Potsdam’s Trevor Keleher (4) uses a burst of speeds to fly past the Massena defense, but his shot is nabbed by Massena goaltender Connor Paquin (31). Massena tied the game with less than 10 seconds left in both the first and second periods, 2-2, then scored the game winner at 2:54 of overtime to beat Potsdam 3-2. (Grant Sharlow photo) Game Gallery
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Non League
Malone 1, Saranac Central 0
Ogdensburg 5, St. Lawrence Central 2
Rye 7, Ogdensburg 0
Canton 5, Malone
1
Massena Hockey Tournament
St. Joseph's 5, Salmon River 1 (second round)
Pelham 2, Massena 1 (OT-second round)
Non League
Plattsburgh 4, Tupper Lake 3
Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 6, Rye 3
St. Lawrence Central 4, Tupper Lake 2
Massena Hockey Tournament
Salmon River 3, Pelham 3 (OT-Tie/first round)
St. Joseph's 6,
Massena 1
Non League
Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 5, I.H.C. 0
Salmon River 2, Canton 1 (OT)
Massena 3, Potsdam 2 (OT)
Thousand Islands-Alex Bay 6, Tupper Lake 5 (OT)
Ogdensburg 3, Malone 2
Non-League
Norwood-Norfolk 9, Northwood Prep 2
Salmon River 2, Ogdensburg 0
Potsdam 8, St. Lawrence Central 4
Non League
Northeastern Clinton 3, Malone 2
St. Lawrence Central 5, Northwood Prep 2
Islanders Tournament at Clayton Arena
Immaculate Heart vs. Th. Islands-Alex Bay (ppd.)
Ogdensburg 3, Norwood-Norfolk 2 (OT-champions)
Massena 6, Canton 1
Salmon River 7, Tupper Lake 0
Islanders Tournament at Clayton Arena
Ogdensburg 6, Immaculate Heart 1 (semifinal)
Norwood-Norfolk 4, Th. Islands-Alex Bay 1 (semi)
Non League
Ogdensburg 9, Northwood Prep 1
Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 4, Canton 2
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Tupper Lake 1
Salmon River 3, Potsdam 1
St. Lawrence Central 4, Malone 0
Ogdensburg 5, St. Lawrence Central 0
Massena 4, Canton 1
Salmon River 5, Malone 1
Potsdam’s Trevor Keleher (4) uses a burst of speeds to
fly past the Massena defense, but his shot is nabbed by
Massena goaltender Connor Paquin (31). Massena tied the
game with less than 10 seconds left in both the first
and second periods, 2-2, then scored the game winner at
2:54 of overtime to beat Potsdam 3-2. (Grant
Sharlow photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam defender J.D. Greenway (44) is able to get block
the shot from the slot by Massena’s Ryan Chauvin (16)
toward Potsdam netminder Sam Miller. Potsdam struck
first midway through the first period when Chad Varney
scored from Robbie Scott and Trevor Kelleher. The Red
Raiders tied the game with just five seconds remaining
in the first period when Jake Holcomb scored unassisted.
The Sandstoners regained the lead when Scott hit mesh
with Kingsley and Varney getting assists. However,
Massena snuck in another game-tying goal with just eight
seconds left in the second period when Hayden Wood
netted the goal. After a scoreless third period, Tyler
Young wrapped up the Raiders’ 16th straight win and a
12-0 regular season by nailing the game-winning goal at
2:54 of overtime. Massena goalie Connor Paquin pinched
26 Sandstoner shots. Sam Miller turned aside 30 shots
for Potsdam.
Massena’s Luke Bender (23) fires a shot just over the
glove of Canton goaltender Jake Watson for one of three
first-period goals for the Red Raiders. Ryan Chavin and
Connor Dix added Raider goals over the next four
minutes, setting Massena up for its 14th straight win, a
4-1 victory over the Golden Bears.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Dylan Stone (10) goes after the loose puck
along with Canton’s Zack Zeller. Jesse Gilbert put
Canton on the scoreboard in the third period on a setup
from Zeller and Matt Mende, bringing Canton within two
goals at 3-1. Stone scored for Massena with just
seconds left to out the contest away. Dix and
Chauvin each finished tow a goal and an assist.
Jake Watson staked up 37 saves, while Massena's Connor
Paquin turned aside 10 shots. Massena outshot
Canton 41-11.
Norwood-Norfolk’s forward Troy Kovach (21) drives to the
front of the net and bangs home a rebound for the
Icemen's first goal of the game. Kovach also offered
three assists. Tupper Lake kept the contest close early,
trailing just 2-1, before the Icemen slammed four
unanswered markers in a 6-1 Division II victory.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
Game Gallery
Tupper Lake’s John Bujold (3) is able to knock down
Norwood-Norfolk’s Zeb Brown before he is able to get a
shot on the Lumberjacks' net. Jake Mayette
converted two goals for the Icemen, while Cody Smith,
Josh Tiernan and Zeb Brown also buried goals. Matt
Corrow tallied the loan goal for Tupper Lake.
Tommy Mayette stopped 12 shots in net for the Icemen.
