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2013
SECTION X BOYS BASEBALL |
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| EAST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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y-Norwood-Norfolk Brushton-Moira St. Lawrence Ctl. Madrid-Waddington Tupper Lake Chateaugay Parishville-Hopkinton St. Regis Falls |
12-1 - 2-1 9-4 3 0-0 9-4 3 0-1 7-5 4½ 0-0 5-8 7 0-0 5-8 7 0-0 4-10 8½ 0-0 1-12 11 0-0 |
| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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Ogdensburg Potsdam Malone Massena Gouverneur Salmon River Canton |
10-1 - 0-0 9-2 1 2-1 8-3 2 1-1 5-6 5 2-3 3-8 7 0-2 2-9 8 0-1 2-10 8½ 0-0 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Heuvelton Harrisville Morristown Edwards-Knox Clifton-Fine Hammond Lisbon Hermon-DeKalb |
14-0 -
0-0 12-2 2 2-1 10-4 4 0-0 6-7 7½ 0-0 5-9 9 0-0 4-10 10 0-0 4-10 10 0-0 0-13 13½ 0-0 |
Massena’s Rory Corcoran (19) is tagged out by the Salmon River third baseman during an attempt to steal the bag. The Salmon River Shamrocks got on the scoreboard early, then held on to upset the Red Raiders 6-3 at Massena. Salmon River improved to 2-9 Central, while the Red Raiders slipped to 5-6 Central. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 6, Chateaugay 5 (1st game)
Chateaugay 11, Parishville-Hopkinton 4 (2nd game)
Brushton-Moira 11, Madrid-Waddington 5
Norwood-Norfolk 6, St. Lawrence Central 0
FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2013
East Division
Tupper Lake 16, St. Regis
Falls 5
Norwood-Norfolk 24, Chateaugay 0
Central Division
Malone 9, Gouverneur 3
Salmon River 6, Massena 3
West Division
Morristown 10, Clifton-Fine 2
Lisbon 6, Edwards-Knox 5
Heuvelton 25, Hammond 3
Harrisville 14, Hermon-DeKalb
3
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2013
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 2, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Tupper Lake 10, Brushton-Moira 9
Central Division
Ogdensburg 7, Potsdam 4
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2013
Central Division
Potsdam 25, Gouverneur 0
Malone 10, Canton 6
West Division
Clifton-Fine 10, Lisbon 4
Heuvelton 10, Edwards-Knox 0
Hammond 10, Hermon-DeKalb 6
Harrisville 13, Morristown 6
TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2013
East Division
Chateauguay 6, St. Regis Falls 5 (1st game)
Chateauguay 10, St. Regis Falls 7 (2nd game)
Madrid-Waddington 10, Parishville-Hopkinton 3
Norwood-Norfolk 4, Brushton-Moira 2
Central Division
Massena 7, Gouverneur 1
West Division
Harrisville 13, Edwards-Knox 8
Heuvelton 26, Clifton-Fine 3
MONDAY, MAY 13, 2013
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 17, St.
Regis Falls 1 (1st)
St. Lawrence Central 19, St. Regis Falls 1 (2nd)
Central Division
Gouverneur 4, Canton 2
(finish of suspended game)
Ogdensburg 6, Canton 2
West Division
Morristown 15, Lisbon
4
Heuvelton at Clifton-Fine,
ppd. to tomorrow
Hermon-DeKalb at
Edwards-Knox, ppd. to 5/20
Ogdensburg's Seth Pinkerton (8) drives the baseball into
the gap on a pitch from Potsdam's Will Coleman. In the
battle for first place in the Central Division, Potsdam
tied the contest 4-4 with a pair of runs in the fifth
inning. However, Ogdensburg scored three times in the
6th inning to defeat the Potsdam Sandstoners 7-4.
