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Canton Ties O.F.A.; Vikes Win A.Bay
Trnt. |
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Games of Week #5:
December 26-31, 2005 |
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CANTON & OGDENSBURG BATTLE
TO THRILLING 1-1 OVERTIME TIE |
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Ogdensburg's Billy Morley
(9) settles the puck between his
skates before ripping a shot
toward Canton goalie Joe
Spadaccini in second period
action. (Photos by Bob LaRue)
Ogdensburg's Mile Morrow (25)
give chase to Canton's Rob
Liggio (11) for control of the
puck along the boards.
Canton's Luke Seymour (19)
backhanded the rebound low, off
an initial shot through traffic
from Kyle Flanagan (18), to give Canton a 1-0 lead at 13:01 of the second
period. The Blue Devils responded at 3:17
of the third period when Mike Morrow raced in on
the right side and fed Jake Morley in the slot for
the wrister past Canton goalie Joe Spadaccini to
tie the game 1-1. The Bears, playing their third
game in four days, dominated the
shots 8-0 in the overtime
period, but could not dent the
twines behind O.F.A.'s Chris
Pisani who made 35 total saves
for the game. Joe
Spadaccini collected 25 saves
for Canton. The tie gave
both teams a point in the
Division I standings.
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MALONE FINISHES FIRST, INDIAN RIVER 2ND IN
HUSKIES TOURNAMENT |
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Malone's John BeBee (25)
wins the faceoff in Tupper Lake
territory. The Huskies
also won the contest 5-0 in a
points system to capture first
place in their home tourney that
was shortened due to icy
conditions. (Photo by Kyle
Coryea)
MALONE SNAGS FIRST, INDIAN
RIVER 2ND
by Kyle Coryea, North Country
SportsNet
Malone got on the board early
and often, on their way to a 5-0
shutout of Tupper Lake in the
Malone Holiday Hockey
Tournament. Josh Johnson got the
Huskies on the board when he
went top shelf on the power play
at 5:20 of the first period for
his fifth goal of the season,
assisted by John Bebee, which
proved to be the eventual game
winner. The score stayed 1-0
till 13:51 of the second period
when Jarrid Fleury scored his
13th of the season, assisted by
Johnson and Ryan Brown. The
Huskies struck again, just over
a minute later on Alex Dumont’s
goal, his 2nd of the season,
assisted by Kyle Hamilton. Then
at 7:56 of the 3rd period, the
Huskies rapped in two quick
goals, just ten seconds apart,
as Matt Skelly netted his third
of the season from Fleury.
Dumont notched his second of the
game, assisted by Skelly and
Hamilton. Chad LeClerc made 15
stops.
Indian River's Dan Don (12)
scoring one of his two goals on
the afternoon at the Huskies
Tournament in Malone.
Indian River beat Beekmantown
4-1 to finish in second place.
Indian River captured second
place at the Huskies Tournament
with a 4-1 win over Section
VII's Beekmantown Eagles. The
Warriors took the early 1-0 lead
at 6:17 of the first period when
Dan Don scored on a set up from
Mitch Hayes. Just 50
seconds later, Indian River took
a 2-0 lead on Eric Hart’s goal,
which ended up being the game
winner, on assists from Don and
Brandon Lanthrip. To end the
first period, Don blasted his
second goal from between the
circles in front of the net at
9:09, assisted by Scott Klepacz.
Indian River completed their
scoring at 9:10 of the second
period when Klepacz connected on
a Rob Horton pass. Beekmantown
countered just a minute into the
third period on Jordan Clausey's
goal. Joe Fulton, in net
for the Warriors, stopped 19 of
20 shots.
