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|Ward Melville - 5
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|Corning - 4
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|Hamburg - 10
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|Akron - 6
|Victor - 17
|Orchard Park - 7
|Aquinas - 7
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|Canandaigua - 10
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|Wayne - 1
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The 2015 season is long-gone and summer recruiting tournaments have been concluded. Some players have made their commitments and more will make decisions as we progress toward the end of this season.
During the summer, the National Federation Rules Committee held their annual meetings and came up with some new rule changes for the 2016 season. The New York State Lacrosse Committees have ratified the changes and have already published a number of interpretations. Rule changes for the 2016 season include new face off procedures and changes to stick specifications. "Points of emphasis" are (1) contact to the head or neck and blind side hits, (2) helmet fitting and NOCSE standards, (3) halftime warm up (recommended for the last three minutes of the break) and (4) insuring that helmets and other equipment be worn during warm up periods.
Early in 2016 the National Federation of State High School Associations released the results of their annual survey on high school athletic participation and, once again, lacrosse continued to grow in 2015. Participation grew 1.6% in the year (and 159% over the last six years) and the number of teams grew 5.6% with over 108,000 boys playing on over 2,600 teams in 2015.
Interestingly, The NCAA published a report based on 2013-2014 study that showed that 12% of high school players go on to play in college (3% in Division I, 2% in Division II and 7% in Division III). Section Five numbers are quite a bit higher as we see over 24% of our players moving on to the college programs. There are currently 356 alumni playing in college.
For viewer looking ahead, the post season tournament schedules and other information can be found on the Tournament Page and for those still living the glory days of last season, a great deal of information can be found in the 2015 wrap up story.
Under the title of "It's About Time", SportsFive Media, the owner of this site has just opened a web site for the Girls of Section Five. Check out GLaxFive.NET to watch the development of a presence for Girls Lacrosse of Section Five.
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Sam Miller Plans to Stay Home
July 26, 2016 - Geneva rising sophomore midfielder Sam Miller recently announced his commitment to Hobart College after his graduation from Geneva High School in 2019.
After accumulating 34g and 6a as an eighth grader on the Panther Varsity, he added 56g-29a this year as a freshman. For his efforts he earned first team All-League honors in the Finger Lakes for the second year in a row (first as a midfielder and this year as an attackman).
In the off-season he has played for the Sweetlax Lacrosse Club. During the summer season he played in the Sweetlax All Star game, along with the Naptown, Maryland Young Guns, Showtime and Showtime All-Star tournaments.
Before making his commitment to Hobart Sam considered Albany, Syracuse, UMass and Rutgers.
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Brady McDermott Selects Yale
July 26, 2016 - Brighton rising junior attackman Brady McDermott has made his decision to continue his education and lacrosse career at Yale University after his graduation in 2018.
Brighton Head Coach Cory Holbrough brought Brady up to the Varsity at the end of his eighth grade year where he began scoring goals for the Barons. He then scored 51g-26a as a freshman and added 55g-34a last season. He was rewarded with first team All-League (MC-2) and Second team All-Section honors last spring.
In the off-season he has played with the Sweetlax Lacrosse Club and has also trained with Aquinas Head Coach and Harvest Lacrosse founder, Grant Catalino. Last summer he played in the Sweetlax Invitational and Showcase as well as the Showtime, Showtime All-Star and Naptown tournaments.
Before deciding on Yale, Brady considered Brown and Princeton.
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Twenty Local Teams Make NYS Scholars List
| July 8, 2016 - At the end of each sport season, the NYSPHSAA honors those teams that excel in the classroom. For lacrosse, a team must have at least eleven players who have a 90% average or better during the spring season.
One hundred and eighty-four NYS lacrosse teams were named this spring, with Charles W. Baker HS (Section 3) taking the highest honors this year with a team average of 96.39. Roughly 400 teams play in New York State with about 46% earning the honor. The complete spring list is here.
Bath took eighth place on the NYS list with an average of 95.26. Nineteen other Section Five teams were award winners (54%). The twenty teams are as follows:
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USA Today Names Three Top Players
June 28 2016 - USA Today announced today their American Insurance All-USA Boys Lacrosse Team featuring the top high school players for the 2016 season and three Section Five players were named to the list.
Pittsford defenseman/Long Stick Midfielder Jared Conners was named the the second team. Victor face off specialist T.D. Ierlan and attackman Jamie Trimboli were named the the third team.
Forty-five players were selected (fifteen each for first, second and third teams). The teams were picked by Casey Vock on the basis of level of play and strength of schedule. The complete list is available on the USA Today web site.
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Lacrosse Officials Celebrate the Season
June 25 2016 - The Genesee Valley Lacrosse Officials Association celebrated the end of the 2016 season with their annual "Year End Gathering"
A number of awards were presenting including the Frank Mangione Award given this year to long time official and rules interpreter, John Price. "To receive this highest honor given by GVLOA, the candidates must demonstrate the same or greater commitment for the game of lacrosse and to the association."
"The purpose of the organization is to promote the welfare of the game of lacrosse by:
- The procurement, training, and maintenance of an adequate membership of qualified and competent officials.
- Fostering a high standard of ethics, encouraging fair play, sportsmanship, closer cooperation and better understanding among officials, athletic directors, coaches, players, press and spectator."
The GVLOA provides officials for the boys game at levels from youth to college and beyond and they are always looking for new members. Check out their web site.
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Sweetlax Tournament Underway
June 24, 2016 - Sweetlax Lacrosse brings the top high school lacrosse players in the country to four Pittsford school locations (Calkins Road Middle School, Mendon High School, Mendon Center Elementary School, Thornell Road Elementary School).
Each year, the Sweetlax Lacrosse tournament features sixteen "A" teams per bracket. The games are played on both turf and grass fields in scenic Upstate New York. Each game will feature two college/high school officials and two college lacrosse players keeping score and managing the penalty box.
Friday, June 24th, the Summer Showcase of Uncommitted 2017, 2018, 2019 & 2020 players will be hosted. College Coaches will oversee each team. The games will be held at one location and position clinics will run between games. Each team is guaranteed three games.
Saturday, June 25th, the All Star Game will be played under the lights at the Pittsford Mendon turf field featuring the game's best 2019 and 2020 players.
For more information, visit http://www.sweetlaxlacrosse.com/summer-invitational
[Sweetlax Lacrosse Club is a sponsor of this site.]
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Post-Season 2016 - Section V lacrosse maintained its roster with thirty-seven teams, but the number of players increased by 190 to a total of 1,151.
The top seeded teams in Class A and C won their Championships. Victor (#1) beat Pittsford (#2) 14-12 in Class A. In Class B Thomas (#2) beat Canandaigua (#4) 16-10 and in Class C, Penn Yan (#1) had a 9-7 win over Aquinas (#3).
The first game this year was played on March 20th as Penfield defeated St. Joseph 15-5. The last regular season game was played on May 19th when Canandaigua beat HF-L 13-3. The 315 games played included the league championships. In Monroe County it was Pittsford (MC1) with a 5-0 record, Victor (MC2) was 5-0 and Churchville-Chili (MC3) was 12-0. Wayne (13-0) took the Finger Lakes title and Bath (7-3) won the GRALL title.
At the end of the year, the Section Five Head Coaches met to select post-season awards. The coaches selected their All League players.
Major changes in the US Lacrosse awards program resulted in the area having six All-American slots and six slots for what is now called All-Academics who are lacrosse players with excellent academic credentials.
Selected as All-Americans were Jared Conners (Pittsford), Sean Emerson (Penn Yan), Austin Fingar (Penn Yan), T.D. Ierlan (Victor), Ryan Maloney (Victor) and Jamie Trimboli (Victor).
Selected as All-Academics were Jack Callahan (Victor), Trevor Carney (Irondequoit), Dan Doktor (Irondequoit), Jack Kaufman (Pittsford), Colin McElligott (Spencerport) and Joe Vasile (Thomas).
The All Section lists were announced and the six All-Americans were joined by nine others on the first team. Thirteen players were selected to the second team and for the first time a third team was created with twelve players. "It's always difficult to choose from so many talented players," said Section Five Chairman, Mike Simon.
The Monroe County Players of the Year were Jared Conners, Ryan Maloney and Joe O`Hare.
Gananda senior defenseman, Dylan Joy was selected as Finger Lakes Player of the Year.
Senior defenseman, Tyler Olbrich from Aquinas was selected as GRALL Player of the Year.
Senior midfielder James Stoler from Penfield was selected as the Bob Scott Awards winner.
Gates Chili (Class A), Churchville-Chili (Class B) and UPrep (Class C) were awarded the Steve Morgan Sportsmanship Awards by the Genesee Valley Lacrosse Officials Association.
After the regular season, there are several championship opportunities for teams that qualify. Victor (Class A), Webster Thomas (Class B) and Penn Yan (Class C) were the Sectional Champions in 2016.
All Tournament teams were selected for each Class. The MVPs for A, B and C were Ryan Maloney (Victor), Mick Mabe (Thomas) and Ben Emerson (Penn Yan).
The SportsFive Players of the Year were Ryan Maloney (Victor) in offense and Jared Conners (Pittsford) in defense. The Sportsman of the Year was Gage Ponsetti (Penn Yan).
