
Malone’s Mitchell Gallagher (32) powers up for a lay up
through Massena’s Josh Miller (23) and Troy Myers (21).
Gallagher was on fire for 32 points, while Harvey Smith
chipped in 14 points,leading the Huskies to a solid
78-59 win over the Massena Red Raiders for the Section X
Class A Championship. (Eric Foote photo)
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2011-12 SECTION X BOYS BASKETBALL
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x-Potsdam Massena Ogdensburg Malone Gouverneur |
7-1 - 9-1 6-2 1 8-2 5-3 2 9-2 2-6 5 8-2 0-8 7 2-7 |
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x-St. Lawrence Central Brushton-Moira Norwood-Norfolk Canton Salmon River |
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4-6 6-2 1 2-6 4-4 3 2-8 3-5 4 4-6 0-8 7 0-10 |
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x-Chateaugay x-Madrid-Waddington Edwards-Knox St. Regis Falls Tupper Lake Colton-Pierrepont Parishville-Hopkinton |
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6-0 11-1 - 6-0 7-5 4 5-1 5-7 6 3-3 5-7 6 2-4 2-10 9 3-4 1-11 10 3-3 |
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x-Harrisville Heuvelton Lisbon Hermon-DeKalb Morristown Hammond Clifton-Fine |
10-2 - 2-4 9-3 1 3-3 9-3 1 2-4 8-4 2 3-3 4-8 6 3-2 2-10 8 1-5 0-12 10 0-6 |
Section X Class D Playoffs
NCSN Boys Class D Scoreboard
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2012
Class D Semifinals - at SUNY Canton
(#2) Madrid-Waddington 52, (#3) Heuvelton 30
(#1) Chateaugay 63, (#4) Edwards-Knox 39
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2012
(#3) Heuvelton 41, (#6) Lisbon 38
(#2) Madrid-Wadd. 46, (#7) Hermon-DeKalb 32
(#4) Edwards-Knox 65, #5) Harrisville 48
(#1) Chateaugay 73, (#9) Morristown 21
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2012
Class D Opening Round - Home of Higher Seed
(#4) Edwards-Knox 60, (#13) Clifton-Fine 28
(#5) Harrisville 56, (#12) Hammond 28
(#6) Lisbon 67, (#11) Parishville-Hopkinton 33
(#7) Hermon-DeKalb 56, (#10) Colton-Pierrept. 23
(#9) Morristown 50, (#8) St. Regis Falls 45
COUGARS' 3RD-QUARTER RUN SINKS HARRISVILLE 65-48

Edwards-Knox guard Ben Fuller (3) fights his way through
a Harrisville double team from Tanner Duggan and Tim
Fowler (4). The Cougars answered the Pirates' comeback
attempt with a 12-0 rally to open a 15-point margin in
the third quarter, proving to be the difference in a
65-48 win in the Class D quarterfinal. (Ryan White
photo)
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Edwards-Knox's Ryan Meilleur and Harrisville's Wayne
Best dive to the floor in a scramble for a loose ball.
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
(Ryan White photos)
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Edwards-Knox’s 12-0 run in the middle of the third
quarter blew open a close 29-26 game and catapulted the
Cougars past the Harrisville Pirates 65-48 in the
Section X Class D quarterfinals. Tanner Duggan forced a
pair of turnovers and connected on two quick baskets to
draw the Pirates within one possession, but Ben Fuller
and Tyler Tressider answered with back-to-back
three-pointers to trigger the unanswered 12-point
stretch. Meanwhile, the Pirates were shackled with foul
trouble in the second half and lost three starters to
disqualification during the crucial stretch run in which
they closed within nine points. Fuller racked up a
game-best 21 points for the Cougars, while forward Kaden
Dandrow also played a key role inside with 13 points and
five rebounds. Ryan Meilleur dropped in eight points.
Edwards-Knox moves on to face the top-seeded Chateaugay
Bulldogs in the Class D semifinals. For the Pirates,
Justin Hartle closed with 12 points, while Duggan, Joe
Butts and Tim Fowler all scored seven points.
Harrisville finished its season at 13-7.
TOP-SEED CHATEAUGAY RUNS PAST MORRISTOWN 73-21

