2012-'13 Final Standings
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The Beekmantown Eagles captured their first-ever New York State Girls Ice Hockey Championship on Sunday, skating to a 3-0 victory over defending champion Potsdam. The Eagles broke through in their fifth trip to the Final Four and fourth time in the championship. Alexis Guay scored the game winner in the first period. Beekmantown took command on back-to-back goals just four minutes apart in the second period. (John LaRue photo) Game Gallery NCSN Broadcast
New York State Girls Hockey Championship
Canton Recreation Pavillion, Canton, NY
Beekmantown (VII) 3,
Potsdam (X) 0
New York State Girls Hockey Semifinal
Canton Recreation Pavillion, Canton, NY
Potsdam (X) 3, Alexandria Bay (III) 1
Beekmantown (VII) 3, Kenmore East (VI) 2
Potsdam’s Megan Plumb (13) celebrates after teammate
Ally Miller snipes the game’s first goal past Alexandria
goalie Kayla Rios. Kalie Grant broke a 1-1 tie in the
second period and netted an insurance goal in the third
frame to lead the Sandstoners to a 3-1 win and advance
to the championship game on Sunday. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Alexandria Bay goalie Kayla Rios (25) blocks a
sharp-angle shot by Potsdam forward Ally Miller (3).
Rios went on to make 30 saves, but the Purple Ghosts
were outscored by the Sandstoners 3-1 in the New York
State Girls Hockey semifinals. Grant put Potsdam up 1-0
in the first period. With 5:46 left in the middle
frame, Amanda Lingenfelter tied the contest on a
power-play goal, before Kalie Grant scored twice to salt
the game away for the defending champion Sandstoners.
Kelsey Green and Sierra Gagnon assisted on the go-ahead
goal. The final Potsdam goal was unassisted at
8:35 of the third. Potsdam outshot
Alexandria Bay 34-8. Allie Compeau made 7 saves.
SEMIFINAL: BEEKMANTOWN HOLDS OFF KENMORE
Beekmantown’s Amanda Peterson (17) slapshots the game’s
first goal past Kenmore East goalie Lauren Pray (7). The
Eagles hung on to defeat the Bulldogs 3-2 in the New
York State Girls Ice Hockey Semifinals. Katie Matott and
Emily Radville also netted goals to advance the Eagles
to the state title game on Sunday. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Beekmantown's Amanda Peterson (17) tangles with Potsdam
defender Sierra Gagnon for the puck just outside the Potsdam
blue line. Beekmantown won the 2013 state championship
defeating Potsdam 3-0.
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Beekmantown’s Kallie Villemaire (13) gains possession of the
puck during the third period of the NYS Championship in
Canton. The Beekmantown Eagles have finally captured
the elusive New York State Girls Ice Hockey Championship
with a 3-0 shutout of defending champion Potsdam, in a game
broadcast on North Country SportsNet. For Coach Ray Guay,
the relief at finally winning the “big one” was tremendous.
And the elation for his daughter Alexis, who scored the
game’s first goal at 8:06 of the first period, was also
tremendous. Her skates almost seemed not to touch the ice as
she raced back to the bench in celebration. Emily Raville
set up the goal with an across-the-crease pass right on to
Guay’s stick on the backside of the play, left open by
Potsdam’s overshift toward the puck. The same pair connected
in reverse on the second goal at 3:14 of the second period.
Raville poked at the puck at the side of the Potsdam net.
The referee was the first to signal the puck’s crossing the
line on the 14th Eagles shot on goal. The next shot-on-goal
came just a short time later as Katie Matott broke free
behind the Potsdam defense and, alone on goaltender Allie
Compeau, wristed home a third marker that would knock the
Sandstoners on their heels. The teams has been tied in shots
on goal, 13-13, before the two scores. Beekmantown did not
allow Potsdam another shot over the last period and a half,
outshooting the Sandstoners 31-13. Compeau made 28 saves for
Potsdam. Kaleigh Bell stopped all 13 shots for Beekmantown.
(John LaRue photos)
Kenmore East goalie Lauren Pray (7) and forward Jill
Battista sprawl to cover the puck in a frantic finish to
the first period. Bell handled 40 saves in the New York
State Girls Hockey semifinals, but still fell short to
the Beekmantown Eagles 3-2. After Peterson's
first-period goal, the Bulldogs evened the score in the
second period when Jill Battista raced in on the right
wing and flung a shot the right shoulder of Eagles'
keeper Kayleigh Bell at 2:44. On a setup from
Kiley Regan, Katie Matott answered at 9:20 of the frame
to boost the Eagles back into the lead 2-1.
