STANDARDSVILLE – Stuart Hall began regional volleyball play Friday at United Christian School, beating Fresta Valley 21–25, 25-15, 25-18, 22–25 and 15–13.

Leading Stuart Hall was Lilly Hereford with 12 kills, 11 service points and four aces. Jade Wimbish had 12 kills and five digs, while Lexi Lee finished with five kills, nine points and four digs. The Dragons’ Caroline Eastam had 12 service points with three aces and four digs. Caroline Young had 11 service points and 27 assists, and Jo Rizzo had 11 service points with three aces and six digs.

The Dragons are back in action tomorrow morning at United Christian.

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Centennial High teammates Nick Bell (50) and Tavion Fleming (22) react after a touchdown during their game at home against Rossview High on Friday. Centennial won the Region 7-5A match-up 28-24.

Carson Shacklett threw for 163 yards and four touchdowns as Brentwood (5-4, 4-2 7-5A) clinched a playoff spot with a 38-13 win over Henry County (5-3, 5-1). Christian LaBreche and Will Leone caught two touchdown passes each for the Bruins, and Tucker Day kicked a 50-yard field goal on Senior Night.

Riverdale 23, Smyrna 20

Riverdale (5-4, 4-2 2-6A) held Smyrna (6-3, 4-2) to 279 total yards and forced two turnovers. Christian Souffrant ran for two touchdowns and threw a 34-yard TD strike to Jarek Campbell. Souffrant’s 22-yard run with 9:36 left was the game-winner.

Centennial 28, Rossview 24

Centennial (8-1, 6-0 7-5A) scored 14 unanswered points in an eight-minute span in the second half to defeat Rossview (4-5, 4-2). Jariel Wilson scored the game-winning touchdown with 4:49 left on a 32-yard run.

Hillsboro 21, Gallatin 17 

Hillsboro (5-4, 4-2 6-5A) held Jordan Mason to a season-low 131 yards for Gallatin (6-3, 3-3). Hillsboro intercepted two passes, one of them by Jon Beets for a touchdown.

Wilson Central 23, Ravenwood 13

Wilson Central (7-2, 4-2 3-6A) scored 23 unanswered points. Hunter Wright rushed for 95 yards, and Adam Williams had three field goals. McCain Marrow passed for 255 yards and two touchdowns for Ravenwood (4-5, 3-3).

Goodpasture 31, CPA 28

Jermaine Mason scored on a 17-yard run with 1:27 left for for Goodpasture (7-2, 4-1 5-3A). Mason rushed for 86 yards and caught nine passes for 155 yards and two TD receptions. Ryan Eledge threw for 244 yards and three TDs for CPA (3-6, 3-2).

Stewarts Creek 38, Summit 13 

Ryan Haraway returned from a knee injury to throw for 163 yards and three touchdown passes for Stewarts Creek (5-4, 4-2 5-5A), which clinched its first playoff berth. Michael Zakrzewski threw for 186 yards for Summit (6-3, 4-2).

Fairview 28, Camden 14

Hunter Caldwell rushed for 110 yards on 10 carries with a touchdown and Jake Beathard added two touchdowns on for Fairview (9-0, 5-0 6-3A).

Wayne Co. 34, Huntingdon 14

Wayne County (9-0, 6-0) clinched the Region 6-1A championship. Preston Rice had five touchdown passes. Joe Birchnett caught two of those passes, and Brilee Harris had one. Harris had two interceptions.

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Franklin head coach Donnie Webb on the sidelines.

1. Oakland (9-0) beat Cookeville, 56-7

2. MBA (8-1) beat Baylor, 31-10

3. Brentwood Academy (6-2) is idle this week

4. Independence (9-0) beat Franklin Co., 62-14

5. Cane Ridge (9-0) beat Station Camp, 34-10

6. Franklin (7-2) lost to Mt. Juliet, 42-35 in OT

7. Pearl-Cohn (8-1) beat Tullahoma, 63-7

8. Centennial (8-1) beat Rossview, 28-24

9. Ensworth (6-3) beat Father Ryan, 23-7

10. Blackman (6-3) beat Coffee Co., 48-6

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1. Stratford (9-0) beat Whites Creek, 48-6

2. Fairview (9-0) beat Camden, 28-14

3. Waverly (8-1) is idle this week

4. Forrest (9-0) beat Eagleville, 39-14

5. Watertown (8-1) beat Community, 62-12

6. CPA (3-6) lost to Goodpasture, 31-28

7. Nashville Christian (8-2) beat MTCS, 20-17

8. Wayne County (9-0)  beat Huntingdon, 34-14

9. Goodpasture (7-2) beat CPA, 31-28

10. DCA (6-3) lost to Davidson Academy, 35-21

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STANARDSVILLE – Grace Christian won the VACA north region volleyball title Saturday by beating United Christian Academy 10-25, 25-15, 23-25, 25-19, 15-9.

Marigrace Grow was named the tournament MVP, leading the team with 14 kills and nine aces. Grace’s Laura Shaw and Emma Elam also made the all tournament team.

Grace beat Stuart Hall 25-17, 25-21, 25-13 in the semifinals. Grow had 12 kills and Shaw finished with 12 assists and five digs for Grace.

Stuart Hall was led by Lilly Hereford with four kills, seven service points and five aces. Caroline Young had eight assists for the Dragons in the loss. Stuart Hall captured third place with a 25-11, 25-18 win over Blue Ridge Christian.

Grace Christian volleyball won the VACA north region title Saturday.

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Toyi Hakizimana scored in the 60th minute after a scrum in the middle of the field to lift top-seeded World of Inquiry to a 1-0 victory over fourth-seeded Holley in a Class C1 sectional soccer semifinal on Wednesday.

Jaivaughn Killings assisted Hakizimana’s goal and Jean Sindayihebura recorded six saves in a shutout for the Griffins (16-1-1).

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WOI plays the winner of No. 2 Byron-Bergen/Elba and No. 3 Williamson at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Avon in pursuit of the program’s third consecutive sectional title.

Holley ends the season 13-3-3.

Class C2

No. 1 Keshequa 4, No. 4 Warsaw 1

K (15-3): Damon Rathbun 3 goals; Dusytn Zangerle 1 goal; Connor Mann, Journey Boss 1 assist.

Warsaw ends the season 12-7.

Volleyball

Monroe County

Webster 25-25-25,

Brockport 20-23-22

W: Justin Spiegal 14 kills, Chris McKrell 11 kills, 10 digs, 6 blocks; Allister Spiegal 22 assists; Keeler Thomas 10 assists; Troy Liebart 19 digs.

Gates Chili 25-25-23-25,

Irondequoit 20-20-25-8

GC (13-6): Kyle Gear 25 kills, 4 aces; Cory Fischer 17 kills; Orlando Boxx 14 digs.

I: Alex Wansha 6 kills.

The Rochester School for the Deaf varsity soccer team has garnered a prestigious national honor after completing another championship season.

Rochester School for the Deaf varsity soccer team finished 14-5 overall and was honored by national magazine.

RSD finished 7-0 against other schools for the deaf and finished 14-5 overall while winning a fourth consecutive Eastern Schools for the Deaf Athletic Association (ESDAA) Division II title last weekend.

Those achievements resulted in the Wildcats being named 8-Man High School Soccer Team of the Year by DeafDigest Sports, an online source of news for deaf and hard of hearing athletes at the interscholastic, collegiate and professional levels..

The Wildcats went 3-0 in capturing another ESDAA championship, defeating a combined team from Pennsylvania and Millneck Manor Schools for the Deaf 3-0, West Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind 6-0, and St. Mary’s School for the Deaf 3-1 before closing out the title with a 5-1 victory over the combined Pennsylvania-Millneck team. RSD hosted the tournament during its homecoming weekend.

Earlier in the season, RSD finished third in the Western New York Christian Athletic Association.

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Maddy Walsh scored the game-winning goal with 13 minutes remaining in the second half off an assist from Courtney Brock to propel second-seeded East Rochester over third-seeded Pittsford Sutherland in the Section V Class B field hockey semifinal on Thursday.

Alli Reynolds had three saves to earn her ninth shutout in goal for the Lancers (17-0).

Brighton finishes 8-8-2.

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No. 1 Pittsford Mendon 2, No. 4 Brighton 0

Mendon (17-0): Jordan Penkitis 1 goal, 1 assist; Kenzie Peterson 1 goal; Peri Wivell 1 assist; Serena Sanon 5 saves, shutout (13).

Brighton (8-8-2): Ashley Mann 16 saves.

Class A Semifinals

No. 3 Penfield 2, No. 2 Webster Thomas 0

P (11-6-1): Jenna Russell, Meggie Lurz 1 goal; Heather Poisson 7 saves, shutout.

W (9-6-1): Megan Makowski 2 saves.

