Sports

Sam Ashman finished with seven aces and nine kills for Aquinas in a three-set win over Bishop Kearney on Thursday in a Private-Parochial girls volleyball game.

Alyna Simmons added four aces and 13 digs for the Little Irish (10-3).

Ann Heyen had 15 digs and six kills for BK (10-4).

Monroe County

Brockport 23-21-25-25-25, Eastridge 25-25-19-23-15

Liz Schultheis had 13 kills and four blocks and Julia Pacitto added six aces and eight kills for Brockport (3-9).

Olyvia Zinkiewich chipped in five aces, three kills and six digs for the Blue Devils.

Gates Chili 25-22-25-25, Honeoye Falls-Lima 20-25-11-13

Becca Hay recorded 23 assists and Jess Giannoccaro added 10 kills, 10 aces and 23 digs for Gates Chili (12-2).

Fairport 25-25-25, Pittsford Mendon 12-17-19

Megan Sutherland had 18 kills and Alyssa Smith added 31 assists for Fairport.

Melissa McMaster had 12 kills for Mendon.

Canandaigua 25-25-25, Greece Athena 18-18-19

Sarah Braddon finished with seven kills and five aces and Dale Sandle added 16 digs for the Braves (4-8).

Sara Ciotti had nine kills for Athena (6-11).

Webster Thomas 25-25-22-25, Brighton 17-21-25-18

Gabby Scott had 12 kills and 17 digs and Morgan Julikowski added 11 kills, two blocks and five digs for Thomas (9-7).

Christa Mickol had two aces, six kills and 15 digs for Brighton (8-9).

Hilton 25-25-25, Greece Arcadia 14-7-13

Taylor Johnson finished with six aces and four kills and Marielle Buss added eight kills and eight digs for Hilton (11-4).

Churchville-Chili 25-25-25, Greece Olympia 14-17-6

Sydnie Brown had seven kills and Rachel Chapman added 12 aces for C-C (6-8).

Batavia 21-25-25-25, Spencerport 25-21-16-15

Tessa Engel had seven aces and 12 kills and Courtney Burns added six kills and two aces for Batavia (8-7).

Miranda Williamson tallied five kills and 10 digs for Spencerport.

Genesee Region

Elizabeth Russell finished with eight kills and three blocks and Nissa Burch had 13 assists for W-C.

Byron-Bergen 25-25-25, Alexander 16-18-18

Bryanna D’Agostino finished with 20 kills, eight digs and four aces and Lauren Burke added 26 assists, eight kills and two aces for B-B (6- 6).

Livingston County

Le Roy 25-25-25, Caledonia-Mumford 14-20-11

Taylor Sherman tallied 12 service points, 4 aces, 20 assists and 12 digs for Le Roy (13-0).

Ava Vescovi added 13 service points, 2 aces and 9 digs for Le Roy.

Andrea Coyle had eight kills and seven digs for Cal-Mum (12-3).

Finger Lakes

Waterloo 25-18-25-25, Palmyra-Macedon 21-25-11-19

Riley Record had 19 digs and four aces for Pal-Mac.

Geneva 21-25-25-15-28, Wayne 25-21-23-25-26

Michele DiNoicola finished with 15 kills and six digs for Wayne (10-4).

Wayne County

Williamson 25-25-25, East Rochester 10-15-15

Leaha Eidnan had eight kills and Tylea McCarthy-Walater added five kills and five blocks for Williamson.

Soccer

Livingston County

Caledonia-Mumford 4, Avon 0

Jessica Garland scored two goals for Cal-Mum (13-2-1).

Genesee Region

Kendall 4, Byron-Bergen 0

Maya Rutland had three goals and one assist and Coralee Frietag added a goal for Kendall (16-0).

Wayne County

Gananda 3, Sodus 0

Caroline White had two assists and Giulia Mahoney added a goal and an assist for Gananda (14-2).

Non-league

Northstar 7, School of the Arts 0

Belle Rivera and Emily Romig each scored twice for Northstar (7-6-2).

Swimming

Finger Lakes Region

Palmyra-Macedon 101, Newark 80

Rachel Mayou won the 200 IM (2:36.88) and the 100 freestyle (59.67) for Pal-Mac.

Monroe County

Brighton 93.5,

Irondequoit 91.5

200 medley relay: Irondequoit (Riester, Mooney, Rohr, Guagliardo) 1:53.89; 200 freestyle: Gabriella Guagliardo (I) 2:04.27; 200 IM: Emmaline Riester (I) 2:20.97; 50 freestyle: Guagliardo (I) 26.03; Diving: Elena Rohr (I) 294.90; 100 butterfly: Mackenzi Doescher (B) 1:02.28; 100 freestyle: Jessica Gordon (B) 56.68; 500 freestyle: Audrey Vinton (B) 5:44.37; 200 freestyle relay: Brighton (Arany-Lao-Kan, Collinsworth, Doescher, Gordon) 1:47.32; 100 backstroke: Genevieve Arany-Lao-Kan (B) 1:06.40; 100 breaststroke: Fiona Mooney (I) 1:11.91; 400 freestyle relay: Irondequoit (Rohr, Kirchgessner, Thurston, Riester) 3:57.12.

Victor 103, Fairport 83

200 medley relay: Victor (Abby Fenn, Mia Bagget, Natalie Zaravella, Caroline Wood) 1:52.89; 200 freestyle: Fenn (V) 2:03.62; 200 IM: Zaravella (V) 2:13.62; 50 freestyle: Grace Chen (F) 25.39; Diving: Erin Norton (V) 336.95; 100 butterfly: Fenn (V) 1:00.16; 100 freestyle: Sarabeth Hewa (F) 56.61; 500 freestyle: Zaravella (V) 5:23.58; 200 freestyle: Victor (Wood, Fenn, Maggie O’Sullivan, Zaravella) 1:43.09; 100 backstroke: Chen (F) 59.69; 100 breaststroke: Baggett (V) 1:11.07; 400 freestyle relay: Fairport (Hewa, Megan Palmer, Vienna Howard, Chen) 3:43.24.

Penfield 108, Canandaigua 76

200 medley relay: Penfield (Beatrice Favalli, Nina Catalfo, Mary Quinmore, Lilian Caccavalle) 1:57.92; 200 freestyle: Toni Maccarella (P) 2:03.72; 200 IM: Sabrina Turek (C) 2:18.03; 50 freestyle: Serasina Viola (P) 24.65; Diving: Serica Hallstead (C) 272.00; 100 butterfly: Viola (P) 1:01.33; 100 freestyle: Maccarella (P) 56.32; 500 freestyle: Maria Menadic (P) 5:48.50; 200 freestyle relay: Penfield (Charlotte Jarvis, Viola, Maccarella, Bridgette Merriman) 1:43.36; 100 backstroke: Kaitlyn Ringhoff (C) 1:04.70; 100 breaststroke: Catalfo (P) 1:11.67; 400 freestyle relay: Canandaigua (Sarah Alling, Meghan Bates, Melina Brunelli, Ringhoff) 4:04.00.

Rush-Henrietta 107, Greece 67

R-H won Class A Division II championship.

200 medley relay: R-H (Maddie Kirch, Rina Shafer, Katelyn Boncaro, Erin Guntrum) 2:04.12; 200 freestyle: Katie Burns (R-H) 1:59.08; 200 IM: Ashley Vandermeer (G) 2:26.46; 50 freestyle: Alicia Shenal (R-H) 25.50; Diving: Lexi Cassamonte (G) 195.30; 100 butterfly: Delaney LaBue (G) 1:02.52; 100 freestyle: Burns (R-H) 55.40; 500 freestyle: Alaina Lloyd (R-H) 5:47.37; 200 freestyle relay: R-H (Lucia Berkhof, Shenal, Guntrum, Burns) 1:42.20; 100 backstroke: Shenal (R-H) 1:02.12; 100 breaststroke: Payton Wolcott (G) 1:18.51; 400 freestyle relay: R-H (Lloyd, Shenal, Berkhof, Burns) 3:50.83.

Brockport 101,

Gates Chili 80

200 medley relay: Brockport (Martin, Lockhart, Wilson, Sangasy) 2:06.67; 200 freestyle: Marlayna DiFante (B) 2:11.20; 200 IM: Khavy Sangasy (B) 2:23.67; 50 freestyle: Olivia Munyon (GC) 26.74; Diving: Mary Heyden (B) 162.70; 100 butterfly: Erica Wilson (B) 1:11.14; 100 freestyle: Olivia Munyon (GC) 1:00.54; 500 freestyle: Marlayna DiFante (B) 5:53.90; 200 freestyle relay: Gates-Chili (Harmon, Mendes, Cuyler, Miller) 1:58.72; 100 backstroke: Madison Monaghan (GC) 1:08.20; 100 breaststroke: Khavy Sangasy (B) 1:12.36; 400 freestyle relay: Gates-Chili (Mendes, Harmon, Monaghan, Munyon) 4:24.37.

Pittsford 121, Webster 57

200 medley relay: Pittsford (Stephie Riley, Sarah Minnigh, Emma Corby, Sarah Smith) 1:53.92; 200 freestyle: Lindsay Stone (P) 1:55.88; 200 IM: Becca Evans (P) 2:12.52; 50 freestyle: Katie Smith (P) 23.60; Diving: Maddie Schaefer (P) 261.95; 100 butterfly: Corby (P) 59.31; 100 freestyle: Katie Smith (P) 52.50; 500 freestyle: Stone (P) 4:59.17; 200 freestyle relay: Pittsford (Evans, Corby, Stone, Katie Smith) 1:38.19; 100 backstroke: Bianca Lopez (P) 1:01.98; 100 breaststroke: Evans (P) 1:11.09; 400 freestyle relay: Pittsford (Stone, Corby, Evans, Katie Smith) 3:36.09.

Spencerport 98, Batavia 77

200 medley relay: Spencerport 2:08.46; 200 freestyle: Maiya Reinhart (B) 2:09.81; 200 IM: Nicole Dates (S) 2:31.04; 50 freestyle: Amber White (S) 28.10; Diving: Kayla Saladyga (S) 155.55; 100 butterfly: Amico (B) 1:07.36; 100 freestyle: Elle Fulton (B) 1:01.95; 500 freestyle: Maiya Reinhart (B) 5:58.29; 200 freestyle relay: Spencerport 1:52.70; 100 backstroke: Natalie Amico (B) 1:11.82; 100 breaststroke: Mia Krolczyk (S) 1:24.54; 400 freestyle relay: Batavia 4:09.22.

Honeoye Falls-Lima 99, Eastridge 58

200 medley relay: Honeoye Falls-Lima (Anna Lazarus-Hall, Grace Baumer, Amy Li, Madison Sullivan) 1:55.43; 200 freestyle: Morgan Levine (HF-L) 2:22.75; 200 IM: Julia Lewis (HF-L) 2:53.55; 50 freestyle: Li (HF-L) 26.00; Diving: Jenna Inglese (HF-L) 162.15; 100 butterfly: Emma Cuffney (HF-L) 1:18.11; 100 freestyle: Baumer (HF-L 59.21; 500 freestyle: Samantha Fedele (HF-L) 6:04.09; 200 freestyle relay: Eastridge (Katherine Iwashko, Peyton Langless, Jasmine Bigdoski, Francesca Vigerzi) 2:42.94; 100 backstroke: Emily Dulieu (HF-L) 1:21.99; 100 backstroke: Patricia Costa (E) 1:29.99; 400 freestyle relay: Eastridge (Patricia Peters, Ava Ciaccia, Costa, Samantha Pollard) 5:16.96.

Tennis

Class AA Singles

Quarterfinals

No. 1 Megan Gamble (Webster Schroeder) def. Brit Bosley (Hilton) 4-0 (WD); No. 3 Kaili Saffron (Webster Thomas) def. Julia Sardellitti (Gates Chili) 6-3, 6-1; No. 4 Caroline Schmitz (Fairport) def. Amanda Thongsirimonghoun (Webster Thomas) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 Holland Long (Hilton) def. Caroline Vickovova (Gates Chili) 6-0, 6-0.