Morristown's Dakota Marshall (11) attempts a one-handed
jumper in the paint while warding off an attempted block
from Chateaugay's Erik Fleury. Three other Bulldogs
position themselves for a rebound.
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Morristown's Brent Enslow (50) gets an inside swipe at
the ball, trying to prevent Chateaugay's Corey Richards
from mounting a fast break. Richard scored six
points.
(Ryan White photos)
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The top-seeded and defending Section X Class D
champion Chateaugay Bulldogs showed why they are still a
dominating force by immediately scrambling the
Morristown Green Rockets with nine first-quarter
turnovers and a 16-0 first quarter run, en route to a
72-21 victory in the Section X Class D quarterfinals. It
was perhaps unfortunate timing for the Rockets to face
the still-smarting Bulldogs, who were coming off their
lone defeat of the season in a hard-fought 46-44,
regular-season closer at Madrid-Waddington. hateaugay’s
Michael Boyer anchored the Bulldog offense with a quick
layup just seconds after the opening tip. Boyer scored
27 points and offered five assists in less than three
quarters of play. Erik Fleury also provided 10 points,
11 rebounds and four assists, with six-point games from
Devin Barnes, Corey Richards and Chad Stalter.
Chateaugay advances to the Class d semifinals to face
Edwards-Knox. The Rockets were led by Zach Kanaly’s six
points, while Dakota Marshall and Jacob Fox pitched in
four points. They close the season at 8-11 overall.
Harrisville Ends Hammond Season in 56-28 Playoff Win

Harrisville’s Josh Hughto (42) makes a one handed pass to
get rid of the ball around the Hammond double team.
Harrisville defense stifled Hammond from the field in
opening with a 22-1 first quarter run. Harrisville improved
the margin to 34-10 at the half, en route to a 56-28 victory
in the Section X Class D quarterfinals. (Tom Emburey
photo)
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Harrisville’s Zane Mono (22) fends off the looming
defense of Hammond’s Colton Tate (5) as he looks for an
avenue to the hoop. Ten of 12 Harrisville
players notched points. Wayne Best and Justin Hartle led the
Pirates with 10 points each. Tanner Duggan delivered eight
points. The fifth-seeded Pirates advance to face
fourth-seeded Edwards-Knox in the D’Arama quarterfinals.
Forward Darin Bresett dropped in 10 points, while Nolan
Martin scored six points to top the Hammond scoresheet. The
Red Devils finished the season at 3-16 overall.
#6 LISBON PREVAILS OVER #11 PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON 67-33

isbon’s Jimmy Robinson (44) drives baseline on
Parishville-Hopkinton’s John Conger (12). The
6th-seeded Lisbon Golden Knights took quick advantage of
Parishville-Hopkinton’s personnel shortage to open a
30-11 halftime lead. The 11th-rated Panthers saw their
season come to a quiet end with a 67-33 loss to the
Knights in the opening round of the Section X Class D
playoffs. (Eric Foote photo)
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Lisbon’s Kyle Binion (20) skies up over a couple
Parishville-Hopkinton defenders for an easy put back.
Binion piled up a game-best 31 points. Sophomore forward
Jimmy Robinson chipped in 15 points. Lisbon jumps into
the Class D quarterfinals to face third-seeded rival
Heuvelton. Parishville-Hopkinton was led by Trevor
Zellweger with 14 points. The Panthers finished the
season at 4-15 overall.
Edwards-Knox Knocks Out Clifton-Fine in "d" opener

Edwards-Knox Takumi Yamada
(35) shoots the 3-point shot before Clifton-Fine
defender Anthony Reed (20) can attempt to block the
shot. Ryan Meilleur added 10 points and 13
rebounds and Caleb Gillan chipped in nine points to lead
the Cougars to a 60-28 win over Clifton-Fine.
Edwards-Knox advances to face #5-seeded Harrisville at
the D’Arama quarterfinals at SUNY Canton. Pacing
Clifton-Fine was Steve Robinson who tallied nine points.
The Red Devils closed their campaign at 3-16 overall.
(Garrett Sharlow photo)
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HEUVELTON RALLIES AS LISBON FALTERS IN STRETCH RUN 41-38

Heuvelton’s Jacob St. Pierre (24) skies through the air
for a lay in over Lisbon’s Kyle Binion (20). Heuvelton
won 41-38 after trailing 20-18 at the half. Bulldogs
were led by Cody Holland’s 10 points and Jacob St.
Pierre’s 9 points while Lisbon was led by Kyle Binion’s
24 points. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery

Heuvelton’s Connor Pierce dives to the floor for the
loose ball after it’s knocked away by Lisbon’s David
Turri.
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The #3-seeded Heuvelton Bulldogs rallied from a
six-point deficit with under five minutes remaining to
oust the sixth-seeded Lisbon Golden Knights 41-38 in the
Section X Class D quarterfinals. Lisbon’s Kyle Binion
tallied 24 points and led the Knights to a slender 34-30
lead with under three minutes remaining. However, the
fates and the Heuvelton defense conspired against the
Knights down the stretch, as Lisbon went 1-for-9 at the
free-throw line. Meanwhile, Heuvelton’s Cody Holland (10
points) took advantage of the Knights’ struggles with
two inside buckets and a three-ball to draw the Bulldogs
back with a point, 38-37. Jake St. Pierre (9 points)
vaulted Heuvelton into the lead for just the second time
in the game when he connected on two free throws with
34.4 seconds remaining. Conor Pierce painted the final
brush strokes on the win with two foul shots with 0.7
seconds left. Derrick Johnson chipped in eight points.
Heuvelton advances to play Madrid-Waddington in the
"D" semifinals. Jimmy Robinson scored nine points
for Lisbon which fell to 12-8 overall to close the
season.
M-W JACKETS PULL AWAY FROM H-D DEMONS IN QUARTERFINAL

Madrid-Waddington’s Zach Marcellus (20) leans back to
avoid the block of Hermon-DeKalb’s Zack Cleveland. The
Yellow Jackets won 46-32, after leading 18-13 at the
half. M-W was led by Zach Marcellus' 21 points along
with eight points from Terry Crump. The H-D Demons were
led by Dylan Amo’s 16 points.
(Eric Foote photos)
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In his last high school game, Hermon-DeKalb’s Dylan Amo
knocks down a baseline jumper over two M-W defenders.
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
Madrid-Waddington broke away from Hermon-DeKalb with a
19-12 run in the fourth quarter to culminate a 46-32 win
in the Section X Class D quarterfinals. The Jackets held
H-D’s all-time leading scorer Dylan Amo to just seven
points in the first half, hounded primarily by Jackets’
forward Terry Crump (8 points). Most of Amo’s 16 points
were from the free-throw line where he connected nine of
10 times. Madrid-Waddington held the Green Demons just
at arm’s length for three quarters. While only scoring
four points, M-W guard Colin O’Bryan was the catalyst
with seven assists, two steals and 12 rebounds. However,
Zach Marcellus provided clutch shooting in the final
frame with 12 of his game-best 21 points, including a
pair of three pointers, in the final stanza. Alex Brock
added six points and five rebounds. Matt Kendall was
also good for five points. The Jackets advance to face
Heuvelton in the Class D semifinals. Hermon-DeKalb
closed the season at 12-8. The Demons also received six
points from Cullen Allen and Macaulay Snell, and as a
team went 13-for-15 from the charity stripe.
#9 Morristown Upsets
#8 St. Regis in Playoffs 50-45

Co-Subway Players of the Game Brandon Aldrich (21) gets
a bounce pass from teammate Bobby Simmons (4) on a fast
break play for a quick two points for the Rockets.
Simmons hit a three-pointer and a running floater in the
final 90 seconds to provide the Rockets with a 50-45
margin over St. Regis Falls in the playoff opener.
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Morristown’s Alex Colby (22) splits the double team with
a nice move in the paint and finishes the play with a
lay-up. The Rockets jumped to a 17-8 first quarter lead,
but only mustered three points in the second frame and
led 20-18 at the half. The Saints scored the first seven
points of the second half and opened a 25-20 advantage
before the Rockets regained their shooting touch.
Morristown JV call-up Zach Kanaly tied the game 43-43
with a bucket at 2:12 to go, then Bobby Simmons buried a
corner three-ball with 1:46 left and a running floater
with 0:27 remaining to propel the Rockets into the lead
for good at 48-45. The Saints’ Caleb Green had an open
look at a three-pointer with nine seconds remaining in
an attempt to tie, but the ball clanged off the iron.
The #9-seeded Rockets were the only first-round road
winners, beating St. Regis Falls 50-45. Simmons finished
with 13 points, while Brandon Aldrich chipped in 15
points. Morristown takes on top-seeded Chateaugay in the
Class D quarterfinals. St. Regis Falls closed out their
campaign at 8-11 overall. (Taylor Caswell photos)
H-D Demons Rein In Colton-Pierrepont in Playoff 56-23 Opener