The Western Regionals of the NYS tournament were hosted by Section Six at All High Stadium in Buffalo. Victor beat Orchard Park 17-7, Webster Thomas defeated Hamburg 12-12 and Penn Yan defeated Akron 17-6. In the semi finals, held at Cicero- North Syracuse High School, Victor was a 15-4 winner over Corning (Section IV). Webster Thomas lost to Jamesville-DeWitt (13-9). Penn Yan defeated Cazenovia (11-10) in an overtime thriller.
Victor won their second New York State Championship in a row with their 7-5 win over Ward Melville (Section VIII). Penn Yan fell to a very strong Cold Spring Harbor (15-4) and Jamesville-DeWitt (Section III) defeated Yorktown (Section I) 9-6.
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2016 Herb Fitch Senior Games Played Today
June 17, 2016 - -- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: The Rochester Chapter of USLacrosse along with the Rochester Knighthawks sponsored the 2016 Senior games for both senior boys and senior girls today at Victor High School. It a warm but beautiful night and a "final game" for the seniors, chosen from throughout Section Five to play in one last high school game.
Jason Tebo (Churchville-Chili) started the scoring for the Red Team, but the Blue Team came back quickly when Austin Fingar (Penn Yan) tied the game. The first quarter ended with the Red team up 3-2.
Blue tied the game at 4-4 behind a Jon Perotto (Pittsford) goal and continued to build with goals by Jack Kaufman (Pittsford) and two from Sean Emerson (Penn Yan). It was then Red`s turn as they scored four in a row to end the half with at 7-6 lead. Scoring were Dan Doktor (Irondequoit), T.D. Ierlan (Victor), Tebo and Blake Balcaen (Schroeder).
The third quarter also saw runs and a lot of "fancy stick work" as players worked to one-up the last shooter with behind the back and underhand shots. Blue tied the game at 7-7 with an Austin Fingar (Penn Yan) goal and then added one with by Andrew Forte (Pittsford). Red tied the game at 8-8 with a goal by Tyelor Dingman (Canandaigua) at 8:54 and then started a three goal run to end the third (15 minute) quarter with Blue up 11-9.
Austin Fingar scored the first goal in the last period for Blue, but it was also the last goal for Blue as the Red team scored six unanswered goals for a 15-12 win. Victor players Ryan Maloney, Max Lambert and Dan Barrow all scored in the last quarter although most of the quarter was spent by players trying to outdo each other with behind the back passes and shots and shots between their legs. Toward the end of the game both goalies (Tyler Wetzel and Gage Ponsetti) made coast-to-coast runs for shots goals. Neither scored.
Post Game Awards:
Boys Blue Team - Offensive MVP – Nick Tschetter, Aquinas
Defensive MVP – Vince Soeffing, Greece Athena
Boys Red Team - Offensive MVP – Ryan Maloney, Victor
Defensive MVP – Matthew Cobb, Churchville Chili
Unsung Hero Award – Gage Ponsetti, Penn Yan
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2016 Herb Fitch Senior Game Teams Announced
June 15, 2016 - The Rochester Chapter of USLacrosse has announced the final 2016 Herb Fitch Lacrosse All Star Game player selections. This year's contest, featuring some of the best of the graduating seniors will be held on Friday, June 17th at Victor High School. The boys' game will start at 7:00 PM after the girls' play at 5:00 PM.
Tickets for the Senior All Star Games will be $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for students. Concessions will be available. Members of the Knighthawks organization will be on hand to help out.
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BLUE Team (Final)
|Player Name
|After High School
|Jon Perotto
|Jack Camp
|King's College
|Michael Rice
|Alfred State
|Jack Kaufman
|Joe Fisher
|Cruz Mayberry
|Sean Emerson
|Penn Yan
|Siena College
|Travis Ford
|Webster Thomas
|Kyle Lombardozzi
|Elliott Clemmons
|Jacob Hughes
|Nick Tschetter
|Lake Erie
|Andrew Forte
|Le Moyne
|Austin Fingar
|Penn Yan
|Remmy Glod
|Roberts Wesleyan
|Patrick R Brewer
|Jared Conners
|Dylan Joy
|Tanner Irwin
|Penn Yan
|Ben Cafolla
|Ted Hanna
|St Bonaventure
|Parker Lawrence
|Jon Chapman
|SUNY Oswego
|Vince Soeffing
|Greece Athena
|Roberts Wesleyan
|Bryce Kelly
|Geneseo State
|Gage Ponsetti
|Penn Yan
|Siena College
|Kyle Rothfuss
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RED Team (Final)
|Player Name
|After High School
|Ryan Maloney
|Colin McElligott
|Daniel Doktor
|Villanova University
|Joe O'Hare
|Roberts Wesleyan
|Jason Feinberg
|Saint Michaels
|Max Lambert
|U Mass Amherst
|Jamie Trimboli
|Cameron Gebhardt
|Dan Barrow
|Jason Tebo
|Churchville Chili
|Tyelor Dingman
|Mt Rose
|Blake Balcaen
|Webster Schroeder
|TD Ierlan
|Brett Kirkpatrick
|Gates Chili
|James Stoler
|Dan Bonafede
|Jack Callahan
|Alex Osman
|Patrick Barrow
|Chris Cottom
|Rob Miller
|High School
|Jacob Corcoran
|Greece Arcadia
|Seton Hill
|Justin Sale
|Patrick Donnelly
|Webster Schroeder
|Matthew Cobb
|Alfred State
|Tyler Wetzel
|Graduating today:
|Elijah Carr
|Injured, unable to play:
|Michael DeMarco
|Tim Doyle
|Ryan Larkum
|US Lacrosse Regional Manager
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2016 Player of the Year Honors
June 20, 2016 - The 2016 Player of the year honors were announced at the end of the Section Five Championships.The winners were Ryan Maloney from Victor, Jared Conners from Pittsford and Gage Ponsetti from Penn Yan.
Offensive Player of the Year
Ryan Maloney - Victor Senior
Victor senior attackman, Ryan Maloney was named the Offensive Player of the Year. Scoring points in every game this year and averaging 4.9 points per game, he finished the season with 60 goals and 48 assists. He finished his career with the Blue Devils with 134 goals and 115 assists.
The US Lacrosse and Under Armour All American will be moving on to Cornell University in the fall.
Defensive Player of the Year
Jared Conners - Pittsford Senior
The senior defenseman, and long stick midfielder is a two-time US Lacrosse All-American and a two-time Defensive Player of the Year.
Ranked, nationally at number 14 among seniors, Jared was a finalist for the USA Under 19 Lacrosse team and was named to All-USA second team by USA Today.
Next fall, Jared will honor the commitment that he made in his sophomore year at Pittsford to play for the University of Virginia.
Sportsman of the Year
Gage Ponsetti - Penn Yan Senior
A number of high school coaches had complimentary comments about Penn Yan senior goalie Gage Ponsetti but his own coach, Brian Hobart had the most to say.
"Gage is a great teammate and leader. He respects the game at all times, always picks up his teammates and keeps an even keel while playing a very difficult position. Gage respects the opposition and values the spirit of competition."
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Saturday: Victor Does It Again - NYS Champions
June 11, 2016 - As they have done several times in the last few weeks, The Victor Blue Devils came from behind to win their second straight New York State Championship, this time in Class A from Ward Melville. In Class C, the Penn Yan Mustangs were simply overmatched this day as Cold Spring Harbor, from Section 8, won a 15-4 victory.
The newly updated tournament brackets are available Class A, Class B and Class C.
Cold Spring Harbor 15 - Penn Yan 4
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: This was one of those games where the winners just were better. Cold Spring Harbor played excellent lacrosse on both send of the field. The Seahawks were aggressive on defense, often doubling the ball and recording numerous takes.
Senior goalie Gage Ponsetti played a good game in the goal, despite the score, making some on-on-one saves and, at one point, leaving the crease to intercept a long pass from transition. Sean Emerson ended his career with 2g-1a as did Tate Stewart.
For The Seahawks, this was their second Championship in a row and third in their history. In addition, they helped to continue the winning streak for Section VIII teams. There has been a Section VIII Champion every year for the last eight years.
Victor 7 - Ward Melville 5
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: As they have done several times in the last few weeks, The Victor Blue Devils came from behind to win their second straight New York State Championship, with a 7-5 win over Ward Melville (Section 11) at Middletown High School this afternoon.
Ward Melville started off the scoring with the only two goals in the first quarter with unassisted drives to the goal from freshman Dylan Pallonetti and junior Dominic Pryor. With less than three minutes left in the half, Connor Grippe made it 3-0 with a long hard bouncing shot from the far front. Victor finished out the half with their first goal of the game. Senior attackman Max Lambert scored on a tight drive from behind the cage and an underhand shot. The halftime score with 3-1.
There must have been some magic during the halftime break, because the Blue Devils came into the third quarter with three goals in less than three minutes, giving Victor a 4-3 lead with eight minutes left. Dan Barrow started things off when Mike DeMarco drove from behind and dished the ball to Barrow cutting to the crease. Jamie Trimboli found Ryan Maloney on an inside feed. It was a dramatic goal as Maloney had his back to the goalie and through the ball over his shoulder into the top right corner. DeMarco, behind the cage through the ball to sophomore Andrew Russell who had to leap with his stick extended above his head. He then took the one-handed catch directly into an underhand shot giving the Blue Devils their first lead of the game. The third quarter ended with a 4-4 tie after the Patriots scored at the five-minute mark when Grippe scored his second goal on a sweep.