Girls volleyball

The No. 6-seeded Pavilion managed a 3-2 victory after going up 2-0 early in the game to get past No. 11 Batavia Notre Dame in the first round of the Class D1 sectional playoffs on Thursday.

Lydia Milligan led the way with 17 kills and 15 digs and her teammate MacKenzie Good tallied 28 assists and 10 digs for the Golden Gophers (14-7).

Julia Streeter helped the Fighting Irish (6-11) tie things up entering the fifth set with eight kills and nine blocks.

No. 7 South Seneca 25-25-25,

No. 10 Clyde-Savannah 13-21-22

South Seneca (9-5): Bailey Minges 10 digs, 6 kills, 2 aces; Hunter Denmark 16 assists, 7 digs; Mary Kate Badalamenti 7 kills, 2 aces, 1 block.

Clyde-Savannah (8-13): Jeanne Paddock 16 digs; Riley Carr 12 assists; Chelsea Carr 5 kills.

No. 8 Harley-Allendale Columbia 26-25-25,

No. 9 York 24-12-12

HAC (10-7): Caroline Mealey 13 kills, 8 digs and 4 aces; Katie Smith 12 kills, 10 digs; Viccy Tausk 26 assists, 6 aces, 4 digs.

York (9-10): Simona DiMurro 10 assists, 2 aces, 1 kill.

No. 4 Oakfield-Alabama 25-25-25,

No. 13 Marion 9-15-17

O-A (14-6): Kylie Schlagenhauf 11 kills, 7 aces; Makayla Hilchey 5 kills; Hannah Scarborough 5 kills, 4 aces ; Justina Pruski 17 assists

Marion (4-17): Madeleine Kamp 1 kill, 2 blocks; Leah Bonanno 1 kill; Allison Spanganberg 4 aces.

Class C1 First Round

No. 9 Sodus 25-25-25,

No. 8 Holley 20-20-17

Sodus (5-11): Jennah McMillion 5 aces, 4 assists, 2 digs.

No. 4 Mynderse 25-25-25,

No. 13 North Rose-Wolcott 7-12-8

Mynderse (13-7): Catrina Peterson 13 aces, 5 digs; Gabby Cosentino 6 kills, 1 block; Megan Tilton 4 aces, 3 kills, 1 dig.

NRW (0-21): Bri Boone 4 kills, 3 blocks; Taylor Malchoff 2 kills.

No. 6 Dansville 25-25-25,

No. 11 Addison 7-18-23

Dansville (7-11): Abby Kuhn 1 ace, 1 block, 4 digs, 8 kills; Grace Jacobs 3 aces, 9 digs, 1 block, 3 kills, 9 assists; Hope Didas 3 aces, 3 kills.

Addison (2-10): Laura Burrell 3 aces, 3 kills; Emily Knapp 1 ace, 8 digs, 2 kills.

Class C2 First Round

No. 7 Letchworth 25-25-25,

No. 10 Avon 20-17-14

Letchworth (14-8): Julia Mertsock 10 aces, 13 kills, 10 blocks, 14 digs; Alyssa Fox 13 kills, 15 digs.

Avon (8-12): Maria Crane 18 digs; Mia Hinds 9 kills.

No. 9 Warsaw 25-25-25,

No. 8 East Rochester 14-14-8

Warsaw (8-10): Maddie Offhaus 9 kills. 5 blocks; Claire Garner 6 aces; Ellen Paddock 5 aces. 11 assists.

East Rochester (9-8): Sophie Foster 3 kills. 1 block; Adriannah Robinson 5 kills. 2 digs.

No. 11 Bloomfield 25-25-25,

No. 6 Alexander 20-16-19

Bloomfield (8-11): Grace Bartle 6 blocks, 5 aces, 6 kills; Meredith Conklin 7 aces, 7 kills ; Sierra Leitten 25 assists.

Class D2 First Round

No. 9 Houghton 19-25-25-25,

No. 8 Northstar 25-23-19-17

NCA: Bri Burgess 7 kills; Carissa Hilsher 19 assists; Martina Ni 11 kills.

No. 6 Honeoye 25-25-25, No. 11 Wheatland-Chili 9-6-9

Honeoye (8-10): Laura Annen 13 aces; Lydia Barnard 6 aces; Morgan Betts 5 aces; Mackenzie Rudolph 6 kills.

Cross Country

Genesee-Livingston Championships

Boys

Top 15: 1. Maxin McKenzie (LeRoy) 16:30; 2. Tyler Smith (Bath) 16:38; 3. Christian Valento (Pavilion/York) 16:47; 4. Austin Strobel (Keshequa) 16:53; 5. Jordan Cash-Rawleigh (Bath) 16:59; 6. Kevin Ebert (Wayland-Cohocton) 17:09; 7. Cole O’Donnell (Oakfield-Alabama/Elba) 17:11; 8. Josh Larmon (Oakfield-Alabama/Elba) 17:12; 9. Kyle Mott (Oakfield-Alabama/Elba) 17:13; 10. Ethan Harold (Bath) 17:14; 11. Lucas Eggleston (Bath); 12. Damian Sprague (Kendall); 13. Austin Carrick (Notre Dame-Batavia); 14. Stone Watkins (Pavilion/York); 15. Taven Romesser (Attica).

Girls

Top 15: 1. Hayleigh Palotti (Livonia) 17:59; 2. Clarissa Hensler (Livonia) 18:46; 3. Kelsy Hastings (Letchworth) 19:34; 4. Courtney Kacur (Leroy) 19:41; 5. Grace Kibler (Attica) 19:46; 6. MacKenzie Ferlica (Livonia) 19:51; 7. Annabele Paresan (Attica) 20:09; 8. Lindsey Allen (Holley) 20:17; 9. Chloe Kernan (Geneseo) 20:21; 10. Libby Powers (Avon) 20:22; 11. Margaret Sutherland (Notre Dame-Batavia); 12. Maddie Folts (Attica); 13. Sylvia Thompson (Keshequa); 14. Cameron Perry (Pembroke); 15. Rebecca Snyder (Keshequa).

Late Wednesday

Girls Volleyball

Class A First Round

No. 4 Pittsford Mendon 25-25-25, No. 13 NE/NW College Prep 19-6-5

P (13-4): Sabelle Palmatier 7 aces; Jessica Owlett 5 kills; Megan Hauer 4 digs; Gracie Jacobs 8 aces.

Boys Soccer

Class B Semifinals

No. 2 Livonia 3, No. 3 Mynderse 0

L (16-3): Mark Brado 2 goals; Kyle Feldman 1 goal.

Record-setter

Zach von Kramer rushed for 316 yards and four touchdowns, setting Pembroke’s single-season rushing record with 1,649 yards in the Dragon’s 46-19 win over Canisteo-Greenwood.

With von Kramer carrying the offensive load, Reid Miano had a light night, completing 3-of-4 passes for 41 yards and a score. He also rushed for a TD. Damio Ramirez had 7 tackles.

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Jack Falter finished with 22 kills and four blocks as Brighton needed overtime in the fifth set to defeat Irondequoit in a Monore County boys volleyball game.

The set scores were 23-25, 25-16, 23-25, 25-15, 28-26.

Gary Zilbergleyt had 17 kills and six blocks and Ian Maywar added 31 assists and 13 blocks for the Barons (7-3).

Jordan Putnam recorded 26 kills for Irondequoit.

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RCAC

Leadership 25-20-25-25-25,

School of the Arts 17-25-20-27-17

Leadership (6-2): Daniel Castro 12 assists; Roman Rivera 20 assists; Dezimere Ellis 9 kills.

Wayne County

North Rose-Wolcott 25-25-25, Sodus 13-13-6

NR-W (3-5): Tyler Norris 9 kills, 8 aces; Dan Smith 5 kills.

Non-league

Pavilion 25-25-25,

Lyndonville/Medina 15-12-19

Pavilion: Rob Cutcliffe, Tyler Weaver 5 kills; Caleb Milligan 25 assists, 3 kills.

L/M: Mason Pecoraro 5 kills, 2 blocks; Christian Hahn 4 kills.

Soccer

Monroe County

Greece Arcadia 3, Webster Schroeder 2 (OT)

Arcadia (5-5-1): Anthony Cupello 2 goals, Tyler Lewandowski 1 goal, 1 assist; Joe Esposito 6 saves.

Schroeder (4-5): Serkan Ozay, Andriy Demydiv 1 goal.

Greece Odyssey 9, Batavia 0

Odyssey (6-2-1): Josue Fontanez 3 goals; Max Ogden 2 goals; Alec Eddy, Dylan Ange, Brendan Mulcahy, Mike Schrader 1 goal.

Pittsford Mendon 2, Brockport 1

Mendon (5-5): Evan Realbuto, Karson Bolanos 1 goal.

