Tuesday’s spring sports slate leaned heavily on explosive scoring runs and eye-popping individual stat lines across the Wayne-Finger Lakes.
In boys lacrosse, Brayden Arber erupted for nine goals and four assists for Bloomfield/Honeoye, while Ryland Dunham powered Geneva with an eight-point effort and Waterloo saw balanced production in a high-scoring win. On the girls side, Julia DiLeo totaled seven points to lead Wayne.
In softball, a marathon extra-inning game between Lyons and Dundee/Bradford featured 25 combined strikeouts, while Ava Panek delivered a three-hit, three-RBI performance for Waterloo and Seager Emerick struck out 11 for Palmyra-Macedon. Haley Young added a strong all-around effort for Mynderse.
Check out all the scores and stats below.
BOYS LACROSSE
Waterloo (1-5) 20
Gananda (0-6) 2
WAT: Jaidyn Ellison (4g-2a), Drake Alger (4g-3a), Walter Bennett (2g-4a), Kayden Zona (1g-2a), Gavin Jacobsen (2g-2a), Trevor Bush (3g), Xavier Brown (2g-1a), Kyle Shangraw (2g-1a), Goaltending: Dylan Acquilano 0s/1ga, Jonah Williams 1s/1ga
Wayne (2-4) 8
Mynderse/Romulus (2-3) 3
WAY: Emmett Haak (1g), Shane Coleman (3g-1a), Tucker Eaton (2g), Wyatt Murray (1a), Cody Crandell (2g), Goaltending: Gavin Hamel 9s/3ga
MYN/ROM: Hunter Kurdziolek (2g), Owen Levis (2a), Eathyn Fasciana (1g)
Gates Chili (0-5) 1
Canandaigua (3-4) 18
CAN: Joel Lloyd (2g), Marshall Bolster (1g), Christian Schuessler (2g), Landon Mortier (2g), AJ Sterman (1g-2a), Patrick Olvany (1g-1a), Ryan McKeegan (2g-4a), Jake Kingston (2g), Kyle Farrington (1g-1a), Jack Dedrick (1g), Cayden Gullace (1g), Tate York (1g), Brady Ross (1g), Peyton Fritz(1a), Shane Cooke (1a), Goaltending: Quentin Shedrick 1s/0ga, Lucas Wyland 3s/1ga
Penn Yan (5-3) 19
Haverling (2-6) 1
PY: Collin Bacher (1g-2a), Keagan Christensen (1a), Miles Ditzell (4g), Braden Fingar (3g-1a), Levi Fisher (1g-2a), Tukker Fisher (3g-2a), Greyson Hathway (1g), Ti`Jai Moorer (1a), Cole Murphy (1g), Logan Sprague (4g-2a), Ryder Sprague (1g) Goaltending: Jaxon Jensen 1s/1ga, Jameson Milroy 1s/0ga, Wilson Oliva 2s/0ga
Spencerport (4-3) 5
Victor (6-1) 7
VIC: Matthew Herendeen (1g-2a), Jackson Mead (1g), Will Johnson (2g), Gage Hay (2g-1a), Lincoln Snyder (1g-1a), Goaltending: Will Simpson 7s/5ga
Marcus Whitman (2-1) 6
Geneva (6-0) 10
GEN: Ryland Dunham (6g-2a), Jack Dunham (1g-4a), Dominic Gaglianese (2g), Liam Kivimaki (1g), Ben Budgar (1a)
Midlakes (1-3) 2
Palmyra-Macedon (6-2) 17
MID: James Sprague (2g), Carter Casper (1a), Goaltending: Stuart Quku 15s/15ga, Justin Mercado 0s/3ga
Newark (0-7) 6
Bloomfield/Honeoye (4-2) 17
NEW: Evan Shulla (1g-1a), Sam Underhill (4g-1a), John Camblin (1g)
BLM/HON: Brayden Arber (9g-4a), Caleb Beadnell (2g-1a), Braiden Schneider (2g-5a), Brennan Thomas (4g-2a), Goaltending: Ashton Breeze 15s/6ga
GIRLS LACROSSE
Churchville-Chili (4-3) 15
Waterloo/Mynderse/Romulus (2-6) 9
WAT/MYN/ROM: Kinsley Bree (4g-1a), MacKenzie Tam (1a), Addison Bree (2g), Bailey Rossignol (2g-2a), Lulu Ferrara (1g-1a) Goaltending: Peyton Lyons 2s/8ga (24 mins), Bridget Lunduski 4s/7ga
Wayne (4-4) 14
Gananda/Marion (0-7) 5
