with a dominant second half. Teagan Fingar led the charge with a stunning 7 goals and 2 assists, playing a role in nearly all of Penn Yan’s scoring. After trailing 5-2 at halftime, the Mustangs unleashed a five-goal third-quarter run to take their first lead, followed by a decisive fourth-quarter push to seal the win. Meanwhile, Garden City secured their 10th championship in dominant fashion, shutting down Canandaigua early and racing to a 12-0 lead before finishing with a commanding 14-5 victory. 
early 3-0 deficit to dominate the second half. Teagan Fingar led the charge with an impressive 7 goals and 2 assists, contributing to 9 of Penn Yan’s 11 total goals. After a strong first half from Chenango Forks, including a 5-2 halftime lead powered by Bauer Maus’ 4 goals, the Mustangs turned the tide with a five-goal run in the third quarter to take their first lead. The fourth quarter belonged to Penn Yan as they outscored Chenango Forks 4-1, with decisive goals from T. Fingar and B. Fingar securing the victory. Senior goalie Will Thompson made 15 crucial saves, keeping Penn Yan in the fight early on. This championship marks their first NYS title since winning the Class C championship in 2001. [
through halftime. Junior Charlie Koester led the offensive charge with 3 goals and 3 assists, while sophomore Anthony Asaro (4g-1a) and freshman Ben Smith (3g) also delivered standout performances. Canandaigua fought back in the second half, with AJ Sterman, Drew Williamee, Patrick Olvany, and Jack Stanney contributing to their five-goal effort, but the deficit proved too large to overcome. The victory marked Garden City’s second title in three years, while Canandaigua closed out their season at 19-3, reflecting on a strong campaign despite falling short in their third state finals appearance. [
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# 3987 Canandaigua's Great Season Ends Garden City dominated the NYS Championship game, securing their 10th title with a commanding 14-5 victory over Canandaigua. The Trojans set the tone early, scoring the first 12 goals of the game and holding the Gray Wolves scoreless through halftime. Junior Charlie Koester led the offensive charge with 3 goals and 3 assists, while sophomore Anthony Asaro (4g-1a) and freshman Ben Smith (3g) also delivered standout performances. Canandaigua fought back in the second half, with AJ Sterman, Drew Williamee, Patrick Olvany, and Jack Stanney contributing to their five-goal effort, but the deficit proved too large to overcome. The victory marked Garden City’s second title in three years, while Canandaigua closed out their season at 19-3, reflecting on a strong campaign despite falling short in their third state finals appearance. |
# 3986 Penn Yan Wins NYS Championship DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Penn Yan staged an incredible comeback to claim their second-ever NYS Championship with an 11-8 victory over Chenango Forks, overcoming an early 3-0 deficit CHENAGO FORKS-8 at PENN YAN-11- Penn Yan captured their second-ever NYS Championship with an 11-8 victory over Chenango Forks, overcoming an GARDEN CITY-14 at CANANDAIGUA-5 - Garden City dominated the NYS Championship game, securing their 10th title with a commanding 14-5 victory over Canandaigua. The Trojans set the tone early, scoring the first 12 goals of the game and holding the Gray Wolves scoreless |
# 3981 Canandaigua to Meet Garden City In Finals Canandaigua defeated CBA 17-11 in a non-league game at SUNY Cortland, building an early lead and maintaining control throughout. Mike Belles scored 6 goals for Canandaigua, supported by Ryan Bremer with 4 and Drew Williamee with 2 goals and 4 assists. CBA’s Jack Ludington led his team with 6 goals and an assist. Canandaigua’s goalie Quentin Shedrick made 10 saves while allowing 11 goals, while CBA’s Drew Britton had 16 saves and allowed 17 goals. This game marks the first meeting between the two teams and The Grey Wolves will play Garden City (Section VIII) in the Finals at Hobart and William Smith College on Saturday. |
# 3972 Canandaigua Moves on to The Semifinals Canandaigua earned a 15-6 victory over Lake Shore in a non-league matchup. The team built an early lead with seven first-quarter goals and maintained control through four quarters. Patrick Olvany led the offense with three goals, while Drew Williamee contributed two goals and five assists. Goalie Quentin Shedrick recorded a 75% save rate in 24 minutes. The win improves Canandaigua’s record to 18-2. |
# 3970 Penfield Penn Yan and Canandaigua Win DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - In a tightly contested non-league battle, Penfield edged out Orchard Park 12-10, fueled by Jake Maurer’s five-goal performance and a crucial early five-goal run. Mason Schembri’s 14 saves proved vital in preserving the victory and extending Penfield’s winning streak to six games. Meanwhile, three