Brockport (6-4-1): Zachary Langelotti 1 goal.

Spencerport 1, Irondequoit 0

Spencerport (3-5-2): Jake Hutton 1 goal; Luke Dobles 5 saves.

Webster Thomas 2, Churchville-Chili 1

Thomas (5-3-2): Ryan Leask, Ryan Cullen 1 goal; Ryan Malley, Matt Hill 1 assist.

C-C (2-5-2): Colby Eaten 1 goal.

Honeoye Falls-Lima 3,

Greece Olympia 0

HF-L (8-2): Roth Wetzel 2 goals; Parker Hotchkiss 1 goal. Nico Coria 5 saves.

Greece Olympia 5-6.

Canandaigua 3, Pittsford Sutherland 1

Canandaigua (11-0-1): Tristen Briggs, Jonathon Brown, Casey Rizzo 1 goal.

Sutherland (2-6-2): John Mozrall 1 goal.

RCAC

Edison/Monroe 6, East 1

E/M (6-4-1): Ali Ali 2 goals; Eh Lerh Htoo 2 assists.

Finger Lakes

Palmyra-Macedon 4, Mynderse 0

P-M (6-2): Kasey Galina 3 goals; Alex Wahl 1 goal, 1 assist; Evan Baginski 1 assist; Chris Wadsworth 7 saves.

South Seneca/Romulus 5, Midlakes 1

SS/R: Brandon Martin 2 goals; Adam Wagner 1 goal, 4 assists; Thomas Lapp 1 goal, 1 assist; Andre Elmore 1 goal; Jeremy Williamson 7 saves.

Midlakes: Josh Tubb 1 goal; Dan VanOstrand 1 assist; Mike Christianson 14 saves.

Naples 1, Harley-Allendale Columbia 1

Naples (10-0-1): Felipe Gonzalez 1 goal.

HAC (6-3-1): Mateo Alexander 1 goal.

Honeoye 3, Marcus Whitman 0

Honeoye (4-5): Colton Welch 2 goals; Max Yale 1 goal; Dominick Trippi 8 saves.

Livingston County

York/Pavilion 4, Caledonia 0

Y/P: Dakoda Henhawk 2 goals; Garrett Didas, Jason Normandin 1 goal; Collin Lajoie 2 assists; Walker Major 3 saves.

Keshequa 3, Le Roy 0

Kendall (9-1): Dustyn Zangerle 2 goals; Journey Boss, Hudson Vasile 1 assist.

Geneseo 6 Warsaw 2

Geneseo (7-1-1): Jack Gagnier, Brian Linton 2 goals; Matt Robinson, Kyle Rollins 1 goal.

Warsaw (6-3): Ethan Grover 2 goals.

Hornell 1, Dansville 0

Hornell: Kane Countryman 1 goal (PK).

Non-league

University Prep. 3, Dundee 1

U-Prep (7-2): Kaw Kler Moo 2 goals, 1 assist; Steven Whitcomb 1 goal, 1 assist.

Non-league

Williamson 2, Bishop Kearney 1

Williamson (9-1): Justin Eaton, Pedro Castillo 1 goal.

Late Monday

Genesee Region

Pembroke 4, Byron-Bergen 3 (OT)

Pembroke (5-3): Spencer Cowell, Jamil Marable Jr. 2 goals; Kilian Lewis, Lucas Kohorst 1 assist.

B-B (9-1): Jordan Miller, Ryan Richardson, Kyler Chambry 1 goal.

Golf

Finger Lakes

Penn Yan 248, South Seneca 267

Co-medalists: Bryce Johnson, John Travis 45.

Victor’s Amanda Dake, center, hits between the block of Webster Schroeder’s Leigha Kircher (4) and Emma Draper during a regular-season game Monday at Schroeder. Victor won in three sets.

Amanda Dake finished with 15 kills and 15 digs to lead Victor to a three-set win over Webster Schroeder on Monday in a Monroe County girls volleyball game.

The set scores were 25-23, 25-21, 25-22.

Kerri Stewart added 10 kills and 16 digs for the Blue Devils (8-1).

Jessica Steinorth had 15 kills and 11 digs for Schroeder (6-3).

► More high school sports: Boys roundup

RCAC

School of the Arts 25-20-25-25,

East 12-25-9-14

SOTA (7-0): Bicuma Ribignu 7 kills, 6 aces; Grace Conheady 9 kills, 8 aces.

Wilson 23-25-25-25,

NE/NW College Prep 25-14-22-13

Wilson (6-3): Filicia Sinclair 8 aces; Tansanika Moody 6 aces, 6 kills.

Monroe 25-19-25-27, World of Inquiry 20-25-15-25

Monroe (5-1): Llaliane Torres 6 kills, 4 aces.

Finger Lakes

Waterloo 25-25-25,

South Seneca 20-22-17

Waterloo: Brenna Burchett 7 kills; Laura Jolly 4 kills.

SS: Bailey Minges 8 kills, 6 aces, 10 digs.

Wayne County

Lyons 25-25-25, Williamson 20-17-21

Lyons: Ayanna McDonald 3 blocks, 3 aces.

Livingston County

LeRoy 25-25-25, Keshequa 16-9-5

LeRoy (8-0): Riley Pasquale, 4 aces, 7 kills; Jaidyn Smith 7 kills; Ava Vescovi 12 kills.

Livonia 25-25-25,

Wayland-Cohocton 7-10-6

Livonia (7-1): Shannon Norton 3 kills, 2 blocks; Hannah White 10 kills, 4 aces; Savannah Berry 16 assists.

W-C is 2-7.

Pavilion 22-25-25-25,

Letchworth 25-22-20-14

Pavilion (5-4): Lydia Milligan 20 kills; Mackenzie Good, 22 assists.

Letchworth (5-5): Jessica Cummins 4 kills, 5 aces.

York 26-25-17-18-25,

Warsaw 24-19-25-25-9

York (5-3): Simona DiMurro 15 assists, 3 aces, 3 kills; Jessie McCann 10 kills; Maegan Klugh 6 kills, 2 blocks.

Warsaw: Claire Gardner 15 digs, 5 aces; Maddie Offhaus 15 kills, 4 blocks; Jessa Stores 13 digs.

Genesee Region

Byron-Bergen 25-25-25, Kendall 16-4-12

B-B (7-1): Lauren Burke 5 kills, 8 aces; Stephanie Buell 4 kills.

Attica 25-25-17-25,

Alexander 22-13-25-22

Attica: Grace Zandrowicz 3 aces, 6 kills, 21digs; Becca Dominesey 2 blocks, 5 aces, 3 kills

Alexander (5-5): Olivia George 9 kills; Riley Mosicki 12 kills.

Oakfield-Alabama 27-25-25,

Notre Dame 25-19-20

O-A (7-2): Justina Pruski 4 aces; Makayla Hilchey 4 kills, 3 aces; Hannah Scarborough 4 aces, 2 kills.

ND (4-4): Sydney DeVay 4 aces; Lyndsey Rowland 4 kills.

Pembroke 25-25-25,

Lyndonville 11-14-22

Pembroke: Sara Schodel 3 kills, Audriana Reeves 16 digs, 3 aces.

Lyndonville: Kennedy Clark 4 kills.

Holley 25-25-25, Wheatland-Chili 14-5-6

Holley (3-7): Ava Kohut 10 aces; Jennah McMillion 6 aces; Helana McLean 5 aces.

Non-league

Mynderse 25-25-25, Marion 9-20-25

Mynderse (6-3): Tria Backman-Lowe 8 aces, 18 assists; Kenya Backman-Lowe 5 kills; Catrina Peterson 7 kills, 2 aces.

Aquinas 25-25-25, Honeoye 15-20-17

Aquinas (5-1): Maggie Flaherty 20 assists, 5 aces; Alayna Simmons 14 digs, 3 aces.

Honeoye: Lydia Barnard 4 kills, 11 digs.

Harley-Allendale Columbia 26-25-25, Finney 24-17-20

HAC (4-4): Caroline Mealey 9 kills, 8 digs; Katie Smith 3 aces, 4 kills, 6 digs; Alivia Martin 2 kills, 3 blocks.

CG Finney (7-2): Lily Tette: 5 kills; Betsy Baree: 4 aces.

Girls soccer

Monroe County

Hilton 3, Rush-Henrietta 0

Hilton (3-3-3): Victoria Bisciotti, Meaghan McGwin, Alexis DiStefano 1 goal.

Victor 2, Brighton 0

Victor (7-1-1): Anna Schwarzweller 2 goals; Kaci Messier 2 assists; Hannah Hartman 6 saves.

Greece Athena 3, Churchville-Chili 0

Athena (6-5): Krista Statt, Jisela Dall and Waynia Hudson 1 goal; Sadie Coachman 4 saves.