Class AA Doubles

Quarterfinals

No. 1 Emily Stanley/Sarah Marro (Victor) def. Casey Roux/Nandini Verma (Webster Schroeder) 6-0, 6-1; No. 4 Caitlin Hogan/Hannah Spaan (Penfield) def. Liajiah/Ashley Reid (Edison) 6-0, 6-0; No. 4 Diana Kulawiec/Jill O’Schaughnessy (Fairport) def. No. 3 Maia Klimatcheva/Lisa Penn (Webster Thomas) 2-6, 7-5, 6-1; No. 2 Xilin Zhou/Megan Gamble (Webster Schroeder) def. Kayle Kawyn/Sabina Kanjic (Greece Olympia/Arcadia) 6-0, 6-1.

Monroe County

Brighton 5, Honeoye Falls-Lima 2

Eliza DeMers won 6-4, 7-6 (7-1) at second singles for Brighton (13-2).

Pittsford Mendon 5, Pittsford Sutherland 2

Sonia Nemani won 7-6(7), 6-0 at fourth singles for Mendon (16-0).

RCAC

East 4, Wilson 1

Purnima Ghimire and Jada Gibson won 6-2, 6-1 at first doubles for East (10-1).

Field hockey

Section V

East Rochester 11, Gates Chili 1

Sabrina Anderson finished with two goals and two assists, and Caitlin Bray added two goals and one assist for ER (10-1-3).

Megan D’Angelo chipped in two goals for ER.

Democrat and Chronicle pro soccer writer Jeff DiVeronica gathered results for a Section V High School Boys Soccer Coaches Poll.including Class AA and A teams.

The regular season ended today, with sectional tournament pairings set to be released this weekend.

Section V Large School Boys Soccer Coaches Poll

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Honorable mention: Canandaigua, Fairport, McQuaid, Pittsford Mendon, Wayne.

Greece Athena’s Anthony Paris and Brockport’s Alex Ricci attempt to get a head on this ball during a recent match in the Monroe County league.

Greece Athena’s Nick Burns and Brockport’s Jason Hayes jump for the ball during a recent Monroe County league match.

This weekend is the final one of the Section V high school football regular season.

It appears that Irondequoit, the Section V Class A champion that reached the state semifinals, has recovered from an 0-2 start to get into this year’s playoffs. The Eagles play at Canandaigua, 2 p.m. Sat. Oct. 17.

Fairport at Webster Schroeder, 7 p.m. on Fri. Oct. 16. also is significant. A win for Fairport puts the Red Raiders in, otherwise the door opens for McQuaid.

Below are the final high school football coaches rankings. The Section V Tournaments begin next week.

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Also received votes: East High – AA (4-2), Greece Arcadia – A (4-2).

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Also received votes: Bishop Kearney – D (4-2), Batavia Notre Dame – D (4-2), Hornell – B (4-2).

Victor QB Jamie Trimboli steps up in the pocket to deliver a pass against Rush-Henrietta earlier this season.

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Sarah Riedel scored with six minutes left in the second overtime to lift Webster Thomas 1-0 over Fairport in a Monroe County soccer match on Friday.

Emma Kurtz had 12 saves in the shutout for the Titans (6-7-3).

Pittsford Sutherland 3, Irondequoit 2

Giuliana Vasile scored two goal, including the game-winner with two minutes remaining, for Sutherland (11-3-2).

Spencerport 3, Hilton 1

Olivia Coccitto scored the game-winning goal in the 72nd minute to help Spencerport (12-2-2), clinch the Division III Championship.

Leah Wengender and Bianca Marascio each added a goal for the Rangers.

Webster Schroeder 2, Rush-Henrietta 0

Andrea Benson had a goal and an assist and Jess Hewlett added a goal for Schroeder (9-4-3).

Greece Olympia 1, Eastridge 0

Gabby Mastrangelo scored the winner in the 48th minute for Olympia.

Greece Arcadia 2, Batavia 1

Kayla Goeddertz scored the game-winning goal to lead Arcadia (12-3-1).

Colby Kutzer added a goal and an assist for the Titans.

Pittsford Mendon 2, Honeoye Falls-Lima 0

Isabel Kazour and Katie Krapf scored for Mendon (12-2-2).

Brockport 2, Churchville-Chili 0

Tori Penders scored four minutes into the game and Erika Ruggieri added a goal for Brockport (7-9).

Brighton 1, Canandaigua 0

Ally Thayer scored for Brighton (8-8).

Greece Athena 3, Gates Chili 2 (OT)

Waniya Hudson scored the winning goal in the second overtime for Athena (5-9-1).

Carolyn Reed scoredwith three seconds left in regulation to tie the game at 2 for Gates.

Victor 2, Penfield 1 (OT)

Victoria Montemorano scored the winner in overtime for Victor (10-3-3).

Private/Parochial

Northstar 4, Lima Christian 2

Alexa King had two goals for Northstar (8-6-2).

Non-league

Wayne 1, Mercy 0

Taylor Gabriel scored the lone goal for Wayne (15-1).

Bishop Kearney 1, Williamson 0

Amata Valentini was assisted by Kateri Maurer late in the second half to lead Kearney (10-5).

Volleyball

Monroe County

Webster Schroeder 25-25-25, Irondequoit 11-21-21

Twins Ally and Amber Smith combined for 25 kills, 17 digs and 7 aces for Schroeder (10-2).

Amanda Mosack tallied 37 assists for the Warriors.

Canandaigua 25-16-25-25, Rush-Henrietta 20-25-17-16

Rachel Simmons had nine kills for Canandaigua (5-8).

Pittsford Sutherland 18-25-25-25, Penfield 25-20-21-23

Aliah Bowllan had 29 digs and Andrea Allen totaled 40 assists and 25 digs for Sutherland (14-0).

Brockport 19-26-25-25, Spencerport 25-24-16-21

Brianna Young had nine kills and 25 digs and Madison Byrne added 22 assists and nine kills to lead Brockport (4-9).

RCAC Tournament

East 25-25-25, School of the Arts 14-14-14

Third place: Monroe 33-25-23-25, Edison 31-22-25-8.

All-tournament: Krystal Carrion (E), Bicuna Ribignu (SOTA), Natalya Vega (SOTA), Karina Lopez (M), Imani Obieke (E); MVP: Kemely Bou-Ayala.

Non-league

Palmyra-Macedon 25-25-25, Gananda 21-23-21

Lindsay Howell finished with 10 kills for Pal-Mac (6-9).

Mercy 16-25-28-25, Buffalo St. Mary’s 25-21-26-23

Megan Hobler tallied 16 kills and six blocks for Mercy (6-4).

Field hockey

Section V

Pittsford Sutherland 4, Fairport 1

Reghan Amoroso had two goals and an assist to lead Sutherland (7-5-1).

Gymnastics

Non-league

Rush-Henrietta 117.95, Corning-IV 117.3, Batavia 99.1

All-around: Talia Cole (C) 31.3; Vault: Cole (C) 8.25; Bars: Anna Ahlquist (R-H) 7.15; Beam: Nicole Wendlandt (C) 7.6; Floor: Cole (C) 8.8.

Sports

Paul Kopp tallied 14 kills for Victor in a four-set win over Canandaigua on Friday in a Monroe County boys volleyball game.

Cam Clark added a career-high 44 assists for the Blue Devils (8-5).

Max Colcard had 11 kills and Max Tucker chipped in eight kills for Canandaigua.

Brockport 25-25-25, Eastridge 4-8-13

Shawn Maira had nine kills and six aces and Shaye Bartnick added ten aces for Brockport (6-8).

Spencerport 25-25-25, Hilton 15-15-15

Jarod Barnard and Josh Rabidoux combined for 30 assists and 15 kills for Spencerport (11-2).

Trevor Lane added 10 kills for the Rangers.

Gates Chili 25-25-25, Irondequoit 19-21-20

Cory Fischer tallied 11 kills, 3 aces and 8 digs and David Antonini added 8 kills and four blocks for GC (9-6).

Mcguire Craig had eight kills for Irondequoit (6-6).

RCAC

Edison 25-25-25, NE/NW College Prep 20-23-21

Rickey Bryant tallied three kills and Josh Murray added 11 kills for Edison (7-7).

Non-league

Canisius-VI 18-25-18-25-25, McQuaid 25-14-25-19-21

Ryan Dorgan finished with 14 kills and five blocks and Christian Pawelek added eight kills and eight blocks for McQuaid (9-1).

Soccer

Monroe County

Pittsford Sutherland 3, Irondequoit 1

Matt Fiorella, Nick Cufari and Jack Ward each scored a goal for Sutherland (9-4-3).

Livingston County

Avon 1, Caledonia-Mumford 0

Dylan Scherer was assisted by Jake Peterson in the 84th minute to lead Avon.

RCAC

University Prep 4, Franklin 1

Anthony Short scored three goals with an assist and Clinton Cotton added a goal and two assists for UPrep (8-5-1).

Genesee Region

Byron-Bergen/Elba 2, Wheatland-Chili 0

Mason Muoio and Ryan Richardson each finished with a goal and an assist for B-B (10-6).

Non-league

Bishop Kearney 5, Williamson 0

Cho Woochul and Justice Dayman each scored two goals for BK (9-5-2).

McQuaid 3, Aquinas 1

Frank Viavattene, Dylan Duffy and Justin LaFountain each scored a goal to lead McQuaid (12-2-2).

Greece Odyssey 2, School of the Arts 0

Aaron Wilkins had a goal and an assist and Jared Scott added a goal for Odyssey (9-7).

Football

Josh Mack gained 183 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 10 carries for Pittsford in a 42-0 win over Penfield in a Monroe County football game Friday.

Colby Barker added a 59 yard touchdown reception, an interception and a blocked punt for the Panthers (7-0).

Frankie Gissendanner ran for 114 yards on 27 carries for Penfield (1-6).

Jack Hartnett had 10 tackles for the Patriots.

PIT- Josh Mack 19 run (Max Hopfinger kick)

PIT- Colby Barker 59 pass from Robby Kleinhammer (Hopfinger kick)

PIT- Mack 3 run (Hopfinger kick)

PIT- Mack 57 run (Hopfinger kick)

PIT- Mack 7 run (Hopfinger kick)

PIT- Marquis Carter 7 run (Hopfinger kick)

Brighton 42, Honeoye Falls-Lima 7

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H- Johnny Alcorn 1 run (Griffin Knakk kick)

B- Kevin Ladd 39 run (Elijah Goldberg kick)

B- Ladd 5 run (Goldberg kick)

B- Johnell Gamble 1 run (Goldberg kick)

B- Austin Carr 32 run (Goldberg kick)

B- Ladd 24 run (Goldberg kick)

B- 38 run (Goldberg kick)

Kevin Ladd ran for 188 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries for Brighton (2-5).

Johnell Gamble added 70 yards and a touchdwon for the Barons, which ran for 402 yards total.

Victor 47, Gates Chili 7

V- T.D. Ierlan 6 run (Mike Matheson kick)

V- Zac Lefebvre 50 run (Matheson kick)

V- Zack Estabrooks 32 fumble recovery (Matheson kick)

V- Dan Barrow 17 run (kick failed)

V- Patrick Barrow 1 run (Matheson kick)

V- Sal Siciliano 15 run (kick failed)

V- Chris Parsons 1 run (Matheson kick)

G- Anthony Stallworth 45 pass from Casey Ellis (Austin Palozzi kick)

Zac Lefebvre had two carries for 54 yards and a touchdown and T.D. Ierlan added seven carries for 47 yards and a touchdown to lead Victor (7-0).

Eric Hernandez tallied eight tackles and Chad Parker added seven tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss.

Victor forced four fumbles as a team.

Gates Chili is 3-4.

