See which individuals led Section V girls soccer in goals, saves and more


It’s that time of the season when team accomplishments outweigh the individual. Still, there are notable numbers worth pointing out at the conclusion of Section V girls soccer’s regular season.

Here are the top individual leaders for the 2026 regular season (statistics courtesy of the Section V website):

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Individual points

Sienna Fallone, Aquinas senior — 83

Brynna Wilkinson, Hornell freshman — 79

Haley Drake, Greece Athena senior — 72

Mia Betrus, Naples senior — 66

Bayleigh Tallman, Genesee Valley-Belfast senior — 60

Ryleigh Denning, Kendall junior — 53

Braelyn Isaman, Keshequa senior — 53

Allie Skeval, Northstar Christian senior — 52

Ella White, Hornell senior — 50

Reghan Maxwell, Livonia sophomore — 49

Vanessa Guerrero, Wheatland-Chili senior — 49

Anastasia Kuszlyk, Byron-Bergen freshman — 49

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Goals scored

Sienna Fallone, Aquinas senior — 34

Haley Drake, Greece Athena senior — 33

Brynna Wilkinson, Hornell freshman — 26

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Mia Betrus, Naples senior — 26

Bayleigh Tallman, Genesee Valley-Belfast senior — 25

Ryleigh Denning, Kendall junior — 24

Braelyn Isaman, Keshequa senior — 21

Allie Skeval, Northstar Christian senior — 21

Ella White, Hornell senior — 21

Anastasia Kuszlyk, Byron-Bergen freshman — 20

Emilie Noble, Batavia Notre Dame sophomore — 20

Lizzie Riley, Pittsford Sutherland senior — 20

Assists

Brynna Wilkinson, Hornell freshman — 27

Lauren Grasley, Greece Athena senior — 19

Maggie Auinger, Webster Thomas senior — 19

Sadie Gursslin, Naples junior — 16

Ava Barbone, Aquinas freshman — 16

Hillary Ostar, Brighton junior — 15

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Blair Maxwell, Livonia sophomore — 15

Vanessa Guerrero, Wheatland-Chili senior — 15

Sienna Fallone, Aquinas senior — 15

Mia Betrus, Naples senior — 14

Lila Hansen, Penn Yan senior — 14

Goals against average

Seraphina Lippa, Webster Thomas junior — 0.60

Alaney Griffiths, Avon sophomore — 0.75

Alisha Demarest, Northstar Christian senior — 0.79

Mallory Foote, Fairport senior — 0.79

Keira Nash, Wheatland-Chili senior — 0.81

Laney Niedzwiecki, Byron-Bergen junior — 0.83

Rylee Burch, Byron-Bergen senior — 0.92

Lia Buchwald, Sodus senior — 1.13

Lydia Pearson, Geneseo sophomore — 1.21

Alanna Campbell, Avoca-Prattsburgh junior — 1.43

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Total saves

Hannah Weyrauch, Pembroke sophomore — 267

Natalie Wood, Rush-Henrietta — 174

Maura Scheerens, East Rochester sophomore — 171

Lydia Antonucci, Alexander senior — 165

Harlynn Bagley, Marcus Whitman sophomore — 153

Madison Paddock, LeRoy junior — 153

Daelin Fowler, North Rose-Wolcott junior — 142

Lyla Smith, Batavia junior — 140

Jessenia Fairbrother, Dansville junior — 137

Audrey Padlick-Field, Cal-Mum freshman — 135

Shutouts

Gwen Strom, Livonia senior — 11

Leah Long, Keshequa sophomore — 9

Alivia Tisa, Churchville-Chili freshman — 8

Alaney Griffiths, Avon sophomore — 8

Danielle Holzschuh, Brockport senior — 7

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Keira Nash, Wheatland-Chili senior — 7

Avery Hoffmann, Gananda/Marion senior — 7

Mackenzie Webb, Naples freshman — 6

Marlee Poole, Bloomfield junior — 6

Madalynn Molina, Honeoye sophomore — 6

Zoey Warner, Holley junior — 6

This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: See which individuals led Section V girls soccer in goals, saves and more



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