Canton’s goaltender Jake Watson (1) scrambles for the
puck in the scrum in his crease and successfully covers
the puck. Salmon River's Chris George buried the puck,
with Ty Terrance and Adam Bomberry assisting at 2:48 of
overtime to lift the Shamrocks to a 2-1 interdivisional
win over the Canton Golden Bears. (Grant Sharlow
photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Naylen Laffin (22) pins Canton’s Mike
Huber (17) along the boards and is able to take control
of the puck in the offensive zone. After a scoreless
opening frame, Canton took a 1-0 lead on Cody Moore’s
goal, set up by Mike Huber and Chris Reed. Salmon River
goalie Cory Garrow, who made several crucial stops,
stoned two breakaway chances by Canton’s Matt Mende in
the middle frame to keep the game close. The Shamrocks
broke onto the scoreboard in the third period when
Oakley Thomas scored on a power play from Adam Bomberry.
In the extra period, Gerow thwarted Tanner Sanderson’s
breakaway attempt which could have given Canton the
sudden victory. However, the Shamrocks’ Chris George
came back to score at 2:48 in overtime to declare the
victory. Gerow’s 13 saves, including three breakaway
stops, anchored the Shamrock win. Canton’s Jake Watson
turned out 29 of 31 shots.
Salmon River’s Colton Hart (8) attempts to make a
neutral-zone pass that gets deflected away by O.F.A.’s Trey
Lawrence (7). Hart scored one goal, Oakley Thomas slammed a
goal from the Ogdensburg blue line in leading Salmon River
to a 2-0 win over the Blue Devils.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River goaltender Matt Healy tries to peer around
a screen from Ogdensburg’s Jon Taylor (27). Healy
turned aside all 25 shots in the Shamrocks 2-0 shutout
over the Blue Devils. O.F.A. goalie Grant
Prudhomme deflected 35 of 37 shots he face. The
win secures the Shamrocks at least a tie for the
Division II regular-season title.
Potsdam’s Hayden Hart (2) delivers a well-timed wrist
shot for a goal, while St. Lawrence Central goalie Nate
McLaughlin (1) is screened on the play. Potsdam spread
the goals across three period wtih three markers in the
first and third periods and a pair of goals in the
middle frame to beat the Larries 8-4.
(Taylor Caswell photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Styles Arquiett (21) gets a rise
from the crowd when he lays a big hit on Potsdam’s
Trevor Keleher (4) in the corner. Potsdam balanced
attack included two goals from Josh Locey, along with a
goal and two assists each from Chad Varney and Logan
Ford in the Sandstoners' 8-4 win. Nate Carey also
had two assists. Blake Baldwin paced the Larries
with two goals and an assist. Devin Euto and Zach
Arquiett scored a goal apiece. Kody Kocsis dished
out two assists.
Potsdam 5, Malone 0
Ogdensburg 3, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Potsdam 5, Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 2
Potsdam 1, Canton 1 (OT)
Norwood-Norfolk 3, Tupper Lake 1
Salmon River 3, St. Lawrence Central 0
Ogdensburg 5, Salmon River 4
Potsdam 4, Ogdensburg 3
Norwood-Norfolk Tournament/League
Norwood-Norfolk 3, St. Lawrence Central 2 (champ)
Canton goaltender Jake Watson takes the puck in the
belly and holds on. Potsdam scored on its first shot of
the night, but Watson rejected the next 33 in a row.
Meanwhile, teammate Jesse Gilbert converted a pass from
Zach Zeller for the tying goal at 3:18 of the third
period, in a game that would end in a 1-1 draw.
(Nate Maser photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Broadcast
Canton's Cody Moore (20) and Potsdam's Jeff Pignona
battle to win the faceoff. Potsdam's goal, scored
by Cody Compeau from Kyle Kingsley and Dustin LaValley,
came on a power play in the midst of three penalties the
Bears sustained in the first five minutes of play.
Jesse Gilbert's equalizer for Canton came at 3:18 of the
third period. Canton goalie Jake Watson corralled
33 shots, while Potsdam's Sam Miller made 16 stops.
Norwood-Norfolk’s Jacob Mayette (15) celebrates after
shot from the slot, fired by teammate Gunnar Brown, nets
the Icemen’s first goal. Mayette scored late in the
second period to pull the Icemen back to a 2-2 tie. Cody
Smith scored the game winner on a tip-in just 52 seconds
into the third period in Norwood-Norfolk’s 3-2 victory
over the Larries.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk's Danny Fyckes (17) makes a diving stab
at the puck to prevent St. Lawrence Central's Nathan
Stickney from establishing a breakaway. Luke
Arquiett scored back-to-back goals in the second period
for the Larries, both assisted by Blake Baldwin and
Devin Euto, giving the Larries a 2-1 lead. In a battle
of strong goaltending, Brandon Richards snared 30 shots
for the win, while Nate McLaughlin turned aside 26 shots
for the Larries. The teams also used the game as
the championship game of the Norwood-Norfolk Tournament
which was abbreviated by weather two weeks ago.
Ogdensburg’s Dustin Harper (22) pokes away at the puck,
but Norwood-Norfolk goaltender Brandon Richards was able
to prevent a goal. The Division II-leading Blue Devils
built a three-goal lead through two periods, then had to
fend off a third-period rally from Norwood-Norfolk in
winning 3-2 at the Golden Dome. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg’s Drew Hilborne (4) chases down the puck
after winning the battle in the corner with two Icemen.
Brandon Mullin, Trey Lawrence and Jake Garrison scored
goals for O.F.A. Joe Giglio notched two assists.