(Camron Waters 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. After the Sandstoners
bounced back to tie the game 4-4 in the bottom of the
fifth inning, the Blue Devils capitalized on two infield
errors to score three runs in the top of the sixth to
beat Potsdam 7-4. The Devils also kept Potsdam from
trying to rally in the late innings by nailing two
runners at home plate, including one runner on an
inning-ending double play. Ogdensburg’s Brandon
Arsenault knocked in two runs in the first inning with a
triple off Potsdam starter Will Coleman. Kinnon LaRose
drilled a pair of singles. Seth Pinkerton entered the
game in the sixth inning, in relief of Breton LaRose, to
carry th mound win after a 4-4 tie. Coleman delivered
three hits for Potsdam to aid his own cause. Andrew Ace
produced two hits.
Norwood-Norfolk’s Cody Rust (5) slides into second
base to get into scoring position. The Flyers
capitalized on a second-inning error to score a pair of
runs, plated another unearned run in the third inning
and scored in the fifth inning to beat the Brushton-
Moira Panthers 4-2 in an East Division contest.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
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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. Troy Kovach struck
out eight Panthers through four innings and Cody Smith
fanned four batters in three innings of relief as
the Flyers stayed unbeaten in the East Division
(10-0, 12-1 overall) with a 4-2 win over the Panthers.
Cody Rust added a sacrifice to put the Flyers ahead 3-0
in the third. Tristen Harvey smacked an RBI single in
the fifth for an insurance run in the win. For the
Panthers (8-3 East), Zach Burnett singled twice and
drove in a run, Adam Martin singled twice and Bob Hooker
doubled off the centerfield fence for an RBI.
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
Norwood-Norfolk’s Chris Prashaw gets tagged out
attempting to steal second base. The
previously-undefeated Flyers scored a run in the top of
the first, but were shut down by Madrid-Waddington
fireballer Greg Thompson the rest way. The Yellow
Jackets plated two runs in the sixth inning in a 2-1
victory. (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. Mound ace Greg
Thompson struck out eight batters in shutting down
Norwood-Norfolk over the final six innings.
Madrid-Waddington capitalized on an error to tie the
game 1-1 in the bottom of the sixth inning, then
Harrison VanBuren drove in the go-ahead run on a long
single. The win lifted the Yellow Jackets’ record to
7-4, while the Flyers suffered their first divisional
loss (10-1 East, 12-2 overall).
Hammond’s Nick Jewitt slides into home safely for a
homerun, after hitting the ball over the Hermon-DeKalb’s
leftfielder’s head. The Red Devils thwarted
Hermon-DeKalb’s bid for their first win of the season by
overcoming an early 3-1 deficit with seven runs over the
final three innings to win 10-6 over Hermon-DeKalb.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Macaulay Snell gets tagged out at third
base in Wednesday’s game against Hammond. Snell
drilled a two-run home run in the third inning to give
Hermon DeKalb a 3-0 lead. However, 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. Hammond
hurler Nolan Martin struck out 15 batters to hold the
Demons in check till the seventh inning when H-D plated
three runs, before the rally was snuffed out. Cameron
Hance also had a triple for the Demons.
Lisbon’s Riley Alberto tries to apply the tag to
Morristown's Ryan Vollmer. However, Vollmer slides in
safely and knocks the glove (visible in dirt cloud) with
ball still inside cleanly off Alberto’s hand. Morristown
erupted for nine runs in the sixth inning to blow open a
15-4 victory over the Lisbon Golden Knights. (Bob
LaRue 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 was led by
Adam Kelley and Reilly Alberto with two hits each.
Morristown improved to 9-3 West, while Lisbon fell to
3-9 in the division.
