05/12/13, Boys Baseball: Brushton-Moira at Norwood-Norfolk,
4:30p
05/05/13, Men's Baseball: St. Lawrence at Clarkson, Game1,
12:00n
05/02/13, Boys Baseball: Malone Huskies at Massena Raiders,4:30
View Other North Country
SportsNet Broadcasts- Future & Archived
Two Massena players come together near the rightfield foul
line, but are unable to make the catch. Addy Rufa, Mackenzie
Young, Bailey Dillabough and Chelsea Streeter each smacked
two hits as the Red Raiders (6-4) outslugged Salmon River
16-10. Melanie Taylor slammed a two-run home run, among her
three hits for the Raiders. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball:Tupper, N-N, Malone,
Lisbon, Pirates Win
Girls Softball: Tupper Wins 1st
Game; C-P, E-K, H-D Win
Boys Lacrosse: Saranac Lake
Nips Ogdensburg 5-4
Girls Lacrosse:Massena
Captures Regular Season Title
Boys Golf: Heuvelton Sweeps; Massena,
O.F.A., N-N Win
Massena’s Erin Francis dishes the ball off while being
pressured from behind by a Heuvelton player. Francis
piled up seven goals and four assists, while Alisha
Jacbs poured in six goals and five assists to lead the
Raider forces. Massena clinched the regular-season
title. (E.Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena baserunner Rory Corcoran slips back to the bag,
just before being tagged on a pickoff attempt. Bert Gray
tossed a complete game gem for the Salmon River
Shamrocks, who produced runs early, then held off the
Red Raiders for a 6-3 upset victory, only the second win
of the season for the Shamrocks. Zack Rusaw led Massena,
knocking in two of the Raiders’ three runs with a
first-inning triple. Massena fell to 5-6 Central, 7-9
overall. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
A Madrid-Waddington player is out on a close play at the
plate on a throw from centerfielder Troy Kovach.
The Jackets edged the Flyers 2-1. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg’s Breton Larose (15) avoids a pick-off tag by
sliding under the glove of Potsdam’s Shawn Clark (22).
O.F.A. beat Potsdam 7-4. (Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball:M-W Nips N-N; Tupper
Upsets; OFA Wins
Girls Softball: Flyers, Colts,
B-M, Canton, OFA, E-K Win
Boys Lacrosse: Larries, Salmon
River, Massena Win
Girls Lacrosse: Ogdensburg Downs
Saranac Lake 12-7
Boys Golf: B-M Sweeps Match,
Edwards-Knox Wins First
St. Lawrence Central’s Lukas Arquiett (12) dodges Canton
defender Jay Proulx (2) and dishes off a pass. Arquiett
assisted on a goal by Brody Simons who scored his first
goal of the second to open a 2-0 lead. Marshall
Berninghausen led the Larries with four goals. Ian Lynch
joined the Larries’ 100-point Club with two goals and
three assists. Cody Burns added two goals and two
assists, while Styles Arquiett added two goals and an
assist. Nick Randall also scored a goal. Larries’ keeper
Kody Koscis stopped 12 shots. (C.Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk’s Alex Stevenson makes a throw to first
base to get the batter out as a Madrid-Waddington player
scoots to second base. The Flyers chipped away for a 6-0
lead, before M-W scored its lone run in the fourth. Five
insurance runs in the seventh inning sealed the win. The
Flyers’ Katie Ames smacked three hits, while pitching a
five hitter and striking out six Madrid-Waddington
batters in a 14-1 Norwood-Norfolk victory. Mickey Frego
added three hits and three RBIs. Carlee Weaver smoked
three hits, while Kirsten Barkley contributed two hits.