Twelve minutes were left in the 2016 high school lacrosse season and the teams were tied. Ward Melville made their commitment known when they scored in the first minute of the quarter, taking the lead at 5-4. After winning a technical face off, Eddie Munoz received a great pass from Dominic Pryor and put a hard sidearm shot past sophomore Goalie Chayse Ierlan (who finished the game with 4 saves).
The Patriots held on to that lead for over six minutes as the Ward Melville defensive unit pulled tight toward the goal, fending off drives by the many Blue Devil offensive players who like to drive outside to inside. DJ Kellerman had a number of dramatic saves during the game and defensemen John Day and Sean Thornton led the Patriot defensive play and coordinated textbook slides for the Patriots. Feeds to the inside were tough to make and the aggressive and quick stick checks Day and Thornton resulted in numerous caused turnovers.
One of notable talents of the 2016 Blue Devil team has been confidence and although time was running quickly down, they continued to show poise as they continued to play "Victor Lacrosse". Senior midfielder Jamie Trimboli turned the tide at 5:01 with what can only be described as a "force of will" goal as he forced his way toward the left side and a full speed, found a tight corner for the tying goal. With face off specialist TD Ierlan winning face-offs (he finished with 13 of 16), the Blue Devils continued to be very patient in offense, test each of the Patriot defensemen while moving the ball crisply and quickly. Eventually, after a warning to keep it in, DeMarco found Dan Barrow on an inside feed for the go-ahead goal. Ierlan won another face off and the offense worked to take time off the clock. With time running down, the Patriots pulled the goalie and worked to double the ball. With 1:47 left on the clock, Max Lambert broke through a double and scored on an open goal. After another face-off win the Blue Devils played keep away to seal the victory.
It was an exciting finish to another undefeated season and a winning streak of 44 games. Sophomore defenseman Tanner Hay was awarded the defensive MVP plaque. Mike DeMarco was named the offensive MVP and T.D. Ierlan was the game MVP.
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Wednesday: Penn Yan and Victor Move to Championship Games
June 8, 2016 - Penn Yan needed overtime for their trip to the Championships, and Victor has periods of running time in their win over Corning. Webster Thomas had a close first half with Jamesville-DeWitt, but finished their exciting season at CN-S today.
The newly updated tournament brackets are available Class A, Class B and Class C.
Penn Yan 11 - Cazenovia 10 in Overtime
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: After a broken Cazenovia clear, Austin Fingar moved the ball up field in transition and at the left crease found senior attackman Craig Gerhardt who then sent the ball cross-crease to senior Tate Stewart who, in overtime, scored his first of the game and gave the Mustangs a trip to the Championships in Middletown.
It was most certainly a game of two halves, as the Mustangs dominated in the first half, leading by as much as six goals and entering the halftime break up 8-3. Cazenovia, who had won the last three years in the same semifinal game against the Mustangs would not giving up and returned with five out of six goals in the third quarter and then two more at the start of the fourth quarter to take a 10-9 lead with just over seven minutes left in the game. With just over two minutes left in regulation Penn Yan got the ball in their offensive end and Coach Brian Hobart called a time out. Shortly thereafter Sean Emerson scored on a nice pass from Austin Fingar to tie the game at 10-10. On the ensuing face off the Lakers got possession and Coach Jim Longo called a time out. The Lakers started with the ball, but the Mustangs took it away and then down field hitting a pipe, just as time ran out.
Exciting performances came from a number of Mustangs including Austin Fingar (3g-2a) who, in the first half of the game set the tone winning many face offs. Craig Gerhardt (3g-2a) and Sean Emerson gave Penn Yan multiple dimensions and when one player was covered hard by the very competent Red Ram defense another took up the banner. Gage Ponsetti had a number of key one-on-one saves and ended the day with twelve saves (55%).
The Mustangs will play Cold Spring Harbor on Saturday at Middletown High School at 1:30 pm. The Seahawks defeated Pleasantville 12-10 and are currently 17-1.
Victor 15 - Corning 4
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: There is not much to say about the Victor Blue Devil win tonight as they cruised past Corning in the semifinal Class A game at Bragman Stadium (CN-S High School). Victor face off specialist won his first eleven face offs in the first half (and finished with 17 of 18) to give the Blue Devils almost exclusive ball time. With a very patient opening offense the players moved the ball from every direction, while scoring four unanswered goals in the first quarter and ending the half up 9-1.
Coach Jim Andre started making substitutions in the second half and after the game went into running time, many more players got field experience. Starting goalie, Chayse Ierlan, who made some exciting one-on-one stops recorded nine saves while allowing only one goal in his three quarter performance.
Next up for the Blue Devils is another shot at a New York State Championship. Coach Andre is fond of saying that the team is not "defending their title" from last year because that was in Class B and this year they are playing in Class A. In any event, Victor has a record of 21-0 this season and are on a 43 game winning streak with their last loss in 2014 (against Jamesville-Dewitt in the NYS semifinal game). On Saturday they will be playing Ward Melville who defeated Lakeland/Panas 16-6 tonight. The Patriots are currently 18-6. Game time in Middletown is 4:00 pm.
[ Note: due to the lateness of the game, player stats will be uploaded on Thursday. ]
JD 13 - Thomas 9
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: The Red Rams started off with the first three goals against Webster Thomas, but the Titans came back with the next three goals to tie the game early in the second quarter. Travis Ford (4-2) scored with 3:55 left in the half to give Thomas their first lead of the game (5-4). The Red Rams used the last three minutes of the half to scored two goals and go to the break, up 6-5.
J-D scored the first two goals in the third, extending their lead to three and then Travis Ford scored the only Thomas goal of the quarter before J-D came back with three more including three from Grayson Burns who ended the game with five. Although the Red Rams scored the first goal of the last quarter, Thomas returned with three in a row taking the score to 9-12. Multiple penalties gave much of the end of the game ball time to the Red Rams who scored one more in man up.
The Ford brothers were noteworthy in the game with senior Travis recording 4g-2a and his sophomore brother Trevor adding g3-1a. Senior attackman Pierce Currie had 2g. Sophomore goalie Matt Yonko, who was moved up from the JV earlier in the season when his brother, Ben was injured has a stellar season with the Varsity and made some superb saves in the biggest game of his life thus far. Recording nine saves against a very competent Jamesville-DeWitt offense.
Jamesville-DeWitt will appear for the fifth time in six years to the Championship game in Middletown at 11:00 am on Saturday.
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Saturday: Clean Sweep of Section VI
June 4, 2016 - All three Section Five teams won their Western Regional games today and will advance to the semi final round in Syracuse (CNS) on Wednesday. Webster Thomas ended Hamburg's undefeated season with a 12-10 win. Penn Yan had a slow start but took Akron to running time at one point in the second half as they won 17-6 and Victor also had a slow start but defeated Orchard Park 17-7.
The newly updated tournament brackets are available Class A, Class B and Class C.
Penn Yan 17 - Akron 6
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: The Penn Yan Mustangs scored the first goal and never lost the lead as they defeated the Akron Tigers 17-6 in the Western Regionals in Buffalo. Penn Yan led 4-1 after the first quarter and then scored seven more to enter the half-time break up 11-3. Slowing the pace a bit in the third they led 14-5 before finishing the game at 17-6.
Austin Fingar (4g-8a) and Sean Emerson (6g-2a) combined for most of the Mustang offense although eight players made the offensive book for Penn Yan. Although the offense received top billing the Penn Yan defense was equally productive. Key defensive assignments by senior defenseman Tanner Irwin and sophomore defenseman Coty Bailey were of particular note as they stifled offensive attacks, picked up key ground balls and helped move the ball down field during clears. After a slow start, in fact, the Mustangs were relentless on loose ground balls, often chasing them down from long distances.
In the cage, senior Gage Ponsetti made some dramatic saves and ended the game with 12s/6ga.
The Mustangs move on to the semifinal round in Syracuse at Cicero-North Syracuse High School. They will be playing Cazenovia on Wednesday at 5:30. It will be the fourth meeting of the two teams in the semifinals and Cazenovia has won close games in each of the previous three meetings.
Thomas 12 - Hamburg 10
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Webster Thomas played a closed game with the previously undefeated Hamburg Bulldogs and came out on top with a 12-10 scored at All High Stadium in Buffalo (Section VI).
Senior midfielder Evan Hollfelder, who has been instrumental in the Bulldog success this season, scored the first of his 6g-3a at 10:30 on a drive from the front. The "big man" from Webster Thomas, Travis Ford, tied the game two minutes later. The game continued to go back and forth with neither team taking more than a one goal lead. The quarter finished with a tie at 3-3.
Hollfelder scored again to start the second quarter and Scott Ramaeker added another for the Bulldogs before Pierce Currie received a feed from Trevor Ford and Brad Smith scored on a loose ball on the crease to tie the game at 5-5. Hollfelder scored again and Currie (assisted by Travis Ford) tied the game at the half at 6-6.
At the top pf the third quarter the game was tied again at 7-7 after which Travis Ford gave the Titans a lead at 8-7 and they never lost the lead again. At the end of the third quarter Thomas was up 10-7 and early in the last quarter the Bulldogs took scored two goals to get close at 10-9, but goals by Nick Mabe and Travis Ford gave the Titans a 12-9 lead. Hamburg scored a man up goal to end the game at 12-10.