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2013
Pinkerton Memorial Wood Bat Tournament
Tournament canceled due to rain
Non-League
Salmon River at Chateaugay, postponed
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2013
East Division
Tupper Lake 8, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Central Division
Potsdam 21, Gouverneur 2 (1st game)
Potsdam at Gouverneur, ppd. till 5/15, rain
Ogdensburg 5, Malone 3
Canton 4, Salmon River 2
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013
Central Division
Massena 10, Malone 4
Gouverneur 13, Salmon River 5
West Division
Edwards-Knox at Harrisville,
ppd. till 5/14, lightning
Morristown 20,
Hammond 0
Heuvelton 12, Lisbon 1
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8,
2013
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 15, Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (1st)
Norwood-Norfolk 9, Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (2nd)
Brushton-Moira 23, St. Regis Falls 0 (1st game)
Brushton-Moira 6, St. Regis Falls 0 (2nd game)
Madrid-Waddington 14, Chateaugay 0
Central Division
Potsdam 7, Massena 4
Malone 12, Salmon River 1 (1st
game)
Malone 17, Salmon River 3 (2nd game)
Gouverneur 4, Canton 0 (suspended in 4th inning)
Non League
Immaculate Heart 6, Harrisville 1
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 3, Tupper Lake 0
Central Division
Massena 19, Canton 7
West Division
Harrisville 15, Clifton-Fine 3
Edwards-Knox 10, Hammond 2
Lisbon 16, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Heuvelton 12, Morristown 3
MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 23, St. Regis Falls 5 (1st game)
Norwood-Norfolk 10, St. Regis Falls 1 (2nd game)
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, St. Lawrence Central 1
Chateaugay 7, Tupper Lake 3 (9 innings)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 16, Salmon River 0
West Division
Clifton-Fine 23, Hermon-DeKalb 12
Hermon-DeKalb’s Patrick Perry (1) slides into third
base, but is unable get past Lisbon’s James Darcy (15).
The Lisbon Golden Knights picked up their third win of
the season (3-8) at the expense of the Green Demons,
pounding out a 16-1 road victory. The Demons are still
working for their first win.
Lisbon batters rapped Hermon-DeKalb pitching for 16 runs
in Tuesday's West Division matchup. Lisbon
pitchers Don Duprey and Adam Kelley fanned eleven Demons
and contributed three hits to the offensive cause.
Lisbon improved to 3-8 overall, while H-D fell to 0-11. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Zach Smith (7) hook slides into home
plate trying to slip past Ogdensburg’s Kinnon LaRose
(6), but was called out. Four members of the Blue Devil
pitching staff – Zach Sharpe, Alex Farrell, Kinnon
LaRose and Brandon Arsenault combined to toss a two-hit
shutout in O.F.A.’s 16-0 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
Canton’s Avery Slack (20) slips around Gouverneur second
baseman Cody Woods (5) on the slide to advance into
scoring position for the Golden Bears. Gouverneur jumped
on Canton for three runs in the top of the first inning.
However, the game was suspended due to lightning in the
Wildcats up 4-0. On the following Monday,
Gouverneur finalized a 4-2 victory.
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. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Canton's Steve Christy slides safely into third base
ahead of the throw to Massena's Isaiah Dillabough on the
double-steal (Canton runner eases into second base in
background). Massena scored at least two runs in the
first five innings, including a seven-run burst in the
fifth inning of a 19-7 win.
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
Canton's Cody Peters lays down a sacrifice bunt in the
first inning to move the Bears' first run into scoring
position. Isaiah Dillabough and Patrick Manning
each smacked three hits for Massena as the Red Raiders
avenged a 5-4 loss at Canton last week. The Raiders
improved to 3-4 Central, 5-7 overall. For the Bears (1-7
Central), Bryant Wentworth, Mike Cougler and Alex Hayes
had two hits apiece.
Morristown’s Zach Kanaly (green) slides into second base
for a double, while avoiding the tag from Heuvelton’s
Jack Palmer. Kanaly had two hits, including two RBIs on
a double. However, Heuvelton broke open a 2-2 game in
the fifth inning to defeat the Green Rockets 12-3 in
West Division action on Tuesday.