For the Yellow Jackets, Taylor Marcellus stroke two hits
and Desiree Pryce had a hit. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Gouverneur’s Anthony Way leaps ahead of the pack in the
110-meter hurdles. Malone’s Daniel Badgley won the
event. Individual winners for Malone included Harvey
Smith in the 100 meter dash and 400 meter run, Rourk
Marlow won the 800 m. Morgan Marlow captured the 1600
and 3200 races. Daniel Badgley led Franklin Academy in
the 110 hurdles. John Picaro won the 400 hurdles. The
four-man team of Bailey Fellion, Harvey Smith, Rourk
Marlow and Joe Tracy won the 4x400 relay. Conor Gordon,
Corey Lamare, Morgan Marlow and Bach Schenck won the
4x800 relay. Badgley won the high jump. Aaron Sharlow
won the triple jump. Duncan Marshall tossed the longest
shot put and discus. For Gouverneur, Anthony Way won the
200 meter dash. The Wildcat quartet of Jose Florez,
Bradon Dusharm, Mark Horne and Adrian McShane won the
4x400 m relay. Dusharm captured the long jump.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Meet Gallery
Boys Baseball:
Malone,C-F,Heuv.,Hamm.,Harrisville Win
Girls Softball: Chateaugay Sweeps;
Lisbon, M'town Win
Girls Lacrosse: Canton Nips
Heuv.; Massena, O.F.A. Win
Boys Golf: Potsdam Hands OFA First
Loss; Tupper Wins
Boys Track:Malone Beats
Wildcats;Ogdensburg Sweeps
Girls Track:Canton Sweeps
To First Pl. Tie; Malone Wins
Malone’s Hannah Perry leaps as she takes her shot in the
discus event. . Individual winners for Malone
included Hannah Perry in the 100 m dash and discus.
Carrie Pomainville won the 400, Emily Pomainville won
the 800, Rebekka Bond claimed the 1500 meters and 400
meter hurdles, Charlene Scott captured the 300 meters.
Marissa Perez won the 100 hurdles. The Franklin Academy
team of Lauren McCarthy, Marissa Perez, Lauren Reynolds
and Alyssa Tatro took first place in the 400 meter
relay. Bond, the Pomainvilles and Rinn Schenck won the
4x400 relay. Brooke Bronner, the Pomainvilles and Scott
won the 4x800 relay. Michaela Perry leapt to the high
jump victory and logged the best distance in the long
jump. Hannah Perry also won the discus. For Gouverneur,
Caitlin Kennedy won the 200 m, Rachel Knowlton won the
triple jump, Kirsten Roberts won the shot put.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Meet Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Macaulay Snell gets tagged out at third
base in Wednesday’s game against Hammond. Hammond
scored three runs in the top of the fourth to tie the
game and scored seven more unanswered runs for a 10-3
lead, then held on for a 10-6 victory. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Hammond’s Alyssa Crosby touches second base and fires to
first to turn a double play. The Red Devils jumped on
Hermon-DeKalb pitching for three runs in each of the
first two innings, a run in the third and two more
insurance runs in the sixth inning to secure a 9-5 win.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Cody Compeau (11) goes for a swim move and
beats St. Lawrence Central’s Lucas Arquiett (12). For
the Larries, Lukas Arquiett scored four goals and
assisted on three others. Ian Lynch added two goals and
five assists, while Blake Baldwin contributed four goals
and two assists and Marshall Burning hausen tallied four
goals. Goalie Kody Koscis will made 12 saves. For
Potsdam, Adam Lewis had a hat trick. Kyle Grant and Sam
Woods scored. (Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball: Chateaugay Sweeps;
Massena, M-W Win
Girls Softball: SLC Wins in
9th;Canton Sweeps;CP Wins
Boys Lacrosse: Canton, St.
Lawrence, Massena Win
Girls Lacrosse: Potsdam Wins
Forfeit from Salmon River
Boys Golf: Potsdam Downs Gouverneur in
Lone Match
Boys Track: Potsdam Sweeps
Massena, Tupper Lake
Girls Track: Massena
Sweeps Potsdam, Tupper Lake
Potsdam’s Dan Stone chips in the shot for par on the
par-three hole. . Potsdam climbed back into second place
in Division I with a 216 -255 victory over the
Gouverneur Wildcats. For Potsdam, eighth grader Aidan
Clothier’s round of 40 led the Sandstoners. Dan
Cruikshank shot a 42, Ryan McDonald carded a 44, Dan
Stone and Alex Sloan each scored 45, while Zach McDonald
fired a non-counting 52. Eugene Bishop led the Wildcats
carding a 44. Cody Bishop fired a 49, while Kacy Barley
fired a 52. Cole Newvinge shot 53, Dan Sweet 57 and Cade
Stevens a non-counting 64. (Camron Waters photo)
Match Gallery
Brushton-Moira’s Adam Martin (3) drives the ball deep
into centerfield to get a base hit to help his own cause
for the Panthers. However, an error led to two
second-inning runs as N-N won 4-2. (Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Game Broadcast
Norwood-Norfolk’s Carlea Weaver sends the ball into
centerfield to earn a base hit for the Flyers. Emily
O'Connor tossed a three-hit shutout in Brushton-Moira's
6-0 victory over the Flyers.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Morristown’s Bobby Simmons rocketed this pitch for a
triple. He later scored in a four-run second inning to
give the Rockets and early 5-0 lead in the second
inning. Morristown’s nine-run rally late in the game
drove home a 15-4 victory over the Golden Knights.