Beekmantown got a much-needed insurance goal early in
the third period, scored by Emily Raville, assisted by
Peterson and Alexis Guay. However, Kenmore East
made it interesting at the end when Shannon Munley
squeaked in a goal at the right post. Perhaps the
save of the game was made by the Eagles' defenseman
Lauren O'Connor who raced back to cleanly poke the puck
away on a breakaway that could have tied the contest
late in the game. Bell stopped nine of 11 shots.
Section X Championship
(#1) Potsdam 5, (#3) Canton 2
Section III Championship
(#3) Alexandria Bay 0, (#1) Skaneateles 0
(OT/Tie)
(Alexandria wins shootout 2-1 for championship)
Section III Semifinal
(#3) Alexandria Bay 1, (#2) Ithaca 0
Section VII Championship
(#1) Beekmantown 4, (#2) Albany Academy 2
Section X Semifinals
(#1) Potsdam 9, (#4)
Salmon River 0
(#3)
Canton 3, (#2) Massena 1
Section III Semifinals
(#1) Skaneateles 7, (#4) Oswego 0
Section VII Semifinals
(#2) Albany Academy 5, (#3) Lake Placid 0
(#1) Beekmantown 5, (#4) Saranac Lake 1
Alexandria Bay senior Jessica Prance (2) puts a final
move on Skaneateles goaltender Amanda Lupo and tucks
home the game winning shootout goal to win the Section
III Championship. the Purple Ghosts and the Lakers
skated to a 0-0 deadlock through regulation and two
overtimes. The third-seeded Ghosts won the game
and title in a 2-1 shootout. Alexandria Bay got to
the title game by traveling to second-seeded Ithaca and
knocking off the Little Red 1-0 just 24 hours earlier.
(Photo by T.G. Kolb)
Canton’s Margret Troiano skates in on a breakaway for
a hard wrist shot on Massena goalie Maddi Dillibough
(1). Canton scored a goal late in the first period,
another late in the second and an open-net goal with 21
seconds remaining to defeat the Red Raiders 3-1 in the
Section X Girls Hockey Semifinals. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Massena’s KC. Herne skates around Canton defender Natalie
Giglio (18) to get a shot on net, but is blocked by Bears’
goalie Elizabeth Burke (31). Canton advances to the Section
X championship game against Potsdam on Saturday, following a
3-1 win over the Shamrocks in the Section X semifinal game.
The Bears got on the scoreboard first when Taylor Marcellus
intercepted a pass and buried a short-handed goal with 1:28
remaining in the opening frame. Massena drew even to start
the second frame when Shannon Casey banged home a rebound
off a set up from Molly McConnell to knot the game 1-1.
Canton regained the advantage at the end of the period when
Margret Troiano scored from Blake Orosz on what would prove
to be the game-winning goal. Orosz sealed the deal by
intercepting a cross-ice pass and pumping home an
empty-netter with just 21 seconds remaining. Elizabeth Burke
stopped 18 shots for the Bears, while Maddi Dillabough
finished wiht 23 saves. Massena closed its best season in
six years of existence with a 13-8 record, while Canton won
its sixth in a row.
Potsdam’s Kalie Grant (8) scrambles to get to the
rebound, while the Canton defense clears the puck.
Potsdam tallied a goal in the first period, added two in
the middle frame and built a 4-0 lead in the third
period, en route to a 5-2 win over Canton to repeat as
Section X Girls Ice Hockey champions. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Canton’s Blake Orosz (16) buries a shot that brought the
Bears back within two goals, 4-3 late in the third
period. Potsdam's Megan Plumb added an open-net
goal to lock up a 5-2 win in the Section X Girls Hockey
Championship. Meg Stevenson opened the scoring
late in the first period on a setup from Ally Miller and
Kalie Grant. The Sandstoners opened up a 3-0 lead
on goals three minutes apart in the second period.
Kirstin Barkley plucked a puck from behind goaltender
Elizabeth Burke to gain a 2-0 lead. Jordan Emerson
assisted. Jayden Young buried a pass from Jenny
Tardelli to open a 3-0 lead. Plumb scored from
Kady Hart a minute-and-a-half into the third period,
Canton countered with goals from Margret Troiano and
Blake Orosz, both assisted by Taylor Marcellus, to draw
within 4-2 before Plumb's empty-netter to close the
scoring. Potsdam keeper Allie Compeau turned away
14 shots, while Canton's Burke jetisoned 22 shots in
keeping the Golden Bears in the game.