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
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 3013
East Division
Brushton-Moira 19,
Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (1st)
Brushton-Moira 24, Parishville-Hopkinton 2 (2nd)
St. Regis Falls 2, Madrid-Waddington
1 (1st)
Madrid-Waddington 12, St. Regis Falls 2 (2nd)
St. Lawrence Central 11, Tupper Lake
0
Norwood-Norfolk 18, Chateaugay 7
Central Division
Ogdensburg 24, Salmon River 1
West Division
Clifton-Fine 8, Hammond 5 (1st game)
Hammond 13, Clifton-Fine 4 (2nd game)
Morristown 9, Edwards-Knox 8 (8 innings)
Harrisville11, Lisbon 3
Heuvelton 16, Hermon-DeKalb 0
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2013
Central Division
Potsdam 2, Canton 0
Malone 16, Massena 2
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2013
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 11, Chateaugay 0 (1st game)
St. Lawrence Central 14,
Chateaugay 4 (2nd game)
Madrid-Waddington 4, Tupper
Lake 1 (1st game)
Madrid-Waddington 8, Tupper Lake 2 (2nd game)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 9, Gouverneur 2
West Division
Edwards-Knox 8, Clifton-Fine
3
Lisbon 7, Hammond 1
Heuvelton 14, Harrisville 5
Morristown 21, Hermon-DeKalb
0
Non League
Potsdam 7, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Saranac Central 6, Salmon
River 5
Carthage 9, Massena 7
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2013
East Division
Tupper Lake 9, St. Regis Falls 7
Central Division
Canton 5, Massena 4
Malone 13, Gouverneur 6
West Division
Harrisville 23, Hermon-DeKalb 2
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 2013
East Division
Brushton-Moira 20, Chateaugay 4
Norwood-Norfolk 13, Tupper Lake 2
St. Lawrence Ctl. 6, Madrid-Waddington 3 (10
inns.)
Central Division
Massena 5, Salmon River 1
Ogdensburg 18, Gouverneur 1
West Division
Morristown 15, Clifton-Fine 4
Edwards-Knox 10, Lisbon 9
Heuvelton 18, Hammond 0
Harrisville at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd. till 4/30
Non League
Malone 6, Peru 5
Morristown’s Jeff Fox (10) sends the ball to centerfield
for a base hit sending home Ryan Vollmer (2). Zach
Kanaly got a walkoff single in the bottom of the eighth
inning, also plating Vollmer with the game-winning run,
to lift the Morristown past Edwards-Knox 9-8 in a seesaw
West Division matchup on Friday. (Bob LaRue
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.
Harrisville pitcher Jarred Dreythaler was on target with
his pitches in holding the Lisbon Golden Knights to just
two earned runs in guiding the Pirates to an 11-3
victory. Dreyhaler also wrapped three hits. Justin
Hartle and Byron Evans also had two hits each for the
Pirates. The Pirates improved to 8-2 West.
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
Tupper Lake’s Devin Larson makes contact for a base hit
as part of an eight-run, first-inning rally that carried
the Lumberjacks past St. Regis Falls 9-7 in East
Division baseball. Marcus Richer also had a double.
Tupper Lake improved to 2-3 on the season. The Saints
chipped away, but were unable to recover.
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 at St. Regis Falls. For the Lumberjacks, Mitch
Keniston pitched all seven innings in gaining the win.
Marcus Richer slammed a double to aid the cause. Tupper
Lake improved to 2-3 overall. Ryan Duquette suffered the
mound loss for the Saints who fell to 0-3 overall.
Duquette and Michael Smith both rapped triples for the
Saints. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Clifton-Fine’s Carl Wyman and Andrew Locke each laced a
pair of singles to guide the Eagles’ victory in the
first game of a doubleheader at Hammond. Eagles’ pitcher
Matt Russell struck out 12 Red Devils to lock down the
win in the opener. Hammond came back to win the nightcap
13-4 to gain a split.
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
Malone’s Blayke Lewis (6) laces one in the corner for
a double. Malone pitcher Austin Lamay struck out seven
batters and allowed just three hits, while stroking two
singles and driving in four runs himself in a 16-2 win
over the Massena Red Raiders. Malone improved to 4-1 in
the Central Division, 6-2 overall.
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
St. Lawrence Central pitcher Kris Tabor struck out 10
and allowed just one hit in shutting down the Chateaugay
Bulldogs 11-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. The
Larries came back to capture the nightcap with strong
hitting in a 14-4 romp in the nightcap. Hayden St.