Simmons struck out 10 batters to gain the win. For
Morristown, Lucas King homered, doubled and singled,
while Dakota Marshall singled twice. Lisbon's Adam
Kelley and Reilly Alberto with two hits each. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball: Larries Sweep;
Gouv., OFA, Rockets Win
Girls Softball: SLC Sweeps;
Massena, OFA, Lisbon Win
Boys Lacrosse:Massena Downs
Potsdam;Salmon Wins
Girls Lacrosse:OFA Tips
Potsdam;Massena,Canton Win
Boys Golf: O.F.A., Malone Win; B-M
Panthers Sweep
Boys Track: N-N Flyers
Sweep, M-W Jackets Split Meet
Girls Track: N-N
Flyers Sweep, M-W Jackets Split Meet
Lisbon pitcher Alicia Murray scattered nine hits and
struck out five, while aiding her own cause with a
single and a grand slam home run to pilot the Golden
Knights to a 16-8 victory over the Morristown Green
rockets. Lisbon (9-3 league and overall) also received
three singles a double and four RBIs from Allison
Mitchell Alex Amo had two singles and two RBIs.
Morristown scored five runs in the second inning to
close the margin to 7-5. The rockets added three more
runs in the fourth inning to keep the game close at
11-8. Lisbon’s five-run rally in the fourth inning to
put the game away. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Kiana Thompson (5) fires a direct shot
for a goal to get the Shamrocks on the board midway
through the first half. Alisha Jacobs provided three
goals and one assist, while Ashlyn Olson scored two
goals. (Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Massena Addy Rufa drives the ball to centerfield for a
double. The Red Raiders opened the first inning with a
4-1 lead over the Gouverneur Wildcats, then had to hang
on for a 12-10 victory. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball: Potsdam, Tupper,
O.F.A., Canton Win
Girls Softball:
Malone Clinches; M-W, Gouverneur Sweep
Boys Lacrosse: Potsdam Downs
Northwood Prep 12-6
Girls Lacrosse: Potsdam,
Canton, Massena Win Friday
Boys Golf:Potsdam Nips Malone By 2;
Ogdensburg Wins
Boys Track: A & B
Invitationals Held in Madrid, Norfolk
Girls Track:: A & B
Invitationals Held in Madrid, Norfolk
Ogdensburg golfers have tapped in plenty of par and
birdie shots this spring, remaining undefeated in
Division I. The Blue Devils continued to sweep the
division with a 203-215 win over the Massena Red
Raiders. (Cam Waters photo)
Match Gallery
St. Lawrence Central’s Breanna Vatter (11) is tagged out
along the baseline as she races to first after laying down a
bunt. Hayleigh Agans belted two home runs and collected all
three RBIs in the game in the Larries’ 3-0 win over
Brushton-Moira. (Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood Norfolk’s Connor Levison and Dion Aumell fight
for the lead in one heat of the Boys 110 meter hurdles.