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SEYMOUR'S FLUKE GOAL WITH 0:02 LEFT GIVES
CANTON TO TRNT. TITLE |
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Canton's
Darren Camp (32) and Pat Corbine
(14) on the fly from their own
zone. (NCSN file photo
by Bob LaRue)
CANTON WINS ITHACA TITLE ON 2
LATE GOALS
by Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
It was a stunning finish with a
pair of late Christmas presents
for the Canton Golden Bears:
Luke Seymour scored two goals in
the last 38.1 seconds of the
game -- including the game
winner with just two ticks on
the clock in a shocking comeback
over McQuaid of Rochester in the
title game of the 2005 Ithaca
Christmas Tournament on
Wednesday. The Bears were
smoked for three unanswered
first-period goals, but
netminder Joe Spaddaccini all
but closed the door on McQuaid,
stopping nine of the ten shots
he faced in the final two
periods. Shane Laurie and Ross
Logan keyed the the setup on
Seymour's first goal that tied
the game with just 38.1 seconds
to play, tying the game at 4-4.
Then with overtime looming,
Seymour tipped a loose puck off
the back of McQuaid goalie
Connor Knapp for the
electrifying game and tournament
winner with 0:02 on the clock.
Seymour finished with two
crucial goals and one assist.
Zach Lawrence and Kyle Flanagan
also scored.
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2005-2006 Boys Hockey Standings
to 12/31/05 |
Division I
Ogdensburg
Massena
Potsdam
Canton
Division II
East
Salmon River
Malone
St. Lawrence Ctl.
Norwood-Norfolk
Division II West
Thousand Islands
Alexandria Bay
Indian River
Tupper Lake |
W-L-T Pts vs Div I vs
Div II Overall
4-2-1
9 0-1-1
4-1-0
4-4-1
4-1-0 8 1-1-0
3-0-0
6-2-1
3-2-0
6 1-0-0
2-2-0
3-5-1
2-0-1
5 0-0-1
2-0-0
6-1-3
W-L-T Pts vs Div I
vs Div II Overall
5-0-0 10 0-0-0
5-0-0
5-0-0
4-1-0
8 1-0-0
3-1-0
7-1-0
3-3-0
6 1-1-0
2-2-0
4-5-0
2-2-0
4 1-1-0
1-1-0
4-4-0
W-L-T Pts vs Div I vs
Div II Overall
1-4-0
2 0-3-0
1-1-0
3-4-0
1-5-0
2 0-4-0
1-1-0
4-7-0
0-4-0
0 0-1-0
0-3-0
2-4-0
0-5-0
0 0-1-0
0-4-0
1-7-0 |
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2005-'06 Section X
Boys Hockey Scoreboard |
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2005
Canton 1, Ogdensburg 1 (OT/Tie)
Alexandria Bay Tournament
Alexandria Bay 3, Norwood-Norfolk 1 (Alex. Bay
wins 2nd)
Thousand Islands 5, Plattsburgh 2 (T.I. wins
tourney on pts)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2005
Malone Tournament
Malone 5, Tupper Lake 0 (second round)
Indian River 4, Beekmantown 1 (I.R. wins tourney
on points)
Alexandria Bay Tournament
Thousand Islands 5, Norwood-Norfolk 2
(semifinal)
Alexandria Bay 4, Plattsburgh 1 (semifinal)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005
Malone Tournament
Indian River 6, Tupper Lake 5 (opening
round)
Malone vs. Ontario Bay, canceled weather
Ithaca Tournament
Canton 5, McQuaid 4 (championship)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2005
Massena 5, Thousand Islands 1
Norwood-Norfolk 5, Potsdam 3
Ithaca Tournament
Canton 7, Penfield 0 (semifinal)
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MAILHOT TALLIES 2 GOALS & ASSIST
AS MASSENA SINKS T.I. VIKINGS 5-1 |
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The puck is seen tucked at the
side of the net, as Vikings
goalie Jon Hall tries to cover
the short side against a Massena
player.
Vikings
forward Justin Wiley (7) races
across the blue line with two
Massena defenders, Zeppy O'Geen
(12) and Jarred Lanning (21), in
hot pursuit. The Red Raiders
blitzed for two quick goals,
just 46 seconds apart midway
through the first period, then
tacked on another goals in the
second period and two more in
the third to pull away from
Thousand Islands. O'Geen
contributed a first-period
assist on what proved to be the
game winner on the second goal,
in the Raiders 5-1 win.
Mike Mailhot had a goal and two
assists to pace the Raiders,
while Travis Angus scored the
lone goal for Thousand Islands.
Leroy Swamp made 21 saves for
Massena, while Jon Hall turned
aside 35 shots for the Vikings.