HHermon-DeKalb’s Dylan Amo (10) gets tied up with
Colton-Pierrepont’s Gyle Dominy. Amo rained down 25
points, while Zach Cleveland pitched in 11 points and
Mackenzie Snell tossed in 10 more to guide the Green
Demons to a 56-23 victory in the Section X Class D
playoffs’ opening round at Hermon-DeKalb. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Alex Bonno (4) reaches back to
attempt the lay in while being defended by
Hermon-DeKalb’s Steven Gilbert (15). Hermon-DeKalb
defense frustrated the Colts who struggled to score from
the outset. The Green Demons led 33-12 at intermission,
then held the Colts scoreless in a 12-0 third quarter.
Dylan Amo rained down 25 points, while Zach Cleveland
pitched in 11 points and Mackenzie Snell tossed in 10
more to guide the Green Demons to a 56-23 victory in the
Section X Class D playoffs’ opening round.
Seventh-seeded Hermon-DeKalb will battle with #2-seeded
Madrid-Waddington in the Section X Class D
quarterfinals. Alex Bonno closed out this senior
campaign with a team-best 17 of the Colts’ 23 points.
Colton-Pierrepont finished its season at 5-15 overall.
MORE EDWARDS-KNOX VS. CLIFTON-FINE PLAYOFF

Clifton-Fine’s Steve Robinson (11)
attempts to dribble past Edwards-Knox Ryan Meilleur
(32), but has the ball knocked away. The Edwards-Knox
Cougars advanced to the Section X Class D quarterfinals
by eliminating #13-seeded Clifton-Fine 60-28 in the
Class D playoff opener. Kaden Dandrow dropped in 12
points. (Garrett Sharlow photo)
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Section X Class A Playoffs
NCSN Boys Class A Scoreboard
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2012
Class A Championship - SUNY Potsdam
(#2) Malone 78, (#1) Massena 59
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
Malone's Mitch Gallagher notched 16 points in both halves
and added seven blocks to lead the Huskies to a 78-59 win
over the Massena Red Raiders in the Section X Class A
Championship. Gallagher was virtually unstoppable and
the Raiders had no answer. The Huskies put the Raiders
back on their heals in the first quarter, pulling away to a
20-11 lead. They stretched the margin with a 17-12 run
in the second quarter for a 14 point lead at intermission.
The Raiders cut into the lead twice, getting back within
eight points twice, but the Huskies always answered.
Connor Dailey (6 points) buried a three-ball at key
junctures of the game in each half to deaden Massena's
comeback attempts. Harvey Smith and Jon Dunlavey had strong
inside games, collecting 14 points and 11 points
respectively. Bruce Monette added 10 points and Nate
Monette four points from the shooting guard slots.
Massena rallied from 16 down to within eight points early in
the fourth quarter before the final comeback collapsed when
key shots began to fall out. Meanwhile, the Huskies
missed only two free throws in the final 11 attempts to put
the game away. For Massena, Troy Myers finished his
senior season with a team-best 16 points. George Sloan
and Zach Hopps closed out with nine points each.
Massena wrapped up its 2011-12 campaign at 14-5.
Gallagher Nets 32: Malone Claims Class A Title

Malone’s Mitchell Gallagher (32) powers up for a lay up
through Massena’s Josh Miller (23) and Troy Myers (21).
Gallagher was on fire for 32 points, while Harvey Smith
chipped in 14 points,leading the Huskies to a solid
78-59 win over the Massena Red Raiders for the Section X
Class A Championship. (Eric Foote photo)
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Malone’s Jon Dunlavey grabs a rebound and pulls away
from Massena’s Troy Myers during the Class A
Championship.
Section X Class B Playoffs
NCSN Boys Class B Scoreboard
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2012
Class B Semifinals - Home of Higher Seed
(#1) Potsdam 71, (#4) Gouverneur 38
(#2) Ogdensburg 77, (#3) Canton 43
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2012
Class B Playoff Round - Home of Higher Seed
(#4) Gouverneur 55, (#5) Salmon River 38
Gouverneur Surges in 2nd Half To Beat Salmon River