Levison won the event by a half-second over Malone’s
Jamiel Stapleton. Aumell was fourth. Stapleton won the
triple jump and high jump. Malone topped the eight boys
teams at the event with 141 points, while Potsdam edged
O.F.A. 80-78 for second place. Among other event
winners: Massena’s Andrew Brush won the 100 and long
jump, Madrid-Waddington’s Austin Scott won the 1600,
Ogdensburg’s Alex Wood captured the 200 and 800,
Potsdam’s Peter Clark topped the 400 hurdles, Malone’s
Dylan LaVoie bested the 3200, Massena’s Kyle Nicholson
sprinted to a win in the 400 and Clifton-Fine’s David
Dobronsky hurled the longest shot put and discus. (Tyler
Perry photo)
Meet Gallery
Canton’s Maria Ricalton battles it out with Norwood
Norfolk’s Kaycie Saucier for the lead in the girls 1500
meters. Ricalton would win the event. Saucier finished
7.9 seconds off the pace. Ricalton also won the 3000
meters, while teammate Gemma DelRossi won the 400 and
800. Canton took top honors among the nine girls teams
participating in the “A” Invitational at
Madrid-Waddington. Malone was second and Tupper Lake
third. Among the other event winners were Malone’s
Marissa Perez in the 100 hurdles and Rebekkah Bond in
the 400. Tupper Lake’s Madi Fortier won the 100 and 200,
along with teammates Samantha Ormsby in the long jump
and triple jump and Katie Zurek in the shot put.
Massena’s Waheson Lazore won the high jump and
Madrid-Waddington’s Katie Marcellus bested the discus.
(Tyler Perry photo)
Meet Gallery
Canton’s Dan Olin takes his second throw in the boys'
discus competition at the Norwood-Norfolk B
Invitational. The event includes junior varsity
and younger level track athletes in which no team score
is kept, but younger athletes are showcased and get to
practice skills. (Cody Jenne photo)
Meet Gallery
Massena’s Kristen Canales leaps over the final hurdle in
the 400-meter hurdle event. Canales also won the
100-meter sprint in Friday’s “B” Invitational at
Norwood-Norfolk. The event is the one time during the
season that JV and younger track
athletes compete and are showcased. No team scores
are kept. Madison
Stewart won two events (800 meters and participated in
the 3200 relay) for N-N. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Meet Gallery
By Bob LaRue, North County
SportsNet
May 9: After two years of structural changes, Section X
officials are about to again tweak the divisional setup to
resolve some concerns regarding scheduling, particularly for
East Division schools, or in the case of some sports, North
and East Division schools. North Country SportsNet has
learned that a proposal will be brought before the Section X
Athletic Council on May 30th which could return the Section
to a balanced three-division structure with eight teams each
in the East, West and Central divisions. Currently, there
are seven teams in the Central, eight in the West and nine
teams in the East for softball. However, during soccer and
basketball seasons, the East was split into a North Division
of five Class C schools, with the remaining four schools in
the East. However, those schools and coaches pointed out
that there were just six or eight divisional games, as
opposed to 14 divisional matchups for West teams. The
proposed changes for the May 30th meeting would have no
direct impact on the West Division, which will keep its
current eight teams. To balance the East and Central to
eight teams each, one proposal calls for the East teams to
take turns in the large-school Central Division to help
balance the schedules. The reconfiguration appeared to come
to a head in recent weeks when St. Lawrence Central
volunteered to put its boys and girls basketball teams into
the Central Division for one season to help expedite the
plan and bring harmony. However, Section X Coordinator Carl
Normandin told NCSN that there are no clear-cut solutions
just yet. He suggested the Council might rotate which East
team plays in the Central each year, as a fairer solution,
which could also be based on strength of each school's teams
to match up against the bigger schools. Meanwhile, the
schools are also waiting for the New York State Public High
School Athletic Association to issue new enrollment cutoff
numbers, also known as BEDS or Basic Educational Data
Survey, to determine which class each school will be in for
the 2013-14 school year.
Gouverneur’s Aaron McEathron (15) makes contact to send the
down the rightfield line for a single and an RBI to plate
Hunter Ayen for the Wildcats. Gouverneur took a 3-0 lead in
the top of the first inning and opened a 4-0 lead over
Canton into the fourth inning, before the game was suspended
due to rain and lightning. The game will be resumed at
the point of stoppage at a later date. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Game Gallery
Men's Baseball: S.L.U. Drops
Liberty Playoff Opener 8-0
Boys Baseball:Raiders, Wildcats,
Bulldogs, Rockets Win
Girls Softball: Wildcats, Hammond,
Heuvelton, N-N Win
Boys Lacrosse:Potsdam Wins OT;
Canton, SLC, SR Win
Girls Lacrosse: Massena,
Canton, Saranac Lake Win
Boys Track: Malone Sweeps,
O.F.A. Suffers First Loss
Girls Track: Malone Sweeps
To Create 4-Way Tie at Top
Salmon River’s Kason Tarbell (24) tries to coral the
ball while having a Massena defender on his back.