Hilaire picked up the mound win for the Larries.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
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. St. Lawrence Central hitters
jumped on the Chateaugay Bulldogs pitchers for 11 runs
in the first three innings of a doubleheader, capturing
in the opener 11-0 behind the one-hit performance of
pitcher Kris Tabor. Tabor shut down the Bulldogs with 10
strikeouts. Tyler Smith cracked a homerun and drove in
three runs. Kelly Gibson broke up the no-hit bid when a
blooper got down with two out in the fifth inning. In
the second game, Hayden St. Hilaire came on in shutout
relief, striking out seven Bulldogs over the final 5⅓
innings to protect the Larries 14-4 win. Nate McLaughlin
and Devon Euto each stroked three hits for the Larries.
McLaughlin drove home five runs, while Devin Euto scored
four.
Canton’s Bryant Wentworth (23) is unable to tag out
Massena’s Connor Paquin (22) who hook slides on the steal attempt. Jake Corbine had a pair of hits, while Canton jumped to a 3-0
lead. Canton went on to beat the Red Raiders 5-4 in
Central Division action. David Phillips and Connor
Paquin each had three hits for Massena.(Camron Waters
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-load jam in the fifth inning, then thwarted
another potential Raider uprising in the seventh to gain
the win for the Bears. Tyler Haas gave up just eight
hits, but took the loss for Massena. Canton pushed
across what proved to be the game-winning run in the
fifth inning on a Francesco Palumbo single, then later
scored when the Raiders failed to complete a double
play.
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013
Non League
South Jefferson 16, Gouverneur 1
Harrisville 11, Regiopolis
Notre Dame 2 (1st)
Harrisville 11, Regiopolis Notre Dame 3 (2nd)
Watertown Tournament
Camden 6, Massena 3 (8 innings)
Massena 19, Carthage 3
FRIDAY, APRIL 26,
2013
East Division
Tupper Lake at St. Regis Falls, ppd. till 4/30
Brushton-Moira 5, Madrid-Waddington 1
Norwood-Norfolk 1, St. Lawrence Central 0
Central Division
Potsdam 7, Malone 3
Ogdensburg 8, Massena 0
Gouverneur 8, Canton 2
West Division
Morristown 8, Edwards-Knox 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 25,
2013
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 20, Parishville-Hopkinton 2
West Division
Harrisville 9, Morristown 5
Clifton-Fine 17, Lisbon 16 (8 innings)
Heuvelton 17, Edwards-Knox 2
Hammond 7, Hermon-DeKalb 6
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
25, 2013
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 4, Madrid-Waddington 0
Brushton-Moira 20, Tupper Lake 5
Central Division
Malone 14, Canton 3
Ogdensburg 3, Potsdam 1
Non League
Salmon River at Peru, canceled
TUESDAY, APRIL
23, 2013
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, St. Regis Falls 2
(1st)
Parishville-Hopkinton 8, St. Regis Falls 6
(2nd)Central Division
Massena 4, Gouverneur 3
West Division
Edwards-Knox 20, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Heuvelton 26, Clifton-Fine 4
Morristown 9, Lisbon 0
Harrisville 12, Hammond 2
(1st game)
Harrisville 11, Hammond 4 (2nd game)
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 14,
Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Norwood-Norfolk 12, Brushton-Moira 1
Central Division
Ogdensburg 11, Canton 0
Potsdam 10, Salmon River 0
(1st game)
Potsdam 6, Salmon River 0
(2nd game)
West Division
Edwards-Knox 7, Clifton-Fine 4
Harrisville 6, Lisbon 3
Norwood-Norfolk’s Troy Kovach (3) is tagged out by
Madrid-Waddington’s Zach Brock on an attempted steal of
third base, on a good throw from catcher James Hunt. The
Flyers scratched for single runs in the first, second,
third and fifth innings, for a 4-0 win. Kovach allowed
just four hits in the win.