Webster Thomas 31, Churchville-Chili 7

WT- Patrick Vandermark 7 run (Mike Schreiner kick)

WT- Brendan Smith 4 run (Schreiner kick)

WT- Luke Ferrara 1 run (Schreiner kick)

WT- Jake Fosdick 4 run (Schreiner kick)

WT- Schreiner 21 field goal

CC- Miles James 7 pass from Troy Beardsley (kick good)

Webster Thomas (4-3) ran for 262 yards as a team.

Livingston County

Caledonia-Mumford 17, Bolivar-Richburg 0

CM- Cameron Geiger 5 pass from Nick Harmon (Josh Roides kick)

CM- Roides 35 kick

CM- Nick Sims 4 run (Roides kick)

Nick Sims 157 yards on 31 carries for Cal-Mum (5-2).

Nick Harmon completed 6 of 9 passes for 62 passing for the Red Raiders.

Avon 59, Canisteo-Greenwood 20

A- Zach Loomis 7 run (kick failed)

CG- Zack Flaitz 67 pass from Robert Avery (Ethan Williamson kick)

A- Loomis 6 run (run failed)

A- Loomis 36 run (kick failed)

A- Loomis 17 run (Graham Freeman kick)

A- Freeman 11 run (Freeman kick)

CG- Flaitz 56 run (kick failed)

A- Will Brinkerhoff 11 pass from Freeman (Freeman kick)

A- Brinkerhoff 3 run (Freeman kick)

A- Freeman 20 run (Freeman kick)

CG- Flaitz 68 run (Williamson kick)

A- Bryce Read 10 run (kick failed)

Zack Loomis had 328 yards on 29 carries with three touchdown for Avon (7-0).

Grhama Freeman had 172 yards on 17 carries with two rushing touchdown and threw a touchdown reception for the Braves

Will Brinkerhoff had two rushing touchdowns and Cullen Hite had 12 tackles and a sack for Avon.

Avon rushed for over 600 yards on offense

The Redskins are 1-6.

Finger Lakes

East Rochester/Gananda 41, Penn Yan 18

ER/G- Cameron Cleveland 62 run (Jackson Hauser kick)

P- Tanner Irwin 1 run (pass failed)

ER/G Jason Holmes 45 pass from Patrick Shanley (Hauser kick)

ER/G- Tyler Chevez 11 run (Dimitri Georgantonis pass from Shanley)

P- Dylan Stape 47 pass from Tanner Irwin (run failed)

ER/G- Cleveland 9 run (kick failed)

ER/G- Cleveland 9 run (run failed)

ER/G Cleveland 5 run (Hauser kick)

P- Drew Starkey fumble recovery in endzone (kick failed)

Cameron Cleveland totaled 272 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 31 carries and Tyler Chavez had 66 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries to pace ER/Gananda (7-0).

Sophomore quarterback Patrick Shanley completed 5 of 8 passes for 146 yards and a touchdown for the Bombers.

Penn Yan is 4-3.

Pembroke 36, Finney 28

P- Zach Von Kramer 20 run (Dakota Dieter kick)

F- Simeon Heard 3 run (Heard run)

P- Zack Swank 21 pass from Reid Miano (Von Kramer pass from Miano)

F- Heard 9 run (Heard run)

F- Heard 6 run (run failed)

P- Swank 95 kick return (kick failed)

P- Von Kramer 6 run (Von Kramer pass from Miano)

F- Cameron Odom 3 run (run failed)

P- Jake Jasinski 18 run (Dieter kick)

Jake Jasinski had 13 carries for 104 yards and a touchdown and Zack Swank returned a kick for touchdown and caught two passes for 26 yards and a touchdown to lead Pembroke (2-5).

Zach Von Kramer totaled 13 tackles and Jack Thomas added eight tackles for the Dragons.

Dylan Miserantino tallied 12 tackles and a forced fumble and Brian Seweryniak made nine tackles for Pembroke.

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Erin Norton of Victor and Elena Rohr of Irondequoit recorded scores of 493.15 and 451.25, respectively, and each earned a spot in the state meet with their performances at the girls Monroe County 11 Dive Meet on Saturday.

Top 5: 1. Erin Norton (Victor) 493.15; 2. Elena Rohr (Irondequoit) 451.25; 3. Serica Hallstead (Canandaigua) 427.90; 4. Maddie Schafer (Pittsford) 394.00; 5. Gailyn Grass (Brighton) 372.20. Top two qualify for the state meet.

Finger Lakes

2015 Diving Championship

Newark’s Ali House earned all-league honors and set a school record, pool record and Finger Lakes League record.

House is currently ranked first in the state for diving.

Haily Atkins (Newark) also earned all-league honors and Victoria Shively from Marcus Whitman earned an honorable mention.

Top 5: 1. Ali House (Newark) 583.65; 2. Haily Atkins (Newark) 466.85; 3. Victoria Shively (Marcus Whitman) 383.60; 4. Katlin Wells (MW) 348.15; 5. Lauren Miller (Palmyra-Macedon) 319.30; 6. Hazel Kettelkamp (Midlakes) 240.65; 7. Shelby Dobbertin (MW) 214.50; 8. Megan Stookey (Gananda) 198.00; 9. Justine Williard (Gananda) 174.25.

Girls Soccer

Non-league

Harley Allendale-Columbia 6, School of the Arts 0

Danielle Geary tallied a goal and two assists for H-AC.

Ginny Munson, Danielle Fuller, Marissa Frenett, Elizabeth Volpe and Julianna Stoddard each tallied a goal for the Wolves.

Boys Volleyball

Non-league

Spencerport 25-25-24-25, Midlakes 16-23-26-19

Trevor Lane and Josh Rabidoux combined for 25 kills for Spencerport (12-2).

Jarod Barnard tallied 40 assists for the Rangers.

Ken Devey recorded 10 kills and six blocks and Seth Welker added 12 digs and five kills for Midlaes (12-4).

Girls Tennis

Individual Sectionals

Class AA- Singles: No 1. Megan Gamble (Webster Schroeder) d. No. 3 Kaili Saffran (Webster Thomas) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 Holland Long (Hilton) d. No. 4 Caroline Schmitz (Fairport) 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: No. 1 Emily Stanley/Sarah Marro (Victor) d. No. 4 Caitlin Hogan/Hannah Spaan (Penfield) 6-0, 6-3; No. 2 Xilin Zhou/Catherine Gamble (Schroeder) d. (5) Diana Kulawiec/Jill O’Shaughnessy (Fairport) 6-2, 6-2.

Class A- Singles: No. 1 Julia Andreach (Mercy) d. No. 4 Laura Freeman (Churchville-Chili) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 Tami Comins (Pittsford Mendon) d. No. 3 Chhinda Som (Brighton) 6-0, 6-2; Doubles: No. 1 Joyce Luo/Liza Pinchman (Mendon) d. No. 4 Rachel Herrman/Gloria Zhang (Brighton) 6-3, 6-0; No. 2 Olga Shvetsova/Rene Gangarosa (Brighton) d. No. 3 Irena Gao/Jess Bodewes (Mendon) 6-2, 6-0.

Class BB- Singles: No. 1 Alina Santiago (Pittsford Sutherland) d. Niharika Chaudhary (Sutherland) 6-0, 6-1; No. 2 Olivia Engebrecht (Sutherland) d. Anastasia Gubanova (H-AC) 4-6, 6-2, 6-0; Doubles: No. 1 Charlotte Engebrecht/Josie Libby (Sutherland) d. No. 4 Kate Bjorklund/Lila Campbell (H-AC) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 Lily Engebrecht/Natalie Strauber (Sutherland) d. No. 3 Hannah Kuper/Sean Miller (HAC) 7-6No. 2, 3-6, 7-5

Class B- Singles: No. 1 Daniela Coello (Aquinas) d. No. 4 Cara Graham (Palmyra-Macedon) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 Ashley Owens (Penn Yan) d. No. 3 Erin Graham (Pal-Mac) 6-2, 6-4; Doubles: No. 1 Marietta Koeberle/Anna O’Donnell (Pal-Mac) d. Lea Morgan/Ariana Ross (Batavia) 6-2, 6-2; No. 3 Stephanie Hoy/Sophia Stuart (Batavia) d. Mariah Carson/Tessa Spencer (Greece Odyssey) 4-6, 6-1, 7-6(5)

Class CC- Singles: No. 1 Trinity Boykin (North Rose-Wolcott) d. (5) Teresa Craugh (Marcus Whitman) 6-2, 6-0; No. 2 Julia Barnes (NRW) d. No. 3 Makenna Barber (Addison) 6-0, 6-2; Doubles: No. 4 Madison Ewing/Rachael Ferraioro (Wellsville) d. Emily Bogart/Sarah Kohberger (Mynderse) default; No. 2 Danielle Gilfert/Sydney Sisson (Wellsville) d. No. 3 Sam Pundt/Rachel Sullivan (Mynderse) default.

Class C- Singles: No. 1 Lexi Sanford (Prattsburgh) d. (5) Rayne Broach (Clyde-Savannah) 6-0, 6-1; No. 2 Hannah DelGatto (Naples) d. No. 3 Lauren Robbins (Prattsburgh) 6-3, 6-1. Doubles: No. 1 Amber Smith/Cassondra Mark (Prattsburgh) d. No. 4 Sam Spofford/Avril King (Naples) 6-1, 7-5; No. 3 Rylee Kalinski/Samantha Kalinski (C-S) d. No. 2 Alyssa Wlodarczyk/Kelsey Arliss (Lyons) 6-2, 7-6(7).

Cross Country

Monroe County

Spartan Waterfront Invitational

Boys

Varsity A Top-5: 1. Brad Farnham (Penfield) 16:35; 2. Luke Robbins (Pittsford Sutherland); 3. Tyler Senall (Penfield) 16:53; 4. Nick Spinosa (Spencerport) 16:58; 5. Conor Davis (Penfield) 17:00.

Varsity B Team: 1. Churchville-Chili 18; 2. Pittsford Sutherland 64; 3. Spencerport 89; 4. Penfield 96; 5. Webster Thomas 123; 6. Oakfield-Alabama 181; 7. Gates Chili 237; 8. West Seneca West 256; 9. Alexander 266; 10. Greece Olympia 277.

Top-5: 1. Justin Townsend (C-C) 17:55; 2. Nicholas Brown (C-C) 17:56; 3. Jack Balta (Sutherland) 17:57; 4. Jon Skuza (C-C) 17:58; 5. John Vernick (C-C) 18:07.

Girls

Varsity A top-5: 1. Claire Miller (Penfield) 19:17; 2. Haley Arguien (Churchville-Chili) 19:25; 3. Rebekah Preisser (Pittsford Sutherland) 19:28; 4. Madeline Shellard (Irondequoit) 19:33; 5. Anna Rybczynski (West Seneca West) 19:34.

Varsity B team: 1. Webster Thomas 36; 2. Penfield 28; 3. Churchville-Chili 82; 4. Pittsford Sutherland 85; 5. Gates Chili 143.

Top-5: 1. Isabella Cole (Penfield) 21:49; 2. Payton Yelle (Penfield) 21:50; 3. Marlee Angus (Penfield) 21:59; 4. Sadie Cunningham (Thomas) 22:17; 5. Haley Brennan (Thomas) 22:18.

Livingston County

Championship Meet

Team Scores: 1. Dansville 482; 2. Wellsville 381; 3. Wayland-Cohocton 373; 4. Bath 329; 5. Livonia 289; 6. Hornell 226; 7. Letchworth 206.