Sophomore goalie Matt Yonko had a good day in the cage for the Titans, making numerous "big saves" at important times. He ended the game with 13 saves (57%). In the cage for Hamburg was sophomore backup goalie, Mason Lavelle who was filling in for starter Seth Graber, who was sick, but on the bench with his teammates.
Senior midfielder Travis Ford was out to make a statement, controlling the ball and the tempo for the Titans. Figuring in on nine of the twelve goals he ended the game with 6g-3a.
Next up for Thomas is the final four where they will play Jamesville-DeWitt (Section III) at Cicero-North Syracuse High School at 3:30 on Wednesday.
Victor 17 - Orchard Park 7
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: It was the second meeting of the Victor Blue Devils and the Orchard Park Quakers this year and the result was the same as the Blue Devils defeated the powerful Section VI Class A Quakers 17-7 in the Western Regionals in Buffalo today. The first game (on April 30th) saw Victor winning 19-5.
Not unlike their game with Pittsford in the Section Five Championships, Victor started out slowly. The Quakers outscored them 2-1 in the first quarter but the Blue Devils woke up in the second, scoring six unanswered goals and ending the half up 8-2. Victor added three more in the third and then six more unanswered goals in the last quarter before ending up with the 17-7 win.
Key to the win was the expected, but sterling effort of senior face off specialist T.D. Ierlan who won 19 of 21 face offs for Victor. The consistent ball time on their offensive end of the field limited shots by Orchard Park, but sophomore goalie, Chayse Ierlan made a number of classy saves and ended his day with 9s/5ga.
Victor, who have been undefeated since 2014, will move on to the NYS semifinal round in Syracuse (Cicero-North Syracuse High School) and will play Corning (Section IV) who defeated Jamesville-DeWitt (Section III) in overtime toady. The game will be played on Wednesday at 8:00 pm.
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Wednesday: Penn Yan and Thomas Win Championships
June 1, 2016 - In the third quarter of the Class C finals Penn Yan proved why they have won 21 Section Five Titles. This year was their sixth in a row and 18th in the last 19 years. Aquinas led for the entire first half, but the Mustangs came back with five goals on heir way to a 9-7 win.
In the Class B finals, Canandaigua and Webster Thomas went back and forth in the first quarter, but then the Titans took off and never lost the lead as the defeated the Braves 16-10.
The newly updated tournament brackets can be found on the Tournament Page or Class A - Class B - Class C.
Penn Yan 9 - Aquinas 7
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Top seeded Penn Yan scored nearly all their goals in a set of two runs to defeat third seeded Aquinas 9-7. The Little Irish played the first half extremely well and led 3-0 and 4-1 before the Mustangs began to get their feet under them. Aquinas controlled the first half and looked like they would win but the Mustangs came back in the second to pull within one (4-3) going into the half. In the third quarter Penn Yan proved why they have won 21 Section Five Titles. This year was their sixth in a row and 18th in the last 19 years. Sophomore Ben Emerson played an impressive game and finished with 3g-2a. All five of his points came in the second half and were scored as a series of five unanswered goals that really put the Mustangs in control of the game. His goals were all back to back to tie the game at 5-5 and increase the lead to 7-5. His two assists lifted them to 9-5 before Aquinas scored the final two goals.
Aquinas scored the only three goals of the first quarter. Nicholas Morreale opened up the scoring with a wraparound drive from behind the cage. Two minutes later Evan Kelly assisted Cameron Cecere from behind the cage. The final goal of the quarter was an inside feed from Nick Tschetter to Kelly. The Little Irish led 3-0. The Mustangs scored the first goal of the second quarter on a man-up goal from Conner Fingar to Sean Emerson. Aquinas scored again with an outside shot from Tschetter. Penn Yan added another man-up goal with an outside shot from Craig Gerhardt before scoring their first even goal at 2:49 remaining. Austin Fingar scored with a behind the back shot on a cut across the crease line. Senior goalie, Gage Ponsetti finished with 9 saves (56%); however, he did not record his first save until 3:09 remaining in the second quarter.
Penn Yan scored their third straight goal to tie the game at 4-4 with their third man-up goal. Connor Fingar assisted Tate Stewart on an outside shot 0:55 into the third quarter. Aquinas took back the lead with a feed up the left side from Cecere to Jamir Jones. The Mustangs kicked themselves into the next gear and scored the next five goals. There was a vast difference between the first four goals (3 in man-up) and the next five. Ben Emerson turned the team around and scored with two drives from behind and feed from behind. Then assisted goals in a similar fashion (the first was a drive where he passed after the slide and the second was a straight feed to a cutter from behind). The Little Irish attempted to push back but they could not get the score back closer than two. Elliot Clemmons scored with a drive and Tschetter scored off a feed that was deflected into the cage by the defense. In the cage for Aquinas, Bryce Kelley finished at 50% with nine recorded saves.
The Mustangs will move on to the first round of the state tournament where they will face the Section VI Champion. Section VI plays their games tomorrow: #1 seeded Gowanda will face #2 seeded Akron at 3:30.
Class C All Tournament Team Named
From Penn Yan: Craig Gerhardt, Austin Fingar, John Iuppino, Gage Ponsetti, Ben Emerson (MVP).
From Aquinas: Nick Tschetter, Jamir Jones, Tyler Olbrich, Jack Owens.
From Wayne: Jon Ecker.
From Gananda: Dylan Joy.
Thomas 16 - Canandaigua 10
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Second seeded Webster Thomas took the lead late in the first quarter and never looked back. The Titans defeated Canandaigua (fourth seed) 16-10. This was only the third time in 10 years that the #1 seed was not present in the finals. The first was in 2010 when top seeded Canandaigua was knocked out by #5 seeded Irondequoit (who won the title that year) and the second was in 2013 when #4 seeded Penfield took out top seeded Fairport (and also won the title). This year the Braves took out the top seeded Churchville-Chili in overtime (12-11), but could not continue the trend of winning the whole tournament.
Although the Braves kept in close for a quarter, Thomas scored six unanswered goals to go up 9-3 with 7:48 remaining in the second quarter. The Braves kept the game close and fought back to within three (11-8), but never got closer. The two key players for the Titans were Travis Ford (7g) and Nick Mabe (3g-4a). Both were named to the All-Tournament Team with Mabe being named Class B MVP. Mabe, in addition to his big game tonight, was instrumental in getting the Titans to the Finals. He scored the game winning goal in overtime against Irondequoit in the Semi-Finals.
In the first 12 minutes the game was close. Canandaigua scored the opening goal off a slow break with Coron Broomfield assisting Ben Smith-Wilcox 2:08 into the contest. Just over a minute later, Thomas tied the game with Pierce Currie scoring on an outside shot (assisted by Mabe). The Braves took their second lead only 0:44 later when Carson Greene scored with a drive from behind the cage. Greene finished with 2g-3a for the Braves. Thomas scored the next two goals to take their first lead. Travis Ford scored the first of his 7 goals with a drive from the top of the restraining line. Trevor Ford scored next to take the lead with a feed from behind the cage from Currie. Devin Andrews scored with a drive of his own for the Braves to tie the game for the final time at 3-3. Thomas scored two more goals to end the quarter and lead 5-3.
They started the second quarter with four more goals to have six total unanswered and a 9-3 lead with 7:48 remaining in the half. They looked to be firmly in control before Canandaigua scored a couple more goals to end the half. They brought the score closer (11-8) before halftime. Andrews scored three straight goals in 1:20 to take the game from 11-5 to 11-8. In the second half, Thomas scored four more goals to increase their lead to 15-8 before Canandaigua scored again. Scoring dried up in the fourth quarter with each team adding a single goal. Broomfield scored his first for the Braves with an outside shot and Brad Smith scored his first for the Titans off a feed from Mabe (his fourth assist).
In the cage for Thomas, Matt Yonko recorded 9 saves. The Braves split two goalies between the pipes. Brandon Moore and Tim Rice switched multiple times throughout the game. Moore finished with 6 saves and Rice finished with 1. The Titans will move on to the first round of the state tournament where they will face the Section VI Champion. Section VI plays their games tomorrow: #1 seeded Hamburg will face #3 seeded Niagara-Wheatfield at 3:30.
Class B All Tournament Team Named
From Thomas: Trevor Ford, Travis Ford, CJ Battiaglia, Matt Yonko, Nick Mabe (MVP).
From Canandaigua: Devin Andrews, Carson Greene, Johnny DeForte, David York.
From Churchville-Chili: Matt Cobb.
From Irondequoit: Jack Brennan.
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Tuesday: Victor in Big Comeback Win
May 31, 2016 - Pittsford came into the "Big Game" ready to avenge their earlier loss and eager to prove that they could be "the top team in the country and they nearly did so. After leading for most of the game. Victor senior attackman scored three goals in a row to give the Blue Devils their second and final lead of the game.
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Victor 14 - Pittsford 12
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Victor fought back after trailing 8-4 to defeated Pittsford 14-12. The Blue Devils scored seven out of eight straight goals to take the lead in the fourth quarter. As opposed to their normal games, only 4 of their 14 goals were assisted. Normally all about quick, sharp passes until they find an opening, in tonight`s contest, the majority of their goals were 1-1 drives and there was very little of their normal passes.
