<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2GWtWu_0vl7rn8X00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2GWtWu_0vl7rn8X00" width="1920" height="1080" ><figcaption>MCC’s Sam Cipolla (Gates Chili) ranks third in NJCAA DI with 15 goals on the season. (Photo courtesy of Monroe CC Athletic Communications)</figcaption></figure>FRIDAYHARCUM COLLEGE (2-1-1) 1MONROE CC (7-0-1) 2Sam Cipolla’s two tallies headed the charge for Division I, No. 11 ranked MCC’s seventh win. Cipolla (Gates-Chili) now ranks third in NJCAA DI scoring with 15 goals. Saffron Millar and Kayla Baca (Spencerport) both picked up assists. Clare Boesel (Pal-Mac) made four saves for her fifth win between the pipes.SATURDAYKEUKA COLLEGE (1-6-0) 0SUNY BROCKPORT (5-0-1) 4Four different players found the back of the net to lead Brockport to a fourth straight victory. Brianna Marino opened scoring on a feed from Ella Camalleri. Jaylah Cossin and Amelia Breton (Churchville-Chili) each added a tally, unassisted. McKenna Slate capped off the offense with the help of Caitlin Nelson (Hilton). Brockport outshot Keuka 38-5.SUNY GENESEO (4-2-1) 2ST. JOHN FISHER (3-3-1) 0Abby Dunnigan (Pittsford Sutherland) and Juliette Frischmann (Brighton) registered their second tallies of the year to lead Geneseo. Dunnigan opened scoring at the three minute mark and Frischmann followed 12 minutes later. Abby Foster finished with an assist. Mollie Collins made six saves for the clean sheet while opposing keeper Sofia Pantoja made three.RIT (3-1-2) 0WOOSTER (4-1-2) 3Following a scoreless first half that featured RIT outshooting Wooster 4-2, the Tigers gave up three unanswered to lose its first game of the season. Avery Donnelly started in net, allowing three goals and making four saves. Emily Sanchez took over the final half and turned away one shot while conceding none.WILLIAM SMITH (4-2-1) 3No.7 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER (5-1-1) 1Natalie Santangelo netted her fourth of the year to cut the score to 2-1, but the equalizer never came as Rochester dropped its first game of the year. William Smith added the insurance tally with under three minutes remaining. Rochester outshot WS 11-8.NAZARETH UNIVERSITY (3-2-1) 2HARTWICK (3-2-2) 2Nazareth collected both tallies within a five-minute span to hold a tie with Hartwick. Camryn Schiavitti connected on her first of the season to tie the game at one. Lauryn Obey followed with her second of the year, giving Naz a 2-1 lead. The game was retied two minutes later and held steady for the duration. Haley Dennison finished with an assist and Annika Monfort (Webster Thomas) made three saves for Nazareth. The Golden Flyers outshot Hartwick 14-6.QUEENS COLLEGE (2-3-0) 2ROBERTS WESLEYAN (3-2-1) 3Nevaeh Bunch’s (Eastridge) first of the year sealed the win for Roberts Wesleyan in a back-and-forth match. Bunch’s tally came with less than seven minutes remaining, breaking the 2-2 tie. Cami Brescia (Spencerport) picked up the assist on the game-winner and was responsible for giving the Redhawks a 1-0 lead. Queens grabbed a 2-1 lead five minutes into the second half. Alyssa Hackett (Spencerport) evened the score on a penalty kick for her third of the season. Kara Choate finished with an assist and Mia Tyndell (Brockport) made four saves in the victory.SUNDAYSUNY BROOME CC (1-6-0) 0GENESEE CC (3-1-0) 4Four different players found the back of the net to lead Genesee to its third consecutive victory. Brooklyn Vienna (Red Jacket) and Audrey Hurlburt accounted for the first half tallies. Ruby Hoyt (Brockport) and Sofia Riquelme (Cuba-Rushford) doubled the score in the second half with a goal apiece. Alicia Borden (Belfast), Cayleigh Havens (Batavia-Notre Dame), Hoyt and Vienna all picked up an assist. Sarah Kidder spent the first 70 minutes between the pipes and Francine Stringham completed the match, each making one save.SUNY NIAGARA (2-3-0) 5FINGER LAKES CC (1-6-0) 0Lauren Bluett (Canandaigua) made five saves in the loss. FLCC was outshot 22-6.MONDAY*NO GAMES*TUESDAYALFRED UNIVERSITY (5-0-2) 1NAZARETH UNIVERSITY (3-2-2) 1Kiyomi Mastro scored her first of the season to knot the score at one with 12 minutes remaining in the first half. Annika Monfort made two saves for the Golden Flyers. Nazareth outshot Alfred 23-5 yet had four more shots on net.DAEMEN UNIVERSITY (2-4-0) 5ROBERTS WESLEYAN (3-3-1) 2Elizabeth Miller (Victor) and Kaeleigh Romero scored their first goals of the season in the loss. The duo connected within a minute of each other, cutting the score to 3-2 before halftime. Nicolette Knauf made six saves for the Redhawks.WEDNESDAYSUNY BROCKPORT (6-0-1) 3HILBERT COLLEGE (0-7-0) 0Jaylah Cossin bolstered the offense with two goals in the first 14 minutes as Brockport earned its fifth consecutive shutout victory. Katie Hotaling punched in her first goal of the season in the final minutes of play. Caitlin Nelson (Hilton) finished with two assists. Karissa Champion (Campbell-Savona) and Emily McCane (Churchville-Chili) split time in net making one and two saves, respectively. Brockport outshot Hilbert 43-3. The Golden Eagles have yet to concede a goal this season.No.16 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER (6-1-1) 1SUNY GENESEO (4-3-1) 0Natalie Kocsis buried the game winner with just over five minutes remaining to put Rochester back in the win column following its first loss of the season. Claire Baim and Maya Bravo picked up assists on the play. Mollie Collins made 17 saves to keep the game close for Geneseo. Rochester outshot Geneseo 30-0.RIT (3-2-2) 1No.12 WILLIAM SMITH (5-2-1) 2Jessie Gomez got RIT on the board in the 78th minute on a penalty kick. It was her second on the season. Emily Sanchez made seven saves for the Tigers.</div></body>

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HARCUM COLLEGE (2-1-1) 1. Sam Cipolla’s two tallies headed the charge for Division I, No. 11 ranked MCC’s seventh win. Cipolla (Gates-Chili) now ranks third in NJCAA DI scoring with 15 goals. Saffron Millar and Kayla Baca (Spencerport) both picked up assists. Clare Boesel (Pal-Mac) made four saves for her fifth win between the pipes.