Livingston County

Geneseo 6, Avon 2

Geneseo (9-1): Vicki Finn, Grace Hainsworth 2 goals; Maddy Bugbee, Kate Thomas 1 goal.

Avon (4-5-1): MacKenzie Culhane, Kat Yencer 1 goal.

Pavilion 3, Letchworth 0

Pavilion (4-6): Jordan Barrett 2 goals; Morgan Adams 1 goals; Brooke Coniber 3 saves.

Finger Lakes

Harley-Allendale Columbia 3, Dundee 0

HAC: Juliana Stoddard 2 goals; Danielle Geary 1 goal.

Bloomfield 4, Waterloo 1

Bloomfield: Kim Tiffany 2 goals; Jill Marianacci, Amelia Poole 1 goal.

Waterloo: Tyler Lisk 1 goal.

Naples 4, Geneva 0

Naples: Emma Lincoln 3 goals; Sophie Northrop 1 goal.

South Seneca 3, Red Jacket 0

Scorers: Kelsey Shaulis, Annabelle MacIntosh, Mackenzie Kenyon 1 goal; Jade Parsons 6 saves.

Palmyra-Macedon 7, Newark 0

Pal-Mac (8-1-1): Abbie Halsey 2 goals; Maddie Thompson 1 goal.

Genesee Region

Holley 2, Notre Dame 1

Holley (2-6-1): Halee Passarell, Ryley O’Mara 1 goal; Madison Pajaj 4 saves.

ND: Hannah Bowen, 1 goal.

Non-league

Eastridge 4, Bishop Kearney 2

Eastridge (6-4): Veronica Wojnowski 2 goals; Makaila Greenhagen, Erin Maggo 1 goal.

BK: Kaia Goode, Carleigh Wallace (PK).

Lima Christian 3, Bradford 0

L-C: Natalie Domina 2 goals; Jessie Tillapaugh 1 goal; Jaden Mendosa 8 saves.

Field hockey

Section V

Webster Schroeder 2, Gates Chili 0

Schroeder (2-3-1): Sage Tyler, ally Watson 1 goal.

Pittsford Mendon 4, Pittsford Sutherland 1

Mendon (9-0): Jordan Penkitis 2 goals; Kasey Rubin, Kenzie Peterson 1 goals.

Sutherland (3-3-1): Christie Constantino 1 goal.

Girls tennis

Monroe County

Pittsford Mendon 6, Fairport 0

Third doubles: Ellen Battaglia/Zainab Shah (PM) won 6-2, 6-2.

Canandaigua 6, Honeoye Falls-Lima 1

Second singles: Elizabeth Page/Meghan Werth (C) won 6-1, 3-6, 6-1.

Pittsford Sutherland 4, Penfield 0

Second singles: Gwenneth Mattia (PS) won 6-1, 6-3.

Finger Lakes

Bloomfield 4, Waterloo 1

Second singles: Erica Coffey (B) won 7-5, 6-7(1), 6-0.

Wayne County

Clyde-Savannah 3, Sodus 2

Third singles: Essence Mitchell (C-S) won 6-3, 6-3.

North Rose-Wolcott 5, East Rochester 0

Third singles: AnnaMe Humbert (NR-W) won 7-6(3), 5-7, 6-4.

Marion 5, Lyons 0

First doubles: Miranda VanHout/Katie White (M) won 6-3, 6-7(5), 7-5.

Non-league

Greece Olympia 8, School of the Arts 0

Olympia (4-5-1): Teda Douangdala 2 goals; Angelina Smith 1 goal, 2 assists; Hannah Jason 1 goal, 1 assist; Antonette Best 3 saves.

Girls golf

Section V

Penfield 53, Spencerport 25

Medalist: Abbie Ottman (P) 42.

Victor 55.5, Churchville-Chili 32.5; Fairport 52.5, Churchville-Chili 35.2

Tri-medalists: Deanna Tinch (C-C), Erika Tillotson (V), Emily Schultz 31.

Webster Schroeder’s Jessie Steinorth, left, sets a block against Victor’s Carrie Stewart.

Webster Schroeder’s Emily Mosack receives serve.

Victor’s Emily Weed, right, sets the ball for Makenzie Bills.

Webster Schroeder’s Leigha Kircher hits between the blocks of Victor’s Courtney Hannel (4) and Ally Devitte.

Victor’s Courtney Hannel hits against the blocks of Webster Schroeder’s Jessie Steinorth (2) and Emma Draper.

Webster Schroeder’s Cristiana Tomassetti, center, hits between the block of Victor’s Makenzie Bills (5) and Ally Devitte.

Victor’s Carrie Stewart reaches for the ball.

Webster Schroeder’s Rachel Hill reaches to set the ball.

Webster Schroeder’s Leigha Kircher sets a block against Victor’s Ally Devitte.

Webster Schroeder’s Selena Zhang passes the ball towards the net.

Victor’s Liannah DeLong receives serve.

Victor’s Makenzie Bills hits past the block of Webster Schroeder’s Emma Draper.

Webster Schroeder’s Jessie Steinorth, right, hits off the block of Victor’s Ally Devitt during regular season game at Webster Schroeder High School on Monday. Victor beat Webster Schroeder in three sets.

Sports

Kyle Gear had 25 kills for Gates Chili in a four-set win over Victor on Monday in a Monroe County boys volleyball game.

The set scores were 25-22, 22-25, 25-21, 25-23.

Christian Leary added 35 assists and four aces for the Spartans (6-3).

Brandon Meeks had nine kills and Cam Clark added 41 assists for Victor (5-3).

► More high school sports: Girls roundup

Spencerport 25-25-25,

Churchville-Chili 20-16-22

Spencerport (8-1): Trevor Lane, Zach Baxter, John Olmsted 5 kills.

Penfield 25-25-25, Rush-Henrietta 12-12-17

Penfield (9-0): Jake Hideman 7 digs; Joe Farruggia 15 assists.

Rush-Henrietta: Ben Haley 5 kills, 2 blocks

RCAC

East 13-25-26-25,

School of the Arts 25-12-24-16

East (5-0): Jorge Rivera 17 kills; Yemuel Matos 17 assists.

McQuaid 25-25-25, Edison 9-7-12

McQuaid (3-1): Jared Chan 5 digs.

Leadership 25-25-25,

NE/NW College Prep 8-15-17

Leadership (5-2): Maliq Hill 3 kills.

Non-league

Hilton 25-22-20-25-26,

Wayne 15-25-25-16-24

Hilton (1-7): Alex Noel 7 kills, 5 aces; Hunter Betrus 6 kills, 4 digs.

Boys Soccer

Monroe County

Hilton 2, Gates Chili 0

Hilton (6-4): Nick Simone, Matt Defeo 1 goal; Joey Gombatto 8 saves.

Wayne County

North Rose-Wolcott 1, Sodus 0

NR-W: Jordan Brown 1 goal; Cody Welkey 3 saves.

Livingston County

Livonia 3, Bath 1

Livonia (8-2): Kyle Feldman, Tavian Hino, Ryan Henderson 1 goal.

Bath (6-2-2): Aron Helander 1 goal.

Avon 3, Perry 2

Avon (6-4-1): Jake Peterson 3 goals.

Perry (2-7-1): Ben Lepkowski, Edwi Rojo-Altimirano 1 goal.

Private/Parochial

Finney 3, University Prep 2

Finney (5-3): Emmanuel Rubingu 2 goals; Joe Tomlinson 1 goal; Mickey D’Angelo 3 assists.

Genesee Region

Wheatland-Chili 3, Kendall 1

W-C (5-4): Anthony Rosado, Joe Bordoanaro, Dom Ferro, 1 goal.

Non-league

Marion 2, Bloomfield 0

Marion (7-3-1): Rodney Delyser, Ethan Walters 1 goal.

Eastridge 3, Wilson 1

Eastridge (4-5): Tyler Tryt, Matt Stefaniw, Stevaughn Service 1 goal.

Boys golf

Finger Lakes

Waterloo 217, Penn Yan 223

Medalist: Chance Sheldon 39.

Honeoye 210, Newark 282

Medalist: Giovanni Gullace (H) 39.

Brighton’s Owen Davis, top, makes a juggling catch over Canandaigua’s Mitchell Pfeiffer for the game-winning overtime touchdown in Canandaigua on Saturday.

Owen Davis hauled in a touchdown on the first overtime possession for Brighton and then the Barons stopped Canandaigua on a two-point conversion attempt for a 21-20 victory in a Monroe County game Saturday.

An 18-yard TD pass from Shea McDonald to Davis in OT gave Brighton (4-0) a 21-14 lead. The Braves (3-1) answered with an AJ Clifford touchdown run but couldn’t convert the pass on the conversion.