WAY: Julia DiLeo (3g-4a), Aidan Kovach (1g), Anabelle Ruffell (2g-2a), Lauren Twist (1g), Sarah Lockwood (1g), Sara Cass (1g), Jenna Cannan (1g), Maddie Schreiber (2g), Maddie Shoemaker (1g), Avery Crandal (1g)
SOFTBALL
Honeoye (1-3) 1
Livonia 13
Red Jacket (1-3) 4
Marion/Gananda (5-2) 17
Victor (3-6) 6
Bishop Kearney 14
Lyons (5-1) 1
Dundee/Bradford (1-0) 2
The BraveScots secured a walk-off win in 11 innings, with Morgan Sutryk striking out 14 over six scoreless relief innings as the staff combined for 25 strikeouts. Keira Weber went the distance for the Lions, striking out 17 over 10.2 innings while allowing just five hits and no earned runs. Elise Wilkinson, Kamryn Bonnell, Rylee Richardson, and Addison VanLare each recorded a hit for Lyons, which also drew five walks at the plate.
Newark (1-6) 3
Penn Yan (1-3) 4
Nora Murphy earned the win for the Mustangs, allowing five hits with four strikeouts and three walks. Morgan Breuer led the offense with two hits and two stolen bases, while Mailyn Breuer scored twice. For the Reds, Ryann LaRue drove in two runs and Sophia Delfs went 2-for-2 with an RBI.
Waterloo (6-1) 12
Geneva (1-3) 10
The Tigers got a big offensive showing from Ava Panek, who went 3-for-4 with two triples, three runs and three RBI, while Gwyn Panek added a home run and three RBI. Brook Hack and Henley Guy each collected three hits, with Hack driving in two runs and swiping two bases. Gwen DiIorio earned the win with eight strikeouts and added two runs and an RBI at the plate. For the Panthers, Asiyah Green hit a home run and drove in two, Kate Good went 3-for-4 with a double, and Danielys Santiago added three RBI.
Palmyra-Macedon (5-2) 15
Midlakes (2-3) 5
Seager Emerick led the Red Raiders in the circle with 11 strikeouts over six innings, while Emma Bedette paced the offense, going 2-for-3 with a double, three stolen bases, and a walk. Emma Cretelle added two RBI, two stolen bases and three runs scored, and Kerrigan Connolly chipped in an RBI and threw out two runners. For the Screaming Eagles, Jemma Darling went 3-for-3 with two doubles and three RBI.
Wayne (2-2) 2
Mynderse (6-0) 12
Haley Young earned the win in the circle for the Blue Devils, allowing five hits and two runs over seven innings while also going 2-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI at the plate. Kyah Lajewski added two doubles and an RBI, while Hannah O’Brien chipped in two hits and two RBI.
Naples (1-4) 19
Hammondsport 5
Marcus Whitman (1-2) 0
Wayland-Cohocton (7-0) 13
Rochester Prep 0
Sodus (2-1) 28
BASEBALL
Gananda (6-2) 11
North Rose-Wolcott (0-4) 0
Victor (3-5) 0
Fairport (7-0) 8
Palmyra-Macedon (5-3) 6
Midlakes (2-4) 5
Waterloo (2-5) 1
Geneva (3-2) 8
Newark (3-6) 15
Penn Yan (0-4 2
Sodus (5-1) 12
Lyons (1-7) 1
Hammondsport (0-3) 4
South Seneca/Romulus (3-2) 14
Canandaigua (7-1) 10
Greece Athena (0-8) 3
FLAG FOOTBALL
Gananda 19
Geneva 12
Victor 7
Hilton 18
Newark 0
Wayne 27
Williamson/Sodus/Marion 0
East Rochester 19
Kyle leads sports coverage and hosts the Concrete Jungle podcast. Have a lead or question? Send it to [email protected].