Honeoye Falls-Lima's Angelo is Player of the Week
Honeoye Falls-Lima attacker Shaye Angelo scored five goals in a comeback win over Pittsford last Wednesday. The Panthers are a two-seed for sectionals and play one class above HF-L at Class B.
Angelo followed that with seven goals and two assists in the Cougars regular season finale at Churchville-Chili.
Angelo completed the regular season number two in Section Five with 78 goals….
HF-L will be number three at Class C in sectionals and a really tough out thanks to our Player of the Week.
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