scores OF DECEMBER 6, 2025
BOYS BASKETBALL
Chuck Folsom Tournament at Harrisville
Colton-Pierrepont vs. Edwards-Knox (consolation) 5:30
Town Of Webb at Harrisville (championship) 7:15
James Darcy Tournament at Lisbon
Morristown 52, Tupper Lake 39 (consolation)
Hermon-DeKalb 64, Lisbon 62 (championship)
Non League
Heuvelton 39, Sackets Harbor 38
Ogdensburg 68, Fonda-Fultonville 51
Aquinas Institute 72, Massena 45
Potsdam 67, Berne-Knox-Westerlo 59
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Miranda Vari Tournament at Norwood-Norfolk
Brushton-Moira vs. Alexandria (consolation) 400
Potsdam at Norwood-Norfolk (championship) 530
Non League
Beekmantown 59, St. Lawrence Central
26
Hammond 59,
Belleville-Henderson 20
BOYS HOCKEY
Corbett Tournament Day 2
Potsdam 5, Ontario Bay 4
(championship)
Immaculate Heart 4, Saranac Lake Placid 3 (OT)
Non League
Canton 4, Pittsford 4 (OT/Tie)
Canisius 9, St. Lawrence Central 2
BOYS WRESTLING
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Tournament
Oswego 54, Canton 23
APW 60, Canton 23
Mexico 58, Canton 20
Syracuse 36, Canton 29
Moravia 60, Canton 17
Cole Clifford (MOW) and JT TeRiele
both went 5-0.


















Madrid-Waddington's
Tyree Hawkins (0) puts up a rebound
and scores, despite being surrounded
by three Salmon River defenders.
Cole Smith scored 10 points, while
Hawkins chipped in seven points in
leading the Yellow Jackets to a
43-24 win over the Shamrocks and the
semifinals of the John Dinneen
Tournament. Salmon River's
Logan Oakes led all scorers with 11
points. (Kyton Deon photo)
Hammond's
Hunter Peretta races to the hoop and sinks the basket
giving the Red Devils a nine-point lead in the second
quarter. Peretta scored 11 points to follow Hudson
Arquitt with 24 points and eight rebounds. A final
26-4 run to close the game powered the Red Devils to a
57-35 win over Gouverneur. For the Wildcats,
Hayden Stowell scored 12 points, Brayden Brown chipped
in nine. (Kyton Deon photo)




















Competitors
from Potsdam and Massena jockey for
second and third place positions in
the 2025 Section X Cross Country
boys championship. Massena
defeated incomplete Malone for the
Class B title. In Class C,
Potsdam claimed first place with 22
points, followed by Canton 44,
Gouverneur 67, and both Salmon River
and Ogdensburg incomplete. For the D
title, Tupper Lake edged
Norwood-Norfolk 27-28, with
Brushton-Moira incomplete.(Cody
Jenne photo)
Frontrunners
from Malone and Norwood - Norfolk maneuver for early
position in the 2025 Section X Cross Country girls
championship. For the Class B title, Massena beat
Malone 22-35. In Class B,
Norwood-Norfolk dominated three of
the top four positions, beating
Potsdam 17-46. And in Class D,
Brushton-Moira defeated incomplete
Tupper Lake for the title. (Cody Jenne photo)








On
the slant, Landon Perry fires to
Daniel Richardson (11) for the
Golden Bears' second touchdown.
Canton wins 61-8, handing the
Larries their 45th straight loss, a
New York state high school football
record. Bob LaRue photo)





















After
50 seasons, this game was the last
Frank LaFalce Field. (Above)
Quarterback Hayden Stowell
unleashes a 65-yard bomb to Warren
Desormeaux (grey) for the Wildcats'
third touchdown. 21-0 Gouverneur.
Gouverneur goes on to blank Malone
41-0. (Bob LaRue photo)
On
Potsdam's opening drive, Gannon
Colbert (30) fires up the gut on a
9-yard play. 8-0 Sandstoners. Mason
Waite snakes up the middle for seven
yards to the end zone. 16-0
Potsdam. Waite breaks the plane on a
two-yard Stoner rush. Ryan Niles
gets the extra two points. 24-0
Sandstoners. Potsdam keeps "rolling
the eights" on Colbert's 73-yard run
and two-point conversion, 32-0.
Colbert netted his third touchdown
on a 4-yard dive. The Larries get on
the scoreboard on Corbin Flynn's
quarterback keep. But Potsdam
beats St Lawrence Central 52-6,
extending the Larries' losing streak
to 44 straight games, tying a New
York State High School football
record. (Bob LaRue photo)



The
Potsdam boys varsity cross country
team emerged as the champions of the
45th annual Beaver River
Invitational. A total of 14
teams participated. Of 151
runners, Sandstoner William Jones
finished 5th with the time of
16:54.7, just 17 seconds off the
lead. Massena's Andrew David placed
7th at 17:04.7, Potsdam's Jackson
Dinan clocked in 9th at 17:09.8,
while Massena's Logan David was 10th
at 17:10.5. Norwood-Norfolk
girls varsity finished 4th, while
Potsdam girls varsity finished 8th
of 13 teams. (Photo provided)
James
Fishel tees up a shot from 15 yards
out and hits the target for the only
goal of the first half. 1-0
Wildcats. Gavin Warren Warren's
blast trickles just under the diving
Shaw. 3-0 Wildcats. On an
indirect, Fishel quickly heel-taps
the ball to Warren who rifles the
shot into the mesh. Kelvin Bice
dribbles to a sharp angle and
threads his shot just under the
crossbar, making it 5-0. Then Bice,
gathering the feed, rips yarn for
the hat trick. Gouverneur
beats Potsdam 6-0. (Bob
LaRue photo)