Gouverneur’s Nathan Guesford (4) struggles to pass the
ball as Salmon River’s Kason Tarbell (24) and Phil
Barbour (32) reach in to get a piece of it. Salmon
River put forth its best opening half of the season,
trailing Gouverneur 19-18 at intermission. But the
#4-seeded Wildcats outscored the fifth-seeded Shamrocks
22-12 in the third quarter to take command, en route to
a 55-38 Gouverneur victory in the play-in game in the
Section X Class B playoffs. (Tom Emburey photo)
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Gouverneur’s Michael Lucidi (3) attempts to hold onto the
ball as he is swarmed by Salmon River guards. Mark
Horne paced Gouverneur with a game-best 16 points. Matt
Ashley dumped in 14 points, including 10 points in the
pivotal third quarter. Lucas Bulsiewicz and Michael Lucidi
chipped in six points each. Gouverneur’s next stop:
top-seeded Potsdam in the Class B semifinals. For the
Shamrocks (0-19 overall), Ky Barbell scored 11 points, while
Kiio Jacobs added eight points.
chambers, adams lead 71-38 potsdam win over wildcats

Potsdam’s Mike Chambers (22) tightly defends along the
baseline as a Gouverneur attacker drives hard to the
hoop. Chambers splashed 23 points to lead the
Sandstoners who took command of the game early. The
Sandstoners defeated Gouverneur 71-38 in the semifinals
to claim a berth in the Section X Class B Championship.
Potsdam will again face the Ogdensburg Blue Devils, the
only Section X team to beat them this season.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
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Potsdam’s Josh Adams (41) executes a low-post move for
the lay-up while Gouverneur’s Trent Turner (30) defends
him. Adams piled up 17 points and 21 rebounds, while
Owen Mitchell dealt 14 points. Mark Horne scored 18
points for Gouverneur who closed their season at 3-16
overall.
O.F.A. RACES OUT EARLY TO BEAT CANTON IN "B" SEMIFINAL

Ogdensburg’s Breton LaRose (12) reads the defense,
drives to the paint, pulls up and hits a jump shot under
pressure from the Canton defense. LaRose rained down
four treys on a 20-point performance and Matt Piercey
hit five three-balls in netting 15 points, leading the
Blue Devils to a 77-43 win over the Bears.
(Taylor Caswell photo)
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Gallery

Canton’s Pat McGaw (42) is confronted in the paint with
a triple team from the Blue Devils. McGaw led the Bears’
offensive attack with 15 points. Kinnon LaRose meshed 20
points to add to the Blue Devil attack. O.F.A. jumped to
a quick 24-9 lead en route to a 77-43 win and ending the
Bears’ season at 7-12 overall. Ogdensburg advances to
the Section X Class B final against rival Potsdam.
Section X Class C Playoffs
NCSN Boys Class B Scoreboard
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2012
Class C Semifinal - Home of Higher Seed
(#1) St. Lawrence Central 45, (#4) Tupper Lake 37
(#2) Brushton-Moira 70, (#3) Norwood-Norfolk 58
MILLS, TUDOR LEAD PANTHERS PAST FLYERS IN "C" SEMIFINAL

Brushton-Moira’s Devin Benko (20) blocks a shot by
Norwood-Norfolk’s Dan Devine (15). Devan Mills struck
for 22 points and Zach Tudor connected for 18 more, leading
the Brushton-Moira Panthers to a 70-58 win over
Norwood-Norfolk in the Section X Class C semifinals.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
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Brushton-Moira’s Adam Martin (3) jumps over the
Norwood-Norfolk defenders and is able to lay the ball into
the hoop. Brushton-Moira's 70-55 win over the Flyers
sets the stage for a showdown with St. Lawrence Central for
the Class C Championship. Barrett Thomas led the
Flyers with 15 points. Norwood-Norfolk’s varsity campaign
ends at 6-13 overall.
LARRIES OVERCOME SLOW START TO BEAT TUPPER 45-37

St. Lawrence Central’s Josh White (3) drives to the hoop
while closely defended by Tupper Lake’s Tim Larkin (44)
and Mitch Kenniston (33). The top-seeded Larries
overcame a slow start in turning back the Lumberjacks
45-37 in the Class C semifinals. Donovan Patraw poured
in 18 points to lead the Larries.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
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Tupper Lake’s Garret Planty (32) dives across the floor
to steal the ball from St. Lawrence Central’s Donovan
Patraw (23). Nathan Cole chipped in 12 points in leading
the Larries into the Class C finale against
Brushton-Moira. Jordan Garrow topped the Tupper Lake
scoresheet with 11 points, while Tim Larkin contributed
10 points. Tupper Lake finished at 7-12 overall.