On the other hand, the Panthers came out strong in the first half and took a 6-4 lead at the half, which they increased to 8-5 before Victor started to fight back in the third quarter. Pittsford had 7 of their 12 goals assisted. Senior Jonathan Perotto played well for Pittsford and finished with 5g-1a for the Panthers. The game was vastly split between the beginning and the end. In the first half the Panthers were the dominate force. they controlled the tempo and were in charge offensively and defensively. The Blue Devils looked flat, their drives to cage were one dimensional and their defense was not as strong as usual. In the second half, the Panthers couldn't keep up the pace they set in the first half and Victor capitalized. The Blue Devils began to pass the ball and took control of the pacing of the game. They scored a big streak and then kept the Panthers from mounting a comeback. Pittsford only took 6 shots in the fourth quarter with 2 goals (4 on cage).
The Panthers scored the opening goal with Colby Barker assisting Perotto for his first goal. Perotto finished the game with 7 shots, 6 on cage and 5 goals (all assisted). Victor scored the next two goals with a drive from Mike DeMarco and a loose ball on the crease that was picked up and scored by Andrew Russell. The Blue Devil`s first lead only lasted 0:42 before Pittsford tied the game again at 2-2. Barker scored the first of his 3g-2a of an inside dodge. After a save from Chayse Ierlan, the ball was loose around the crease. Matt Malone picked up the ball and found Barker near the crease. He stepped into the pass and dodged around the defense to tie the game at 2. The first quarter ended with a 2-2 tied score.
In the second quarter, Pittsford began to make a move. They outscored the Blue Devils 4-2with the first two goals by long stick middie, Jared Conners, assisting Perotto on a fast-break goal and Barker scoring unassisted on a straight drive at the cage. Victor tied the game again at 4-4 after scoring back to back goals. Face-off midfielder TD Ierlan scored the next goal. After a technical win, he had the ball at the midfield line and was picked-up by All American and "Defensive Player of the Year", Jared Conners. Ierlan (also an All-American) took the ball to the cage and scored 1-1 against Conners. Two minutes later, Austin Jobson scored on another 1-1 dodge at the cage. The score was tied 4-4 with 8:19 remaining in the half. Pittsford scored the final two goals of the half to take a 6-4 lead into halftime. Jeremy Jacob and Frank Imburgia both scored unassisted goals for the Panthers.
In the early third quarter, Pittsford kept up their pressure and added two more goals. Both were scored by Perotto with assists from Barker and Conners. The first was scored during man-up and the second was scored on a slow-break. The third quarter was the highest scoring quarter with a combined 10 goals. Ryan Maloney scored the first of his 3g-2a after picking up the loose ball on the crease after a save by Alec Starr. Pittsford re-took the four goal lead with Perotto assisting Connor Fitzgerald on the ninth Panther goal. With 6:11 remaining, Pittsford led by four. The Panthers began their comeback with five of the next six goals to finish the third quarter tied 10-10.
The beginning of the fourth quarter decided the game with Victor scoring two goals to take back the lead for the first time since six minutes remaining in the first quarter. Lambert scored three back to back goals for the Blue Devils to put them back on top. The go ahead 11-10 goal was scored after a technical face-off win. He scored 0:12 into the quarter. One minute later, Maloney scored his second with an outside shot. Barker scored the penultimate Pittsford goal in attempts to re-tie the game. He scored with a dodge from the top to put the Panthers down by 1 (12-11). Victor quickly added two more and began to slow down the play. Dan Barrow and DeMarco each scored (both assisted by Maloney). The first "Keep it in" call against the Blue Devils came with 7 minutes left in the game. After the two goals, Victor led 14-11. Pittsford added one more goal with Conners scoring with a feed from Fitzgerald.
In the cage for Victor, Ierlan finished with 10 saves. For Pittsford, Starr recorded 14 saves. At the face-off draw, TD Ierlan finished at 22/30 with a team leading 15 ground balls. His play was one of the key reasons that the Blue Devils had enough ball time to force the comeback. Victor moves on to face the winner of the Class A Tournament in Section VI (Buffalo). They will play in Section VI in the first round of the state tournament on Saturday.
Class A All Tournament Team Named
From Victor: T.D. Ierlan, Max Lambert, Jack Callahan, Chayse Ierlan, Ryan Maloney (MVP).
From Pittsford: Jonathan Perotto, Colby Barker, Michael Gigantelli, Jared Conners.
From Penfield: Peter Schwab.
From Webster Schroeder:Conor Bollin.
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GLaxFive.NET - A New Site for Section Five Girls
April 18, 2016 - In the first month of the season, GLaxFive.NET has vended 75,000 pages to 2,730 unique readers.
Based on the popular boys site, SportsFive.NET, the new site for girls' lacrosse, GLaxFive.NET, will contain, over time, much of the same information. Beyond the schedules and results, other popular areas will include rosters, statistics and player profiles. Much of this information is in the formative stages and will be dependent of the willingness of coaches, parents, players and fans to submit the various types of information.
Various volunteer positions will help to move the data along. Each team will be looking for "team reporters" who will be trained to submit stats, and other information on game days and perhaps schedule and roster changes as they occur during the season.
At this time, many of the Head Coaches have turned in information about their teams and those team pages have been updated. Results from previous years and tournament data going back about ten years is on-line. Sectionals and New York State brackets go back to 2006 are available.
Throughout the year, information of interest will be posted. Over time, it is expected that the site will, like the boys' site, be the definitive source of information for girls' lacrosse in New York State Section Five.
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Saturday: Both Class B Winners Win in Overtime
May 28, 2016 - With the semifinals concluded, the teams are set for the 2016 Section Five Championships. Victor will play Pittsford in Class A, Thomas will play Canandaigua in Class B and Penn Yan will play Aquinas in Class C. The Class C semifinals turned out to be mismatches with Penn Yan defeating Gananda 19-7 and Aquinas beating Wayne 14-1. It was quite a different story in the Class B semis as both winning teams won in overtime. Of interest is that neither winning team led during regulation and both teams won their game with a man up goal.
The newly updated tournament brackets can be found on the Tournament Page or Class A - Class B - Class C.
Penn Yan 19 - Gananda 7
Canandaigua 12 - Churchville-Chili 11 in Overtime
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Canandaigua fought back from a 10-5 deficit at the end of the third quarter to force overtime and then won 12-11 over previously undefeated Churchville-Chili. The Braves never led and only had the game tied twice (1-1 and 11-11). They scored when it mattered, in sudden death overtime, to secure the win. The Saints took control of the game for three quarters before the Braves fought back in the fourth. As the Braves got closer and closer to a tie game, they became more amped up and the Saints had more trouble staying in the lead.
The first three quarters belonged to the Saints as they scored the opening goal and three of the first four to lead 3-1 after 12 minutes. Many of their earlier goals were results of quick passes. The first was scored with Corey Yunker assisting Jacob Buck after a series of three passed and a look inside to the crease. Canandaigua tied the game for the first of only two times with a fast-break goal by Coron Broomfield. The Saints scored the next two with rapid passing. The first was Jason Tebo assisting AJ Soto and the second was Buck assisting Yunker.
Both teams added two goals in the second quarter. Tebo and Buck scored unassisted goal for the Saints. Connor McClain scored with a high drive from behind the cage for the Braves. Devin Andrews scored the first of his 5g-1a with another drive from behind the cage. The Saints led 5-3 at the half. A major success for the Saints was goalie Matt Cobb. He finished with 21 saves and nearly secured the win for the Saints. He had three strong quarters and finished at 64% against a post-season tested Braves.
The Saints pulled away in the third quarter and looked good to secure the win. They added five and held Canandaigua to only two. The major turning point in the final quarter came when the Saints led by 3 (11-8) with just under four minutes on the clock. They were man-down and stopped the extra-man opportunity for the Braves and then cleared the ball up field. Instead of running out the penalty, they forced a shot that was saved by Brandon Moore (8 saves on the game). The ball was cleared and a goal was scored on fast-break (still man-up). On the ensuing face-off the Braves won and got another fast-break goal. In a span of less than one minute the Saints had lost the ball, and their three goal lead was cut to only one.
The Braves forced overtime with 0:38 on the clock and Andrews scored his fifth goal with an outside shot from the left flat. Neither team could secure the win in the final thirty seconds. Churchville-Chili won the final face-off and had a timeout with 0:20 remaining; however, they could not convert. In overtime, Canandaigua won the draw and had the first shot at the cage. After a penalty, left Churchville-Chili man-down. Canandaigua scored the game winning with Johnny DelForte scoring from an inside feed from Carson Greene.
Canandaigua was the first team in the Class B tournament to defeat a higher seed and the #4 seed will move on the finals to face #2 seeded Webster Thomas, who also won in overtime.
Aquinas 14 - Wayne 1
Thomas 11 - Irondequoit 10 in Overtime
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: After a delayed start due to weather, Webster Thomas fought back from a five goal deficit (8-3) to force overtime and then defeated Irondequoit 11-10. The Titans never led and only tied the game twice (9-9 and 10-10). They took their first lead in sudden victory overtime to secure their win and move into the Finals. Irondequoit controlled the game for nearly three full quarters before Thomas fought back at the end of the third.
Irondequoit scored the first three goals and five of the first six to lead 5-1 with 4:39 remaining in the first half. Trevor Carney scored the first of his two goals from a loose ball on the crease after a save from Matt Yonko. Yonko finished with 13 saves for the Titans. With 0:08 remaining in the first quarter the Eagles scored again with a drive from behind the cage from Mike Coholan. Kessel Stefano opened up the scoring in the second quarter with an unassisted sweep across the top of the restraining line. Thomas scored their first goal with 10:39 remaining in the half when Brad Smith drove from behind the cage.