other teams secured comfortable victories, with Canandaigua cruising past Lake Shore 15-6, Jamesville-DeWitt overpowering HFL 16-5, and Penn Yan methodically dispatching Marcellus 13-8. |
# 3958 Drew Williamee Takes CA to Finals Canandaigua won 12-11 in overtime against Irondequoit in the Class B semifinals. Drew Williamee led with three goals and two assists, including the game-winner, while Patrick Olvany and Jack Stanney each scored three times. Junior goalie Quentin Shedrick entered late in the third quarter and made eight saves, shutting out Irondequoit in the fourth. Cooper Moore led Irondequoit with six goals. After trailing 11-8 heading into the fourth, Canandaigua scored three times to force overtime, where Williamee sealed the victory. Canandaigua will play second-seeded Victor in the final on June 2nd on Tuesday. |
# 3957 Canandaigua Will Play Victor in Finals DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - In a nail-biting Class B semifinal matchup, Canandaigua edged out Irondequoit 12-11 in overtime, with Drew Williamee delivering the game-winning goal as part of his three-goal, two-assist performance. After trailing 11-8 heading into the fourth, Canandaigua rallied with three late goals to force overtime, where Williamee sealed the victory. |
# 3944 Canandaigua Secures Victory Over Aquinas Canandaigua secured a 20-12 victory over Aquinas in the Section 5 quarterfinals, led by senior attackman Drew Williamee’s five-goal performance, which marked his 100th career goal. Ryan Bremer added six goals, while Aquinas’ Jake Guggino countered with six goals of his own. Canandaigua controlled the game with a five-goal run and strong fourth-quarter play, moving to a 15-2 record in the postseason. |
# 3915 Pittsford Edges Canandaigua in Tight Contest Pittsford won a close 11-10 game against Canandaigua in a non-league match at Sutherland. Grant Lewis led Pittsford with four goals, while Patrick Olvany paced Canandaigua with three. Pittsford’s goalie, Bear Wehrheim, recorded nine saves, while junior Peter Roussell won 14 of 22 faceoffs. The series history between the teams is now 9-7 in favor of Pittsford. |
# 3911 Pittsford Over CA in Close One DAY IN REVIEW: WEDNESDAY - Six games were played today, with two coming down to the wire. Pittsford edged out Canandaigua in a tense 11-10 battle, fueled by Grant Lewis’ four-goal effort and key saves by Bear Wehrheim. Meanwhile, Livonia-Avon-Geneseo survived a back-and-forth showdown against Marcus Whitman, pulling away late for a 15-10 victory. Elsewhere, Spencerport, Gates Chili, and Bloomfield-Honeoye secured decisive wins, with standout performances from Zach Tortora, Jayden Maryjanowski, and Brayden Arber, respectively. |
# 3874 CA Still Undefeated after Penfield Canandaigua secured a 9-6 victory over Penfield after overcoming an early three-goal deficit. Mike Belles led the offense with four goals and one assist, while Patrick Olvany added three goals. Penfield's leading scorer was Jake Maurer with two goals, and goalie Mason Schembri recorded 19 saves with a 68% save rate. Canandaigua improved to 14-0 on the season while Penfield moved to 7-7. |
# 3871 Thrillers & Dominance: A Day of High-Stakes Action DAY IN REVIEW: THURSDAY - There were eight intense matchups, with five games going down to the wire. Livonia-Avon-Geneseo edged out Mynderse-Romulus 14-13 in a thrilling overtime battle, powered by six goals from Max McEnerney and a decisive game-winner from freshman Will Schweitzer. Pal-Mac pulled off a dramatic 12-11 overtime victory against Geneva after Jackson Dennie’s seventh goal sealed the deal. |
# 3834 Canandaigua Takes OP Canandaigua earned its 13th straight win by defeating Orchard Park 11-7. Patrick Olvany scored four goals, while Ryan Bremer contributed three. Canandaigua had a strong third quarter, scoring five goals in under two minutes. Evan Scibelli recorded eight saves with a 53% save rate. Orchard Park responded early but couldn’t keep pace in the second half. Canandaigua will host Penfield next. |
# 3828 Exciting Finishes in Saturday’s Action DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Saturday saw 14 games played, with three matchups delivering nail-biting finishes. Hilton edged out Pittsford 11-10 in a league battle, propelled by standout performances from Gianluca Auriuso and Nicholas Presutti, while Pittsford’s Charlie Ryan contributed two goals and two assists. Irondequoit secured a hard-fought 7-5 win over Fairport, with Kieran Stenzel leading the way offensively. Watkins Glen rounded out the close contests with a 9-7 victory over Waterloo. Meanwhile, the remaining 11 games showcased dominant performances, including Canandaigua extending their winning streak, Gananda putting on a scoring clinic, and Schroeder rallying for a comeback victory. |
# 3774 Canandaigua Extends Winning Streak Canandaigua defeated Gates Chili 19-3, extending their undefeated