Madrid-Waddington’s James Hunt (2) drives the ball down the
rightfield line for a base hit in the fifth inning.
The Jackets loaded the bases, but were unable to drive a run
home against the Flyers who won 4-0. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox runner scores sliding into home plate in a
cloud of dust. After a close game through three innings,
the Cougars unloaded on hermon-DeKalb with four runs in
the fourth, three more in the fifth and 10 runs in the
final inning of a 20-1 rout. Kayden Dandrow led the
Cougars with four hits.
Edwards-Knox pitcher Kayden Dandrow delivers to the plate
while Hermon-DeKalb’s Macaulay Snell jockeys for a lead off
third base. After a close 3-0 game through three
innings, the Demons ran out of pitching, including an
injury, in falling 20-1 to Edwards-Knox. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam freshman Connor Prosper (23) took the mound
for his first varsity start and promptly threw a no
hitter against the Salmon River Shamrocks. Prosper
struck out three Shamrocks as the Sandstoners picked up
the 6-0 victory in the nightcap of a twinbill. Potsdam
also won the opening game 10-0.
Potsdam’s Shawn Clark (22) sends a ball deep to
rightfield for a homerun in the home half of the fourth
inning. The blast helped back a no-hit, shutout pitching
performance by freshman Sandstoner Connor Prosper in his
first-ever pitching start. The Sandstoners went on
to beat the Salmon River Shamrocks 6-0 in the second
game of a twinbill. In the opener, Will Coleman
struck out 15 Shamrocks and surrendered just two hits as
Potsdam shutout Salmon River 10-0. Clark had
three hits, three RBIs and three runs scored.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Smith (3) slides past
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Riley Doyle (11) during the
second inning during Thursday’s game at Parishville. The
Larries blew past the Panthers with seven runs in the
first inning and nine more plated in the second inning,
en route to a 20-2 victory.
St. Lawrence Central bats were hot early in a 20-2 win
over Parishville-Hopkinton. St. Lawrence Central’s
Zane Ramsdell was the key factor on both sides of the
slate as he struck out six Parishville-Hopkinton
batters, then tripled and drove in three runs to aid his
own cause in leading the Larries to a 20-2 rout. Josh
Taber also contributed two hits for the Larries for are
2-1 in the East Division and 2-2 overall. The Panthers
slipped to 2-3.
(John LaRue photo)
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Heuvelton’s Jon Sloan (12) steals his second base of the
game with a hard slide into third base. The Bulldogs’
Mike Guardino smacked four hits, while pitchers Jack
Palmer and Cody Holland combined to hold the Cougars to
just five hits in Heuvelton’s 17-2 West Division victory
over Edwards-Knox.
Heuvelton’s second basemen bobbles a ground ball while
rushing to turn a double play. Mike Guardino
pounded our four hits, which Jack Palmer and Cody
Holland combined to allow just five hits as the
Heuvelton Bulldogs overwhelmed Edwards-Knox 15-2. Aaron
Cobb also stroked four hits for the Bulldogs who stayed
unbeaten at 6-0. Heuvelton opened the game with a pair
of five-run innings to put the Cougars into a hole
early. Nick Davison had two of the five hits for the
Cougars who fell to 2-2 in the West Division.
(Camron Waters photo)
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An Ogdensburg runner is safe on a collision at the
second-base bag in Wednesday’s game against Potsdam. The
O.F.A. Blue Devils handed the Sandstoners third first
Central Division loss of the season in a close 3-1
decision. Potsdam fell to 4-1, 5-2 overall. The Blue
Devils climbed to third place at 2-1.
Ogdensburg’s Seth Pinkerton pitched a complete-game
one-hitter to lead the Blue Devils to a 3-1 win over the
Potsdam Sandstoners. Potsdam absorbed its first
Central Division loss of the season. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Madrid-Waddington’s Zach Brock (18) slashes the ball
past the pitcher and up the middle for a base hit
against Parishville-Hopkinton. Brock had two singles and
two RBIs at the plate. He also fired a two-hitter and
fanned 10 Panthers in a 14-0 road victory as the Jackets
climbed to the top of the East Division. (Cody
Jenne photo)
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Madrid-Waddington’s Michael Thew (11) slides safely home
off the base hit and an overthrow at home place. The
Yellow Jackets down the Panthers on the road 14-0.
