Haverling opened its season with a 14-2 non-league road win over Gananda on Monday. Full Story

There were just three games played last week. There are Eighty-two out of section games scheduled and 1 was played last week. Section V teams have won 0 and lost 1 (62% wins). There are three undefeated teams at this point. Full Story

There were two games played today and both were won by more than three goals. Full Story

Pal-Mac opened its season with a 13-1 non-league win over Churchville-Chili on Saturday, March 21. The Raiders scored three goals in the first quarter, then added four more in the second to pull away. Full Story

Spencerport opened its season with an 18-4 non-league win over Grand Island (Section VI) on Saturday, at Grand Island Senior High School. The Rangers scored eight goals in the first quarter and never looked back, adding five more in the second to take a 13-2 lead at halftime. Full Story

Hilton opened its season with a 10-7 non-league win over Thomas on Thursday to start the 2026 sccholastic lacrosse season. Full Story

Fairport enters the 2026 season following an 8–8 campaign in 2025 that wasdefined by close games and defensive consistency. The Red Raiders played in eleven contests decided within five goals, including three one goal games. Full Story

Pittsford enters the 2026 season following a strong 13-4 campaign and returns asubstantial portion of its offensive production. Full Story

Churchville-Chili begins the 2026 season aiming to grow from a 6–11 finish in 2025. With six seniors graduated, the Saints turn to a roster with nine rising seniors, five juniors, and five sophomores. Full Story

Schroeder enters the 2026 season following a 5-12 campaign and returns just over half of its offensive production.The Warriors graduated six seniors, including midfielders Parker Brown, Garrett Callahan, and Garrett Conger, long-stick midfielder Ross Champlin, defender Nate Jones, and attackman Brennan Robinson.  Full Story

Waterloo enters the 2026 season in Class D following a rebuilding year in 2025. The teamfinished 1–14, but the roster composition points toward growth, with a large portion of the lineup returning and a sizable group of underclassmen gaining varsity experience.  Full Story

Batavia-Notre Dame enters the 2026 season in Class C following a rebuilding year in 2025. The team finished 1–15 while relying heavily on a roster that saw significant turnover and limited returning experience. Full Story

Newark enters the 2026 season in Class D after a 6–11 finish in 2025. The Reds showed flashes of competitiveness throughout the year, playing five games decided within five goals. With most of last season’s scoring returning and a relatively small senior class lost to graduation, Newark begins the season with continuity on offense as it looks to improve overall consistency. Full Story

Mynderse-Romulus enters the 2026 season in Class D following an 8–10 record in 2025. The Blue Devils experienced a year marked by swings, with several games played within a five-goal margin. Full Story

Haverling enters the 2026 season in Class D after a 5–12 campaign in 2025. The team showed the ability to compete in stretches, with several games decided within five goals, while continuing to work through roster turnover and development. Full Story

Gananda enters the 2026 season in Class D following a 4–13 record in 2025. The team experienced significant roster turnover, graduating eight seniors and working with a smallreturning upperclass group.  Full Story

Pal-Mac enters the 2026 season in Class D after a 17–1 campaign in 2025. The Red Raiders combined consistent scoring with strong defensive results throughout the year and advanced to the sectional final. Full Story

Honeoye Falls-Lima enters the 2026 season in Class C after posting a 16–5 record in 2025. The Cougars balanced strong regular-season results with an extended postseason run, while navigating a schedule that included both league and non-league competition. Full Story

Marcus Whitman enters the 2026 season in Class D after a 4–13 finish in 2025. While the record reflects a challenging year, the Wildcats showed competitiveness with seven games decided within five goals. Full Story

Midlakes enters the 2026 season in Class D following a strong 14–4 campaign in 2025. The Eagles combined consistent scoring with a solid defensive profile, advancing into sectional play and competing deep into the postseason.  Full Story

Spencerport enters the 2026 season in Class B after posting an 11–7 record a year ago. The Rangers showed balance throughout the season, mixing decisive wins with a number of close contests, and advanced into sectional play.  Full Story

East United-Eastridge enters the 2026 season as a Class A program looking to build stability after a challenging 2025 campaign. The team finished 3–13 a year ago, graduating a large senior class while relying heavily on underclassmen. Full Story

Wayne enters the 2026 season in Class C coming off an 8–10 record a year ago. The Eagles navigated a schedule that included a mix of close contests and learning opportunities, finishing with seven games decided within five goals. Full Story

Penn Yan enters the 2026 season in Class D following a 21–2 campaign that culminated in a New York State championship. The Mustangs combined consistent scoring with a strong defensive profile throughout the year, navigating a demanding postseason path. Full Story

Geneva enters the 2026 season following a strong 13–5 campaign that showed both balance and consistency.  Full Story