season. Ryan Bremer led the scoring with four goals and two assists, and eleven players contributed to the offense. Gates Chili’s three goals came from Callaway Phommachanh, Joshua Yakowitz, and Michael Alley. Canandaigua’s faceoff team had a strong showing, led by Mason DePew at 89%. Goaltender Evan Scibelli recorded a 75% save rate in his time in net. Canandaigua now prepares for their upcoming game against Brockport, while Gates Chili will face HFL. |
# 3738 Canandaigua Tops Penn Yan to Stay Unbeaten Canandaigua defeated Penn Yan 16-10, led by Patrick Olvany and Ryan Bremer, each with four goals, while Penn Yan's Braden Fingar scored four in the loss. Senior goalie Will Thompson achieved 300 career saves, and freshman Greyson Hathway reached 100 faceoff wins for Penn Yan. |
# 3733 Close Wins Highlight 14 Games DAY IN REVIEW: SATURDAY - Saturday saw an action-packed day in lacrosse with a total of 14 games played, including two nail-biters. Penfield edged out Irondequoit 10-9 in a highly competitive match, led by Jake Maurer and Harrison Easton with three goals each. Marcus Whitman narrowly defeated Bishop Kearney 13-12, thanks to standout performances from Ayden Clark and Tariku Blueye, both scoring five goals.The remaining games featured several dominant victories. |
# 3709 Canandaigua Gives Coach York his 100th Win Canandaigua edged out Spencerport 13-12 in a close game on April 22, 2025, with Patrick Olvany and Drew Williamee leading the way for the Braves and Zach Tortora shining for the Rangers. Coach Deven York also celebrated his 100th career win. |
# 3700 Close Wins Highlight Tuesday 16 Games DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Tuesday featured 16 games, with three thrilling matchups going down to the wire. Hilton held off a late push from Rush-Henrietta for a 15-13 victory, aided by Drew Brien’s four-goal effort and a strong faceoff performance from Drew O’Buck. Canandaigua edged out Spencerport 13-12 in a hard-fought battle, marking Coach Deven York’s 100th career win. Irondequoit narrowly topped Thomas 9-8 behind Kieran Stenzel’s hat trick. The remaining games saw several dominant performances, including Pittsford extending their undefeated run, McQuaid Jesuit’s commanding win, and Pal-Mac keeping their perfect record intact at 7-0. |
# 3696 Week In Review - Week 4 There were nineteen games played last week. There are seventy-three out of section games scheduled and 30 have been played. Section V teams have won 20 and lost 10 (67%). There are six undefeated teams at this point: Bloomfield-Honeoye (5-0), Canandaigua (6-0), Midlakes (2-0), Pal-Mac (6-0), Penn Yan (6-0), Pittsford (6-0). |
# 3691 Canandaigua Tops Fairport in "Face Off Against Cancer" Game DAY IN REVIEW: FRIDAY - The only game played today was Fairport at Canandaigua. The Gray Wolves won. |
# 3679 Canandaigua Outlasts Jamesville-DeWitt Canandaigua edged Jamesville-DeWitt 18-15 in a dynamic non-league lacrosse match. Patrick Olvany led Canandaigua with five goals, while Lucas Patchen netted five for JD. Canandaigua goalie Quentin Shedrick achieved a 57% save rate, and senior Mason DePew marked a career milestone with over 300 faceoff wins. Both teams delivered notable scoring runs in a thrilling encounter. |
# 3674 Close Calls and Commanding Wins DAY IN REVIEW: TUESDAY - Seven lacrosse games took place, with three being particularly close and thrilling.Fairport narrowly defeated McQuaid Jesuit 7-6, led by Mitchell Monte’s six-goal performance, while McQuaid's AJ Quagrello and John Burrows shone in a hard-fought match. Brighton secured a 5-3 victory over Westhill, with Gavin Parks scoring twice and goalie Logan Serve excelling with a 73% save rate. Nichols rallied from a 6-1 deficit to edge Aquinas 14-12, thanks to a strong team effort and six final-quarter goals. Other results included Penfield’s 8-4 win over Thomas, Penn Yan’s commanding 19-3 triumph over Cortland, Canandaigua’s 18-15 win against Jamesville-DeWitt, and Horseheads’ 12-4 victory over Rush-Henrietta. |
# 3664 Canandaigua Over Corning Canandaigua defeated Corning 13-9 in a non-league game, with leading performances by Ryan Bremer (four goals, two assists) and goalie Evan Scibelli. Corning's early lead was offset by Canandaigua’s strong third quarter. This victory extended Canandaigua's winning streak against Corning to five games. |
# 3647 Canandaigua Pulls Away in Second Half for Win Over Victor Victor and Canandaigua were tied three times before Canandaigua pulled ahead with a six-goal run in the third quarter to secure a 9-6 victory. Victor`s top scorers were Kyle Saeger (2g-2a), Will Johnson (2g), Brody Secker (1g-1a), and Jackson Mead (1g-1a). Freshman Eli Ricci won 8 of 10 face-offs, while sophomore goalie Will Simpson recorded eleven saves at a 55% save percentage. Canandaigua (3-0) had not submitted a report at post-time. |
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