C- AJ Clifford 21 run (Josh Bellis kick)

B- Owen Davis 27 pass from Shea McDonald (Jason Vaysman kick)

C- Tanner Cooper 1 run (Bellis kick)

B- McDonald 8 run (Vaysman kick)

B- Davis 18 pass from McDonald (Vaysman kick)

C- Cooper 1 run (pass failed)

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Girls l Boys 

Greece Arcadia 30, Greece Olympia/Odyssey 6

A- Dylan Bartlett 30 kick

A- Anthony Finucane 3 run (kick failed)

A- Cole Norris 79 run (Barlett kick)

A- Barlett 47 pass Neal McMullen (Barlett kick)

O- Avion Williams 85 kickoff return (kick blocked)

A- Norris 62 run (Bartlett kick)

Cole Norris ran for 233 yards and two TDs on 19 carries for Greece Arcadia (1-3). Chuck Finocchario had 13 tackles, three sacks and a blocked extra point in the win.

Pittsford 55, Webster Thomas 0

P- Colby Barker 68 run (Max Hopfinger kick)

P- Marquis Carter 1 run (Hopfinger kick)

P- Carter 8 run (Hopfinger kick)

P- Frank Imburgia 44 pass Barker (Hopfinger kick)

P- Tylor Perkins 13 run (kick failed)

P- Graham Scheild 38 punt return (Hopfinger kick)

P- Carter 69 run (Hopfinger kick)

P- Perkins 26 run (Hopfinger kick)

Marquis Carter ran for 177 yards and three TDs on 13 carries for Pittsford (3-1).

Eastridge 54, Honeoye Falls-Lima 27

E- CJ Turner 6 pass from Justice Griffin (Trey Pitts kick)

E- Griffin 8 run (Pitts kick)

H- Justis Watts 10 pass from Dylan Carrey (Dylan Vogt kick)

E- Turner 87 kickoff return (Bobby Albritton run)

H- A. Sanders 94 kickoff return (Vogt kick)

E- Jake Trynoski 1 run (Pitts kick)

E- Turner 47 pass from Griffin (Pitts kick)

H- Millard 65 run (Vogt kick)

E- Albritton 22 run (Pitts kick)

E- Turner 17 pass from Griffin (Pitts kick)

H- Carrey 4 run (run failed)

CJ Turner had six catches for 95 yards and two TDs and Bobby Albritton added 80 rushing yards and a TD for Eastridge (2-2).

Fairport 45, Rush-Henrietta 26

R-H- Dion Reid 4 run (Ben Hulbert kick)

F- Keshawn Howard 2 run pass (Conor McMahon kick)

F- Matt Muncey fumble recovery (McMahon kick)

F- Beeshawn Curry 5 pass Howard (McMahon kick)

R-H – Reid 3 run (kick failed)

F- Kyle McAvoy 12 pass Howard (McMahon kick)

R-H- TJ Day 27 pass Zach Bucci (kick blocked)

F- Dom Gombetto 4 run (McMahon kick)

F- Gombetto 25 interception return (McMahon kick)

R-H- Reid 15 run (Hulbert kick)

F- McMahon 31 field goal

Hilton 42, Penfield 7

H- Kyle Napier 1 run (Christian Ranke kick)

H- Connor Mistretta 12 pass John Letta (Ranke kick)

H- Napier 45 pass Letta (Ranke kick)

H- Letta 8 run (Ranke kick)

H- Napier 90 kickoff return (Ranke kick)

H- Napier 7 run (Ranke kick)

P- Frankie Gissendanner 14 run (Luke Paladino kick)

Kyle Napier scored four total touchdowns (two rushing, one receiving, one kickoff return) for Hilton. Napier added 96 yards rushing on 17 carries.

John Letta ran for 151 yards on 15 carries and threw for 125 yards and two touchdowns on 9-of-11 passing for the Cadets (4-0).

RCAC

McQuaid 34, Edison 15

M- Ben Beauchamp 7 pass from Hunter Walsh (Alex McNulty kick)

E- Sincere Wood 83 interception return (Ray Pross kick)

M- AJ Fina 46 run (McNulty kick)

E- Omar Jarvis 29 pass from Pross (Darrius Fulton from Pross)

M- Alex Delano 4 run (pass failed)

M- Jake Zimmer 6 run (Zimmer run)

M- Delano 4 run (kick failed)

AJ Fina ran for 194 yards on 25 carries and scored a touchdown for McQuaid (3-1). Jake Zimmer also had a rushing touchdown and finished with 13 tackles on defense for the Knights.

East 30, Monroe 18

M- Tyron Jackson 6 run (kick failed)

E- Ken Jackson 6 fumble recovery (run failed)

E- Isaiah Collier 8 run (Collier run)

M- Rayshawn Boswell 18 pass from Anthony Colon (run failed)

E- Tavon Davis 68 run (Collier run)

M- Jackson 25 yard punt return (pass failed)

E- Collier 12 run (Collier run)

Tavon Davis rushed for 220 yards and a TD touchdown and Isaiah Collier had eight carries for 50 yards and two TDs for East (2-2).

Finger Lakes

East Rochester/Gananda 55, Palmyra-Macedon 22

P- Lyko 17 pass from Mooney (pass good)

E- Cameron Cleveland 2 run (Cleveland run)

P- Bradon Carlson 9 pass from Tyler Mooney (Joe Kyko kick)

E- Cleveland 1 run (Alex Vermette pass from Patrick Shanley)

E- Cleveland 61 run (Cleveland run)

E- Jaydon Castrechini 49 run (Cleveland run)

P- Brandon Hawkins 16 run (Lyko kick)

E- Catrechini 53 run (Patrick Shanley run)

E- Cleveland 90 run (Castrechini run)

E- John Yacono 7 fumble recovery (Shanley kick)

Livingston County

Livonia 49, Dansville 7

L- Reid VanScoter 8 pass Brody Metcalfe (run failed)

L- Matt Hyde 70 run (Metcalfe to John Smith)

L- Hyde 85 run (pass failed)

L- Hyde 5 run (Metcalfe to Hyde)

L- VanScoter 21 pass from Metcalfe (Metcale run)

L- Smith 31 run (Josh Burley kick)

D- Thomas Graves 1 run (Graves kick)

L- James Hapke 63 run (run failed)

Non-league

Aquinas 20, St. Joseph’s-VI 14

A- Damon Burton 25 run (TJ Scanlon kick)

A- Jalen Pickett 39 pass from Jon Kloch (Scanlon kick)

A- Jason Hawkes 40 pass from Kloch (kick failed)

SJ- Naseer Jackson 40 run (Lewis Surate kick)

SJ- Nick Martone 11 pass from Casey Kelly (Surate kick)

Jon Kloch went 7 of 18 for 142 yards and two touchdowns for Aquinas (2-2).

Damon Burton Jr. recorded 10 tackles for the Little Irish.

Bishop Kearney 30, Buffalo Cardinal O’Hara 13

BK- Patrick Thomas 49 interception return (pass failed)

C- Mike Clark 62 run (Will Wilson run)

C- Jacob Neumiester 32 field goal

BK- Asfa Sill 7 pass Matt LaRocca (pass failed)

BK- Sill 84 pass LaRocca (pass failed)

C- Steven Boyd safety

BK- Kevin GoodeJr. 74 pass LaRocca (run failed)

BK- Dahmir Pross 38 run (pass failed)

Matt LaRocca completed 8 of 14 passes for 203 yards and three TDs for Bishop Kearney.

Dahmir Pross totaled 146 yards and a rushing touchdown on 19 carries for the Kings (4-0).

Finney 36, Batavia Notre Dame 7

N- Brad Misiak 19 pass from Jordan Lyons (Brendan Klotzbach kick)

F- Cameron Odum 5 run (Wesley Gerace run)

F- Gerace 3 run (Chad Dillion pass from Joe Grammatico)

F- Odum 30 run (run failed)

F- Odum 2 run (Jake Torrell kick)

F- Odum 2 run (Jake Torrell kick)

Cameron Odum rushed for 219 yards and four touchdowns on 22 carries for Finney (4-0).

Tennis.

Batavia’s Stephanie Hoy won a third-set tiebreaker 7-2 over Emma Ochs of Rush-Henrietta as the Blue Devils defeated the Royal Comets, 5-2, on Thursday in a Monroe County girls tennis match.

Hoy won the match 3-6, 6-3, 7-6(2).

Greece Odyssey 5, Brockport 2

Third singles: Mariah Carson (GO) won 6-3, 6-1.

► More results: Girls soccer l Boys roundup

Finger Lakes

Harley-Allendale Columbia 4, Wayne 1

Third singles: Lila Campbell (HAC) won 6-2, 6-3.

Mynderse 3, Naples 2

Third singles: Rachel Sullivan (M) won 6-2, 6-0.