Jack Brennan scored back to back goals for the Eagles to give them the 5-1 lead. The first was on a dead ball drive to the cage from behind the cage and the second was a cross-crease feed from Daniel Doktor. The final goal of the half was scored by Trevor Ford with a feed from behind the cage by Smith.
Irondequoit started the third quarter strong. They scored two more to increase their lead to 7-2 halfway through the quarter. Stefano and Phil Barilla scored for the Eagles. The turning point for the Titans came in the final three minutes of the third quarter. Thomas scored four goals to take the game from trailing 8-3 to only trailing 8-7. The four goals were scored in 77 seconds. The Titans scored on an inside feed from Travis Ford to Pierce Currie with 2:49 remaining in third to start off their run. On the ensuing face-off they scored with a drive straight to the cage by Travis Ford. Twenty seconds later they scored again with an outside shot by Matt Hill. Another twenty seconds found Trevor Ford driving across the top of the restraining line and past a pick from Travis Ford. There were two more goals in the third quarter with each team adding one. Carney scored on the next face-off will a fast-break. Thomas added another during a man-up goal from Nick Mabe. Irondequoit led 9-8 after 36 minutes.
Thomas` last two goal of regulation were both scored during man-up with Trevor Ford scoring the first assisted by Travis Ford and the second assisted by Currie. The final Irondequoit goal was scored after a ground ball pick up on the crease by Barilla. The final five minutes saw both teams with chances at the cage, but neither could convert on a goal. In overtime both teams had a shot at the cage. After a penalty against Irondequoit, the Titans found themselves man-up. They scored the game winning goal with Smith assisting Mabe for his second goal of the night.
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Friday: It`s Victor and Pittsford in the Class A Finals
May 27, 2016 - The highly regarded Blue Devils from Victor had no trouble securing their ticket to the finals as they defeated Webster Schroeder. Pittsford had a closer game with Penfield but will face Victor for the Class A Championship on Tuesday at St. John Fisher College.
The newly updated tournament brackets can be found on the Tournament Page or Class A - Class B - Class C.
Victor 21 - Schroeder 4
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Victor scored thirteen goals before Webster Schroeder got on the board. The Blue Devils won 21-4. They score too many unanswered goals to itemize each play. However, some stand-out performances throughout the game included: Ryan Maloney intercepting a pass between a defenseman and the goalie and scoring behind the back without breaking stride and long stick Patrick Barrow taking the ball coast and coast and scoring. Schroeder's first goal was scored with an impressive cross crease feed through traffic from Conor Bollin to Collin Griffin. Bollin finished with 2g-1a on 4 goals for the Warriors.
Although the Blue Devils scored 21 points, goalie, Antonio Deleo had a number of strong saves for Schroeder. He finished with 16 recorded saves including a number of strong point-blank saves in the second half. The Blue Devils had three different goalies split time between the pipes. Chayse Ierlan played 32 minutes and recorded 1 save, Brennan Mackey played 9 minutes without a save and Connor Solomon played the final 7 minutes with 1 recorded save.
Victor will continue to play and will face second seeded Pittsford on May 31st at Fisher. They will play in the second game of the Class A Girls/Boys Finals at 7:00. When the Blue Devils and Panthers faced during the regular season, Victor defeated Pittsford 9-6. It was one of only two losses for the Panthers. Victor has not been defeated since the NYS Semi-Finals in 2014 where they lost to JD 17-13, the have won their last 40 consecutive matches.
Pittsford 12 - Penfield 9
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: After trailing 1-0, Pittsford scored four straight goals to take the lead for good. The Panthers kept up their scoring and, even though the Patriots scored late to make the score closer, they defeated Penfield 12-9. The Patriots scored the final four goals to decrease the deficit to only three goals. Pittsford`s largest lead was 12-5 at the end of the third quarters.
Pittsford spread out their scoring with only Jonathan Perotto (4g-2a) and Colby Barker (2g) finishing with over 1 point. Six other Panthers scored a single goal. Penfield also spread out their scoring with seven Patriots making their offensive scorebook. Leading the charge was Peter Schwab with 3g-2a. Schwab scored all three of his goals in the final four goal run for Penfield.
The Patriots scored the opening goal after an initial technical face-off win. The Patriots took the ball up field and scored on the fast-break with Matthew Schoeneck assisting Brandon Buse. Pittsford responded with four of their own. The first three goals were scored/assisted by Perotto. He scored the opening goal with a fast-break down the right side. The second he assisted to Jake Belias of another fast-break. This one began with Jared Conners running the ball all the way up the field before finding Perotto (who fed to Belias). The third was a straight dodge at the goal for Perotto. The final goal of the first quarter was scored by Brennan Mooney on an outside shot. Pittsford led 4-1 after 12 minutes.
The second and third quarter had Pittsford pulling away. The Patriots added four goals (three in the second and one in the third). Pittsford scored eight goals in the same time frame. Pittsford led 12-5 going into the final quarter. The Panthers were held scoreless in the fourth off only 3 shots. Penfield scored four goals with Schwab scoring three all on outside shots. The fourth goal was scored during man-up with an inside feed from Dan Taddeo to Schoeneck.
Alec Starr recorded nine saves (50%) for the Panthers. Kaden Boardway recorded 5 saves for the Patriots. Pittsford will move on to play top seeded Victor on May 31st at Fisher. The Boys will play the second game of the Class A Girls/Boys Finals at 7:00. Pittsford will also play in the 5:00 game with Pittsford Girls (top seed) facing Fairport (second seed).
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Wednesday: Two One Goal Wins - Higher Seeds Win
May 25, 2016 - Although the seeding for the Class B and Class C held through the quarterfinals, there were two exciting games. Gananda was an 11-10 winner over Pal-Mac and Churchville-Chili was a 13-12 winner over Brighton. The rest of the winners were Canandaigua, Pen Yan, Wayne, Aquinas, Thomas and Irondequoit.
Next up are the semifinal rounds. In Class A Pittsford will play Penfield (7:00) and Victor will play Schroeder (5:00) on Friday at Webster Thomas. On Saturday, in Class B, Churchville-Chili will play Canandaigua (11:00 am) and Thomas will play Irondequoit (1:30) at Fairport High School. In Class C Penn Yan will play Gananda (11:00) and Wayne will play Aquinas (1:30) at Waterloo High School.
The newly updated tournament brackets can be found on the Tournament Page or Class A - Class B - Class C.
Aquinas 10 - Bath 5
Churchville-Chili 13 - Brighton 12
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Churchville-Chili continued their undefeated season with a 13-12 win over Brighton. The Saints took the lead late in the second although Brighton kept the game close, for the second half. Brighton held the lead twice (late first and early second quarter). Churchville-Chili scored the first three with goals from Corey Yunker, Ryan Mead and Jason Tebo. Tebo scored 4g in the game, including his 100th career goal. Brighton scored their first goal with 5:59 remaining when Brett Randall scored the first of his 5g-2a. The Saints added their fourth, with Jacob Buck scoring off a feed from Yunker.
Brighton finished out the quarter with four unanswered goals to take the first of their two leads. All four goals were scored in the final 2:30 and all four were assisted. Max Coke, Shea McDonald and Brady McDermott (2) scored the goals with Owen Ronchetti, Randall (2) and Noah Shinaman assisting. McDermott's final goal to take the 5-4 lead was scored with 0:03 left in the half.
Churchville-Chili tied the game with the first goal of the second half (Buck unassisted). Two minutes later, Randall scored his second to give the Barons another lead. The Saints responded with four of the next five to take a 9-7 lead. They never trailed again. The Barons kept the game close and tied the score at 7-7 and 9-9. In the fourth quarter, Churchville-Chili went up by two and attempted to run out the clock. With 0:24 remaining, Brighton forced a turnover and scored on the fast-break to bring the score to within one. They won the ensuing face-off and got a shot off with 0:05 remaining. The shot went wide and Churchville-Chili backed up the cage to get the ball back and deny the Barons another shot.
The game was strong defensively with both goalies coming up big when it mattered. Matt Cobb finished at 57% for the Saints with 16 recorded saves. Caleb Green recorded 12 saves, but had a number of important saves to keep Brighton in the game.
Wayne 12 - Geneva 3
Penn Yan 19 - Mynderse 1
Canandaigua 13 - HFL 9
-- GAME NOTES: Canandaigua junior midfielder Joe Post won 18 of 21 face offs for the Braves.
Thomas 20 - Spencerport 10
Irondequoit 13 - McQuaid Jesuit 4
Gananda 11 - Pal-Mac 10
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Gananda took an early 3-0 lead on their way to an 11-10 victory over Pal-Mac. Although the Blue Panthers held a 3 goals lead twice in the first half (3-0 and 5-2) the game was tied at 5-5 at the half. In the second half the score was tied each step of the way with both teams taking turns leading.
Coming out of a 5-5 halftime, Dylan Joy scored (unassisted) to put the Panthers back on top. One minute later, James Blazey scored for the Red Raiders for another tie. The game continued on for another two minutes before Pal-Mac took their first lead of the game. Kasey Gallina scored with a feed from Joe Lyko with 7:22 remaining in the third quarter. They held on for five minutes before Gananda tied the game with another goal from Joy (assisted by Remmy Glod). Glod finished 13/22 at the draw and with a team leading nine ground balls. Joy added another eight ground balls for Gananda. Pal-Mac scored the final goal of the quarter with AJ Hems scoring unassisted. They held an 8-7 lead after 36 minutes.