(Bob LaRue photos)
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NORWOOD-NORFOLK WINS PENALTY- RIDDEN GAME
OVER POTSDAM 5-3 |
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Norwood-Norfolk defenders
move the puck out from behind
their goaltender Mike Burnett
during league action Tuesday
night. In the
penalty-filled contest, eight
players were ejected following a
fight late in the second-period.
(Bob LaRue photos)
The Flyers defense hung tight to
Potsdam for much of the game.
Norwood-Norfolk scored two quick
goals in the first five minutes
of the game that set the tone,
then tacked on two more markers
in the second, before battling
to a 5-3 win. Willie Chmurovic
paced the Flyers with two goals and two assists.
Tim Osoway got the Flyers on the
board just 0:42 into the
contest, left alone on the
power-play goal.
Nick Miller scored two goals for Potsdam.
N-N's Mike Burnett made 22 stops
in net, while Potsdam's John
Jones handled 22 shots.
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Games of Week #4:
December 19-24, 2005 |
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O.F.A. JUMPS INTO
FIRST PLACE IN DIVISION I, BY BEATING GHOSTS 3-0 |
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Alexandria Bay’s Jason Heath
(5) tries to bang home rebound
past Ogdensburg goalie Chris
Pisani. Pisani stopped 18
shots in picking up the 3-0
shutout. Tyler Lemieux
scored two goals and Tyler
RIchards contributed two assists
as the Blue Devils blanked the
Purple Ghosts 3-0. (Photos
by Eric Foote)
Ogdensburg’s Jake Morley
(14) races down the boards with
Alexandria Bay’s Trevor Garlock
(18). Morley scored O.F.A.'s
first goal at 7:33 of the first
period. The Blue Devils
notched one goal in each period
for the 3-0 win which moved
O.F.A.
(4-2) into first place with 8
points in the standings.
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RAIDERS' LIGHTNING START SINKS ST.
LAWRENCE CENTRAL 4-0 |
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Massena’s Matt Supernault
gets hauled down from behind by
St. Lawrence Central's Erik
McLaughlin, while the puck is
poke- checked away by Larries
goaltender Matt Crowley.
Massena’s Matt Hatch (10)
battles with St. Lawrence
Central’s Eli Gilbert for the
loose puck. The Raiders' Adam
Smith ripped an unassisted
marker just eight ticks after
the opening faceoff. Matt
Hatch tacked on the second goal
just two minutes later on a set
up from Eddie Slade and Sean
Petry. The Raiders pikced
up a pair of insurance markers
from Pat Horan and Matej
Patoprsty to open a 4-0 lead.
Raiders' goalie Leroy Swamp
turned aside all 18 shots for
the shutout. (Photos by
Eric Foote)
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O.F.A. SHARPSHOOTERS
RUN WILD
IN ROLLING OVER TUPPER LAKE |
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Tupper Lake's Kyle Varden
(30) and Ogdensburg's Trevor
Dodd (10) battle for the faceoff
in front of goalie Ryan Bleau.
Ogdensburg's Tyler Lemieux
(5) is knocked to the ice and
the puck is steered away by a
Tupper Lake defender in front of
Lumberjack goalie Tom Barten
late in the third period.
O.F.A. scored three goals in the
first period, four more in the
second and tacked on six goals
in the third period in
overwhelming Tupper Lake 13-1.
The Blue Devils' Jake Morley and
Nate Ashley each registered hat
tricks in the win. Adam
Morley contributed two goals and
an assist. Scott Bell
netted the lone goal that
spoiled O.F.A.'s shutout bid.
Netminders Chris Pisani and Ryan
Bleau combined for 18 saves.
(Bob LaRue photos)
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SECOND-PERIOD FLURRY
LEADS SHAMROCKS TO 4-2 WIN VS. MALONE |
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In the game of the unbeatens,
Malone's Matt Skelly (14) works
over Salmon River's Chris Lewis
(7) in a battle in front of
Malone goaltender Chad LeClerc.
Despite a terrific 45-save
performance by the Huskies'
keeper, Salmon River won 4-2.