Non-league

Webster 5, Mercy 2

Second doubles: Anita Zutshi/Maddy Soanes 6-3, 6-2.

Marcus Whitman 6, Aquinas 0

Second singles: Alaina Dhondt (MW) won 7-5, 6-3.

Golf

Section V

Penfield 39, Mercy 39

Medalist: Abby Ottman (P) 37.

Pittsford 48, Fairport 30

Medalists: Sydney Ball (P), Lena Montione (P) 32.

Girls Volleyball

Monroe County

Honeoye Falls-Lima 25-25-25,

Brockport 3-10-8

HF-L (5-1): Anna Piazza 5 aces.

RCAC

School of the Arts 25-25-26-25, Wilson 19-15-28-18

SOTA (5-0): Lexxi Wingo 6 aces; Tayah Smith 4 kills.

Wilson 26-25-28, Edison 24-17-26

Wilson (5-3): Shawanna Perry with 4 aces, 6 kills; Emma Serapilio-Frank 5 aces, 3 kills.

Private-Parochial

Bishop Kearney 25-25-25, Rochester Academy 19-17-19

BK (5-1): Lytoya Baker 7 blocks, 7 kills; Emily Phelan 8 aces, 4 kills.

Wayne County

Sodus 25-25-27, Marion 20-21-25

Sodus (3-5): Hailey Grenon 28 assists; Sara Green 21 assists.

Marion (1-7): Allison Spanganberg 2 kills, Madeline Kemp 2 kills.

Lyons 20-25-25-25, East Rochester 25-15-13-16

Lyons (6-3): Kayla Battle, Ayanna McDonald, Adriana Kemp 5 kills.

ER 3-3.

Livingston County

Geneseo 25-25-25, Dansville 7-9-9

Geneseo (7-1): Cassidy Schild 5 kills, 3 aces; Stefanie Ledwith 5 aces.

Finger Lakes

Bloomfield 25-13-25-30, Honeoye 18-25-21-28

Bloomfield (5-5): Ruby Close 7 aces, 3 kills, 13 digs; Grace Bartle 6 aces, 6 blocks, 9 kills; Meredith Conklin 7 kills, 2 aces.

Honeoye (1-6): Lydia Barnard 21 digs, 12 kills.

Wayne 25-25-25, Midlakes 9-23-16

Wayne (5-1): Alyssa Thomson 2 kills.

Genesee Region

Byron-Bergen 25-25-25, Holley 13-15-14

B-B (6-1): Lauren Burke 5 kills, 8 aces; Madison Farnsworth 8 kills, 5 aces.

Oakfield-Alabama 25-25-25, Kendall 15-4-22

O-A (6-2): Makayla Hilchey 7 aces, 4 kills, 2 blocks; Hannah Scarborough 7 aces, 2 blocks.

Kendall 4-2.

Non-league

Bath 25-25-25, Addison 10-10-11

Field hockey

Section V

Brighton 7, Webster Schroeder 0

Brighton: Lynia Jackson, Ella Charlesworth, Erin Wool, Arri Neary, Gianna Palma, Annie Kase, Liz Burke 1 goal.

Swimming

Monroe County

Fairport 116, Penfield 70

Double-winners: Grace Chen (F) 200 IM (2:15.17), 100 backstroke (1:00.83); Serafina Viola (P) 200 freestyle (1:58.02), 100 butterfly (1:01.03); Toni Naccarella (P) 50 freestyle (24.82), 100 freestyle (54.42).

Victor 97, Irondequoit 83

Double-winners: Mia Baggett (V) 200 IM (2:20.72), 100 breaststroke (1:10.09); Abby Fenn (V) 500 freestyle (5:38.46), 100 backstroke (1:03.80); Caroline Wood (V) 50 freestyle (25.39), 100 freestyle (56.71).

Churchville-Chili 95, Gates Chili 87

Double-winners: Emily Regelsberger (C-C) 200 freestyle (2:02.57), 500 freestyle (5:36.57); Helena Buttons (C-C) 100 freestyle (1:03.38), 100 backstroke (1:12.78); Olivia Munyon (GC) 50 freestyle (25.71), 100 butterfly (1:10.63).

Pittsford 142, Spencerport 44

Double-winners: Lindsey Stone (P) 50 freestyle (24.89), 500 freestyle (4:58.57).

Brighton 99, Batavia 69

Double-winners: Elle Fulton (Batavia) 200 freestyle (2:14.41), 100 breaststroke (1:25.38).

Wayne/Finger Lakes

Newark 105, North Rose-Wolcott 77

Double-winners: Lindsay Whiting (Newark) 200 freestyle (2:20.86), 100 freestyle (1:07.00); Sara Meyer (NR-W) 50 freestyle (28.60), 100 butterfly (1:25.84).

Gananda 96, Geneva 49

Double-winners: Darby McNamara (Gananda) 200 freestyle (2:06.65), 100 butterfly (1:04.15); Lauren Johnson (Gananda) 200 IM (2:38.76), 100 backstroke (1:14.78); Krista Willard (Gananda) 50 freestyle (26.53), 500 freestyle (5:33.79).

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Kathleen Frauel scored in overtime to lift Gananda 2-1 over Marion on Wednesday in a Wayne County girls soccer game.

Marisa Ostrowsky also scored for the Blue Panthers (8-1).

Chloe DeLyser had a goal for Marion (7-2).

Wayne County

Sodus 5, Red Creek 1

Red Creek: Courtney Smith 1 goal.

Finger Lakes

South Seneca 3, Romulus 0

SS: Kelsey Shaulis 2 goals; Mackenzie Kenyon 1 goal, 1 assist.

► MORE RESULTS: Girls volleyball | Boys roundup

Genesee Region

Holley 2, Oakfield-Alabama 0

Holley (1-6-1): Haylee Passarell 2 goals; Madison Papaj 5 saves.

Wheatland-Chili 6, Notre Dame 0

W-C (7-0): Cassie Parker, Abbey Callaghan, Hannah Callaghan, Jenna LaMere, Lindsay Claire, Julia Nolan 1 goal.

Kendall 3, Lyndonville 0

Kendall (6-2): Taylor ReQua, Hailee Mitchell, Lizzie Rath 1 goal; Hannah Ulmen 4 saves.

Girls volleyball results, Sept. 21

Field Hockey

Monroe County

Pittsford Mendon 2, Penfield 1

Mendon (7-0): Kenzie Peterson, Jordan Penkitis 1 goal.

Pittsford Sutherland 3, Fairport 1

Sutherland (3-2-1): Lauren Muller, Christie Constantino, Janie Potts 1 goal.

Fairport (6-1-1): Brenna McSorley 1 goal.

Eastridge 4, Hilton 0

Eastridge (4-4-0): Oliviah Shaffer 2 goals; Juliana Bentley, Jenna Boehl 1 goal.

Hilton: Marissa Florio 14 saves.

Tennis

Monroe County

Pittsford Sutherland 4, Webster 3

Third singles: Charlotte Engebrecht (PS) won 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.

Greece Athena 7, Gates Chili 1

First singles: Eddiena Chaney (Athena) def. Samantha Burkovich (Gates) 6-0, 6-0.

Brighton 7, Fairport 0

First singles: Olga Shvetsoba (Brighton) def. Caroline Schmitz (Fairport) 6-0, 4-6, 10-5.

Pittsford Mendon 7, Penfield 0

First doubles: Irena Gao/Claire Martin (PM) won 7-6(3), 6-2.

Finger Lakes

Palmyra-Macedon 5, Geneva 0

Second singles: Marietta Koeberle (Pal-Mac) def. Natalie Berg-Pappert (Geneva) 6-0, 6-2.

Wayne County

North Rose-Wolcott 5, Sodus 0

First singles: Triniti Boykin (NR-W) def. Autumn Ornt (Sodus) 6-0, 6-0.

Clyde-Savannah 3, Lyons 2

First singles: Samantha Kalinski (C-S) def. Kelsey Arliss (Lyons) 6-3, 7-6 (7-4).

Golf

Section V

Webster 43, Victor 35

Medalist: Erika Tillotson (V) 31.

Webster: Mikah McDonnell 33.

Fairport 48, Mercy 30

Medalist: Olivia Durant (F) 44.

Pittsford 54, Churchville-Chili 24

Pittsford (10-0): Lena Kaufman (P) 36.

Swimming

Monroe County

Spencerport 118, Gates Chili 65

Double-winner: Nicole Dates (S) 100 butterfly (1:12.02), 500 freestyle (5:29.98).

Spencerport 2-2.

Volleyball.

Taylor Stefaniak recorded 12 kills and five aces and Ryann Stefaniak added nine kills and three aces as Batavia defeated Eastridge in five sets, 22-25, 25-19, 25-15, 16-25, 25-15, on Wednesday in a Monroe County girls volleyball game.

