Malone's Jake Riley (20) makes this catch. Riley would score all three touchdowns, including two punt returns, in guiding Malone to a 20-14 comeback victory and the Class B championship, the Huskies first title since 2015.
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Malone's Jake Riley (20) makes this catch. Riley would score all three touchdowns, including two punt returns, in guiding Malone to a 20-14 comeback victory and the Class B championship, the Huskies first title since 2015.


Section X Class B Championship - at Higher Seed
(#1) Malone 20, (#2)
Massena 14
Section X Class
C Championship
- at Higher Seed
(#1) Gouverneur
22, (#3) Ogdensburg 16
Section X Class
D Championship
Tupper Lake automatic champion - no contest

In the Section X Class B championship, the Raiders
got the first break when Ryan Payne's pass was picked
off by Hunter Smith. The Raiders would cash in when
Jakob Page dove in from the four-yard line.
Massena up 7-0. On the handoff, Massena's Jordan
Green sprints 55 yards to the House, upping the Raider
lead to 14-0 at the half. But the second half was all
Huskies. Payne passed to Carter West for a 35-yard gain.
Jake Riley makes this catch (20). Riley would
score all three touchdowns, including two punt returns,
in guiding Malone to a 20-14 comeback victory and the
Class B championship, the Huskies first title since
2015. (Kyton Deon photo)

In the Section X Class C championship, on the opening drive, Hayden Stowell finishes off a 13-play drive with a 4-yard touchdown run. Gouverneur leads 8-0. With two minutes left in the half, UFA's William LaFlair took the handoff and dove four yards to the house. Game tied at 8-8. The Wildcats immediately answer. After Warren Desormeaux's 50-yard run, Stowell finishes the drive with a one-yard keeper. Wildcats lead 15-8 at the half. On opening kick to start the second half, Urijah Austin pprints back 79 yards to pay dirt. Power to Grady Pharaoh for the two-point conversion, gives the Blue Devils a 16-15 lead. Late in the third quarter, Stowell with a fake handoff runs in from the 4 yard line. That would be the final touchdown as Gouverneur defeated Ogdensburg 22-16 for the Class C title, the Wildcats' fifth in a row. (Bob LaRue photo)
Section X Class B Semifinals
- at Higher Seed
(#2) Massena 34, (#3) Canton 20
(#1) Malone 28, (#4) St. Lawrence Central 0
Section X Class C Semifinals
- at Higher Seed
(#3) Ogdensburg 22, (#2) Potsdam 6
In
the Section X Class B semifinal, Jordan Green busts up
the middle on a two-yard run. Massena leads 7-0.
Then it's Jakob Page up the middle on a 4-yard dash.
13-0 Raiders. Canton gets on the board when Ben
Kenna sneaks up the middle, trimming the Massena lead to
13-8. Canton threatens to take the lead, but is
flagged for an illegal tush push. Massena QB Joey LaVare
fires a 19-yard touchdown pass to Brody Woodall.
Page adds a one-yard touchdown run. Raiders lead 27-8.
Kenna then wires a 60-yard TD pass to Thomas O'Brien.
The Raiders' Luke Bogart rumbles and scores from 14
yards out. Massena goes on to defeat Canton 34-20.
(Bob LaRue photo)
In
the Section X Class C semifinal, on Ogdensburg's opening
drive, Trent Power fires a 22-yard touchdown pass to
William LaFlair. Blue Devils go ahead 8-0.
OFA adds to the lead when Gabe Ortega runs end around on
a 5-yard run. 16-0 Devils. Potsdam gets on
the scoreboard when Ryan Niles busts up the middle for a
touchdown, cutting the Ogdensburg lead to 16-6. La
Flair would add a touchdown on a 10-yard run late in the
game. OFA defeated Potsdam 22-6. (Kyton Deon
photo)
MALONE 28, ST. LAWRENCE
CENTRAL 0
Ryan Payne's opening touchdown run gave Malone a 6 0
lead. Carter West added the two-point conversion. Jake
Riley's touchdown run upped the Malone lead to 14-0.
Payne's second trip to the end zone increased the lead
to 20-0. Both conversions were no good. Riley
broke free on a 60-yard touchdown run, along with the
two-point add-on to close out the scoring in the second
half, as Malone defeated St.. Lawrence Central 28-0 and
will advance to face Massena in the Class B
championship. The loss closed the Larries' 2026
season at 0-9 overall, extending their New York State
high school record for consecutive losses to 54 games.