Zach Brock struck out 10 Panthers in firing a
complete-game two-hitter as the Yellow Jackets dished
Parishville-Hopkinton a 14-0 setback in East Division
action. The Jackets put the game away with an eight-run
rally in the fourth. With the win Madrid-Waddington
climbed to the top of the East Division with a 2-0
record. Brock also aided his own cause with two singles
and two RBIs. Thew added a double, triple and three
RBIs. The Panthers’ lone hits came from the bats of
Tanner Wilson and Joey Curtis.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013
East Division
Madrid-Waddington at Tupper
Lake, postponed
West Division
Edwards-Knox at Hammond,
postponed
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 12, Potsdam 6
St. Lawrence Central at
Massena (DH), postponed
Harrisville at Immaculate
Heart, postponed
FRIDAY, APRIL 19,
2013
East Division
Tupper Lake 8, Parishville-Hopkinton 5
Central Division
Potsdam 11, Malone 2
Salmon River at Gouverneur, postponed
West Division
Clifton-Fine at Hammond, postponed
Morristown at Edwards-Knox, postponed
Non League
Massena 7, St. Lawrence Central 6 (1st game)
St. Lawrence Central at Massena (2nd game), ppd
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2013
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 14, Chateaugay 3
Central Division
Malone 8, Ogdensburg 7
Salmon River 9, Canton 4
Potsdam at Gouverneur, postponed to 5/10
West Division
Edwards-Knox 28, Hammond 8
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Massena 1
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17,
2013
East Division
Chateaugay 10, Tupper Lake 9
St. Lawrence Ctl. 6, Brushton-Moira 5 (1st
game)
Brushton-Moira 6 St. Lawrence Ctl. 2 (2nd game)
St. Regis Falls at Parishville-Hopkinton (DH)
ppd.
Central Division
Potsdam 10, Massena 2
West Division
Clifton-Fine 9, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Harrisville 4, Edwards-Knox 1
Morristown 19, Hammond 1
Heuvelton 9, Lisbon 1
Non League
Watertown 17, Gouverneur 3
MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2013
East Division
Brushton-Moira at St. Regis Falls, postponed
West Division
Lisbon 6, Hermon-DeKalb 4
Harrisville 21, Clifton-Fine 7
Heuvelton 15, Morristown 7
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013
Central Division
Potsdam 13, Canton 1
Ogdensburg at Gouverneur, postponed
Massena at Malone, postponed to 5/9
West Division
Hammond 5, Lisbon 3
Heuvelton 23, Hermon-DeKalb 0
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 2013
East Division
Brushton-Moira at Parishville-Hopkinton, ppd.
St. Lawrence Central at Chateaugay, ppd.
West Division
Heuvelton 10, Harrisville 9 (8 innings)
Morristown 10, Hermon-DeKalb 4
Clifton-Fine at Edwards-Knox, ppd.
Potsdam’s Andrew Ace (1) avoids the tag from Canton’s
Francesco Palumbo (26) with a “drop kick” slide into
second base. Canton scored the game’s first run in the
second inning, then held the Sandstoners scoreless until
Potsdam erupted for six runs in the fifth inning and
seven in the sixth frame to capture a 13-1 win.
(Camron Waters photo)
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Canton’s Bryant Wentworth (23) checks his swing against
a breaking pitch thrown by Potsdam pitching ace Ben
Miller (26). Miller picked up the victory on the mound
allowing just three hits and one earned run, while
collecting six strikeouts in five innings pitched in
Potsdam's 13-1 win. Will Coleman tossed the final two
innings, struck out five Golden Bears and allowed no
hits. Coleman also contributed two hits to the Potsdam
offense. Shawn Clark led the Sandstoners with three
hits, including a three-run home run. Andrew Ace and
Trevor Kelleher also had two hits apiece for Potsdam.