After the Devils built a 3-0 lead, the Icemen clawed
back with goals from Gunnar Brown and Jake Mayette, but
could not net the equalizer. Brandon Short posted
two assists. O.F.A. goalie David Prudhomme notched
27 saves. Icemen netminder Brandon Richards topped
21 shots, then Tommy Mayette stopped eight.
Thousand Islands-Alex Bay Islanders forward Jory
Biedekapp (10) roofs the puck over Potsdam goaltender
Sam Miller on the breakaway to take an early 1-0 lead.
The Sandstoners countered with a Trevor Keleher goal to
tie, before going on to defeat the Islanders 5-2 to
complete a season sweep of their Division I rivals.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Chad Varney (22) is about to dish the puck to
forward Trevor Keleher who goes back door to score and
tie the game at 1-1. Potsdam's J.D. Greenway
delivered two goals to propel the Sandstoners to a 5-2
win over the Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay Islanders.
Varney and Jacob Woods each tallied a goal and one
assist, along with Keleher's marker. Jory Biedekapp and
Justin Ward scored for the Islanders.
Ogdensburg’s Dustin Harper jumps into the air after
scoring a second-period goal. The Blue Devils took
advantage of the Salmon River’s uncharacteristic
struggles and mistakes, opening a 5-2 lead through
periods over the state-ranked Shamrocks. Salmon River
caught fire in the third period scoring two goals, but
could not put away the equalizer. Ogdensburg won the
game 5-4 and leapt past the Shamrocks into first place
in Division II. Salmon River had been in first place
since the beginning of the season. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Zachary Dunn (9) attempts to regain
control of the puck to get a shot off on Ogdensburg
goaltender Dave Prudhomme (31). The Blue Devils were led
by Dustin Harper and Drew Hilbourne who netted two goals
and one assist apiece. Trey Lawrence added three
assists. The Shamrocks were led by Oakley Thomas who had
two goals and two assists.
St. Lawrence Central 2, Tupper Lake 1
Norwood-Norfolk 3, Canton 2
Massena Hockey Tournament
National Sports Academy 7, Saranac Cent. 2 (cons)
Massena 3, Suffern 2 (championship)
Ogdensburg Brian Wade Memorial Tournament
Thousand Islands-Alex Bay 5, Saranac Lake 0
Greece Athena 6, Ogdensburg 1 (Greece wins trnt.)
Non League
Salmon River 6, New Hartford 2
Massena Hockey Tournament
Massena 4, Saranac Central 0 (semifinal)
Suffern 6, National Sports Academy 2 (semifinal)
Ogdensburg Brian Wade Memorial Tournament
Greece Athena 7, Thous. Islands-Alex Bay 2 (1st rd)
Saranac Lake 6, Ogdensburg 4 (first round)
Non League
Salmon River 8, Cazenovia 1
Massena 4, Salmon River 0
Ogdensburg 4, Canton 3
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Malone 0
Potsdam 10, Tupper Lake 0
Potsdam 4, Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 3
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 4,
Saranac Lake 3
Malone Tournament
South Glens Falls 4, Malone 1 (consolation)
Immaculate Heart 4, Tupper Lake 2 (championship)
Potsdam 4, Canton 0
Norwood-Norfolk Icemen's Tournament
St. Lawrence Central 6, Plattsburgh 3 (semifinal)
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Northwood Prep 2 (semifinal)
Malone Tournament
Tupper Lake 4, Malone 1 (semifinal)
Immaculate Heart 3, S. Glens Falls 2 (OT/semifinal)
Canton 3, Tupper Lake 1
Ogdensburg 6, Malone 1
Massena 8, Potsdam 2
Massena’s Jake Kormanyos (15) tries to tip the shot from
the point but Saranac’s goaltender manages to stop the
puck from going in the net. Ryan Chauvin, Tyler Young,
Tyler Lashomb and Jayden Wood tallied goals in the
Raiders’ 4-0 win over Saranac Central in the opening
round of the Massena Hockey Tournament. (Ryan
Bercume photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Brantley Adams (19) angles his defense in an
attempt to slow a Saranac Central skater in the neutral
zone. Connor Paquin backstopped Massena’s 12th
straight win with a 12-save shutout. For the
championship of the tournament, the Raiders will face
Suffern, who beat Northern Sports Academy 6-2 in the
other semifinal.
Potsdam’s Logan Ford (8) races to beat Tupper Lake’s
Elliot Fletcher (20) and goaltender Nathan Boyer (1) to
the puck, but is unable to capitalize. The Potsdam
Sandstoners won their third straight game and climbed
into second place in Division I with a 10-0 rout of the
Lumberjacks in a division crossover game.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Dustin LaValley (6) looks to keep the puck
alive in the Lumberjack’s defensive zone. Robbie Scott
produced a hat trick Cody Compeau added a goal and an
one assist. Jacob Woods netted a one goal and two
assists, while Jeff Pignona, Kyle Kingsley, Ryan McDonald,
Connor Warden and Jason Cardinell all converted goals
for the Sandstoners. Potsdam goalies Kyle Grant and
Devin Crary combined for nine saves in the shutout.