Huckes congratulate team
captain Jarrid Fleury, after
Malone drew the first goal at
7:24 of the first period.
(Inset) Goaltender Chad LaClerc
fields the line-drive shot.
(Photos by Bob LaRue)
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2005-'06 Section X
Boys Hockey Scoreboard |
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2005
Massena 5, Thousand Islands 1
Norwood-Norfolk 5, Potsdam 3
Ithaca Tournament
Canton 7, Penfield 0 (semifinal)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2005
Ogdensburg 3, Alexandria Bay 0
Thousand Islands 10, Tupper Lake 2
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2005
Massena 4, St. Lawrence Central 0
Potsdam 7, Alexandria Bay 1
Canton 6, Thousand Islands 1
Ogdensburg 13, Tupper Lake 1
Norwood-Norfolk at Indian River, ppd. weather
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2005
Salmon River 4, Malone 2
MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2005
St. Lawrence Central Christmas Tournament
Alexandria Bay 3, Saranac Central 2
(consolation)
Norwood-Norfolk 6, St. Lawrence Central 2
(championship)
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BOGART HAT TRICK
LEADS GHOSTS PAST SARANAC IN CONSOLATION |
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Alexandria Bay’s Bobby
Fountain (1) just gets a piece
of the Saranac Central shot to
deflect it wide. (Eric
Foote photos)
Alexandria Bay’s Brandon Hollis
(10) looks to catch a Saranac
Central player during third
period action. Alex Bay's
Skylar Bogart scored the
tie-breaking goal in the third
period, capping a hat trick
performance, in the Purple
Ghosts' 3-2 win in the
consolation game of the St.
Lawrence Central Tournament.
With the win, Alex Bay improved
to 2-5 overall.
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FISHER & CHMUROVIC
LEAD FLYERS TO CHAMPIONSHIP OF LARRIES TRNT. |
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With St. Lawrence Central's
Taylor McGraw (9) threatening
for the rebound,
Norwood-Norfolk’s Alex Boak (14)
clears the puck away from
theside of the net. McGraw
and Boak each had a goal for
their respective teams in the
title game of the
St. Lawrence Central Tournament
on Monday. (Foote photos)
St. Lawrence Central’s Justin
Caringi (4) looks to intercept
the Norwood-Norfolk breakout
pass. The Flyers' Willie
Chmurovic and Jordan Fisher each
pocketed a pair of goals, while
Alex Boak and Blake Barkley each
netted single markers in the
FLyers' 6-2 win in the
championship of the Larries
Tournament. McGraw and Ben
McAllister scored the Larries
goals. N-N's Mike Burnett
turned aside 22 shots in the
win.
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SHAMROCKS EDGE MALONE IN
THRILLER
by Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
The crowd at Salmon River
Central for the game of two
unbeatens -- the Shamrocks and
Franklin Academy Huskies -- were
treated to a fast-paced thriller
that went down to the final
seconds on Tuesday. The
Huskies notched the first goal
and led 1-0 after the first
period after captain Jarrid
Fleury wristed a low shot past
Salmon River netminder Justin
Delormier. But the
Shamrocks struck with lightning
speed in the second period,
rapping three markers that
provided the margin of victory.
Shamrocks' captain Dwight Bero
persisted on the power play,
netting the tying goal at 4:54.
Less than four minutes later,
Jarrett Jacobs blasted a
slapshot through a crowd.
Less than three minutes later,
Aundray David delivered a
perfect centering pass that
Corey Thomas converted to make
it 3-1. Malone's Ryan
Brown gave the Huskies a lift
with a point-blank shot with
0:42 remaining in the second
period to make it 3-2.
Salmon River's final goal came
into an empty net with 0:07
remaining in the game.
Malone goalie Chad LeClerc was
spectacular against a barrage in
net, steering away 45 of 48
shots he faced. Delormier
stopped 18 shots for the
Shamrocks.
Malone's Josh Johnson (17) wraps
a stick around the arm of Salmon
River's Shane Avery to prevent a
possible deflection on the
screen in front of the Huskies'
net.
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Games of Week #3:
December 12-18, 2005 |
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POTSDAM RATTLES
VIKINGS' CAGE FOR 3 QUICK GOALS IN 5-3 VICTORY |
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Potsdam’s Chris Taylor rips a
shot past through the Thousand
Islands defense and on net.
Taylor assisted on Potsdam's
second goal by Ryan Burcume in
the 1st period. (Foote photos)
A Potsdam player settles the
puck and races past the Vikings'
defenseman Mark Schmitt (5).
Nick Miller netted a goal and
two assists, while Corey
Webster, Ryan Bercume, Michael
Hayes and Jordan Lapoint each
added goals in a balanced
Potsdam scoring attack as the
Sandstoners back Thousand
Islands 5-3 on Saturday.
Justin Wiley tipped a hat trick
for the Vikings.
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McALLISTER & McGRAW
LEAD LARRIES IN 6-1 UPSET VS. POTSDAM |
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St. Lawrence Central's Ben
McAllister (17) raises the stick
after "lighting the lamp" for
his second goal of the game as
the Larries lit up Potsdam with
a 6-1 upset on Wednesday.
McAllister and Taylor McGraw
each hit the mesh twice.
Kyle Phelix provided four
assists and goalie Matt Crowley
sparkled with 34 saves in net in
the Larries' victory. (LaRue
photos)
A Potsdam attacker threads a
shot through Larries defender
Seth Clothier (7), before being
ridden out of the play by Erik
McLaughlin (5). Potsdam's
lone goal came late in the first
period when Cody Willart scored
on the power play.
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2005-'06 Section X
Boys Hockey Scoreboard |
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2005
Bellows Free Academy Tournament
Canton 1, BFA-St. Albans 1 (OT/Tie/Consolation)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2005
Ogdensburg 4, Indian River 2
Potsdam 5, Thousand Islands 3
Malone 9, Beekmantown 2 (non league)
Tritown Boys Tournament at St. Lawrence Central
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Saranac Central 1 (semifinal)
St. Lawrence Central 2, Alexandria Bay 1
(semifinal)
Bellows Free Academy Boys Tournament
St. John's Prep 3, Canton 1 (semifinal)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2005
Malone 10, Plattsburgh 0 (non league)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2005
Massena 8, Ogdensburg 2
St. Lawrence Central 6, Potsdam 1
Canton 7, Alexandria Bay 0
Salmon River 9, Norwood-Norfolk 1
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2005
St. Lawrence Central 5, Tupper Lake 1
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LAWRENCE HAT TRICK
& HAMMOND SHUTOUT LEAD CANTON PAST A.BAY |
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Canton's Zach Lawrence
(16) completes his hat trick on
this backhanded shot in the 2nd
period that caught defenseman
Austin Wagoner and goaltender
Bobby Fountain leaning the wrong
way. Canton won the
contest 7-0 in the Bears'
opening game of the regular
season. (Photos by Bob
LaRue)
Canton's Andrew Varney (8) feeds
the puck along the boards past
Alex Bay's Bryan Balk (21).
In the background, Canton goalie
Ben Hammond who made 13 saves to
log the shutout. In
addition to Lawrence's hat
trick, Sam Bradman, Garrett
Sharp, Kyle Flanagan and Darren
Camp each contributed single
markers. Fountain was
peppered with 37 shots in net
for the Alexandria Bay Purple
Ghosts.
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HATCH NETS TWO
GOALS & THREE ASSISTS AS RAIDERS ROMP |
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Massena’s Jarred Bradish (16)
tipped a shot toward the corner
of the net that is kicked out
(behind the net) by Ogdensburg
goaltender Pisani (32).
The Raiders netted a pair of
goals in both the second and
third periods in overwhelming
Ogdensburg 8-2. Zeppy O'Geen and Jarred Lanning
each scored for Massena.
Leroy Swamp turned away 27 of 29
Devils' shots. Mike
Bateman and Jake Morley scored
the goals for the Ogdensburg
Blue Devils. (Photos by Eric
Foote)
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With the puck in the net, Massena celebrates a goal during a four-goal
barrage in the first period. Matt Hatch spear-headed the
Raiders' attack with two goals
and an assist. Sean Petry
sticked in two goals and
added two assists.
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Games of Week #2:
December 5-10, 2005 |
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POTSDAM FALLS TO
CANICIUS 5-3, CANTON TIES SETON 1-1 IN TRNT. |
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Potsdam’s Pat McGrath (6)
receives the break-out pass on
the fly from a teammate in
opening round action of the
Canton pre-holiday tournament on
Friday against Canicius.
(Foote photos)
Potsdam’s Chris Taylor (22) is
jarred off the puck by the hot
from Steve McLachlan (3) of
Canisius. Canicius built a
3-0 second-period lead, which
Potsdam could not overcome.
Chad Hazen had a goal and an
assist, while Isaiah Patterson
and Jordan LaPoint each found
the twine, accounting for
Potsdam's three goals in a 5-3
loss. In the other
opening-round matchup, Canton
tied Seton Catholic of
Plattsburgh 1-1.
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POTSDAM UPSETS
MASSENA WITH LATE GOAL & OVERTIME VICTORY |
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Potsdam goaltender Richard
Bradshaw makes the save on a
point-blank shot from Massena's
Ed Slade (24). (LaRue photos)
Massena's Sean Petry gains a
head of steam as he crosses the
red line against Potsdam's Cory
Burcume (44) and Nick Miller
(10). Miller scored from
Cody Wilmart at 2:19 in overtime
to lift the Sandstoners from the
jaws of defeat to a victory.
Wilmart scored the tying goal to
make it 2-2 with just 0:05
remaining regulation.
Potsdam goalie Richard Bradshaw
snagged 36 saves in keeping the
Sandstoners in the game.
Massena's Leroy Swamp stopped
25. Mike Hayes scored
Potsdam's first goal to tie the
score 1-1 in the second period.
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SHAMROCKS SHUTDOWN
LARRIES |
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Salmon River's Corey Oakes
banged the puck past the diving
St. Lawrence Central goaltender,
Matt Crowley for the first goal
of the game, 8:19 into the first
period. (Photos by Bob
LaRue)
Salmon River's Devon George and
a unidentified St. Lawrence
Central player chase down the
pass skittering behind the
Larries' net. George
assisted on the games first
goal, making it 1-0 at the end
of the first 15 minutes of play.
Perhaps the Larries best chance
to score: The shot from the left
side is tipped away by Salmon
River goalie Justin Delormier.
Delormier collected19 saves in
posting the shutout. Wallace
Thompson had a goal and an
assist for the 'Rocks Corey
Thomas raced onto the Larries
net and scored unassisted just
25 seconds into the second
period; and Thompson found mesh
on a takeaway just 91 seconds
later to provide Salmon River
with a comfortable lead. Max
Shea tipped a Thompson shot at
9:51 of the second period to
round out the scoring.
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2005-'06 Section X
Boys Hockey Scoreboard |
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2005
Massena 8, Ogdensburg 2
St. Lawrence Central 6, Potsdam 1
Canton 7, Alexandria Bay 0
Salmon River 9, Norwood-Norfolk 1
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2005
St. Lawrence Central 5, Tupper Lake 1
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2005
St. Lawrence Central 5, Indian River 3
Malone 4, Thousand Islands 1
Immaculate Heart 6, Alexandria Bay 3 (non
league)
Massena Red Raiders Tournament
Ithaca 3, Ogdensburg 2 (consolation)
Massena 7, West Genesee 0 (championship)
Canton Tournament
Seton Catholic 3, Potsdam 2 (consolation)
Canton 2, Canicius 0 (championship)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2005
Salmon River 18, Tupper Lake 1
Malone 10, Indian River 3
Alexandria Bay at Bethlehem (non
league/canceled)
Canton Tournament
Canton 1, Seton Catholic 1 (OT/Tie/opening
round)
Canisius 5, Potsdam 3 (opening round)
Massena Tournament
Massena 2, Ithaca 1 (opening round)
West Genesee 2, Ogdensburg 1 (opening round)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2005
Salmon River 4, St. Lawrence Central 0
Potsdam 3, Massena 2 (OT)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2005
Malone 1, Ogdensburg 0
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Alexandria Bay 0
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MASSENA CLAIMS HOME
TOURNEY IN 7-0 ROMP; O.F.A. FALLS TO ITHACA |
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All alone at the side of the
net, Massena's Matt Hatch (10)
tucks the puck under West
Genesee goaltender Peter
Lucchesi in a four-goal second
period for the Raiders. The
Raiders also beat Ithaca 2-1 in
the opening round of the
tournament to claim the title.
(Photos by Bob LaRue)
Massena's Mark Darling gets the
lead pass from linemate Jarred
Lanning (right) for a fast break
against Ithaca.
Ogdensburg's Jake Morley (14)
gets the puck back out to the
blue line for a shot.
Morley assisted on both goals by
Mike Morrow, but the Blue Devils
came up on the short end of a
pair of one-goal games: 3-2
against Ithaca in the
consolation game and a 2-1 loss
to West Cenesee in the opening
round.
Ogdensburg goaltender Chris
Pisani snagged 23 saves against
Ithaca and 16 saves against West
Genesee.
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McGRAW'S 4 GOALS &
ASSIST LEAD LARRIES TO WIN OVER WARRIORS |
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St. Lawrence Central's
Taylor McGraw (9) flies in for a
shot on Indian River netminder
Matt Hadfield with defenders
Mitch Hayes and Kyle Horton (6)
desperately trying to stop him.
McGraw scored four goals and
assisted on the other for a 5-1
Larries lead. Kyle Phelix
netted the fifth goal and dished
two assists. But the Larries had
to fend off a late Indian River
surge to post a 5-3 league win.
(Photo by Bob LaRue)
Indian River's Eric Hart, who
ticketed two goals, celebrates
after ripping the puck around
the interior of the mesh behind
Larries goaltender Matt Crowley.
The goal tied the game 1-1 in
the second period.
However, the Larries scored the
next four unanswered markers in
the 5-3 win. (Evan
Kralovic photo)
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FLYERS SOAR PAST
ALEX BAY 6-0 ON CHMUROVIC & OSOWAY'S GOALS |
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Alexandria Bay goaltender
Robert Fountain dives to block a
shot on goal from a Flyers'
attacker to his left.
Fountain made 35 saves, but the
Flyers still stuffed the net for
six goals.
N-N Flyers' goalie Mike Burnett
peers past a defender while two
Alex Bay players, Brandon Hollis
(left) and Skyler Bogart (20),
prime their sticks for a
possible deflection on the
slapshot from the point.
The Flyers erupted for four
quick goals in the first period
setting the tone for the game.
Tim Osoway had two goals and two
assists, Willie Chmurovic added
a pair of goals and Tory
Williams dished up two assists
as N-N christened their upgraded
arena with a 6-0 win. 
Before the N-N FLyers' first
home game, a formal ceremony was
held to honor the completion of
renovations at the Norfolk
Arena. The Norfolk
American Legion was honored for
its $100,000 contribution to the
effort. Also honored was
the Arena Renovations Committee
which spent nearly five years in
planning and fundraising.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Games of Week #1:
Through December 3, 2005 |
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FLANAGAN GOAL GIVES
CANTON 1-1 TIE & CORBETT TOURNAMENT TITLE |
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Canton’s Darren Laurie (31)
makes the breakout pass along
the boards to teammate Garrett
Sharp (12). (Eric Foote
photos)
Canton’s Zack Lawrence (16)
puts a hit on Auburn’s Rob
Steigerwald (14) to knock him
off the puck. Kyle
Flanagan scored from Garrett
Sharp at the 1:56 mark of the
first period to tie Auburn 1-1
at the Potsdam-Bill Corbett
Tourney. The Bears
peppered the Auburn goal with 34
shots, while goalie Joe
Spaddiccini made ten saves.
Canton took home the team trophy
based on the tournament
period-by-period point system.
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YOUNG LEADS CANTON
TO 7-0 WIN OVER GUILDERLAND IN TOURNEY |
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The Canton Golden Bears
celebrated their first goal of
the season. The Bears notched
seven goals. Cliff Young paced
the Bears with two goals, while
Kyle Flanagan and Tom Alzo added
a goal and two assists each in
the Bears' solid7-0 win over
Guilderland in the opening round
of the Bill Corbett Tournament
in Potsdam. (Photos by Bob LaRue)
Canton's Ross Logan (9) feeds a
backhand across in front of
Guilderland goalie Brian Clother.
Bears' Garrett Sharp (right)
tries to bang at the puck under
the goalie's pad.
Canton's Kyle Flanagan is dumped
and separated from the
puck in a collision during
a rush up the ice.
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POTSDAM SUFFERS 3-2
SETBACK IN AUBURN'S 3RD-PERIOD COMEBACK |
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Potsdam’s Scott Smalling (8)
stick checks the puck away from
an Auburn forward during a
second-period rush. Potsdam led
2-1 after two periods, but gave
up the tying goal early in the
third and the game winner late
in the game. Auburn won
3-2 in the opening round of the
Bill Corbett Tournament on
Friday.
Potsdam goaltender Richard
Bradshaw steers away a shot at
the corner of the net.
(Photos by Bob LaRue)
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2005-'06 Section X
Boys Hockey Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2005
Alexandria Bay 3, Tupper Lake 2 (OT)
Malone 3, St. Lawrence Central 2
Bill Corbett Tournament in Potsdam
Potsdam 2, Guilderland 2 (OT/Tie)
Canton 1, Auburn 1 (OT/Tie)
(Canton wins tourney on pts.)FRIDAY, DECEMBER
2, 2005
Ogdensburg 8, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Massena 6, Alexandria Bay 1
Salmon River 5, Indian River 2
Bill Corbett Tournament in Potsdam
Auburn 3, Potsdam 2 (opening round)
Canton 7, Guilderland 0 (opening round)
Morrisville Tournament - Canceled Weather
Victor vs. Thousand Islands (canceled)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2005
Watertown IHC 4, St. Lawrence Central 3
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2005
Williamsville North Tournament
Williamsville North 5, Massena 1
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2005
Tupper Lake 6, Mohonashen-Schalmont 5 (non
league)
Williamsville North Tournament
Massena 1, Williamsville South 1 (tie/first
round)
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OGDENSBURG'S MORLEY
& MORROW MESH HAT TRICKS IN WIN OVER N-N |
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Norwood-Norfolk’s William
Jackson (13) fires a shot
point-blank on Ogdensburg goalie
Chris Pisani (32). (Photo by
Eric Foote)
Ogdensburg’s Jake Morley looks
to cut back towards the middle
to get by the Norwood-Norfolk
defenseman. Morley and
Mike Morrow each notched hat
tricks in the Blue Devils' 8-1
win at the Golden Dome. Morrow
also collected three assists,
while Morley had two helpers.
Adam Gilman and Tyler Richards
ech added a goal. Willie
Chmurovic registered the Flyers'
lone goal.
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MARC PLANTE'S FOUR
POINTS LEADS SALMON RIVER OVER INDIAN RIVER |
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Salmon River's Aundray David
(24) tires to tuck the puck in
the corner behind a spread-eagle
stop by the Indian River goalie.
Sticks are up in front of the
net as players jockey for
position in front of Salmon
River goaltender Justin
Delormier (1). In the
Shamrocks' home opener, trailing
2-1 going into the third, Mac
Plante tied the game with his
second goal of the night and
finished with two more assists
to close out a 5-2 win. Shane
Avery contributed a goal and
three assists, while Wallace
Thompson added a goal and two
assists. (Bob LaRue photos)
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BOGART'S BREAKAWAY
GOAL LIFTS GHOSTS PAST LUMBERJACKS IN O.T. |
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By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The Alexandria Bay Purple Ghosts picked up their first win
of the young season in a dramatic 3-2 win over the Tupper
Lake Lumberjacks. Josh Thomson hit Skyler Bogart on
the fly for a breakaway to net the game winner with 1:20
remaining in overtime. Bogart weighed in on all three
A. Bay goals, netting two markers and an assist. Brandon
Hollis notched the other goal. The Ghosts had to fight back
from a 2-0 deficit, after Tupper Lake’s Jesse Kriwox
pocketed two tallies in the first period. But goalie Robert
Fountain shut the door on the Jacks the rest of the way for
the win.
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