For Canton, Alec Hayes pitched five innings before
surrendering eight runs on seven hits. Mike Couglar went
1-for-2 at the plate to drive in Canton’s only run.
HEUVELTON GETS WALKOFF WIN
OVER HARRISVILLE
Harrisville’s Nate Weaver (17) applies the tag on
Heuvelton’s Matt Gaurdino (23). The Bulldogs had to claw
their way out of an 8-0 hole, chipping away in the
middle innings and forcing and extra frame. Guardino
drove a line-drive single to right-center field, plating
starting pitcher Chris Power from third base, for a
season-opening 10-9 walkoff victory over the Pirates in
eight innings. Nick Palmer allowed just one Pirate run
through the middle three innings, then Mike Martin
twirled two innings of shutout ball to earn the comeback
win on the mound.
(Camron Waters photo)
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Canton catcher Jake Corbine (17) blocks home plate
with his left foot and is able to tag out Salmon River
baserunner Jarid Gray (14) in the second inning.
However, the Shamrocks erupted for seven runs in the
fourth to overtake the Bears 9-4 and win
their Central Division opener. (Bob LaRue
photo)
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Salmon River's Bert Gray drives the ball on a line drive
to rightfield in Thursday's game against Canton.
The Shamrocks got a big seven-run fourth inning to
counter an early 4-0 Canton lead, en route to a 9-4
victory. Shamrock pitcher Burt Gray got the complete
game victory, after giving up all four Bears’ runs in
the first three innings, then settling down to toss
shutout ball in the final four frames.
Massena’s Connor Panquin (22) beats the pick off attempt
tag from Norwood-Norfolk’s Brandan Short (4). The Flyers
chipped away for a 6-1 season-opening win over the
Massena Red Raiders. (Camron Waters photo)
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Norwood-Norfolk shortstop Troy Kovach (3) rushes to the
bag for the double play opportunity.
Norwood-Norfolk’s Cody Smith fanned eight batters and
gave up just one hit in five innings, then Brandon Short
allowed just one run on one hit in two innings of relief
to shut down the Massena Red Raiders 6-1 in the Flyers’
season opener at Massena. Smith also had a triple and
delivered two RBIs with a single in the sixth inning.
Troy Kovach also had a pair of RBIs. The Flyers scored
two runs in the top of the first inning, then chipped
away to build a 6-0 lead by the sixth inning. Massena’s
lone run came in the bottom of the sixth when David
Phillips doubled, advanced on a ground out and scored on
a passed ball.
Potsdam’s Will Coleman fanned 15 Massena Red Raiders
and collected three hits at the plate in leading the
Sandstoners to a 10-2 triumph. The Potsdam Sandstoners
went on to spoil Massena's season opener 10-2. Coleman
also rapped two doubles, a single and an RBI to power
the offense. Potsdam improved to 2-0. (Cody Jenne
photo)
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Massena’s Tyler Hass (9) gets the close putout on
Potsdam’s Shawn Clark (22) at first base. The Potsdam
Sandstoners beat the Massena Red Raiders 10-2. Potsdam
plated four runs in the third inning, then pushed across
five more turns in the fifth in stacking up a 10-2 win
to spoil the Massena Red Raiders’ season opener.
Pitching ace Will Coleman limited the Raiders to just
three hits, while setting down 15 batters on strikeouts.
Meanwhile, battery mates Coleman and Andrew Ace each
spanked three hits for the Central Division-leading
Sandstoners (2-0). Zach Rusaw slashed a two-run double
to account for Massena’s only runs. (Cody Jenne
photo)
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Harrisville’s Jared Drythayler (15) takes a hard cut
at a big-time heater from Heuvelton pitcher Chris Power.
The Pirates jumped on Heuvelton for eight runs in the
first two innings, but the Bulldogs clawed their way
back to tie the contest and force extra innings.
Heuvelton won the season opener 10-9 in eight innings.
(Camron Waters photo)
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