the game against Pittsford and note that he had the assist on the game winning overtime goals by Drew Collins. Full Story

NOTES:  Pal-Mac Head Coach, Joe Hill celebrated his 100th Win. Full Story

NOTES:  Brockport Head Coach Scott Hopsicker reports, "After a tough battle in the heat with East Irondequoit, the Brockport varsity lacrosse team spread wood chips for one of our Utica Street park in 90 degree heat." Full Story

NOTES:  Fairport scored the first four goals and never trailed in their 7-4 win over Canandaigua. The Red Raiders continue their winning streak over the Braves having won the last five contests. Overall Canandaigua still leads overall 10-6 since 2003.  Full Story

NOTES:  Haverling scored the final four goals of the game including the game winner in overtime to defeat Waterloo 8-7. This was the first win for the Rams since 2012 and this was only their third win against the Indians in program history. The game winning goal was scored by Connor Cupp with an assist from Patrick Brewer with 0:20 remaining in the first overtime period. Full Story

NOTES:  Churchville-Chili took the lead back from Greece Arcadia/Olympia with 1:09 remaining in the first quarter and held off all their advances to defeat the Lightning 14-10. The Saints scored the final two goals of the contest to cement the victory. Gavin Catalano had a strong game for Gates between the pipes with 20 saves (59%) and was a key factor in keeping the Lightning in the game. Midfielder Matt McHale was a part of 60% of the scoring with 5g-1a. Full Story