Harmony Brookins had 17 kills and five blocks for Eastridge. Ashley Carlson recorded 28 assists for the Lancers.

Irondequoit 25-24-25-21-25, Churchville-Chili 17-26-23-25-20

Irondequoit (6-2): Regan McGwin 14 kills; Jashawna Luke 12 kills; Emma Sheehan 36; Julia Vanill 23 digs.

C-C: Mikayla McFadden 19 kills; Bella Orologio 35 digs.

► MORE RESULTS: Girls roundup | Boys roundup

Pittsford Mendon 25-19-25-15-25, Canandaigua 20-25-22-25-18

Mendon (7-1): Alana Fursman 14 kills; Kate Cheyne 3 aces, 3 blocks.

Canandaigua (5-3): Rachel Simmons 15 kills.

Spencerport 18-25-8-26-25, Greece Athena 25-20-25-24-22

Spencerport: Dee Dee Davis 5 blocks; Kylie Tozer 4 aces.

Athena: Ryann Burdick 9 kills.

Honeoye Falls-Lima 25-25-25,

Brighton 8-13-5

HF-L (4-1): Gillian Kurtic 4 aces, 8 kills; Molly Taylor 17 assists.

Penfield 25-25-25,

Victor 13-6-18

Penfield (7-0): Alea Steigerwald 27 assists, 8 aces, 5 kills; Johanna Gregory 8 kills; Emily Harnischfeger 8 kills.

Victor (6-1): Emily Weed 13 assists.

Fairport 25-25-25, Hilton 17-23-20

Fairport: Renee LeBlanc 12 kills; Isabelle Plummer 7 kills.

Hilton: Hannah DeLorenzo 20 assists 5 kills; Gabby Merino 13 kills, 9 digs.

Gates Chili 25-25-24 -25, Rush-Henrietta 14-15 -26 -21

Gates (5-3): Mae Siphakongviseth 11 kills, 12 digs; Jess Giannoccaro 9 kills, 18 digs.

R-H (2-8): Allyson Sobaszek 17 digs.

High school girls results, Sept. 21

Finger Lakes

Waterloo 25-25-25, Geneva 13-22-21

Waterloo (5-3): Logan Castiglione 9 kills; Bre Burchett 6 kills, 2 blocks; Grace Buck 4 kills.

Geneva: Lauren DeVaney 8 kills, 7 blocks; Allie Roach 4 kills, 14 digs.

Mynderse 25-25-25,

Harley-Allendale Columbia 22-22-24

Mynderse (5-3): Catrina Peterson 3 aces; Heidi Miller 9 kills, 3 aces.

H-AC (3-4): Caroline Mealey 10 kills, 10 digs; Imani Baker 6 aces, 18 digs, 2 kills; Katie Smith 10 kills, 4 aces, 10 digs.

Livingston County

Le Roy 27-29-26,

Caledonia-Mumford 25-27-24

Cal-Mum (7-1): Andrea Coyle 20 kills, 10 digs; Cierra Wells 32 assists, 8 aces.

Geneseo 25-25-25, Livonia 16-11-19

Geneseo (6-1): Stephanie Ledwith 15 assists; Samarys Gomez 8 kills.

Livonia (5-1): Hannah White 7 kills, 8 digs; Emily Johnson 19 digs.

York 26-25-25, Dansville 24-18-23

Dansville (3-3): Grace Jacobs 11 digs, 3 kills; Hope Didas 2 aces, 6 digs, 8 kills.

Warsaw (3-3): Simona DiMurro 20 assists, 4 kills 2 aces; Maegan Klugh 9 kills.

Pavilion 25-25-23-25,

Wayland-Cohocton 16-19-25-7

Pavilion (3-4): Lydia Milligan 16 kills; Mckenzie Good 19 assists.

Way-Co (2-6): Olivia Knudsen 7 aces, 2 kills, 2 blocks.

Perry 17-25-25-25, Hornell 25-16-17-12

Perry (3-5): Laura Snell 8 kills, 11 digs; Brianna Holdener 6 aces 5 kills; Caitlyn Sadowski 15 assists.

Hornell: Kiara Buxton 9 kills, 3 blocks, 2 aces.

Bath 25-25-25, Keshequa/Mount Morris 22-7-19

Bath (3-1): Makayla Brzezinski 12 aces, 6 kills; Ali Dickson 5 kills.

Wayne County

Clyde-Savannah 13-25-25-24-25,

Marion 25-15-9-26-23

C-S: Riley Carr 5 aces, 17 assists; Alivia Solomon 9 aces, 8 kills, 7 digs; Samantha Maddox 2 blocks, 2 kills; Amanada Shannon 7 kills.

Marion: Allison Spanganberg 8 kills; Ashlie Mousso 8 assists.

Genesee Region

Attica 15-25-25-25,

Pembroke 25-18-15-21

Attica: Grace Zandrowicz 13 kills, 7 aces; Emily Lefort 5 kills.

Pembroke: Makenzie Jurek 19 digs, 3 kills; Audriana Reeves 20 digs; Abby Shaw 8 kills, 4 blocks.

Non-league

Aquinas 25-25-27, Wilson 10-11-25

Aquinas (4-1): Sophia Summa 3 aces.

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Emily Racaniello scored with six minutes left to lift Fairport to a 1-0 win over Webster Schroeder on Tuesday in a Monroe County girls soccer game.

Fairport is No. 1 in the D&C coaches’ poll. The Warriors (6-1-1) are No. 3.

Clare Mulholland made nine saves for the Red Raiders (9-0).

Pittsford Mendon 1, Honeoye Falls-Lima 0 (OT)

Mendon: April Moffet 1 goal; Faith Cheehan 9 saves.

Irondequoit 2, Gates Chili 0

Irondequoit (2-4-1): Jessica Hewitt, Meagen Okamoto, 1 goal; Maya Harasymchuk, Sophie Cosintini, 1 assist; Kelley Mohr 5 saves.

Brockport 4 Eastridge 2

Brockport: Paige McGrath 2 goals; Emily Parker, Emma Moulton 1 goal.

Webster Thomas 3, Rush-Henrietta 1

Thomas: Jada Lucarelli 2 goals, 1 assist; Sarah Ridel 1 goal; Hannah Leask.

R-H: Ashley Brawn 1 goal.

► MORE RESULTS:Cross country | Girls volleyball, swimming, tennis, golf | Boys roundup

Greece Odyssey 1, Canandaigua 1

Odyssey: Shanin Tyo 1 goal.

Spencerport 1, Penfield 0

Spencerport (6-0-1): Erin Coykendall 1 goal; Lauren Oplanden 6 saves.

Pittsford Sutherland 4, Batavia 0

Sutherland (5-2): Liz Caroll, Taylor Bova, Emma Sauberman, Annie Hanna 1 goal; Mara Smith 5th shutout.

Finger Lakes

Bloomfield 6, Midlakes 3

Bloomfield: Jill Marianacci 2 goals, Amerlia Poole, Lilly Nelson 2 goals; Sam Rickett 9 saves.

Honeoye 3, Harley-Allendale Columbia 1

Honeoye: Kali Pestle, Sara Jane Stevens 1 goal.

HAC: Julianna Stoddard 1 goal.

Palmyra-Macedon 3, Wayne 1

P-M (5-1-1): Maddie Thompson 2 goals.

Wayne: Alexis Gentile 1 goal.

Marcus Whitman 2, Naples 2

MW: Emily Thompson, Holly Bagley.

Naples: Alicia Quarterman, Emma Lincoln.

Livingston County

Geneseo 5, Pavilion 2

Geneseo (6-1): Grace Hainsworth 2 goals.

Pavilion (2-6): Katie Davis 1 goal.

York 2, Mount Morris 0

York: Katie Mandarano, Jenny Mandarano 1 goal.

Caledonia-Mumford 2, Wayland-Cohocotn 0

Cal-Mum (4-2-3): Alyssa Phillips, Victoria Truong 1 goal.

Avon 3, Dansville 1

Avon (3-3): Mackenzie Culhane 1 goal, 2 assists.

Dansville (2-5): Grace Rittenhouse 1 goal.

Private-Parochial

Northstar 7, Lima Christian 1

Northstar (7-1): Emily Roming 3 goals; Erica D’Ambrosio 2 goals.

L-C (1-6): Natile Domina 1 goal.

Bishop Kearney 5, Finney 1

BK (2-3): Amata Valentini 4 goals.

Finney: Madison Williams 1 goal.

Non-league

Mercy 6, Mount Mercy 1

Mercy: Nicole Bell 2 goals, 2 assists; Emily Tabone, Meaghan Trevor 2 goals.

World of Inquiry 5, Lyons 0

WOI (2-4): Alesia Gayden 3 goals; D.J. Thiam 2 goals.