Glod scored an unassisted goal only 0:24 into the final quarter to tie the game for the fourth time. The Red Raiders took the lead again at 8:34 with Lyko scoring unassisted. This time they only held the lead for 0:06. Joe Fisher scored with a feed from Ryan Finnegan. Gananda went back on top with another quick goal only 0:29 later. Kyle Lombardozzi scored his second and third goals to finish out the game (both unassisted). The final Pal-Mac goal was scored by Hems.
In the cage for Pal-Mac, Jared Hurlbutt finished at 50% with 11 saves. Jake Root also recorded 11saves (52%) for the Blue Panthers.
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Tuesday: Schroeder over Fairport in Overtime
May 24, 2016 - Three of the four quarterfinals were mismatches with the higher seeded team winning, but in the #4-#5 match up it with the number five seeded Webster Schroeder, taking out Fairport (#4) in a 10-9 overtime thriller. Other winners today were Penfield, Victor and Pittsford.
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Victor 19 - Hilton 4
-- GAME NOTES: Face off specialist T.D. Ierlan won 19 of 20 face offs for the Blue Devils.
Pittsford 18 - Arc/Oly 1
Penfield 17 - Gates Chili 4
Schroeder 10 - Fairport 9
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Earlier this season, Webster Schroeder lost to Fairport 4-3. In the first round of sectionals, the Warriors (#5 seed) came for revenge and defeated Fairport (#4 seed) 10-9. This was the first time that Schroeder has defeated Fairport since 2008. The Red Raiders have won the last ten contests. The game was a series of runs. Schroeder controlled both the beginning and the end of the game with Fairport making a six goals run to end the second quarter.
Schroeder scored the first three goals with Collin and Jared Griffin combining for 3g-2a. Collin scored the opening goal of an assist from Jared. Less than a minute later Jared scored with an assist from Conor Bollin. The first quarter ended with Collin assisting Jared. The Warriors led 3-0 after 12 minutes.
Jack Bucci scored the opening goal for the Red Raiders with a feed from Cameron Gebhardt. The Warriors scored one more goal to take their largest lead of the game at 4-1 (Blake Balcaen scored unassisted). Fairport held the Warriors scoreless for the next 10 minutes to end the half leading by two (6-4). The Red Raiders added one more to start the third quarter and grab their largest lead of the game at 7-4. With 9:36 left in the third quarter, Fairport led by three. Schroeder scored six of the next seven to take a two goal lead in just over 12 minutes. Schroeder`s two goal lead came at 10:45 left in regulation with Bollin scoring his second goal of the game.
The Red Raiders only had eight shots in the final quarter (4 on cage with 1 goal). Antonia Deleo recorded 10 more saves to finish at 13. For the game 59%. For the Red Raiders, Tyler Wetzel finished with 11 saves.
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Monday: Seeding Holds in Out Brackets - Mynderse Wins in OT
May 23, 2016 - There were no upsets in the Section Five tournaments in the out bracket rounds as the higher seeded teams won in each case. Mynderse had a close one with Livonia, winning 10-9 in overtime. Spencerport scored a bunch of goals in the fourth quarter to beat Brockport 19-14. Other winners today were Bath, who claimed their 100th win, McQuaid Jesuit, Pal-Mac, Brighton and Geneva.
McQuaid Jesuit 19 - Eastridge 11
Bath 15 - Bloomfield-Honeoye 6
-- GAME NOTES: Bath won their 100th game today.
Mynderse 10 - Livonia 9 in Overtime
-- GAME NOTES: The final game of the regular season saw Mynderse defeating Livonia 17-14. In the first round of sectionals, Livonia forced overtime, but the result was the same. Mynderse won 10-9 when Brad Sandroni scored a goal with 0:43 remaining in the first overtime period. Unlike Thursday`s game, this game took a defensive tone from the first quarter. Livonia got on the board at 7:09 of the first with a goal from Tim Lischer. Mynderse took 12 shots in the first with no luck as Justin LaDuke had 5 of his 14 for the Rams.
Livonia scored two quick goals to start the second period with Lischer scoring the first and assisting the second to Reid Mattle. The Bulldogs led 3-0 with 10:14 remaining in the half. Mynderse got their offense churning midway through the second, with a three minute stretch where they scored 4 goals. Scott Kline started the scoring with an unassisted goals, dodging down the right hand side. The second came from Jake Curran, as he worked the crease after getting a feed from Kline. Twenty-three seconds later, after a face off win by Ben Cafolla, Cody Warshel scored with a feed from Nick Shaffer. The fourth game was scored by Shaffer finishing on the crease with a feed from Warshel. Mynderse took the 4-3 lead into halftime.
In the third quarter, Livonia tied the game early and took the lead back going into the fourth quarter. Nick Kallio and Kirk Kornbau scored back to back for the Bulldogs to give them a 5-4 lead less than 90 seconds into the half. The only Blue Devil goal of the third quarter were scored by Scott Kline (unassisted). Livonia added one more goal to end the quarter up by one (6-5).
Brighton 16 - Ath/Ody 8
Geneva 17 - Waterloo 0
Pal-Mac 16 - Midlakes 3
Spencerport 19 - Brockport 14
-- SPORTSFIVE REPORT: Spencerport scored six unanswered goals at the end of the third and beginning of the fourth to take the lead and defeat Brockport 19-14. Before the stretch, the game was tied 12-12. Spencerport scored the first goal of the game when Owen VanWie scored his unassisted goal five minutes into the game. The Blue Devils kept the game close and tied for the first quarter. Each time Spencerport scored, Brockport tied the game within one minute. Austin Manchester scored 0:27 later to tie the game 1-1.
Jonathan Agness gave the Rangers the lead with a feed from Victor Pascucci. This time it took 0:38 to tie the game. Tucker Sutphen scored for the Blue Devils. With 2:01 remaining, Jack Lehtonen scored for Spencerport to go up 3-2. 0:34 later Austin Myers scored for Brockport. The game was tied 3-3 after the first quarter. In the second quarter the scoring was in runs. Spencerport scored the first four goals to lead 7-3. With 6:53 remaining, Brockport scored the first of his three goals to bring the game within one. Spencerport scored three more and held Brockport to one to take a 10-7 lead into the half.
In the third quarter, Brockport stepped up the pace and scored five while holding the Rangers to only two. That forced the tie 12-12 with 2:37. Spencerport scored six and ended the game with the five goal lead. Colin McElligott was the leading scorer for Spencerport with 4g-3a. Austin Myers led the Blue Devils with 3g-1a.
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Saturday: The Tournaments Begin with a Hilton Win
May 21, 2016 - The 2016 Section Five Tournaments began today with a single out bracket game for the Class A Tournament. Hilton was the winner as they hosted Rush-Henrietta. The Cadets will play Victor in the quarter final round on Tuesday.
Hilton 18 - Rush-Henrietta 5
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Lacrosse Continues to Grow
January 4, 2016 - Each year, the National Federation of State High School Associations survey their membership for participation data on all of the sports that they offer their students. The 2015 reports are in and lacrosse for both boys and girls show another increase in both participation and sponsorship.
Girls lacrosse, for the first time, is found in the in the "top ten" (#10) after seeing a 3.4% increase in participation (and 4.7% increase in sponsorship) in 2015.
Over eighty-four thousand girls played in the 2015 season in 2,446 sponsored programs according to the reports. The girls' data shows that over a period from 2009-2015 there has been a 162% increase in players and 212% increase in sponsorship.
On the boys' side of the report, participation rose 1.6% in 2015 and 159% over the six-year period. Sponsorship increased 5.6% in 2015 and 185% over the six-year period. Over 108,000 boys played on over 2,600 teams in 2015.
It is important to note that the report only covers programs with a relationship to the Federation. There are many more teams and players who are not included in those numbers. Laxpower.com estimates that there are an additional 1,200 boys teams and 650 girls teams that are not included in the report.For more information, check out the Federation report or a good review of the data by LaxPower.com.
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SportsFive Feature: Historical Stats
SportsFive.NET now has a feature for the study of team game results that maximizes the over ten years of data now available.
For each Section Five team, users can now look at the win/loss percentages for all opponents and then can drill down to look at performances against a single opponent over time.
The new feature is available from any team page and from the Game History central link.
SportsFive hopes to add specific links to game day scheduled this spring.
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College Decisions
Many lacrosse players have made the decision to combine their love of the game with post high school education and will be moving on to play at the college level. Some made verbal commitments long ago and some waited until the spring or summer to make their decision. Although some may sign contracts to play, many more simply enroll as students and play without scholarships.
Many of the players have made their decisions public and they have been published on SportsFive.NET. As the announcements move off this front page they are listed on the "Commitments Page" which are available from a button on the "Players Main Page".
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@SportsFive Ready for Twitter "Followers"
As many know, SportsFive.NET is always looking for new ways to serve the lacrosse fans of Section Five. Our Twitter page (@SportsFive) features tweets of current lacrosse and web site news, scores and brief game highlights as well as story links to the multi-featured web site (SportsFive.net). Look for the Twitter link on the front page of the web site and "Follow" the season.
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The general email newsletter that is usually published early each week during the season is now back up and available.
Sign up on from the "Features" page and you will receive in your email box each week, information on what`s happened.