Tarbell led the scoring attack with five goals and two
assists, while Skylar Thomas added three goals and three
assists and Kyle Lewis contributed three goals and four
helpers in the Shamrocks’ 19-6 victory. (Camron
Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Gouverneur center fielder Leanne Cook (3) makes the
catch for the out and tosses the ball to the infield to
end the third inning for the Wildcats. It would mark the
last play before the game was suspended due to lightning
and heavy rain that hit the Canton area. The game will
be resumed at a later date with Canton ahead 7-2.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Annette Rishe (18) looks for space to get a
shot off in front of the Massena net. The Red Raiders
avenged their only loss earlier in the season to Potsdam
by breaking away from a 5-4 halftime lead and rolling to
a 15-5 win vs. the Sandstoners on
Thursday. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Canton and Salmon River players battle for a groundball.
The Golden Bears doubled up on the Shamrocks with an
18-9 victory at Hogansburg. Canton squared its league
record at 4-4, 5-4 overall. Salmon River is still
working toward its first win of the season.
(Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Heuvelton’s Rachel Thornhill (10) lays down a bunt for
an infield hit. Rachel delivered three singles and
triple in leading the Bulldogs to a 24-2 win over
Morristown, courtesy of a 10-run outburst in the third
inning. (C. Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb pitcher Natalia Pitts (15) fires off a fast
ball to record the last strike and final out of the second
inning. After Hermon-DeKalb took a 6-4 lead at the end
of one inning, the Green Demons managed just one run until
the final inning, but their four-run rally fell short.
Lisbon beat the H-D Green Demons 13-11. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball: Larries, Mass.,
Lisbon, Heuv, Pirates Win
Girls Softball:
Heuv.,Lisbon,Hammond, Malone, SLC Win
Boys Lacrosse: Salmon River
Tops Sandstoners 12-8
Girls Lacrosse: Massena,
Heuvelton Win Tuesday Game
Boys Golf: Prep Tops Potsdam in Low
Scoring Match
Heuvelton’s Cody Holland tries to tag out Morristown’s
Bobby Simmons on a pickoff attempt. Holland went 3-for-4
with two doubles and three RBIs. Chris Power was also
3-for-4 and also had three RBIs as the Bulldogs pulled
away from a 2-2 tie in the final three innings to beat
the Morristown Green Rockets 12-3. Jack Palmer and
Aaron Cobb added two hits, while Bobby Simmons and Devin
Delmage each had a single and double for Morristown.
(Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Massena's Patrick Manning (10) delivered a triple, two
singles and five RBIs in in the Red Raiders 19-7 romp
over Canton. Connor Paquin added a double, three
singles and another RBI in the win. Leading 12-6,
Massena put the game out of reach with a seven-run
outburst in the fifth inning. Tyler Haas was the
winning pitcher. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game
Gallery
Lisbon batters rapped Hermon-DeKalb pitching for 16 runs
in Tuesday's West Division matchup. The Lisbon
Golden Knights picked up their third win of the season,
pounding out a 16-1 road victory at DeKalb. (Cody
Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Saranac Lake’s Sheila Decker (23) races past a Salmon
River defender to try and get a goal late in the game
for the Red Storm. The Red Storm went on to defeat
Salmon River 14-11.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Hannah Drechsel (19) and Matisyn Beamer (21) try
to knock the ball from the stick of Northwood Prep’s Cailey
Hutchinson, during action Monday afternoon in a non-league
game. The Sandstoners improved to 9-2 overall, after holding
off Northwood 9-7. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball:N-N Sweeps; P-H
Upsets SLC; OFA.Wins
Girls Softball: N-N Sweeps;
Canton, O.F.A., H-D, E-K Win
Boys Lacrosse:Salmon River,
Larries, Saranac Lake Win
Girls Lacrosse: Storm Beats
Shamrocks; Potsdam Wins
Boys Golf: M-W, Tupper Sweep;
O.F.A.,Potsdam, B-M Win
Ogdensburg’s Seth Pickerton (8) beats the play into
second base on the slide. The Blue Devils scored eleven
runs in the third inning to break open a 1-0 contest, en
route to a 16-0 victory. Four O.F.A. pitchers each got a
workout, allowing just two hits, allowing just three
walks and striking out 11 batters in the win. Ogdensburg
collected 17 hits offensively, including four hits by
Seth Pinkerton and three hits from Zach Sharpe. Connor
Murdock was a home run shy of the cycle with three hits.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Vanna Thompson (14) makes contact to send
the ball to center field to gain a base hit for the
Shamrocks. Ogdensburg blew the game open with a nine-run
surge in the fifth and sixth innings to win 11-1.
(Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Harleigh LaBarge (10) delivers a pitch to
the plate against Potsdam. In a rare trip to play
Potsdam, the Cougars beat the Sandstoners. (E.
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
St. Lawrence University's Jeremy Vautour (18) is
surrounded by the Clarkson defense, but manages to get
off a close-range shot, but no goal. In a tightd
defensive game, Clarkson trailed just once against St.
Lawrence, but was able to respond late scoring the last
three goals to gain the win and extend its season. The
Saints, who struggled throughout the game to win
faceoffs, seemed to have swung the momentum in their
favor by taking the lead for the first time in the
fourth quarter, 5-4, with 9:15 left to play.
(Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
The Potsdam Sandstoner defense held Canton to just two
first-half goals in gaining an 8-2 halftime lead, en route
to a 12-7 victory over the Bears. (Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball:Rockets Win Walkoff;
St. Regis Wins First
Girls Softball: B-M Sweeps;
Lisbon, Heuvelton,O.F.A. Win
Women's Softball: Plattsburgh
Splits; St. Lawrence Falls
Boys Lacrosse: Canton Nips
Potsdam; SLC, Mass. Win
Girls Lacrosse:Heuvelton
Sudden Victory; Potsdam Wins
Men's Lacrosse: Clarkson Upsets
S.L.U. in Semifinals
Women's Lacrosse: S.L.U. Wins
Semifinal Upset 12-11
Boys Golf: Tupper Lake, B-M Sweep;
Massena Wins
Clifton-Fine’s Folsom (14) makes contact for a base hit.
Delaney Kerr delivered to hits to guide the Eagles to a
4-2 win in the first game of the twinbill. Taylor Bowman
stroked three hits and had 4 RBIs to assist the Red
Devils in gaining a split in a 13-4 win in the second
game. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Harrisville pitcher Hannah Weaver. The Lisbon
Golden Knights grabbed a 15-8 victory over the Pirates.
Alex Amo, Natalia Pitts, Sierra Dobbs, Rhiley Mee and
Katie Sovie all lashed two hits apiece will for the
Golden Knights. Alisha Murray struck out seven and
pitched a complete-game victory. For Harrisville, Sam
Rounds, Georgi Baker and Hannah Weaver all wrapped two
hits. Lisbon improved to 7-2 West, while Harrisville
fell to 4-6 West, 4-8 overall. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Derek Clark (9) slides on to second base,
but i tagged out by the Morristown second baseman J.
Vanaman. The Rockets went on to beat the Cougars 9-8 on
a walkoff hit in the bottom of the eighth. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Clifton-Fine’s Carl Wyman and Andrew Locke each laced a
pair of singles to guide the Eagles’ 8-5 victory in the
first game of a doubleheader at Hammond. The Red Devils
came back to win the nightcap 13-4. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Lisbon pitcher Alex Arduine gets the tag down too late
to stop a Harrisville run. Harrisville pitcher
Jarred Dreythaler pitched a complete-game 11-3 victory
over the Golden Knights. James Darcy and John Hunter
cracked two hits apiece for Lisbon. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Katie Lapinski’s goal with less than four minutes to play
proved to be the game-winner for the Canton Golden Bears in
a 9-8 victory over the Ogdensburg Blue Devils. Lapinski
netted two goals and one assist, while Alison Noble and Tess
Knight each scored two goals. Rachael Huntley and Lacey
Kenny scored one goal each. Ogdensburg was led by Mackenzie
Bressett with four goals and Nikki Holmes with three. Canton
improved to 4-3 league, 5-3 overall. The Blue
Devils slipped to 3-4 league, 3-7 overall. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball: Potsdam Tops Canton
2-0; Huskies Win
Girls Softball:Malone Beats
Massena;Pdam-Canton Ppd.