Potsdam’s Trevor Keleher (4) battles for a deflection
on a shot from the point, but Canton netminder Jake
Watson makes the stop. The Sandstoners, finally at home
since early December, earned their first league win of
the season, evening their record at 1-1-1 and 5-5-1
overall in blanking the Golden Bears 4-0. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Jeff Pignona pinches of Canton’s Matt Mende
along the side boards in the Bears zone. Chad
Varney netted the game's first two goals, while Josh
Locey offered up two assists for the Sandstoners in the
victory. Goalie Sam Miller turned aside 11 shots
to earn the shutout. Jake Watson stopped 20 of 24
shots in the Bears' net.
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg's Joe Giglio (25) puts a "thunderous" hit on
a Greece Athena player in the corner, sending him
flying. Cody Mazeau notched two goals, while
single markers were converted by Anthony Fidele, Brandon
Hutchinson and Tyler Mattle. Tyler Grimshaw and
Mike Luccarelli each offered up two assists in Greece
Athena's 6-1 win for the championship. The lone
O.F.A. goal was netted by Dustin Harper from Brandon
Mullen to draw the Blue Devils back to within two goals
at 3-1. In a pivotal point of the game, O.F.A. had
a clear breakaway just 60 seconds later and did not
score. However, Greece skated back and scored on
the ensuing play.
Islanders' forward Shawn Martin (15) celebrates after
the puck slips past Saranac Lake goalie Patrick
Woodward. After being dominated for the first six
minutes, Thousand Islands-Alex Bay buried three goals to
close the first period, en route to a 5-0 win over the
Red Storm in the second round of the Brian Wade
Tournament in Ogdensburg.
Game Gallery
NCSN Broadcast
Saranac Lake's Tyler Curry takes a diving swing to slash
the puck off the stick of Thousand Islands-Alexandria
Bay forward Ethan Whitton (12). The Islanders'
Zach Natali punched in two goals. Tony Bobkoskie
pitched in a goal and three assists. Whitton
generated a goal and an assist, while Shawn Martin
delivered a goal in the 5-0 win. (Grant Sharlow
photo)
Along the end boards, Massena’s Jordan Hart (6)
protects the puck away from Salmon River’s Ryan Thomas
(16). The Red Raiders’ Ryan Chauvin scored a late
first-period goal, then Dylan Stone added an insurance
marker early in the second in leading Massena to a 4-0
shutout over previously-unbeaten Salmon River.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Shawn Avery (17) checks Massena’s Luke
Bender (23) against the glass along the sideboards.
Connor Dix delivered the game’s third goal from Tyler
Lashomb and Ryan Chauvin. Jake Kormanyos collected the
capper from Connor Baines and Tyler Young in the third
period for the Raiders. Massena’s Connor Paquin made 19
saves. Matt Healy turned aside 30 shots for Salmon
River.
Canton’s Tanner Sanderson (9) crashes the net in search
of a rebound, but an Ogdensburg defender clears the puck
away. After a 2-2 deadlock through two periods, the Blue
Devils outscored the Golden Bears 2-1 in the final
frame. Dave Troiano netted two goals and dished out an
assist to lead Ogdensburg to a 4-3 win. (Ryan
Bercume photo)
Game Gallery
Canton’s Jesse Gilbert (19) rounds the net with the puck
and attacks, scoring the Bears' first goal midway
through the first period to tie up the game. Jay
Proulx also scored two goals for Canton. Trey
Lawrence and John Taylor both scored goals for O.F.A.
Blue Devil goalie Andrew LeBeau posted 16 saves, while
Golden Bears' goalie Jake Watson stopped 21 shots.
Massena's Tyler LaShomb (14) tries to poke a rebound past
Potsdam goaltender Nate Carey. The Red Raiders struck for
five first-period goals, including a natural hat trick for
Luke Bender, setting the tempo for an 8-2 win over the
Sandstoners. LaShomb scored two insurance markers in the
third period for Massena. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena's Connor Dix celebrates after scoring the Raiders'
second tally in a five-goal outburst in the first period of
an 8-2 rout over Potsdam. Rob Scott
and Trevor Keleher scored the goals for Potsdam. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena 6, Ogdensburg 3
Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 8, Malone 0
St. Lawrence Central 4, Canton 4 (OT/Tie)
Rome Free Academy Tournament
Potsdam 2, Rome Free Academy 1 (championship)
Salmon River 1, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Rome Free Academy Tournament
Potsdam 4, Kenmore West 0 (semifinal)
St. Lawrence Central 5, Malone 3
Potsdam 4, Norwood-Norfolk 4 (OT/Tie)
Salmon River 4, Tupper Lake 0
Massena 7, Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 4
Canton’s E.J. Curtis puts a hit on a St. Lawrence player
that knocked him to the ice near the side boards. Canton
scored two goals in the final eight minutes of the third
period to earn a 4-4 tie. Canton's Zack Zeller posted
one goal and two assists. The Larries were led by
Hayden Beaulieu's one goal and one assist.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Broadcast
Canton goaltender Jake Watson makes a right-pad save on
a point-blank shot in front by St. Lawrence Central’s
Devon Euto. Watson had 34 saves, while St. Lawrence
goalie Nate McLaughlin stopped 28 shots. Tanner
Sanderson tied the game with 6:06 remaining in
regulation. Cody Moore scored his first goal just two
minutes before on a low wrister through a screen. Jesse
Gilbert also scored for Canton. Kyle Strader, Lukas
Arquiett and Devon Euto scored to build the Larries’
lead to 4-2 early in the third period, before settling
for a tie.
Ogdensburg goalie David Prudhomme (31) makes a diving
save to hold Massena’s lead at 2-1 in the first period.
In a battle of previous unbeatens, the Red Raiders
scored two unanswered insurance markers in the third
period to pull away with a 6-3 win. Connor Dix and
Jayden Wood each posted a goal and an assist.
(Taylor Caswell photo)
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg’s Drew Hilborne (4) makes a strong move to
the net, then feeds his teammate Gian Rufa a backdoor
pass for a goal. Dustin Harper also buried
two goals for O.F.A. Massena also received scoring
from Cullen Baines, Anthony Cortese, Tyler Young and
Dylan Stone. Massena improved to 7-0 in league,
9-2 overall. With its first loss, Ogdensburg fell
to 4-1.
Norwood-Norfolk’s Jacob Mayette (15) glides behind
the net, then out in front for a shot against
Sandstoners’ goalie Kyle Grant. N-N’s Gunner Brown
scored the lone goal of the third period, his second of
the night, to tie the contest. Potsdam and
Norwood-Norfolk skated to a 4-4 crossover overtime tie
on Wednesday.
(Tom Emburey photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk’s Austin Cousineau (9) battles for the
puck with Potsdam’s Hayden Hart (2) along the boards
behind the Sandstoners’ goal. The Icemen and
Stoners each meshed two goals in the first frame.
Potsdam opened a 4-3 lead though two periods.
Gunner Brown's lone goal in the third produced a 4-4
tie. Zeb Brown and Troy Kovach scored a goal.
Jake Mayette and Matt Myers each assisted. Potsdam had
four separate goal scorers -- Hart, Wood, Scott and Cody
Compeau -- and four different players assist -- Kyle
Kingsley, Trevor Keleher, Jason Cardinal and Dustin
LaValley. Kyle Grant had 35 saves for Potsdam,
while Tom Mayette and Brandon Richards made 16 saves
each for Norwood-Norfolk
Massena 8, Malone 0
Islanders Tournament at Alexandria Bay
Thousand Islands-Alex Bay 3, Plattsburgh 1 (cons.)
St. Lawrence Central 3,
Central Square 1 (champ.)
West Genesee Tournament in Syracuse
Rome Free Academy 5, Potsdam 1 (second round)
West Genesee 2,
Canton 0 (second round)
Ogdensburg 4, Norwood-Norfolk 3 (OT)
Islanders Tournament at Alexandria Bay
St. Lawrence Central 4, Plattsburgh 3 (semifinal)
Central Square 4, Thou. Islands-Alex Bay 4 (OT/Tie)
(Central Square wins shootout in 2nd round)
West Genesee Tournament in Syracuse
West Genesee 5, Potsdam 0 (first round)
Rome Free Academy 2,
Canton 1 (first round)
Non League
Saranac Central 4, Tupper Lake 3
A streaking Islanders' player fires a shot from inside
the circle which Plattsburgh goalie Rob Knowles
deflected away with his right shoulder. The Islanders
won the consolation game of their home holiday
tournament 3-1, after building a 3-0 lead on goals by
Josh Farmer, Gannon Brack and Ethan Whitton.
An Islanders' player reaches out to glove the puck down
after an attempted clear by the Hornets.
Back-to-back goals in the final 45 seconds of the second
period jumpstarted the Islanders in the win. Goalie Cole
James backstopped the win with 27 saves against 28
shots. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
St. Lawrence Central’s Kody Kocsis (11) fired a shot
that has the Central Square goaltender stacking his pads
at the top of the crease to make the save. The Larries
downed Central Square 3-1 in the championship of the
Islanders Holiday Hockey Tourney at Alex Bay. The
Larries beat Plattsburgh 4-3 in the semifinal.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
St. Lawrence Central’s Hayden Beaulieu (20) looks to
regain control of the puck after having it knocked away
by a Central Square defender. St. Lawrence
received stellar goaltending from Tournament MVP Nate
McLaughlin who turned out 35 of 36 shots. After a
scoreless first period, Zach Arquitt post the game’s
first goal on a feed from Kody Kocsis with 2:28 left in
the second period. Devin Euto gave St. Lawrence a
cushion early in the third period with an unassisted
goal, before Hayden Beaulieu notched his goal just two
minutes later. Central Square snagged its only goal just
a minute when Nick Caprotti connected with A.J. Pendall
and Ben Ewald to make it 3-1. Central Square goalie
Michael Brown stopped 29 shots.
Norwood-Norfolk’s Jacob Mayette (15) tries to sneak
the puck into the net, but is denied by the Ogdensburg
goalie David Prudhomme (31). John Taylor delivered the
sudden-victory, game-winning goal in overtime to lift
the Blue Devils to a 4-3 win over the Icemen. Brandon
Mullin also scored two goals to lead Ogdensburg.
(Garrett DiTullio photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk’s goalie Brandon Richards (33) stretches
out in an attempt to save a shot in Wednesday's game
against Ogdensburg, but the puck slips through.
Richards was peppered with 35 shots and mad 31 saves.
Dustin Harper also scored a goal for the Blue Devils who
improved to 4-0 overall. For the Icemen, Gunnar
Brown contributed two goals and an assist, Matt Myers
popped a goal and dished out two assists. Jake
Mayette had two assists. (DiTullio photo)
Game Gallery
Massena 6, Norwood-Norfolk 3
Salmon River 5, Thousand Island-Alexandria Bay 1
Massena 6, St. Lawrence Central 1
Potsdam at Ogdensburg, postponed
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 5, Saranac Lake 2
Salmon River 4, Malone 1
Non League
Lake Placid 6, Tupper Lake 4
Saranac Central 6, Malone 3
St. Lawrence Holiday Tournament - 2nd Round
National Sports Acad. 4, Thousand Islands-A. Bay 0
St. Lawrence Central 4, Norwood-Norfolk 3 (OT)
Salmon River Invitational Tournament - 2nd Round
Massena 7,
McQuaid 4 (Massena wins title on pts.)
Salmon River 2, Queensbury 1
BFA Tournament at St. Albans, VT - 2nd Round
Essex VT 4, Canton 1 (second round)
St. Lawrence Central Holiday Tournament
Thousand Islands-Alex Bay 6, St. Lawrence Ctl. 3
National Sports Academy 5, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Salmon River Invitational Tournament
Salmon River 2, McQuaid 2 (Salmon won shootout)
Massena 4, Queensbury 1 (first round)
Non League
Saranac Lake 8, Tupper Lake 2
BFA Tournament at St. Albans, VT
Bellows Free Academy 9, Canton 0 (1st round)
Ogdensburg 7, Tupper Lake 3
Massena 4, Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 1
Lake Placid 5, Malone 3
Massena’s Jayden Wood (11) battles for the puck in the
corner with McQuaid’s Nate Pennington (28).
Massena held a 4-3 lead in the second period before
burying three quick goals in a span of just over a
minute to open a 7-3 lead. The Raiders held off
McQuaid in the final period for a 7-4 victory in the
second round of the Salmon River Holiday Tournament.
The Red Raiders won the tournament on point totals.
(Eric Foote photo)
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McQuaid’s Andrew Parrilli (7) finished his check on
Massena’s Ian Wilson (17) along the side boards to knock
the puck loose. Massena's Dylan Stone and Tyler
Lashomb each netted a goal and two assists in the win
over McQuaid. They were named to the All
Tournament Team. Ryan Chauvin added a goal
and an assist. Ian Wilson also scored a goal.
Salmon River’s Matt Healy (1) makes a left pad save on a
shot from Queensbury’s Kyle Fitscher (22). Salmon
River netted the game's first two goals and ended the
first period with a 2-1 lead. The game then fell
into a defensive struggle with the Shamrocks holding on
for a 2-1 win over Queensbury and a sweep of the
Shamrocks' Holiday Tournament. However, Salmon
River was edged out for first place by Massena in the
overall point system. (Eric Foote photo)
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Salmon River’s Adam Bomberry (12) chases after the loose
puck after absorbing a hit from Queensbury’s Kade Kirby
(11). Oakley Thomas led the Shamrocks with a goal
and an assist, while Colton Hart connected on a goal for
the win. Brady Mitchell dished out the other
assist. Salmon River goalie Matt Healy backstopped
the win with a 31-save performance. Healy and Adam
Bomberry were named to the All Tournament Team.
Mike Pagels scored the lone goal for Queensbury.
Massena’s Zach Robert takes control of the puck along
the boards as St. Lawrence Central’s Blake Baldwin does
his best to put the body on him. Robert scored the
game's first goal just 1:53 after the opening faceoff.
The line of Ryan Chavin, Dylan Stone and Tyler LaShomb
accounted for eight points in the Raiders 6-1 win.
The Raiders opened with four goals in the first period
to take command.
(Tom Emburey photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Tanner Phippen (19) takes the
puck behind his own net and up the wing while a Red
Raider is in close pursuit. Massena beat the St.
Lawrence Central 6-1 and outshot the Larries 44-6 on
the night. Zach Roberts, Luke Bender, Ryan Chauvin
and Tyler Lashomb each scored a goal in a 4-0 first
period, then Connor Dix and Chauvin scored in the second
and third periods. Ian Lynch scored for the
Larries.
(Tom Emburey photo)
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Norwood-Norfolk's Jake Mayette gets a point-blank
shot on St. Lawrence Central goaltender Nate McLaughlin
(1). The puck sailed up and just missed the
upper-left corner of the net during second-period action
in the Larries Holiday Tourney. Luke Arquiett
assisted on the tying goal late in the third period,
then scored the game winner just 12 seconds into
overtime to lift the Larries to their first win 4-3. (Steve Besaw photo)
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Norwood-Norfolk's Josh Tiernan (3) dumps St. Lawrence
Central's Kody Kocsis (11) while battling for the puck
along the boards. The Larries grabbed a 2-0 lead
on single goals in the first period by Kyle Strader and
second period by Blake Baldwin. Devin Euto
assisted on both goals. The Icemen finally
countered to take the lead midway in the third when
Jacob Mayette, Danny Fyckes and Brandon Short all buried
goals. Devin Euto tied the game 24 seconds later
to tie the game 3-3, before Luke Arquiett's heroics to
win 12 seconds into overtime. McLaughlin was
listed with 45 saves, while Norwood-Norfolk's Brandon
Richards stopped 22 shots. (Steve Besaw photo)
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National Sports Academy’s Nicolo Melioranza (14) splits
two Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay defenders to fire a
shot in the upper-left corner of the net. NSA
scored single goals by Blake Tarbell in the first period
and Josh Renaud in the second, en route to a 4-0
win over the Islanders to win the title of the St.
Lawrence Central Holiday Hockey Tournament in Brasher.
(Garrett DiTullio photo)
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Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay’s Shawn Martin (15)
makes a quick move on the crease to sneak a shot by NSA
goaltender Torkel Bjarnemann (30). Alex Kwok
blasted a slapshot from 35 feet away for a 3-0 lead,
before Nicolo Megioranza completed the scoring.
Bjarnemann stopped 21 shots, while Islanders' goalie
Martin Soldan turned aside 22 shots on goal.
Massena’s Connor Dix has his shot stopped at the top
of the crease by Islanders netminder Deryck Montante.
Dix broke a 1-1 tie netting the game winner early in the
third period, while Zach Robert scored two goals to lead
the Red Raiders to a 4-1 win over Thousand
Islands-Alexandria Bay in Division I matchup.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Massena goaltender Connor Paquin (31) dives out of his
crease to cover the loose puck while an Islanders player
crashes for a rebound. Massena's Zach Robert
scored on a wrister from Jared Wood and Jake Holcomb in
the first period. Evan Dier tied the game in the
second period on helpers from Kyle Delaney and Ethan
Whitton. Connor Dix netted the game winner when
his pass from behind the net deflected the goaltender.
Robert's second goal came on a rising wrist shot from
Luke Bender. Cullen Baines closed out the scoring
with an empty netter. Massena outshot the
Islanders 40-11.
Ogdensburg 7, Tupper Lake 3
Massena 4, Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 1
Lake Placid 5, Malone 3
Massena 5, Tupper Lake 0
Canton Hockey Tournament
Canton 3, Christian Brothers-Syr. 1 (second round)
St. Francis Buffalo 5, Potsdam 3 (second round)
Non League
McQuaid Jesuit 5, Thou. Islands-Alexandria Bay 3
Malone 3, Tupper Lake 1
Salmon River 6, Norwood-Norfolk 3
Ogdensburg 1, Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 0
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Potsdam 8, Christian Brothers.-Syracuse 2 (first rd.)
St. Francis Buffalo 5, Canton 0 (first round)
Salmon River 4, St. Lawrence Central 0
Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay 2, Canton 0
Ogdensburg 7, Tupper Lake 3
Non League
Plattsburgh 6, Malone 0
Non League
Kenmore East 6, St. Lawrence Central 1
Potsdam Bill Corbett Memorial Tournament
Canton 2, Guilderland 2 (OT-Tie/second round)
Bethlehem 2, Potsdam 1 (Bethlehem wins title)
West Genesee Tournament
Fairport 4,
Massena 1 (consolation)
Non League
Northeastern Clinton 3, Tupper Lake 1
Norwood-Norfolk 4, Plattsburgh 4 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam Bill Corbett Memorial Tournament
Potsdam 7, Guilderland 0 (first round)
Bethlehem 4, Canton 1 (first round)
West Genesee Tournament
West Genesee 5, Massena 0 (semifinal)
Norwood-Norfolk 7, Malone 3
Ogdensburg’s Trey Lawrence (7) controls the puck while
splitting between two Islanders players in the Blue
Devils zone. Ogdensburg's Brandon Mullin lit the lamp
with 5:40 left in the game, providing the only score in
a 1-0 win. Mullin sliced between a pair of
defenders, slid the puck between a defenders' legs and
went top shelf to score the goal.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Ogdensburg goaltender Dave Prudhomme makes a right pad
save off of a deflection in front. Prudhomme's
stellar 39-save performance backstopped a 1-0 Blue
Devils win over the Thousand Islands-Alexandria Bay
Islanders. Islanders' goalie Martin Soldan was
also strong in nets with 26 of 27 saves.
Potsdam 8th grader Chad Varney (22) slides across to
block a shot from Guilderland’s Andrew Mundweiller (17).
Sandstoner Robbie Scott delivered two goals and an
assist, while Kyle Kingsley added a goal and an assist
to lead Potsdam to a 7-0 rout of Guilderland in the Bill
Corbett Memorial Tournament. Potsdam dropped the
second-round game to Bethlehem 2-1.
(Taylor Caswell photo)
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Potsdam’s Kyle Kingsley (3) gets a chance at a close
backhand shot following a rebound, but the puck goes
just wide of the net. Kingsley had a goal and an
assist, while Rob Scott netted two goals and Josh Locey,
Jason Cardinal, Chad Varney and Nate Carey scored single
goals in a 7-0 win over the Guilderland Dutchmen.
Goalie Kyle Grant stopped five shots.
Canton’s Adam Lawrence (33) lays a solid hit on
Bethlehem’s Adam Leibold (20) along the boards during
Friday's season opener. John Gosstola netted a pair
goals and set up another to power Bethlehem to a 4-1 win
over the Golden Bears in the opening round of the Bill
Corbett Memorial Tournament in Potsdam.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Bethlehem’s Sam Vincent (16) gets a point blank shot on
Canton’s goalie Fisher Tiernan, but the shot is turned
aside. Jeff Proulx scored the lone goal for Canton
in a 4-1 loss. Canton will play Guilderland in the
second round on Saturday.
Norwood-Norfolk's Jacob Mayette (15) dashes in behind
the Malone defense for a direct shot on net, sticked
away by Huskies' goaltender Dan Rondeau (30).
Mayette scored a goal and dished out an assist in the
Icemen's 7-3 win over the Malone Huskies. Five
Icemen scored while six had assists in a balanced
attack. (Bob LaRue photo)
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Malone's Tucker Bartenslager (3) tries to jam the puck
into the lower corner of the Icemen's net, but is
stuffed by Norwood-Norfolk goaltender Brandon Richards
(33). Troy Kovach and Cody Smith buried two goals
and passed out an assist each. Matt Myers, Jacob
Mayette and Gunnar Brown each had a goal and an assist.
Tyler Fobare had an assist. Richards made 10 stops
and Tom Mayette stopped eight shots in the Icemen's win.
Malone goalie Dan Rondeau collected 31 saves.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Potsdam's Trevor Keleher (4) breaks into the St.
Francis zone against Red Raider Brandon McCabe for a
score over goalie Tim Galley. Potsdam took an early 2-0
lead, but relief goalie David Nowak virually shutdown
the Sandstoners with several big saves. The Raiders
claimed the Canton Boosters Tourney with a 5-3 win.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
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Potsdam’s Trevor Kelleher (4) skates through the neutral
zone while tightly checked by a St. Francis defender.
Keleher and Nate Carey quick goals within the first six
minutes of the opening faceoff, but the momentum shifted
when St. Francis responded with three goals within the
next four minutes. After a scoreless middle
period, the Red Raiders took command with two quick
goals within 2:27 of the third period. Robbie
Scott finally broke the Potsdam silence with an
unassisted marker with 2:27 remaining. St. Francis
repeated as tournament champs with a 5-3 win. For
the second weekend in a row, Potsdam finished as runners
up, including at their own tournament a week earlier.
(R. Bercume photo)
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Canton's E.J. Curtis is slammed against the boards on a
check by Christian Brothers' Brad Harrison (18) in the
second round of the Canton Boosters Tournament. The
Bears, with a pair of goals from Brandon Rodee, claimed
third place in a 3-1 victory over the Brothers. Jack
Elberty had a goal and an assist.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
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Canton's Nate Gibson (12) looks for the rebound against
Christian Brothers' goaltender Dakota Smith (31).
Gibson and Tanner Sanderson assisted on Jack Elberty's
goal in the middle period. Brandon Rodee scored
goals in the first and third periods for the Bears to
build a 3-0 lead. Christian Brothers' lone goal
came with 1:58 left, beating goaltender Jake Watson who
sparkled in net with 31 saves for Canton. Smith
made four saves and Kyle Stockman stopped 12 shots for
the Brothers.
Malone's Trevor Cooley (12) gets a point-blank
opportunity, but Tupper Lake goalie Marcus Richer would
make the save. In a 1-1 tie, Huskies' Jake Henning
buried "the biscuit" past Richer with just 4:45 left in
the game, then Tanner Studlack tipped home an open-net
goal with five seconds left to lift Malone to a 3-1 win.
(Garrett Kopp photo)
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Tupper Lake's John Bujold (3) fought off the
backchecking and hooking of Malone's Devin Fleury (77),
then lifted a backhand over Huskies' goaltender Dan
Rondeau to tie the game 1-1 early in the second period.
However, Jake Henning's game winner in the third period
lifted the Huskies to a 3-1 road win. Rondeau
stopped 24 shots. (Garrett Kopp photo)
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Salmon River’s Tye Terrance (21) gets tangled up with
St. Lawrence Central’s Lukas Arquiett (12) while going
after the loose puck. The Shamrocks dominated the
Larries in the first period to gain a 2-0 lead, then
single goals in the second and third periods to post a
4-0 shutout in their regular-season opener. (Eric Foote photo)
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Salmon River’s Adam Bomberry (12) has the puck taken off
his stick by St. Lawrence Central’s Devon Euto (9) while
also being pinned up against the boards by Parker
Meashaw (15). Chris George registered a goal and
an assist to lead the Shamrocks, while Adam Bomberry and
Kyle Lewis each had two assists in the win. Colton Hart,
Ty Terrance and Oakley Thomas also scored. Matt
Healy backstopped the victory with an 18-save shutout.
Larries’ goalie Nate McLaughlin made 21 saves for the
Larries who fell to 0-1, 0-2 overall.
Feeding a pass from behind the net, Norwood-Norfolk's
Matt Myers tries to feed teammate Austin Cousineau
slicing through the middle of the Plattsburgh defense.
Cousineau scored a goal, while Jake Mayette led the way
with two goals, while Myers dished out three assists and
Cody Smith two assists in the Icemen's 4-4 tie with Plattsburgh
in non-league play. Jack Tolosky had two goals and two
assists for the Hornets.
(Photo by Bob LaRue)
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Plattsburgh's Alex Maston (21) puts a move on
Norwood-Norfolk's Tom Mayette before tucking the puck
under the goalie to give the Hornets a 2-1 lead with
just four seconds left in the first period. Maston
also had an assist. John Fine-Lease also had a
goal and an assist, while Max McGee dished an assist.
For the Icemen, Josh Tiernan also scored a goal, while
Dan Fyckes also had an assist. Mayette collected
19 saves, while Robbie Knowles stopped 38 shots for
Plattsburgh.
(Photo by Bob LaRue)
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