A quick look at the weekly rankings, perhaps the "Games of the Week" or a quick look at some of the "hidden treasures on your favorite Section Five Boys Lacrosse site. It`s a great reminder of all things in Section Five Lacrosse. Sign up for your subscription here.
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|Finger Lakes Releases Awards for 2016
June 21, 2016 - The All Star list is out recognizing the Finger Lakes players for the 2016 season. Senior defenseman, Dylan Joy from Gananda was selected as Finger Lakes "Player of the Year". The "Midfielder of the Year" was Thomas Knapp from Wayne. The "Attackman of the Year" was Jon Ecker from Wayne and Wayne Head Coach Eric Carlsen was named Coach of the Year. Mike Denely from Bloomfield-Honeoye was named Assistant Coach of the Year and Mark Crane from Mark`s Pizzeria was named Man of the Year. Full Report
|GRALL Releases Awards for 2016
June 21, 2016 - The All Star list is out recognizing the GRALL players for the 2016 season. Junior defenseman, Tyler Olbrich from Aquinas was selected as GRALL "Player of the Year". Full Report
|Monroe County Releases D-3 Awards for 2016
June 21, 2016 - The All Star list is out recognizing the Monroe County League players for the 2016 season. Senior defenseman Jared Conners (Pittsford), midfielder/Face off specialtis T.D. Ierlan (Victor), midfielder Ryan Maloney (Victor) and midfielder Jamie Trimboli (Victor) were named US Lacrosse All Americans from Monroe County. Full Report
|Monroe County Releases D-2 Awards for 2016
June 21, 2016 - The All Star list is out recognizing the Monroe County League players for the 2016 season. Senior defenseman Jared Conners (Pittsford), midfielder/Face off specialtis T.D. Ierlan (Victor), midfielder Ryan Maloney (Victor) and midfielder Jamie Trimboli (Victor) were named US Lacrosse All Americans from Monroe County. Full Report
|Monroe County Releases D-1 Awards for 2016
June 21, 2016 - The All Star list is out recognizing the Monroe County League players for the 2016 season. Senior defenseman Jared Conners (Pittsford), midfielder/Face off specialtis T.D. Ierlan (Victor), midfielder Ryan Maloney (Victor) and midfielder Jamie Trimboli (Victor) were named US Lacrosse All Americans from Monroe County. Full Report
|2016 Player of the Year Honors
June 20, 2016 - The 2016 Player of the year honors were announced at the end of the Section Five Championships.The winners were Ryan Maloney from Victor, Jared Conners from Pittsford and Gage Ponsetti from Penn Yan. Full Report
|Saturday: Victor Does It Again - NYS Champions
June 11, 2016 - As they have done several times in the last few weeks, The Victor Blue Devils came from behind to win their second straight New York State Championship, this time in Class A from Ward Melville. In Class C, the Penn Yan Mustangs were simply overmatched this day as Cold Spring Harbor, from Section 8, won a 15-4 victory. Full Report


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In a new interview, Chris Evans says he plans to take a hiatus from acting once his obligations as Marvel's Captain America have ended.
"I think when I'm done with this Marvel contract, I'll take a little break from acting," Evans said in a conversation with Glamour, pegged to his directorial debut, 1:30 Train. "With acting, you're one piece in a very big puzzle. It's like you helped buy a gift but you don't know what the gift is, so you come back and see the movie. Sometimes it's nice, sometimes it's tragic. This process [directing], you're involved in every single decision."
Evans' comments about acting versus directing could signal difficult negotiations in the years ahead between Marvel and their "First Avenger." Many have expected that Evans will play Steve Rogers in sequels to Captain America: The Winter Soldier and The Avengers: Age of Ultron, but perhaps that's not as firm as believed.
Can Marvel and Marvel fans weather the possibility of recasting Captain America down the line? Evans' performance isn't necessarily as iconic as, say, Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark. Still, Evans is an important piece of the Marvel puzzle; here's hoping his break from acting is a very short one, if it pans out at all.
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He's got a 6 film deal and after Avengers 2, he'll have done 4 movies. That last 2 films on his contract will probably be Cap 3 and Avengers 3. After that, I don't see any problem with letting the character rest. Heck, do the Death of Cap story and let Winter Soldier take over.
Exactly. Post-Nolan, Batman needed at least a couple of years without the character being around.
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Development projects anywhere in the world often have a high human cost. In Colombia, the price is often measured in human lives and blood.
Labor to Senate: Raise minimum wage with no strings attached
WASHINGTON — The broad labor-led coalition supporting the Democrats' "100 Hour Agenda" in the 110th Congress hailed the 315-116 House vote Jan. 10 to raise the minimum wage to $7.25, and urged the Senate also to approve the increase without more tax giveaways to big business.
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This is why I do IF.
Picking this up yesterday.....I love having a fully stocked Jeni's freezer 5 mins from work.
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My angus is peppered. Is everybody else's?
You are lower bf than that with your definition, closer to 10-12%.
Refeed, at how lean you are atm it's worth it to get you to your goal. One day a little above maintenance is a drop in the bucket and you'll get that performance back.
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How heavy/tall are you. If you're severally overweight you could be getting low T for any number of issues in your body.
Will re-scoop this as it is the season. If they reformulated their chocolate base maybe flavors such as truffle trifecta won't suck as much.
I found it at a local stop and shop in Winchester, MA. I would definitely agree, if you love butterscotch this doesn't dissapoint one bit. Made a ice cream sandwich with snickerdoodle cookies....
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Protein Power: Translation
In Part 3 of this series on DNA, Everyday Einstein explains how our cells take instructions from messenger RNA and use them to build the proteins essential for our bodies.
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In Part 1 of my Protein Power series, I talked about how RNA works and how it differs from DNA. Then in Part 2 we looked at how our cells modify RNA in order to create messenger RNA or mRNA, a molecule which contains instructions for making protein. This week, we'll finish up this series by looking at how our cells take those instructions and use them to build the protein..
Leaving the Nucleus
When we last left our RNA molecule, it had just received two tickets it needed to survive life outside of the nucleus: a 5' cap and a poly-adenosine tail. Now our RNA can escape the confines of the cell's nucleus through one of the many nuclear pores which dot the walls.
Once outside the nucleus, the mRNA is free to dock with a ribosome. A ribosome is a very large, very complicated mass of proteins and RNA that has the exciting job of translating the code embedded in mRNA molecules into proteins. This is such an exciting job that most mammals have millions of ribosomes floating around in every cell, just looking for mRNA molecules to attach to.
Ribosomes have two parts, cleverly called the "large sub-unit" and "small sub-unit." They clamp onto the mRNA molecule like two halves of a clamshell. Once the ribosome is firmly attached, the actual process of translation can begin.
Building Proteins
As amazing as ribosomes are, just like any other complicated factory, they can't make anything without regular shipments of raw materials. The raw materials needed for marking proteins are amino acids. Every protein in your body is made up of a long string of amino acids stuck together with a special chemical bond called a peptide bond. However, in order to string these amino acids together, the ribosome first needs to find them.
There are hundreds of different kinds of amino acids, but only 23 different ones are currently known to be used in protein building. You might have heard the phrase "essential amino acids" before, as in "Choco-coated sugar bombs provide your child with all essential amino acids!"
While your body is able to synthesize most of the types of amino acids it needs, there are 9 amino acids needed for protein synthesis which your body can't synthesize. So the only way for your ribosomes to get access to those varieties are through the foods you eat.
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Hundreds of foreign students paid $3,000-$6,000 each to come participate in what they thought was a "cultural exchange program."
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Today is Sunday, May 27, the 147th day of 2001. There are 218 days left in the year.
On May 27, 1937, the newly completed Golden Gate Bridge connecting San Francisco and Marin County, Calif., was opened to the public.
In 1647, the first recorded American execution of a "witch" took place in Massachusetts.
In 1818, American reformer Amelia Jenks Bloomer, who popularized the garment that bears her name - "bloomers" - was born in Homer, N.Y.
In 1896, 255 people were killed when a tornado struck St. Louis, Mo., and East St. Louis, Ill.
In 1935, the Supreme Court rejected the National Industrial Recovery Act.
In 1941, amid rising world tensions, President Franklin Roosevelt proclaimed an "unlimited national emergency."
In 1941, the British navy sank the German battleship Bismarck off France, with a loss of 2,300 lives.
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There are rock graves up and down the flank of the hill, this is looking down from the previous picture. To get to the famous Bellerophon grave (we'll get there) one has to climb much further down, then work one's way around the edge of the hill you can see. Slippery and steep it can be done.
Turkey Pictures: Copyright Dick Osseman. For any use: see my Profile.


text: Autumn has officially arrived, and nature is certainly showing proof of that! The air is crisp, and the warm sun is shining on the bright colors of early fall. Some of the leaves are beginning to turn red, orange, and yellow as the foliage season gets underway in New Hampshire, especially in the northern regions. The Granite State has some great ways to see how the colors are progressing—time to plan your autumn getaway to catch those colors at their brilliant peak! Continue reading


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Blue screen on startup:
STOP: c0000135 {Unable to locate component}
This application failed to start because winsrv was not found. Re-installing
the application may fix this problem.
I'm guessing hard drive fault, does anyone agree?
Booting to Ubuntu from another partition took a very long time, but worked.
What are my options here besides getting a new Hard Drive and installing some windows on it?