Women's Softball: Plattsburgh Wins
Opener of Playoffs
Boys Lacrosse: Salmon River
Beats Colton-Pierrepont
Girls Lacrosse: Canton, Pdam,
Saranac, Massena Win
Boys Track: O.F.A., M-W,
Salmon River, N-N Flyers Win
Girls Track: N-N, Massena,
M-W Jackets, Salmon Win
Boys Golf: O.F.A. Outshoots Potsdam;
M-W Jackets Win
Canton Bears’ Rachel Huntley (14) tries to make a move
while closely defended by an Ogdensburg player.
Canton edged Ogdensburg 9-8. (Casey Stephens
photo)
Game
Gallery
Connor Paquin (22) gets hit with a fastball during
Thursday’s Class A matchup with the Malone Huskies.
Malone scored eight runs in the top of the first inning
to put the game virtually out of reach. The Huskies
tacked on three runs in the third and fourth innings,
then tacked on two runs in the fifth. Alex Johnson,
Jordan Yando and Shawn Mulverhill added two hits apiece
for the Huskies. Malone improved to 4-1 in the Central
Division, 6-2 overall. (Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Boys Baseball: Larries, Jackets
Sweep; Lisbon, E-K Win
Men's Baseball: SUNY Canton
Splits; St. Lawrence Falls
Girls Softball: Larries, Jackets
Sweep; OFA, Rockets Win
Women's Softball: S.L.U. Sweeps
Hamilton 8-3, 5-4
Boys Lacrosse: Salmon, Canton,
Larries, Potsdam Win
Men's Lacrosse Semis:Plattsburgh
Wins, Potsdam Falls
Boys Golf: M-W Jackets Sweep; O.F.A.,
Tupper Lake Win
St. Lawrence Central's Tyler Smith (13) tags out a
Chateaugay runner on a razor-close play at third base.
The Larries beat the Bulldogs 4-0 and 17-3 in a doubleheader
sweep. Smith homered in the first game. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
SUNY Canton pitcher Michael Zelyez (Brasher Falls, NY)
delivers a pitch to the plate while a Utica runner with a
Utica runner at third base. Gerardo Torres (Theresa, N.Y.)
drove in the go-ahead run and Travis Legacy (Malone, N.Y.)
recorded his team-leading fifth win leading the SUNY Canton
to a 4-2 comeback victory. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Blake Baldwin (13) takes a diving shot for a goal,
while taking a heavy checked leveled by St. Lawrence
goalkeeper Kody Kocsis (15). The Raiders held a commanding
11-6 lead in the final quarter of the game, but could not
stop the late-game rally by the Larries who pulled off a
12-11 victory.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
On an infield bunt, a ball thrown just off the glove of the
Chateaugay first baseman ignited a late rally for St.
Lawrence Central. The Larries laid down three more
bunts and broke a scoreless tie with three runs in the
bottom of the fifth in Game 1 of a twinbill. The
Larries swept Chateaugay 4-0 and 17-3. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Tupper Lake’s Hudson Sparks hits a shot from the fairway on
the Par 5 third hole at Partridge Run Golf Course. However, Tupper
Lake golfers defeated Edwards-Knox 4-1 in Wednesday’s meet.
(Eric Foote photo)
Match Gallery
Three strokes were the difference between winning and
losing between Madrid-Waddington and Norwood-Norfolk in
a tri-meet with Clifton-Fine. The Yellow Jackets
pulled off a 3½-1½ win over the Flyers. Both teams
shutout Clifton-Fine Eagles 5-0. Alex Hammond's
one-stroke win and Jeff Mott's tie with N-N's Ryan
Thomas provided the three strokes difference.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Match Gallery
Boys Baseball:Canton Nips Raiders;
Tupper,Malone Win
Men's Baseball: Plattsburgh
Two-Hits SUNY Canton 8-0
Girls Softball: Panthers Split;
Larries, Saints, Malone Win
Girls Lacrosse: Ogdensburg,
Potsdam, Massena Win
Boys Golf: Potsdam Bounces Back to
Beat Northwood
Boys Track: Malone, O.F.A.
