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Wayne-Finger Lakes high school sports: April 24 scoreboard

Wayne-Finger Lakes high school sports: April 24 scoreboard

Plenty of big stat lines and multi-goal outbursts carried Friday’s action across the Wayne-Finger Lakes.

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In girls lacrosse, Leah Sheridan erupted for six goals and two assists to lead Canandaigua, while Penn Yan stayed unbeaten with a balanced attack and Waterloo/Mynderse/Romulus saw multiple multi-goal efforts.

On the softball diamond, Waterloo got another strong showing from Ava and Gwen Panek along with Gwen DiIorio in the circle, while Dundee/Bradford used a massive inning and a patient approach at the plate to pile up runs. Wayne also saw key contributions in a doubleheader sweep, highlighted by Sophie Armstrong’s three-hit game and Gianna DiPaul’s power-speed performance.

Check out all the scores and stats below.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Marcus Whitman (1-6) 5
Waterloo/Mynderse/Romulus (3-6) 11

WAT/MYN/ROM: Ava Bailey (1g), Kinsley Bree (3g-1a), Lulu Ferrara (3g-2a), MacKenzie Tam (2g), Bailey Rossignol (2g) 

Aquinas (4-5) 5
Penn Yan (9-0) 16

PY: Bailey Cooper (1g-2a), Ruby Berry (1g), Addison Gillette (2g-1a), Miley Andersen (3a), Lila Hansen (2g), Makenna Mullins (1g-1a), Katie Wheeler (1g), Olive Ditzell (2g), Olivia D`Abbracci (3g-1a), Sofia Montano (1g-1a), Margaret Pratt (2g), Alli Hansen (1a) Goaltending: Evelyn Little 3s/4ga, Megan Wheeler 0s/1ga

Canandaigua (7-3) 14
Webster Thomas (3-6) 6

CAN: Taylor Ennis-Chinn (1a), Keira Gioseffi (2g-1a), Maci Mueller (2g), Lola Schorr (4g-2a), Leah Sheridan (6g-2a) Goaltending: Leah Davis 0s/1ga, Storie Blazak 4s/5ga


SOFTBALL

Red Creek (0-7) 7
Williamson (1-6) 15

Clyde-Savannah (2-5) 0
Marion/Gananda (8-2) 13

North Rose-Wolcott (5-3) 9
Sodus (4-2) 16

Waterloo (8-1) 14
Lyons (6-2) 2

Gwen DiIorio earned the win for the Tigers, allowing just two hits with four strikeouts, while Ava Panek and Henley Guy each drove in four runs and recorded extra-base hits. Gwen Panek added a double, triple, three runs and reached base four times. For the Lions, Elise Wilkinson drove in a run and Peyton Bonnell added a hit.

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Game 1
Wayne (4-3) 12
Penn Yan (2-4) 9

The Eagles were led by Sophie Armstrong, who went 3-for-5 with a double, while Kenzi Jagoda added two hits. For the Mustangs, Morgan Breuer went 2-for-4 with three stolen bases and Mailyn Breuer collected two hits.

Game 2
Penn Yan (2-5) 6
Wayne (5-3) 9

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Gianna DiPaul powered the Eagles with a home run and three stolen bases, while Jesse Newmyer added a triple and scored three runs. For the Mustangs, Lia Bush recorded a triple.

South Seneca/Romulus (2-5) 9
Red Jacket (1-5) 5

Dundee/Bradford (2-0) 21
Naples (1-6) 2

The BraveScots broke the game open with an 11-run inning and finished with 13 hits, eight stolen bases and 21 walks. Maeghan Sutryk and Emily Rosno each collected three hits, while Korrin Yeoman drove in four runs. Adalyn Tham struck out eight in three innings to earn the win, with Morgan Sutryk adding four strikeouts in two scoreless innings.

Canandaigua (3-4) 12
Churchville-Chili 8


BASEBALL

East Rochester (6-1) 2
Gananda (8-2) 3

North Rose-Wolcott (0-5) 0
Sodus (6-1) 10

Pittsford Sutherland 4
Canandaigua (8-2) 2

South Seneca/Romulus (4-3) 4
Red Jacket (1-5) 10

HAC 0
Marcus Whitman 12

Dundee/Bradford (2-1) 6
Naples (4-4) 4

Victor (3-6) 5
West Genesee 3

Geneva (5-2) 15
Aquinas 8

Lyons (2-7) 12
Charles G Finney 8


FLAG FOOTBALL

Geneva 6
Wayne 25

Gananda 0
East Rochester 6

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