CLASS A

No. 2 FAIRPORT (8-5) 20
No. 1 PENFIELD (9-3) 32 
The first half was a largely back-and-forth affair. Fairport opened the game with the ball and started to move downfield, but a series of penalties stalled their advance before Penfield 9th grader Hadley Schrouder intercepted a pass. Penfield then began a drive of its own that culminated when Emma Garrigan, coming off a three-touchdown game in the semis, got by two defenders and received the pass from Sophia Puccia before waltzing in for the opening score. Molly Brown came in with the one-point conversion to give the Patriots the early 7-0 lead. READ MORE. 


CLASS B

No. 2 WEBSTER SCHROEDER (13-1) 41
No. 1 GREECE ARCADIA (13-1) 26
Webster Schroeder (13-1) led throughout the game, first scoring on a pass from Rascoe to Brynn Zoltoski to finish an early drive. The Warriors were up 20-0 by the time Arcadia (13-1) got on the board with 4:41 left in the first half on a touchdown pass from Aimee Turner to Kaitlyn Spring. Schroeder led by as much as 27 in the second half, with an early second-half pick-six snagged at the goal line by Addison Morgan stifling any attempts by Arcadia for a serious comeback. READ MORE. 

CLASS C

No. 3 C.G. FINNEY (13-2-1) 7
No. 5 BATAVIA (9-4-1) 0
Eighth-grader Lainey Vargas connected with senior Allie Frederickson on a touchdown, and the Finney defense made score stand as the No. 3 Falcons defeated No. 5 Batavia, 7-0 in the 2025 Section V Class C Flag Football at Monroe Community College. 

"I’m so happy for the girls," said Finney head coach Joe Marchand who is leading the program in its first year in existence. "I’m so proud of them. I can’t put words to it."

Finney (13-2-1) came into the game with 38 interceptions. The Falcons picked four more passes in Wednesday's championship game. READ MORE.