200 medley relay: 1. Dansville (Cheyenne Markowski, Vanessa Vegder, Haley Bridge, Madelyn Vegder) 1:59.95; 2. Bath (Mackenzie Travis, Angela Russo, MacKenna Taggart, Hailey Gaudino) 2:03.13; 3. Wayland-Cohocton (Kadeynn McInnis, Samantha Stanton, Rebekah Wilkinson, MacKenzie Curtin) 2:04.13. 200 freestyle: 1. Morgan Farman (Livonia) 2:04.36; 2. Wilkinson (W-C) 2:05.11; 3. Emily Polizzi (Dansville) 2:10.99; 200 IM: 1. Vanessa Vegder (Dansville) 2:20.42; 2. Zeruviah Adams (Wellsville) 2:23.55; 3. Taggart (Bath) 2:24.58; 50 freestyle: 1. Isabel Mariotti (Wellsville) 26.35; 2. Travis (Bath) 26.77; 3. McInnis (W-C) 26.91; Diving: 1. Colette Anikwue (Letchworth) 463.95*^ 2. Katelyn Applin (Dansville) 451.40; 3. Rebecca Stevens (Wellsville) 334.80; 100 butterfly: 1. Adams (Wellsville) 1:02.82; 2. Bridge (Dansville) 1:04.40; 3. Taggart (Bath) 1:05.26; 100 freestyle: 1. Mariotti (Wellsville) 58.21; 2. Ashlyn Schuster (Dansville) 59.32; 3. Cori Shearing (Letchworth) 1:00.51; 500 freestyle: 1. Bridge (Dansville) 5:37.95; 2. Jesse Gunn (Dansville) 5:49.78; 3. Polizzi (Dansville) 5:56.07; 200 freestyle: 1. Wellsville (Adams, Sarah Stevens, Rebecca Stevens, Mariotti) 1:46.92; 2. Wayland-Cohocton (McInnis, Curtin, Evyn Meldrum, Wilkinson) 1:47.94; 3. Dansville (Markowski, Christina Kaszuba, Schuster, Madelyn Vegder) 1:49.86; 100 backstroke: 1. Farman (Livonia) 1:02.82; 2. McInnis (W-C) 1:07.58; 3. Markowski (Dansville) 1:08.26; 100 breaststroke: 1. Vanessa Vegder (Dansville) 1:10.70; 2. Travis (Bath) 1:12.03; 3. Shearing (Letchworth) 1:16.20; 400 freestyle relay: 1. Dansville (Bridge, Kaszuba, Schuster, Vanessa Vegder) 3:55.42; 2. Wellsville (Mariotti, Sarah Stevens, Rebecca Stevens, Adams) 3:55.89; 3. Livonia (Lexi Mills, Anna Krebbeks, Adrienne Weber, Farman) 4:09.78.

*-league record; ^-meet record

Pembroke Invitational

Boys

Team: Lancaster-VI 58; Webster Schroeder 51; Niagara Falls-VI 71; Aquinas 81; Royalton-Heartland 108; Fredonia-VI 129; Grand Island-VI 161; Warsaw 192; Buffalo Nichols 208; Notre Dame 228; Pembroke 243.

Top 5: 1. Brad Bedell (L) 16:47; 2. Steven Neumaier (L) 16:52; 3. Dominic Buschen (WS) 17:00; 4. Eric Wright (W) 17:05; 5. Avery Green (R-H) 17:05.

Girls

Team: Williamsville North 37; Immaculata-VI 74; Fredonia 75; Webster Schroeder 97; Aquinas 121; Nicholes 131; Lancaster 164; RoyHart 165; Niagara Falls 200; Grand Island 216; Notre Dame 160; Pembroke I; Warsaw I.

Top 5: 1. Naimi Wistner (WN) 18:55; 2. Gwen Stokes (F) 19:56; 3. Rachel Luczak (I) 20:02; 4. Mikayla Bolles (WN) 20:03; 5. Megan McMullen (A) 20:10.

Football

Sean Mannion had 46 rushing yards on 12 carries and a rushing touchdown as well as 204 passing yards to lead Irondequoit 23-20 over Canandaigua in a Monroe County football game.

Chris DiCesare ran for 119 yards and two touchdowns and Ty’Sean Sizer added 140 receiving yards on seven catches for the Eagles (4-3).

Cam Thompson had seven tackles and a sack for Irondequoit.

I- Chris DiCesare 5 run (Dan Tette kick)

C- Brian Hoffman 56 pass from Mitchel Schaefer (Josh Bellis kick)

I- Sean Mannion 35 run (kick missed)

I- Frederick June 26 field goal

C- Carson Greene 9 pass from Schaefer (Bellis kick)

I- DiCesare 1 run (June kick)

C- Ben Smith-Wilcox 42 pass from Schaefer (Bellis kick)

Greece Arcadia 21, Spencerport 14

A- Cole Norris Jr. 19 run (Noah Barnard kick)

S- Tahj Snow 4 run (Jordan Swilley kick)

S- TJ Jones 4 run (Swilley kick)

A- Nick Toomey 10 pass from Barnard (Kick missed)

A- Xavier McGee 23 pass from Barnard (Jon Dueker from Barnard)

Cole Norris Jr. ran for 133 yards and one touchdown on 27 carries for Arcadia (5-2).

Noah Barnard was 9-for-14 with 108 passing yards and two touchdowns for the Titans.

Greece Athena 21, Brockport 12

B- Jeremy Michaels 7 pass from Ashton Scott (kick failed)

GA- Tavon Granison 7 run (Damien Mousso kick)

GA- Granison 43 run (Mousso kick)

B- Scott 2 run (pass failed)

GA- Kenny Speed 19 pass form Granison (Mousso kick)

Tavon Granison complete 7-of-12 passing attempts for 144 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 68 yards and two touchdowns for Athena (5-2).

Kenny Speed had 58 yards on two receptions and one touchdown for the Trojans.

Defensively, Vince Soeffing added nine tackles, a sack and an interception for Athena.

Cory Gross had 106 yards on 19 carries for Brockport (6-1).

Eastridge 49, Greece Olympia 14

E- Bobby Albritton 20 run (Trevon Pitts kick)

E- Curtis June 2 run (Pitts kick)

E- CJ Turner 7 pass from Albritton (Pitts kick)

E- Turner 16 run (Pitts kick)

E- Turner 41 punt return (Pitts kick)

E- Jake Trynoski 1 run (Pitts kick)

GO- Dallas Cooper 22 run (Martin Guneriussen kick)

E- Massie Scott 14 run (Pitts kick)

GO- Cooper 4 run (Guneriussen kick)

Eastridge (4-3) tallied 218 total rushing yards in the win.

Defensively, Joe Capuano had seven tackles, one sack and one interception for the Lancers.

RCAC

East 36, Edison 6

Ed- Christian Allen 7 pass from Ray Pross (run failed)

Ea- Raheen Gayden 20 run (D’Aaron Johnson run)

Ea- Cipher Campbell-Bollar 2 run (Johnson run)

Ea- Gayden 2 run (kick missed)

Ea- Isaiah Collier 3 run (run failed)

Ea- Gayden 48 interception (Campbell-Bollar run)

D’Aaron Johnson had 107 rushing yards on 18 carries for East (5-2).

Raheen Gayden had 42 yards rush and two touchdowns and nabbed two interceptions for the Eagles.

Cipher Campbell-Bollar tallied 16 tackles and two sacks for East.

Non-league

McQuaid 47, Leadership 0

M- Jake Zimmer 15 run (Ted Hanna kick)

M- Noah Williams 22 pass from Mike Howland (Hanna kick)

M- John Caranci fumble recovery (Hanna kick)

M- Jason Cunningham 15 run (Lou Augostini kick)

M- Caranci 5 run (kick missed)

M- Tai James 32 run (Augostini kick)

M- Alex DeLano 1 run (kick missed)

Mike Howland was 5-for-6 with 76 passing yards and one touchdown in the win for McQuiad (3-4).

Demitrius Breedlove tallied 83 receiving yards on three catches for the Knights.

Bishop Kearney 38, Nichols 0

BK- Justin Davis 23 run (Todd LaRocca to Davis)

BK- LaRocca 57 pass to Davis (Todd LaRocca kick)

BK- Dahmir Pross 11 run (Todd LaRocca kick)

BK- Todd LaRocca 24 kick

BK- Devin Green 52 interception return (kick failed)

BK- Matt LaRocca 37 pass to Shane Hake (Todd LaRocca kick)

Dante Simms had 97 yards on six carries for BK (5-2).

Justin Davis had a 23 yard rushing touchdown and a 57 yard touchdown reception for the Kings.

Alden 14, University Prep 6

Lucky Edwards scored on a 20 yard run for UPrep (2-5).

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Ben DeLaCruz finished with 21 kills and four blocks to lead Brighton from down two sets to win in five over Victor on in a Monroe County boys volleyball game on Monday.

Stefan Mickol added 21 kills and two blocks for Brighton (13-2), which won 23-25, 22-25, 25-18, 25-21, 25-17.

Cam Clark had 59 assists for Victor (8-6).

Gates Chili 25-25-25, Eastridge 9-14-6

David Antonini finished with 10 kills and five blocks and Christian Leary added 28 assists for Gates Chili (10-6).

Mitch Phillips chipped in with five aces for the Spartans.

Penfield 25-25-25, Rush-Henrietta 20-15-16

Trevor Isselhard finished with six kills and two blocks and Jason Wilkie added three kills and three blocks for Penfield (12-1).

Christopher Kompe had five kills and three blocks for R-H.

Webster 24-25-25-25, Canandaigua 26-15-15-14

Connor Freeman had eight kills and three blocks and Tom Frumusa added 30 assists for Webster (8-7).

Matt McGuire finished with 16 digs for Canandaigua.

Non-league

North Rose-Wolcott 25-24-25-25, Churchville-Chili 21-26-21-15

Luke Gerstner had 36 assists and Garrett Hoyt added 20 kills for NR-W (13-4).

Tyler Norris chipped in with 12 kills and five blocks for the Cougars.

Josh Mathews recorded 26 kills for C-C.

Girls volleyball

Monroe County

Batavia 25-25-25, Greece Arcadia 14-16-15

Tessa Engel finished with 15 kills and Taylor Stefaniak added five kills and six aces for Batavia (9-7).

Alexandra Rocco had four kills for Arcadia.

Eastridge 25-25-25,

Greece Olympia 17-7-20

Harmany Brookins had seven kills and eight blocks and Ashley Carison added 16 assists for Eastridge (8-9).

Victor 30-25-25,

Fairport 28-18-18

Amanda Dake had 11 kills and six digs for Victor (12-2).

Cassidy Kaczor had five kills for Fairport (8-7).

Brighton 25-25-15-27, Brockport 13-14-25-25

Christa Mickol had six kills and 15 digs and Maddy Johnson added six kills and 11 digs for Brighton (9-9).

Kat Vernon chipped in with 3 aces, 5 kills and 6 blocks for the Barons.

Madison Byrne finished with 17 assists and eight digs and Liz Schultheis added seven kills for Brockport.

Finger Lakes

Honeoye 25-20-25-15-25, Harley-Allendale Columbia 23-25-21-25-9

Hailey Cornish finished with 10 aces, 24 digs and 35 assists for Honeoye.

Lydia Barnard added 26 kills and Bailey Lis chipped in with five blocks for the Bulldogs (13-2).

Alyssa Broberg had 41 assists and 19 digs and Rebecca Orbach added 21 kills and 15 digs for H-AC (8-7).

Caroline Mealey recorded 11 kills and 22 digs for the Wolves.

South Seneca 26-25-25, Bloomfield 24-18-22

Bailey Minges recorded 18 assists, 7 kills, 2 aces and 7 digs and Laura Wyckoff added 9 kills, 4 aces and 7 digs for South Seneca (13-3).

Carissa Beatty had 10 digs and two aces and Sierra Leitten added 4 aces, 2 kills and 11 assists for Bloomfield (6-8).

Livingston County

Bath 21-25-25-25-25, Livonia 25-27-18-18-20

Makayla Brzezinski finished with 15 kills and 20 digs and Hannah Gelder added eight kills and 15 digs for Bath (13-3), which clinched with Division I title for the first time in school history.

Kyara Wilson chipped in with seven aces and four blocks and Lauren Sprague added 10 kills for the Rams.

Geneseo 25-25-25,

York 11-11-18

Stefanie Ledwith had 28 assists and Alison Meyers added eight kills for Geneseo (13-3).

Sarah McFarland finished with three kills and five assists for York (2-14).

Wayland-Cohocton 25-25-25, Hornell 17-11-13

Shailynn Celentano had seven aces and four digs for Way-Co (4-13).

Kiara Buxton recorded three kills and three blocks for Hornell.

Warsaw 25-25-25,

Pavilion 8-8-13

Ellen Paddock had seven kills and five aces for Warsaw (12-3).

Caledonia-Mumford 25-15-25-25,

Letchworth 20-25-23-21

Andrea Coyle finished with 20 kills and six digs and Rebecca Ebersole added six kills for Cal-Mum (13-3).

Leah Shafer had 10 digs and Julia Mertsock added 14 kills and seven blocks for Letchworth (6-10).

LeRoy 25-25-25,

Avon 18-16-13

Riley Chester had two aces and Julie Prinz had five aces for LeRoy (14-0).

Makaila Heath finished with eight kills for Avon (6-8).

Genesee Region

Byron-Bergen 25-25-25, Oakfield-Alabama 12-11-13

Bryanna D’Agostino finished with nine kills and three aces and Anna Levchuk added two aces for the Bees (12-1).

Non-league

Mercy 25-25-25,

Pittsford Mendon 11-10-17

Christina McAlpin had 12 kills and 10 digs and Hannah Cannon added 24 assists and five digs for Mercy (7-8-4).

Kendall 25-25-12-25, Webster Christian 12-21-25-19

Madison Rath had 10 kills and four aces and Chelsea Wright added 7 kills, 4 aces and 5 digs for Kendall.

Sarah Person chipped in with 18 assists, 6 aces and three kills for the Eagles.

Wellsville 11-25-12-25-25, Dansville 25-19-25-16-21

Madison Golish had 10 assists and 12 aces for Wellsville.

Sabrina Didas had 7 aces, 13 digs, 5 kills and 24 assists and Hope Didas added 19 kills for Dansville.

Field hockey

Section V

East Rochester 3,

Webster Schroeder 2 (OT)

Caitlin Bray scored 42 seconds into overtime to lift ER.

Ali Burns and Sabrina Anderson added goals for the Bombers (11-1-3).

Pittsford Mendon 13, Gates Chili 0

Katie Zatyco finished with two goals and an assist and Jenna Connolly added a goal and two assists for Mendon (13-0-2).

Casey Rubin scored twice for the Vikings.

Irondequoit 2, Hilton 0

Hannah Fitzpatrick and Ally Stone scored for Irondequoit (4-10-1).

Pittsford Sutherland 2, Penfield 0

Reghan Amoroso and Abby Aroesty scored for Sutherland (9-5-1).

Mythea Mazzola made six saves to record the shutout for the Knights.

Soccer

Class A first round

No. 17 Irondequoit 1, No. 16 Eastridge 0

Ava Harrington scored midway through the second half on a direct kick for Irondequoit (3-14).

Section VI

Class B first round

No. 12 Albion 9,

No. 21 CSAT 0

Emily Blanchard scored four goals and Mikayla Yaskulski added a pair of goals for Albion (9-8).

Aquinas’ Jamir Jones, right, tries to break the tackle of McQuaid’s Atiba McLaren during a regular season game played at McQuaid Jesuit High School on Saturday, October 10, 2015.

Despite an undefeated regular season, top-seeded Aquinas will have stiff competition in Class AA. There are two other undefeated teams in No. 3 Pittsford, and last year’s defending class champion, Victor.

All three teams are 7-0, which could make for exciting matchups in the semifinals and final. All three teams play an opponent in the first round with a record above .500.

Fourth-seeded Hilton could be a team to upset the potential undefeated matchups. The Cadets are 6-1, with their only loss coming to Victor, 42-34, less than two weeks ago.

Class A

Brockport (No. 1) and Canandaigua (No. 2) are the top seeds in Class A. Brockport defeated Canandaigua 33-28 back on Sept. 11.

No. 3 Greece Athena plays No. 6 Irondequoit in the first round. The Eagles are the lower seed but defeated the Trojans 35-14 in Week 6.

Class B

Batavia played a mixed schedule between RCAC schools and Finger Lakes schools, resulting in an undefeated regular season and a No. 1 seed.

The Blue Devils’ top competition will be No. 2 Livonia, whose only loss came against an undefeated Bath team. However, the Bulldogs have dominated in their six wins, scoring 50 points per game while allowing 11.

Class C

This class will have an exciting finals matchup if the top seeds make it there. No. 1 East Rochester/Gananda and No. 2 Bath are each undefeated and neither team was challenged much in their respective leagues.

Both teams got stronger as the year went on and they would each be the best team the other has played all year in the championship.

Class D

They have something that only Class AA also has: All eight teams in the tournament are above .500. In fact, only No. 8 Dundee has a record worse than 5-2. Top-seeded Red Jacket and No. 2 Avon both enter the postseason without a loss but they will have heavy competition to make it to the final.

The team to watch out for is No. 5 Bishop Kearney. The Kings went 5-2 in their first season as an independent, with their only game against a Section V opponent all year being a 30-15 win over Batavia Notre Dame in Week 5.

The finals for all five classes will take place on the weekend of Nov. 7 and 8 at Sahlen’s Stadium.

Class AA quarterfinals

Friday: No. 7 Webster Thomas (4-3) at No. 2 Victor (7-0), No. 5 East (5-2) at No. 4 Hilton (6-1), 7 p.m.; No. 6 Rush-Henrietta (4-3) at No. 3 Pittsford (7-0), 7:30 p.m.

Saturday: No. 8 Fairport (4-3) at No. 1 Aquinas (7-0), 7 p.m.

Class A quarterfinals

Friday: No. 8 Wilson (3-4) at No. 1 Brockport (6-1), 7 p.m.

Saturday: No. 7 Spencerport (3-4) at No. 2 Canandaigua (5-2), No. 6 Irondequoit (4-3) at No. 3 Greece Athena (5-2), No. 5 Eastridge (4-3) at No. 4 Greece Arcadia (5-2), 2 p.m.

Class B quarterfinals

Friday: No. 8 Midlakes (2-5) at No. 1 Batavia (7-0), No. 5 Newark (4-3) at No. 4 Hornell (5-2), No. 6 Penn Yan (4-3) at No. 3 Geneva (5-2), No. 7 Palmyra-Macedon (2-5) at No. 2 Livonia (6-1), 7:30 p.m.

Class C quarterfinals

Friday: No. 8 South Seneca (3-4) at No. 1 East Rochester/Gananda (7-0), No. 6 Le Roy (4-3) at No. 3 Attica (6-1), No. 5 Elba/Byron-Bergen (5-2) at No. 4 Lyons/Sodus (5-2), 7 p.m.

Saturday: No. 7 Letchworth/Warsaw (3-4) at No. 2 Bath (7-0), 1 p.m.

Class D quarterfinals

Friday: No. 6 Notre Dame (5-2) at No. 3 Clyde-Savannah (6-1), 7 p.m.; No. 5 Bishop Kearney (5-2) at No. 4 Cuba-Rushford (6-1), No. 7 Caledonia-Mumford (5-2) vs. No. 2 Avon (7-0) at Honeoye Falls-Lima, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday: No. 8 Dundee (4-3) at No. 1 Red Jacket (7-0), 1:30 p.m.

Finals at Sahlen’s Stadium

Class AA: Sunday, Nov. 8, 4 p.m.

Class A: Saturday, Nov. 7, 6 p.m.

Class B: Sunday, Nov. 8, 1 p.m.

Class C: Saturday, Nov. 7, 3 p.m.

Class D: Saturday, Nov. 7, 12 p.m.

Senior Ian Hagadorn was assisted by Jared Grasso for the game-winning goal in double overtime to lead Wheatland-Chili to a 2-1 victory over Mount Morris in a Class D1 first round boys soccer match on Tuesday.

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Kyle Soto scored in the 72ndminute to tie the game for Mount Morris (10-7).

Dom Ferro sent the game to overtime with a goal in the 77th minute for the Wildcats (11-4-1).

No. 5 Harley-Allendale Columbia 3, No. 12 Hammondsport 0

Ben Frenett scored twice and had an assist to Jaden Sowell for HAC (13-4).

Class AA first round

No. 5 Webster Thomas 5, No. 12 Gates Chili 0

Coltan Goodwine scored twice and Nate Riek added a goal and an assist for Thomas (8-4-4).

No. 6 Fairport 13, No. 11 East 0

Ben Christidis had two goals and two assists and Matt Breslin added two goals and an assist for Fairport (7-8-2).

No. 8 Hilton 7, No. 9 Edison 0

Tyler Nettnin, Jack Gombatto and Tom Callery each scored for Hilton (7-9-1).

No. 10 Rush-Henrietta 1, No. 7 Penfield 0

Justen Polk scored in the 62nd minute to lead R-H (6-9-2).

Tyler Beach made seven saves for the Cadets.

Class A1 first round

No. 8 Irondequoit 5, No. 9 School of the Arts 0

Jason Stack, Trevor Kearney, Nate Charles, Jared Infarinato and Seth Redder each scored goals for Irondequoit (5-11-1).

No. 7 Brighton 6, No. 10 Franklin 0

Alex Kurtz had a goal and two assists to lead Brighton (5-10-2).

Franklin ended the season 2-11.

Class A2 First round

No. 7 University Prep 1, No. 10 Batavia/Alexander 0 (F/SO)

Krasny Gonzalez had 12 saves in goal and two penalty kick saves for University Prep (9-5-1).

Class D2 first round

No. 6 Jasper-Troupsburg 3, No. 11 Honeoye 2 (OT)

Deven Brutsman scored the game-winning goal 28 seconds into the first overtime for J-P (12-3-1).

No. 5 Friendship 4, No. 12 Houghton 1

Aleric Stewart had two goals and an assist and Jarrod Wigeng added a goal and an assist to lead Friendship (11-6).

David Odusarga was assisted by Ore Banwo on the lone goal for Houghton (2-15).

No. 7 Webster Christian 2, No. 10 Hinsdale 1

Matt Bell scored both goals for W-C (6-7-2).

Boys volleyball

Monroe County

Brighton 22-25-25-25, Spencerport 25-23-20-13

Ben De La Cruz had 26 kills and four blocks and Ken Francis added seven kills and five blocks for Brighton (14-2).

Tristan Judd chipped in with six kills and five blocks for the Barons.

Brockport 25-25-25, Hilton 20-15-21

Cory Albrecht had five kills and seven digs and Jake Vergari added seven kills to lead Brockport (7-8).

Sean Mickey tallied 15 digs for the Blue Devils.

Aaron Gibbs totaled 20 digs for Hilton.

Irondequoit 25-25-25, Churchville-Chili 14-23-21

Jesse Lefler had 24 assists, including his 2,000 career assist, for Irondequoit (7-6).

Alex Wansha finished with three kills and three blocks for the Eagles.

Josh Mathews had 12 kills and four aces for C-C.

RCAC

World of Inquiry 25-25-25, School of the Arts 13-21-14

Ja’Colby Chapman had 11 service points for World of Inquiry (8-8).

Non-league

Pavilion 25-25-25, Edison Tech 5-21-11

Alex Hackett had 13 kills and Nick Jensen added 6 kills and two blocks for Pavilion (11-7).

Luis Cortagena tallied eight digs for Edison (7-8).

Stock photo.

A look ahead at the Section V football playoffs, which begins with the quarterfinals this weekend.

Friday, Oct. 23

AA – No. 7 Webster Thomas (4-3) at No. 2 Victor (7-0), 7 p.m.
AA – No. 5 East (5-2) at No. 4 Hilton (6-1), 7 p.m.
AA – No. 6 Rush-Henrietta (4-3) at No. 3 Pittsford (7-0), 7:30 p.m.

A – No. 8 Wilson (3-4) at No. 1 Brockport (6-1), 7 p.m.