Sweep Tri-Meets; Flyers Win
Girls Track: Flyers Upset
Canton; 4-Way Logjam at Top
St. Regis Falls’ Cody Lane (2) drives the ball past the
Tupper Lake second baseman for a base hit late in the sixth
inning. Eight runs in the top of the first inning
proved to be all that Tupper Lake needed in a 9-7 win.
(Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Tupper Lake’s Paige Luton (10) sends the ball down the
rightfield for a base hit. The batting lineup aligned just
right for a dramatic, final-inning rally for the St. Regis
Falls Saints in a 20-19 walkoff victory, capped by Brittany
Rondeau’s ultimate grand slam homerun. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Game Gallery
Canton’s Bryant Wentworth (23) lays down a good bunt for a
base hit. Wentworth singled and scored two of Canton’s five
runs. Pitcher Avery Slack wiggled out of a bases-loaded jam
in the fifth inning, then thwarted another potential Raider
uprising in the seventh to gain the win. (Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Dominique Valencius (22) fends off an attack
attempt by a Canton player. However, the Raider offensive
attack was in high gear. Along with Valencius’ two markers,
Megan Hans, Abby LaClair and Shannon Casey all scored twice.
Canton was led by Katie Lapinski and Tess Knight who each
tallied twice. (Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Madrid-Waddington’s Maurice Rease hands the baton off to
teammate Richard Wright during the boys 4x100 meter relay.
M-W’s Austin Scott finished in first place in both the 1600
and the 3200 meters. (Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Tupper Lake’s Hannah Klossner clears the bar two win the
girls high-jump competition. Klossner also won the 400
meters, in leading the Lumberjack effort at Ogdensburg.
For Tupper Lake, Maddie Fortier took top honors in the
100 and 200 meters, while Sam Ormsby won the triple jump
and long jump. The Jacks slipped to 1-4 on the season.
(Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Gouverneur’s Troy Gates just releases the shot in the
opening of the shot put event. In a tri-meet,
Gouverneur remained undefeated at 5-0 atop the division
by defeating Potsdam 138-92 and Salmon River 177-55.
Potsdam beat Salmon River 119½-87½ in the lone boys
meet. (Cody Jenne photo)
Meet Gallery
Salmon River’s Tatynna Figueroa launches the discus for her
second attempt. Gouverneur and Potsdam dueled to the
finish with the Wildcats edging the Sandstoners 158-157.
Gouverneur also claimed a 219-47 win over a small Salmon
River squad. Potsdam beat Salmon 222-49. (Cody Jenne photo)
Meet Gallery
Boys Baseball: Larries Outlast
Jackets in 10th; B-M Wins
Girls Softball: B-M, Colts,
Flyers, Larries, Canton Win
Boys Lacrosse: Shamrocks
Outduel Larries; O.F.A.Wins
Girls Lacrosse: Potsdam Downs
Salmon River 14-5
Boys Golf: Malone, O.F.A., Heuv. Win;
M-W, N-N Sweep
Boys Track:Gouverneur
Sweeps Potsdam, Salmon River
Girls Track: Gouverneur
Sweeps Potsdam, Salmon River
The Huskies' Mike Sullivan carded an overall low of 41,
Evan Hanna came in with a 42 and Dylan Fleury hit the
clubhouse with a 43, to lead Malone to a 217-233 victory
over the Potsdam Sandstoners. (Eric Foote photo)
Match Gallery
Potsdam's Dan Stone lifts a shot out of the sand trap
and onto the green during Monday's match against Malone.
St. Lawrence Central's Ian Lynch (8) scores the Larries'
sixth goal, deflecting the ball off the helmet of Salmon
River goalie Kobi Johnson. The Shamrocks came from
behind in the second period to take a 5-4 lead at the
half. Two quick goals late in the third quarter
proved to be the turning point in a 9-6 lead, en route
to an 11-7 win between the top two teams in Section X
boys lacrosse. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery