Sports

Boys Soccer Penn Yan Academy’s Landon Berry was awarded the Finger Lakes Player of the Year. Berry was nominated by PYA coach Jason Hassos.

Cross Country Sectionals Nov. 5 Section V Championships at Letchworth State Park Class C Penn Yan’s JD Tette won the boys’ race, securing his third straight Sectional Cross Country title, with PYA taking third overall in points.

Football Class C Sectionals (#2) Penn Yan/Dundee 40, (#7) Midlakes 7 Entering Sectionals as the #2 seed in the Class C tournament, PYD’s first matchup was against Midlakes Oct. 28 at home in Penn Yan.

Volleyball Oct. 17 Mynderse 3, Penn Yan 1 Mynderse took the win in a competitive match against Penn Yan.

Football Oct. 14 East Rochester/Gananda 42, Penn Yan/Dundee 34 Penn Yan/Dundee got their first loss of the season, falling to ER/ Gananda by eight in their last divisional game of the fall.

Football Oct. 8 Penn Yan/Dundee 48, Marcus Whitman/Bloomfield 16 With another win under their belt, Penn Yan/Dundee continues to lead Section V’s Class C, remaining a game ahead of Le Roy in the standings after the Scottish Mustangs’ defeat of Marcus Whitman/Bloomfield on Saturday, Oct.

Girls Soccer Sept. 23 Honeoye 1, Penn Yan 0 PY fell at home to an overtime goal by Honeoye’s Leah Green after battling the Bulldogs to a tie through two halves of regulation.

Football Sept. 9 Penn Yan/Dundee 31, Lyons/Sodus 24 In the first game of the season for both teams, PY/Dundee beat Lyons/Sodus by a touchdown. PYD quarterback Carter Earl went 6/10 with 42 passing yards, throwing for two interceptions in the game. On the running game, Nick Slavick had 12 carries for PYD, for a total 116 yards and a touchdown, while Earl had 13 carries of his own, running the ball into the endzone twice. PYD’s defense was led by Jon Bell with five tackles on the day, while the Mustangs had sacks from Bryant Van Housen, Anthony Sciallo and Reed Bouchard. Sciallo and Van Housen also grabbed a fumble each, with Van Housen capitalizing and running it back for a TD.

Boys Soccer Sept. 8 Newark 4, Penn Yan 3 Penn Yan lost a close one to Newark, dropping to 1-2.

The Penn Yan Academy Athletic Hall of Fame Committee was established in 2010, with the first class of inductees entering the Hall of Fame in September of 2011. The goal of the Hall of Fame is to recognize individuals and teams that have made significant contributions to the Penn Yan athletic program. In recognizing these teams, athletes, coaches, and contributors, the Hall of Fame helps to connect today’s student-athletes to their predecessors and create a deeper understanding of Penn Yan Academy’s rich athletic history.