Tennis

Northern 4A All-Region 

The first and second team awards are selected based on where the athletes place in the Regional Individual and Doubles Tournament. The Player of the Year, Doubles Team of the Year, and the Coach of the Year awards are voted on by the league coaches at the Regional Seeding Meeting prior to the Northern Regional Tournament.

Girls Tennis First Team

Manogue’s Tara Chilton hits a backhand return to Reno’s McKenna LeVitt in the girls singles finals of the 4A Northern Region Tennis Championships at Bishop Manogue High School on Oct. 19, 2106.

1. Tara Chilton (Bishop Manogue); 2. McKenna Levitt (Reno)

Girls Tennis Second Team 3. Lauren Kreutzer (Spanish Springs); 4. Erica Schwab (Reno)

Girls Doubles First Team

Damonte’s Tim Zagar hits a forehand to Reno’s Riley Boyden during the boys singles finals of the 4A Northern Region Tennis Championships at Bishop Manogue High School on Oct. 19, 2106.

1. Halle Turek & Rose Berry (Bishop Manogue); 2. Anya Woodbury & Emma Breeden (Carson)

Girls Doubles Second Team 3. Jill Rovetti & Jazlynn Parker (Reno); 4. Amy Eftimoff & Alexandra Cohen (Galena)

Boys Tennis First Team 1. Tim Zagar (Damonte Ranch); 2. Riley Boyden (Reno)

Boys Tennis Second Team 3. Zeke Brooke (Damonte Ranch); 4. Mikael Tiilikainen (Reno)

Boys Doubles First Team 1. Nick Rinehart & Chase Gonfiantini (Reno); 2. Ben Vincze & Max Richmond (Reno)

Boys Doubles Second Team 3. Marlin Brucato & Dawson Martin (Spanish Springs); 4. Danny Dudley & Nico Salm (Carson)

Boys Singles Player of the Year: (Riley Boyden (Reno)

Girls Singles Player of the Year: McKenna LeVitt (Reno)

Boys Doubles of the Year: Nick Rinehart/Chase Gonfiantini (Reno)

Girls Doubles of the Year: Ireland Earl & Kalisse Earl (McQueen)

Boys Coach of the Year: Craig Gorbach (Reno)

Girls Co-Coaches of the Year Maddie Garcia (Reno) Lauren Evans (Bishop Manogue)

Girls Singles Honorable Mention: Bishop Manogue- Brittany Leonard, Damonte Ranch – Amy Gao Douglas- Kylie Coziahr, Galena-Brooke Gallaway, McQueen – Clara Buck, Wooster – Cheska Molina

Boys Singles Honorable Mention: Bishop Manogue – Glen Bydalek Carson – Ryan Tomita Douglas – Dylan Berke, Josh Brown Damonte Ranch- Blake Orton, Logan Moore Galena – C.J. Hess, J.T. Eftimoff Reed – Jacob Ross, Casey Burfield Reno – William Kim Spanish Springs – Ben Jones

Girls Doubles Honorable Mention: Bishop Manogue – Claire Sedgewick, Lisette Melendez Carson – Anya Woodbury, Emma Breeding Douglas- Natalie Smith, Angela Stein Galena – Kaija Hess/Isabella Griffin North Valleys –Ana Perez/Beatriz Godina, Jordan Haren/Sydney Dinan, Reed – Allie Hughes/Mimi Hoppe, Alex Koehler/Courtney Shinagawa, Spanish Springs – Susie Cho/Emi Whittaker, Lanessa Romo/ Lexy Gehlert, Wooster – Priya Bajwa/ Charina Molina

Boys Doubles Honorable Mention: Bishop Manogue – Ralph Belleza/Jack Cook, Carson – Taylor Saarem/ Jayson Artz, McQueen – Eric Vasquez/Nikolai Oh, Reno – Davis Ault/ Alan Parobek Spanish Springs – Chase Martin/Michael Doerr, Wooster – R.J. Gordon/Eric Gill

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Vicki Finn’s game-winning goal in the 73rd minute — her second of the game — helped lift Geneseo to a 3-2 win over Avon in the Section V Class C girls soccer state qualifier Tuesday.

Finn’s first goal opened the scoring, but Avon responded with goals by Mackenzie Culhane and Katrina Yencer to take a 2-1 lead.

Five minutes after Yencer’s goal, Kaity Keihl found the back of the net on a 20-yard shot from the right side that hit the far post and found its way in for Geneseo to even the score at 2.

In the 73rd minute, Finn got the ball, faked a defender out and got a shot on goal that was blocked, but it came right back to her feet and she was able to connect for the game-winner.

The Blue Devils will face Maple Grove (VI) at 3 p.m. Saturday at SUNY Geneseo in the Western Regional.

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Class D Sate Qualifier

Wheatland-Chili 2, Arkport 0

W-C: Abbey Callaghan, Hannah Callaghan 1 goal; Katherine Vonglis 1 save, shutout.

Volleyball

Class AA Semifinals

No. 1 Penfield 25-26-25

No. 4 Gates Chili 9-24-18

P (17-0): Johanna Gregory 8 kills, 5 blocks; Lindsay Hernady 6 kills, 5 blocks; Alea Steigerwald 35 assists, 5 kills, 9 digs; Eighth sectional final appearance in last 11 years.

GC (12-7): Mae Siphakongviseth 10 kills, 6 digs; Jess Giannoccaro 5 kills, 17 digs

No. 2 Victor 25-11-25-25

No. 3 Mercy 16-25-21-18

V (15-3) Amanda Dake 14 kills, 7 digs, 3 aces; Emily Weed 21 assists; McKenzie Bills 6 blocks.

Class B Semifinals

No. 2 Honeoye Falls-Lima 25-25-25,

No. 3 Palmyra-Macedon 14-19-10

HF-L (17-1): Grace Chlebove 14 kills, 7 digs, 2 blocks; Molly Taylor 29 assists; Gillian Curtic 16 kills, 5 aces; Haley Smith 10 digs.

Penfield’s Shawn O’Malley, right, hits against the block of Webster’s Eli Holley during a Section V Class A quarterfinal.

Andy Scott recorded seven kills and Tyler Richards added 13 service points as top-seeded Penfield defeated eighth-seeded Webster in straight sets in a Class A boys volleyball quarterfinal match Wednesday.

The Patriots (18-0) won 25-14, 25-16, 25-15.

Justin Spiegel had four blocks and four digs and Chris McKrell totaled six kills, six digs and two aces for Webster (7-13).

Penfield is now set to play fifth-seeded Victor in a Class A semifinals match at 8 p.m. Saturday at Webster Schroeder.

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No. 5 Victor 25-25-25,

No. 4 Monroe 15-10-9

V (12-6): Paul Kopp 9 kills; Cam Clarke 28 assists.

M (11-5): Connor Wagner 8 kills.

Class BB Quarterfinals

No. 4 Brighton 25-25-18-25,

No. 5 World of Inquiry 10-15-25-6

B (15-6): Alex Tian 8 kills, Matt Falter 4 kills, 9 blocks.

WOI finishes the season 8-11.

Penfield’s Jordan Solomon sets the ball for teammate Andy Scott during a Section 5 Class A sectional quarterfinal at Penfield High School on Wednesday. Penfield advanced with a 3-0 win over Webster (25-14, 25-13, 25-11).

Cross-Country 

Northern 4A All-Region

Boys 

Athlete of the Year: Henry Weisberg, McQueen

First Team 

Henry Weisberg, McQueen; John Munyan, Douglas; McKennion Melton, Galena; Daniel Horner, Spanish Springs; Matthew Hakin, Spanish Springs; Anthony Ocegueda, Reed; Andrew Ribeiro, Spanish Springs; Zachary Stallings, McQueen.

McQueen’s Henry Weisberg is the Boys cross country athlete of the year

Second Team

Ammon Jorgensen, Reed; Luke Rodriguez, Wooster; Aric Turner, Damonte Ranch; Hunter Beadall, Spanish Springs; Alexander Riggsby, Damonte Ranch; Carson Leavitt, Galena.

Coach of the Year: Ron Cross, Spanish Springs.

Girls

 Athlete of the Year: Samantha King-Shaw, Reed

First Team 

Samantha King-Shaw, Reed; Gillian Ipsen, Wooster; Kyra Hunsberger, Reno; Alexis Melendrez, Spanish Springs; Hannah Covington, Bishop Manogue; Marena Middleton, Damonte Ranch; Erin Moyer, Damonte Ranch.

Second team

Sofia Young, Reno; Megan Gephart, McQueen;  Mikayla Shults, Reno; Rosie Linkus, Bishop Manogue; Sina Arnold, McQueen; Carley Legenbauer, Damonte Ranch; Tayler Kottinger, Reno.

Coach of the Year: Jim Parker, Reno.