B – No. 8 Midlakes (2-5) at No. 1 Batavia (7-0), 7 p.m.
B – No. 6 Penn Yan (4-3) at No. 3 Geneva (5-2), 7 p.m.
B – No. 5 Newark (4-3) at No. 4 Hornell (5-2), 7:30 p.m.
B – No. 7 Palmyra-Macedon (2-5) at No. 2 Livonia (6-1), 7:30 p.m.

C – No. 8 South Seneca (3-4) at No. 1 East Rochester/Gananda (7-0), 7 p.m. 
C – No. 6 Le Roy (4-3) at No. 3 Attica (6-1), 7 p.m.
C – No. 5 Elba/Byron-Bergen (5-2) at No. 4 Lyons/Sodus (5-2), 7 p.m.

D – No. 6 Notre Dame (5-2) at No. 3 Clyde-Savannah (6-1), 7 p.m.
D – No. 5 Bishop Kearney (5-2) at No. 4 Cuba-Rushford (6-1), 7:30 p.m.
D – No. 7 Caledonia-Mumford (5-2) vs. No. 2 Avon (7-0) at Honeoye Falls-Lima, 7:30 p.m.

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Top seeds have tall task in Section V playoffs

Saturday, Oct. 24

AA – No. 8 Fairport (4-3) at No. 1 Aquinas (7-0), 7 p.m.

A – No. 7 Spencerport (3-4) at No. 2 Canandaigua (5-2), 2 p.m.
A – No. 6 Irondequoit (4-3) at No. 3 Greece Athena (5-2), 2 p.m.
A – No. 5 Eastridge (4-3) at No. 4 Greece Arcadia (5-2), 2 p.m.

C – No. 7 Letchworth/Warsaw (3-4) at No. 2 Bath (7-0), 1 p.m.

D – No. 8 Dundee (4-3) at No. 1 Red Jacket (7-0), 1 p.m.

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Friday, Oct. 30 through Sunday, Nov. 1

Semifinals featuring the quarterfinal winners for all classes.

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Saturday, Nov. 7 
(finals to be played at Sahlen’s Stadium)

Class D final, 12 p.m.

Class C final, 3 p.m.

Class A final, 6 p.m.

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Sunday, Nov. 8

Class B final, 1 p.m.

Class AA final, 4 p.m.

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Sports

Emily Wolak scored the game winner assisted by Danielle Hartman with 1:36 remaining in the second sudden death overtime to help lift No. 7 Aquinas 2-1 over No. 10 Brockport in the first round of a Section V Class A girls sectional soccer game on Wednesday.

Alana Piano scored the first goal assisted by Lauren Begy for the Little Irish (10-5-2).

Kelsey Brinkel had five saves in goal for Aquinas.

No. 2 Wayne 5, No. 15 Canandaigua 0

Adrianna VanCuyck had two goals and two assists for Wayne (16-1).

Bailey Jenkins had four saves in the shutout for the Eagles.

No. 6 Mercy 2, No. 11 Batavia 0

Kristen Smith and Lizzy Glinn each scored a goal for Mercy (11-5-1).

No. 4 Greece Arcadia 3, No. 13 Geneva 0

Lily Schultz had two goals and Stevielyn Diggory added a goal for Arcadia (13-3-1).

Lauren Opladen had five saves to earn her 11th shutout of the year.

No. 12 Brighton 2, No. 8 Honeoye Falls-Lima 0

Lauren Donnelly and Bella Ponticello each tallied a goal for Brighton (9-8)

Lila Platt had seven saves for the shutout in goal for Brighton.

No. 5 Pittsford Sutherland 1, No. 12 Greece Athena 0

Taylor Bova scored the lone goal for Sutherland (12-3-2) off an assist from Giuliana Vasile.

No. 1 Spencerport 3, No. 17 Irondequoit 0

Bianca Marascio scored two goals and Aleah Martone added another for Spencerport (13-2-2).

Kelly Mohan recorded her seventh shutout for the Rangers.

No. 3 Pittsford Mendon 6, No. 14 Greece Olympia 0

Colleen Eckl and Katie Krapf each tallied a goal and an assist for Sutherland (13-2-2).

Class AA First Round

No. 9 Gates Chili 9, No. 8 East/SOTA/Wilson 0

Danielle Gatto scored two goals and three assists and Allison Reed added a goal and two assists for Gates-Chili (3-13-1).

Churchville-Chili 7, World Of Inquiry/Franklin 0

Rachel Czolgosz, Emma Bennett, McKennzie Pursel each tallied one for Churchville-Chili (7-6-4).

No. 7 Webster Thomas 0, No. 10 Rush-Henrietta 0

Thomas advances on penalty kicks, 3-1.

Sarah Frame, Madison Mason and Natalie Smith each netted a goal for Thomas (7-7-3) in penalty kicks.

Carley Zoucali scored the PK for R-H (2-14).

Class D2 First Round

No. 10 Lima Christian 2, No. 7 Hinsdale 1 (OT)

Olivia Cox scored her first varsity goal two minutes into sudden death overtime to lift Lima Christian (4-12) to a come from behind win.

Natalie Domina scored the game tying goal for Lima Christian.

No. 3 Northstar 4, No. 14 Hammondsport 0

Erica D’Ambrosio tallied two goals in the win for Northstar (9-6-2).

Volleyball

Monroe County

Honeoye Falls-Lima 25-25-25, Hilton 7-22-20

Sydney Uthe had 10 kills and two aces and Molly Taylor added 25 assists for HF-L (10-5).

Ally Cappon had eight kills and Marielle Buss added four kills and nine digs for Hilton (11-6).

Pittsford Sutherland 25-25-25, Irondequoit 14-23-21

Andrea Allen had 34 assists and 20 digs and Aliah Bowllan added 28 digs for Sutherland (15-0).

Finger Lakes

Harley-Allendale Columbia 22-25-20-25-25, Bloomfield 25-20-25-22-8

Rebecca Orbach tallied 13 kills and 12 digs and Alyssa Broberg added 26 assists and 19 digs for H-AC (9-7).

Scores: Wednesday’s high school boys results

Non-league

Bishop Kearney 25-25-25, World of Inquiry 9-15-11

MacKenzie Reed tallied 5 kills, 2 blocks, and 4 aces and Kassie Powchowicz added five digs and four kills for B-K (12-4).

Caledonia-Mumford 25-25-25, Wheatland-Chili 11-7-8

Rebecca Ebersole had four kills for C-M (14-3).

Kendall 23-25-25-25, Edison 25-12-15-16

Madison Rath tallied 13 kills for Kendall (11-9).

Mercy 25-25-25, Fairport 15-18-21

Hannah Cannon tallied 32 assists and Maria Simonetti added 18 digs for Mercy (8-4).

Aquinas 25-25-25, Byron-Bergen 15-17-20

Kayla Jackson had ten kills and two blocks for Aquinas (12-3).

Avon 20-25-25-25, Dansville 25-17-9-20

Mary Northrup had 11 digs and Grace Levendusky added 14 kills for the Braves on Tuesday.

Hilton senior Dillon Philmon, left, scored five touchdowns and set a single-game school-record for rushing yards against Rush-Henrietta.

The Section V high school football players of the week are selected by a committee, based on nominations from coaches. Ontario Honda sponsors these awards and the Player of the Year awards are presented during the sectional finals.

The players of the week:

OFFENSE

Class AA: Dillon Philmon (Hilton) – Set a school-record when he ran for 349 yards on 27 carries during a 34-24 win over Rush-Henrietta. The senior scored five touchdowns, as the Cadets improved to 6-1.

Class A: Kevin Ladd (Brighton) – Senior running back produced 188 rushing yards with three touchdowns on 21 carries. Brighton defeated Honeoye Falls-Lima, 42-7.

Class B: Jazavier Garcia (Newark) – Sophomore tied a school-record when he scored four touchdowns in Newark’s win over Waterloo. He finished with 185 rushing yards on six carries.

Class C: Richard Flores (Elba/Byron-Bergen) – Finished with 306 yards on 54 carries with four touchdowns. Elba/Byron-Bergen defeated Alexander, 35-32.

Class D: Jake Jones (Cuba-Rushford) – Senior running back scored six touchdowns – runs of 95, 78, 17, 2, 16 and 9 yards – during a 47-22 win over York. Jones had 303 rushing yards on 30 carries.

DEFENSE

Class AA: Damon Burton (Aquinas) – Junior linebacker helped Aquinas defeat Buffalo Canisius with 16 tackles, 3 for losses, and 2 quarterback hurries.

Class A: Chuck Finocchario (Greece Arcadia) – Sophomore defensive end had 10 tackles and recovered two fumbles, as the Titans defeated Spencerport, 21-14.

Class B: Ethan Perham (Livonia) – Senior linebacker made 11 solo tackles during a 28-22 win over LeRoy that included two defensive stands inside the Livonia 5-yard line.

Class C: Kyle Zawadski (Attica) – Junior linebacker forced a fumble, recovered a fumble, returned an interception 42 yards and made nine solo tackles, as Attica defeated Oakfield-Alabama, 34-21.

Class D: Cameron Geiger (Caledonia-Mumford) – He was busy during a 24-0 win over Bolivar-Richburg. The junior linebacker made 19 tackles, five solo.

Alex Ricci scored both goals to lift No. 1 Brockport over No. 8 Irondequoit 2-0 in a Section V Class A1 soccer game Thursday.

Johnny Autenrieth and Matt VanDuzee each tallied an assist for the Blue Devils (12-4-1).

Joe McNulty made six saves in the the shutout for Brockport

Irondequoit finished the season 5-12-1.

Football

Connors and Ferris Bowl

McQuaid 44, Penfield 0

Mike Howland was 13-for-16 for 190 yards and two touchdown passes and rushed for 43 yards on eight attempts for McQuaid (4-4).

Brighton 42, Greece Olympia 34

Kevin Ladd ran for 121 yards and a touchdown and Austin Carr had 187 rushing yards on 23 carries with three touchdowns for Brighton.

Reggie Russell had 121 yards on 21 carries and two touchdowns and a 31-yard reception and a touchdown for Greece Olympia.

University Prep 44, Honeoye Falls-Lima 16

Kory Wyatt ran for 142 yards and three rushing touchdowns and had 49 receiving yards and one touchdown receptions for University Prep (3-5).

Volleyball

Monroe County

Hilton 25-25-21-23-25, Eastridge 22-15-25-25-23

Bryce Thompson had 45 assists and C.J. Pilon had 25 kills for Hilton (3-11).

Cross Bauer tallied 12 kills for Eastridge (1-12).

Brockport 25-22-25-25, Churchville-Chili 20-25-14-22

Shay Bartnick had 22 digs and Spencer Anderson added 32 assists for Brockport (8-9).

Josh Matthews tallied 18 kills and Nick Rugelis chipped four kills and three blocks for Churchville.

Spencerport 25-25-25, Irondequoit 16-15-15

Senior Nick MacLeod had 11 kills and classmate Michael Dinh added 15 digs for Spencerport (13-3).

Nick MacLeod recorded five assists for the Rangers, who clinched the Monroe County Division II title.

Jordan Putnam had 15 kills and Mcguire Craig had seven kills for Irondequoit.

RCAC Tournament

Final

No. 1 East 21-25-15-25-25, No. 2 Monroe 25-22-25-16-20

Semifinal

No. 2 Monroe 23-25-25-25, No. 3 Edison 25-11-23-12

Consolation

No. 4 World of Inquiry 16-25-25-25-29, No. 3 Edison 25-27-21-15-27

Isaiah Shepard had nine kills for the Griffins (9-9).

All-tournament team: JaColby Chapman (WOI); Eddie Casado (East); Tay Seay (Edison); Taream Sak (Monroe); Theo Chapman (Monroe). MVP: Anthony Garcia (East)

Daniel Harris, left, Ty’Sean Sizer and their Irondequoit Eagles teammates had more reasons to celebrate in the second half of the 2015 regular season after a slow start.

If the Section V tournaments are where champions really defend titles, it appeared Irondequoit’s football team would not get the chance.

The Eagles, Class A state semifinalists in 2014, were 1-3 more than halfway through the season. And their final three games were against Wilson, Canandaigua and Greece Athena, playoff-bound teams.

Ty’Sean Sizer and Shawn Jones were among the Irondequoit juniors who showed it would be OK for the team to diversify its offense. There also was the experience of Irondequoit’s rebound from an 0-3 start last season to draw from.

So Irondequoit (4-3) is on a three-game win streak before its Section V Class A tournament quarterfinal at Greece Athena, 2:30 p.m. Saturday.

“You can’t win all the games the next Monday or Tuesday,” Irondequoit coach Dan Fichter said. “You can make the change over the course of weeks.

“To be honest, it wasn’t that bad. We’ve got a good football team, and the kids know that.”

There are a few good – or evenly-matched, if you choose – teams in the Class A tournament. Here are five things to watch or know when the playoffs begin Friday night.

Schedule: Section V football playoffs

Final high school football coaches’ rankings

1. The seeds may be buried: Brockport (6-1) and Canandaigua (5-2), the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds, lost regular-season finales to lower seeds in the Class A tournament. No. 6 Irondequoit is the hottest team in the field. And the regular season went like this for No. 5 East Irondequoit Eastridge: two wins, loss, win, two losses and a win.

2. Does No. 1 Brockport get out of the first round?: Common sense says yes, but a few of the coaches in the field would be less than shocked to see things occur in the tournament that don’t make sense.

Does Brockport (6-1) bounce back from the shock of its first loss, 21-12 to No. 3 Athena, against No. 8 Wilson (3-4)? Wilson’s share of the Rochester City Athletic Conference title may not impress outside the league, but the Wildcats and one or two of their coaches believe the team had a chance to defeat Brockport last year in this round. The rematch of the Blue Devils’ 17-6 win is back at Brockport, 7 p.m. Friday.

3. How long can Spencerport wing it? It’s old, bruising and can be somewhat confusing. Spencerport’s double wing offense goes against how football is being played today, where teams try to spread out defenses. That is why it can be a tough offense, including plays with double handoffs, to prepare for in a week.

4. Another rematch: No. 5 Eastridge went to No. 4 Greece Arcadia in Week 3 and the Lancers’ 36-3 loss was included on a list of shocking results that weekend. We may see how much motivation counts for the Lancers, who scored 49 points during a lopsided win in Week 7.

5. When Athena is hot, its hot. When it’s not……: The point totals for the Greece Athena Trojans with junior Tavon Granison at quarterback in wins, including two playoff-bound opponents: 40, 34, 41, 14 and 21.

The not-so-magic number is 14 in Athena’s losses to Canandaigua and Irondequoit,

JAMESJ@GANNETT.COM

Top seeds have tall task in Section V playoffs

Former Penfield boys soccer coach John Butterworth

Former Penfield boys soccer coach John Butterworth

The latest class of the Section V Soccer Hall of Fame, includes a former national high school coach of the year finalist.

John Butterworth, who coached the mighty Penfield boys varsity for 27 seasons, is part of this year’s eight-man induction class. The group includes former players: Mike Campisi (Aquinas), Jim Gentile (Spencerport), Peter Grillo (Marshall), Carl Hopfinger (Pittsford Sutherland), Mike Jacobson (Pittsford Mendon), John Martello (Eastridge) and Brian Usinger (Penfield).

Penfield remained one of the state’s winningest large-school programs after Butterworth was hired as coach in 1985. Butterworth led 11 Section V championship teams, including the state champions at Penfield in 2001, 2002 and 2004.

The 62-year old Pittsford graduate is a three-time Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Coach of the Year, an honor he was a finalist for on a national level 10 years ago.

JAMESJ@GANNETT.COM

Former Penfield’s goal keeper Kyle Zinter dumps a gallon of water on head coach John Butterworth after beating Massapequa in the 2004 State Class AA Boys Soccer Championship.

Sports

Jeff Hibbard scored on an assist from Meikal Lambov in the second half to lift Hilton over Webster Schroeder 1-0 in a Class AA quarterfinal soccer match on Friday.

Brian Wilkin made seven saves to earn the shutout for the Cadets.

Schroeder finished the season 12-3-2.

No. 4 Churchville-Chili 2, No. 5 Webster Thomas 0

Jordan Arnone and Patrick Collins each scored a goal for C-C (11-6).

Zach Cashmere totaled 10 saves to complete his fourth shutout of the season for the Saints.

No. 6 Fairport 3, No. 3 McQuaid 2

Matt Gasbarre earned a hat trick in the win for Fairport (8-8-2).

Daniel Rooney and Alesandro Margiotta scored for McQuaid (12-3-2).

No. 2 Victor 2, No. 10 Rush-Henrietta 1 (OT)

Spencer Ryczek scored in overtime for Victor (11-4-2).

Class A1 quarterfinals

No. 2 Greece Athena 3, No. 7 Brighton 1

Ryan Lindeman scored all three goals for Athena (12-5).

No. 3 Greece Arcadia 3, No. 6 Pittsford Mendon 0

Anthony Cupello had two goals and an assist and Chris Collili added a goal for Arcadia (12-3-2).

Jake Corcoran made five saves to earn his 13th shutout of the year for the Titans.

No. 5 Spencerport 4, No. 4 Canandaigua 3

Alex Iacchetta scored two goals and Dan Reger and Victor Pascucci each tallied one for Spencerport (10-6-1).

Jon Matyjas scored for Canandaigua (11-5-1) with seven minutes left to cut the Braves’ deficit to 4-3.

Tristen Briggs and Jonathan Brown tallied the Braves’ other two goals.

Class A2 quarterfinals

No. 1 Greece Olympia 2, No. 8 Aquinas 2

Greece Olympia won 4-2 in penalty kicks

Andy Allen made eight saves and stopped two PK’s for Olympia (11-5-1).

Noah Mohamed scored on a penalty kick. Vedad Odzakovic also scored for Olympia.

Luke Putnam scored both goals for Aquinas (5-11-1), including the tying goal with 14 minutes left.

No. 2 Pittsford Sutherland 5, No. 7 University Prep 0

Matthew Kaiser scored two goals in the second half for Sutherland (10-4-3).

No. 5 Honeoye Falls-Lima 5, No. 4 Wayne 2

Alex Ptucha and Bryan Wager scored for HF-L (9-6-2).

Class C1 quarterfinals

No. 1 World of Inquiry 4, No. 9 Avon 0

Toyi Hakizimana scored twice and Miguel Lopez and Ayub Jeylani each tallied a goal for Inquiry (13-2-1).

Class D1 quarterfinals

No. 5 Harley-Allendale Columbia 1, No. 4 Arkport 0

Dan Frenette scored the game-winning goal on a penalty kick in the 25th minute to lead H-AC (14-4).

No. 2 Genesee Valley 0, No. 7 Wheatland-Chili 0

Genesee Valley won in penalty kicks 4-3

Carter Snyder scored the winning penalty kick for Genesee Valley (16-0-1).

No. 6 Jasper Troupsberg 3, No. 3 Naples 0

Tucker Simons, Connor Vangordon and Deven Brustman scored for J-T (14-3-1).

Simmons and Josh Price each added an assist for the Wildcats (14-3-1).

Naples finishes 12-2-3.

Volleyball

Monroe County

Victor 25-23-25-25 Rush-Henrietta 19-25-17-20

Paul Kopp had 13 kills and Brandon Meeks added six kills and 10 digs for Victor (9-7).

Penfield 25-25-25, Canandaigua 14-17-14

Jordan Hildreth had six kills and two blocks and John Collins added five digs for Penfield (14-1).

Cross country

RCAC

Championships

Boys

Team: McQuaid 19, World of Inquiry 42, Franklin 79

Top-5: 1. Ryshiq Scott-Thompson (Wilson) 17:40, 2. Kevin Farnand (M) 18:32, 3. Ryan Stefkovich (M) 18:34, 4, Cedric St. Louis (WOIS) 18:36, 5. Henry Gifford (M) 18:40.

Girls

Team: World of Inquiry 15, East HS 48

Top-5: 1, Satin Holmes (Wilson) 24:09, 2. Mathilda Guizzardi (SOTA) 24:25, 3. Shakirra Small (Franklin) 25:24, 4. Destiny Smith (WOIS) 26:43, 5. Aaysia Henderson (WOIS) 27:16.

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Melissa Camp scored the game-winning goal late in overtime to lift No. 1 Gananda 2-1 over No. 8 Byron-Bergen in a Section V Class C1 quarterfinal soccer game on Friday.

Celine Smits scored Gananda’s first goal in the second half.

Bryanna Roos recorded six saves for the Blue Panthers (15-2).

Leah Thompson scored in the 26th minute for the Bees (10-7-1).

No 2. Caledonia-Mumford 4,

No. 7 Addison 1

Jessica Garland scored two goals and Claudia Haut and Adriana Molisani each added a goal for Cal-Mum (15-2-1).

No. 5 Geneseo 4, No 4. Bloomfield 1

Vicki Finn scored twice to lead Geneseo (12-4-2).

Natalie Peraino and Megan Bugbee each added goals for the Blue Devils.

Jill Marianacci had a goal for Bloomfield (12-5-1).

Class C2 quarterfinals

No. 3 South Seneca 3, No. 6 Keshequa 2

Emily Dey scored twice, including the winner with 15 minutes left, to lift South Seneca (16-1).

Kelsey Shaulis chipped in one goal in the first half for the Falcons.

Maddie Ewing scored a pair of Keshequa (9-7-2).

No. 1 Kendall 6, No. 8 Campbell-Savona 0

Maya Rutland had two goals and Taylor ReQua added one goal and two assists to lead Kendall (17-0).

Hailee Mitchell, Keri Furness and Taylor Rutland each added a goal for the Eagles.

Jenna Jacobs recorded her 15th shutout on the season for Kendall.

Class B1 quarterfinals

No. 3 Palmyra-Macedon 4, No. 6 Penn Yan 0

Cierra Scheik, Hannah Dentel, Maddie Thompson and Abie LaRocca each tallied a goal for Pal-Mac (10-5-2).

Class B1 quarterfinals

No. 1 Greece Odyssey 5, No. 8 Midlakes 0

Alessandra Amadio scored two goals and Claudia Ayzenberg added a goal and two assists to lead Odyssey (12-3-1).

No. 4 Livonia 2, No. 5 Newark 1 (2OT)

Andrea Smith scored off a pass from Niki Templeton with 2:19 left in the second overtime to lift Livonia (10-7).

Katie Lowe added a goal in the first half for the Bulldogs.

Class B2 quarterfinals

No. 3 Dansville 1, No. 6 Holley 0

Maddie Farrell scored five minutes into the game off a penalty kick for Dansville (6-9-2).

This is the first sectional win for the Mustangs in 15 years.

No. 4 Le Roy 3, No. 5 Marcus Whitman 0

Amy Lowe, Bri Hill and Erin Cappotelli each scored a goal for Le Roy (6-9-2).

Jamie Englerth made six saves in the shutout.

Volleyball

Monroe County

Fairport 25-25-26, Brockport 17-15-24

Courtney Burda tallied three aces and 17 assists and Danielle Synowski chipped in six kills for Fairport (9-8).

Penfield 25-25-23-25,

Irondequoit 14-18-25-14

Emily Harnischfeger had 19 kills and 17 digs and Johanna Gregory had 12 kills and three blocks for Penfield (11-3).

Jaclyn Maguire tallied 13 kills and 15 digs for Irondequoit (12-6).

Honeoye Falls-Lima 25-25-25, Spencerport 9-6-8

Grace Chlebove totaled five aces and Gillian Kurtic added 10 kills to lead HF-L (11-5).

Miranda Williamson had five digs for Spencerport (2-16).

Webster Schroeder 16-25-24-25-25, Pittsford Sutherland 25-23-26-22-20

Ally Smith added 26 kills and 19 digs and twin her twin sister Amber Smith had 20 kills and 18 digs for Schroeder (12-2).

Emma Dunn added 11 kills and 13 digs for the Warriors.

Aliah Bowllan tallied 41 digs and Andrea Allen had 57 assists and 29 digs for Sutherland (15-1).

Livingston County

Caledonia-Mumford 11-25-25-25,

Avon 25-20-23-23

Chelsea Riggi had 30 assists and 14 digs and Laura Wilcox added two blocks and seven kills for Cal-Mum (15-3).

Sarah Kuhn had 31 assists and Makaila Heath added 17 kills for Avon (7-10).

Non-league

Aquinas 25-25-25, Waterloo 9-22-11

Danielle Antonio had 15 digs and Val Ziarniak added five kills and two aces for Aquinas (13-3).

Brittanie Forde totaled 20 digs for Waterloo (8-9).

Harley-Allendale Columbia 25-25-25, Williamson 21-13-23

Imani Baker had 7 aces, 10 digs and 2 kills and Caroline Mealey added 7 kills, 5 aces and 4 digs for H-AC (10-7).

Katie Smith totaled 4 kills, 4 kills and 3 digs for the Wolves.

Mercy 25-17-22-25-25, Victor 11-25-25-22-22

Maria Simonetti tallied 40 digs and Hannah Cannon added nine kills and 59 assists for Mercy (9-4).

Megan Hobler had 15 kills and nine blocks for the Monarchs.

Amanda Dake had 16 kills and 14 digs and Emily Weed had 49 assists for Victor.

Field Hockey

Section V

Brighton 5, Hilton 0

Annie Kase had two goals and Gianna Palma added two goals for Brighton (11-5).

Pittsford Mendon 2, Fairport 1

Jordan Penkitis scored both goals for Mendon (14-0-2).

Allie Prescott scored the goal for Fairport with three minutes remaining in regulation.

Gymnastics

Monroe County

Rush-Henrietta 118.4, Penfield 112.5

Vault: Barbra Buck (P) 8.0; Bars: Anna Ahlquist (R-H) 7.45; Beam: Emilia Guyom (P) 7.7; Floor: Guyom (P), Carrie Miller (R-H) 8.7; All-around: Guyom (P) 30.8.

Tennis

State Qualifiers

Singles

Second round

Tami Comins (Pittsford Mendon) d. Cara Graham (Palmyra-Macedon) 6-0, 6-0; Caroline Schmitz (Fairport) d. Lexi Sanford (Prattsburgh) 7-5, 6-2; Alina Santiago (Pittsford Sutherland) d. Triniti Boykin (North Rose-Wolcott) 6-3, 7-5; Holland Long (Hilton) d. Laura Freeman (Churchville-Chili) 6-0, 6-1; Chhinda Som (Brighton) d. Lauren Robbins (Prattsburgh) 6-0, 6-0; Megan Gamble (Webster Schroeder) d. Olivia Engebrecht (Pittsford Sutherland) 6-0, 6-0; Daniela Coello (Aquinas) d. Kaili Saffran (Webster Thomas) 6-3, 6-2; Julia Andreach (Mercy) d. Violet Hess (Marion) 6-0, 6-1.

Quarterfinals

Comins (Pittsford Mendon) d. Schmitz (Fairport) 6-0, 6-0; Long (Hilton) d. Santiago (Pittsford Sutherland) 6-1, 6-3; Gamble (Webster Schroeder) d. Som (Brighton) 6-1, 2-6, 6-3; Andreach (Mercy) d. Coello (Aquinas) 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles

Second round: Joyce Luo/Liza Pinchman (Pittsford Mendon) d. Micayah Ambriz/Catie Moore (Prattsburgh) 6-0, 6-1; Caitlin Hogan/Hannah Spaan (Penfield) d. Bjorklund/Lila Campbell (Batavia) 6-1, 6-2; Xilin Zhou/Catherine Gamble (Webster Schroeder) d. Rylee Kalinski/Samantha Kalinski (Clyde-Savannah) 6-0, 6-1; Rachel Herrmann/Gloria Zhang (Brighton) d. Lily Engebrecht/Natalie Strauber (Pittsford Sutherland) 6-2, 6-0; Olga Shvetsova/Rene Gangarosa (Brighton) d. Amber Smith/Cassondra Mark (Prattsburgh) 6-0, 6-0; Charlotte Engebrecht/Josie Libby (Pittsford Sutherland) d. Diana Kulawiec/Jill O’Shaughnessy (Fairport) 6-2, 6-2; Hannah Kuper/Sean Miller (Pittsford Sutherland) d. Neka Lemea/Isabel Hartzell (Mercy) 6-2, 6-1; Emily Stanley/Sarah Marro (Victor) d. Alyssa Wlodarczyk/Kelsey Arliss (Lyons) 6-0, 6-0.

Quarterfinals: Luo/Pinchman (Pittsford Mendon) d. Hogan/Spaan (Penfield) 6-1, 6-0; Zhou/Gamble (Webster Schroeder) d. Herrmann/Zhang (Brighton) 6-4, 6-2; Shvetsova/Gangarosa (Brighton) d. Engebrecht (Pittsford Sutherland) 6-2, 4-6, 6-1; Stanley/Marro (Victor) d. Kuper/Miller (Pittsford Sutherland 6-0, 6-2.

Football

Ashton Scott threw two touchdown passes and Cory Gross ran for 77 yards on 14 carries to help lead No. 1 Brockport to a 15-8 victory over No. 8 Wilson in the Section V Class A Quarterfinal football game.

Raphael Odey Jr. had five receptions for 43 yards for Brockport (7-1).

Isaiah Benjamin rushed for 78 yards on 20 carries and 59 yards receiving on two receptions for Wilson (3-5).

B- Jeremy Michaels 35 pass from Ashton Scott (Cameron Fox kick)

W- Isaiah Benjamin 35 pass from James Cotton (Benjamin run)

B- Josh Keenan 9 pass from Scott (Shane Hogan run)

Rush-Henrietta stuns Pittsford

Class AA Quarterfinals

No. 2 Victor 41, No. 7 Webster Thomas 22

W- Patrick Vandermark 4 run (Mike Schreiner kick)

V- Zack Estabrooks 37 pass from Jamie Trimboli (Mike Matheson kick)

V- Zack Lefebvre 5 run (Matheson kick)

V- Dan Barrow 47 run (Matheson kick)

V- Alexander Mabbett 25 pass from Trimboli (Matheson kick)

V- TD Ierlan 46 run (Matheson kick)

V- Lafebvre 21 pass from Trimboli (kick blocked)

W- Tim Gridley 6 pass from Brendan Smith (Schreiner kick)

W- Julian Riley 4 run (Vandermark run)

Dan Barrow ran for 131 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries in the win for Victor (8-0).

Jamie Trimboli went 4-for-5 with 90 yards passing and three touchdowns for the Blue Devils.

Defensively, Victor nabbed three interceptions and Mike Novitsky tallied 9.5 tackles, one for a loss.

No. 4 Hilton 56, No. 5 East 26

H- Dillon Philmon 10 run (Christian Ranke kick)

E- Raheen Gayden 77 run (kick failed)

H- Philmon 5 run (Ranke kick)

E- Gayden 41 run (kick failed)

H- Philmon 8 run (Ranke kick)

H- Dave Guest 11 pass from John Letta (Ranke kick)

E- Gayden 47 run (Gayden run)

H- Brandon Cutter 16 pass from Letta (Ranke kick)

E- Gayden 24 run (run failed)

H- Letta 1 run (Ranke kick)

H- Cutter 26 pass from Letta (Ranke kick)

H- Spallina 26 run (Ranke kick)

Dillon Philmon ran for 221 yards and three touchdowns to lead Hilton (7-1).

John Letta added 88 yards on 19 carries and completed 7 of 12 passes for 103 yards and three TDs for the Cadets.

Raheen Gayden ran for 253 yards on 20 carries for East (5-3).

Class B Quarterfinals

No. 2 Livonia 59, No. 7 Palmyra-Macedon 7

L- Matt Hyde 14 run (Hyde run)

L- Ethan Perham 96 run (Hyde run)

L- Perham 20 pass from Brodie Metcalf (Brandon Semmel pass from Metcalf)

L- John Smith 1 run (Travis Mosher run)

L- Hyde 69 run (Nick Simpson run)

L- Metcalf 9 run (run failed)

L- Matt Gilbert 1 run (Josh Burley kick)

P- Brandon Hawkins 18 run (Joseph Lyko kick)

L- James Hatke-Smith 46 run (kick failed)

Matt Hyde had 168 yards and two touchdowns on six carries and Ethan Perham added two rushes for 107 yards and totaled two touchdowns for Livonia (8-1).

Brodie Metcalf went 1-for-3 for 20 yards and a touchdown pass for the Bulldogs. Jayden Colf completed 13-of-21 for 88 yards and an interception for Pal-Mac (2-5).

No. 1 Batavia 61, No. 8 Midlakes 0

B- Ryan Hogan 23 pass from Greg Mruczek (kick failed)

B- Dominick Mogavero 15 run (kick failed)

B- Ray Leach 45 punt return (Mogavero run)

B- Hogan 27 pass from Mruczek (Noah Dobbertin kick)

B- Mogavero 45 run (Dobbertin kick)

B- Leach 52 punt return

B- Hogan 10 pass from Mruczek (Dobbertin kick)

B- Cody Dioguardi 65 run (kick failed)

B- John Garlock 6 run (Hogan run)

Dominick Magavero rushed four times for 79 yards and two touchdowns and recorded six tackles, including three tackles for loss, and a sack on defense to lead Batavia (8-0).

Greg Mruczek went 10-for-10 for 144 yards and three touchdowns for the Blue Devils.

Trent McGraw had six tackles, three for loss, and two sacks and Terren Lovria added seven tackles for Batavia.

Class C Quarterfinals

No. 6 Le Roy 20, No. 3 Attica 19

A- Alex Piechocki 1 run (Damian Marchetti kick)

A- Piechocki 1 run (kick failed)

L- Nick Egeling 41 run (kick failed)

A- Piechocki 8 run (kick failed)

L- Reed Kacur 60 pass from Josh Laurie (Mary Purdy)

L- Nate Flint 19 run (Purdy kick)

Nate Flint rushed five times for 31 yards and touchdown to lead Le Roy (6-3)

Josh Laurie went 7-for-12 for 113 yards and a touchdown and added a fumble recovery and a late-game interception defensively for Le Roy.

Alex Piechocki had 198 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 27 carries to lead Attica (6-2).

Class D Quarterfinals

No. 5 Bishop Kearney 38,

No. 4 Cuba-Rushford 14

C- Andrew Fair 15 run (kick failed)

B- Eric Carter 26 pass from Todd LaRocca (Devin Green pass from LaRocca)

B- Dahmir Tross 2 run (Carter pass from LeRocca)

B- Asfa Sill 15 pass from LeRocca (Freddie Johnson run)

B- LaRocca 35 run (Green pass from LaRocca)

C- Jake Jones 35 run (Jones run)

B- Tross 2 run (pass failed)

Todd LaRocca was 10-for-17 for 144 yards and two touchdowns and added six carries for 62 yards and touchdown to lead Bishop Kearney (6-2).

Dahmir Pross had 19 carries for 105 yards and two touchdowns for the Kings.

John Jackson led the defense with 12 tackles and a forced fumble for BK.

No. 2 Avon 33, No. 7 Caledonia-Mumford 6

A- Aaron Ghent 54 pass from Graham Freeman (kick failed)

CM- Marcus Middleton 13 pass from Nick Harmon (kick failed)

A- Freeman 41 run (kick failed)

A- Ghent 18 pass from Freeman (Freeman kick)

A- John Ceneviva 2 run (Freeman kick)

A- Freeman 55 interception return (Freeman kick)

Graham Freeman ran for 162 yards running on 26 carries and a touchdown, added a pair of touchdowns passing and also returned an interception for a touchdown to lead Avon (8-0).

Zack Loomis added 111 yards on 20 carries and Josh Lutz recorded 17 tackles for the Braves.