Potsdam’s Kalie Grant netted a hat trick and assisted on
another goal to lead the Sandstoners to a 9-0 semifinal win
over Salmon River. Potsdam gained a 2-0 lead in the first
period, but blew the game open with seven unanswered scores
in the second frame. Top-seeded Potsdam plays Canton for the
league title.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Salmon River’s Amber Thomas (22) pressures a Potsdam puck
carrier in the corner. Top-seeded Potsdam broke the game
open with seven goals in the second period, on their way to
a 9-0 rout of the #4-seeded Salmon River Shamrocks in a
Section X Girls Hockey Semifinal. The Sandstoners
advanced to play canton for the title game while improving
to 17-2 overall. Megan Stevenson scored the game’s first
goal just 2:37 after the opening puck drop. Jenny Tardelli
added the second marker just three minutes later. Kalie
Grant would net a natural hat trick in the second period.
Jordan Emerson pitched in a goal and two assists. Megan
Plumb and Sierra Gagnon had a goal and assist each. Kelsey
Green contributed the other goal. Ally Miller and Emily
LaRoe each had one assist. Allie Campeau and Sidney Miller
shared goalkeeping responsibilities with 10 total saves.
Salmon River’s Becca Leroux stopped 25 shots over the first
two periods, then Abby Grant handled all seven shots she
faced in the third period.
Albany Academy 2, Saranac Lake 0
Skaneateles 2, St. Lawrence Central 1
Potsdam 4, Ithaca 2
Potsdam 8, Salmon River 1
Beekmantown 3, Massena 0
Canton 4, Alexandria Bay 2
Skaneateles 4, Saranac Lake 1
Albany Academy 3, Lake Placid 2
Massena 5, Salmon River 1
Beekmantown 4, Lake Placid 2
Canton 5, Beekmantown 4
Potsdam 5, Skaneateles 2
Albany 3, Oswego 2
Alexandria Bay at Saranac Lake, canceled
Oswego 5, St. Lawrence Central 1
Potsdam 4, Massena 0
Beekmantown 3, Skaneateles 1
Beekmantown 7, Oswego 1
St. Lawrence Central at Salmon River, ppd. to 1/24
Non League
Albany Academy 4, Nichols 0
Potsdam 4, Lake Placid 0
Saranac Lake 5, Salmon River
0
Alexandria Bay 3, Massena 2
Skaneateles 2, Oswego 0
Canton 7, St. Lawrence Central 4
Massena 2, Saranac Lake 1
Lake Placid 3, Salmon River 1
Skaneateles 1, Albany Academy 0
Lake Placid 0, Alexandria Bay 0 (OT/Tie)
Canton 5, Ithaca 4 (OT)
Albany Academy 3, Saranac Lake 2
Ithaca 4, Alexandria Bay 3
Beekmantown 4, Albany Academy 1
Saranac Lake 5, Canton 4
Potsdam 5, St. Lawrence Central 0
Potsdam 5, Canton 3
Massena 4, St. Lawrence Central 2
Alexandria Bay 2, Salmon River 1
Lake Placid 2, Saranac Lake 1 (OT)
Oswego 4, Ithaca 2
Canton 6, Salmon River 3
Beekmantown 8, St. Lawrence Central 0
Skaneateles 2, Alexandria Bay 1
Massena 3, Lake Placid 2
Saranac Lake 2, Oswego 1
Alexandria Bay 3, St. Lawrence Central 2
Beekmantown 6, Ithaca 1
Potsdam 5, Oswego 1
Massena 2, Canton 1
Lake Placid 3, Ithaca 3 (OT/Tie)
Beekmantown 4, Saranac Lake
1
Albany Academy 4, St. Lawrence Central
0
Lake Placid 5, Canton 4
Alexandria Bay 3, Oswego 1
Salmon River at Potsdam,
postponed
Potsdam’s Kalie Grant (8) loses the handle on the puck
after colliding with a Canton defender. Canton led
Potsdam 2-1 late in the second period when the
Sandstoners erupted for three goals in the final two
minutes of the frame to gain a 4-2 lead. Potsdam
defeated the Golden Bears 5-3.
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Canton’s Blake Orosz (16) buries a shot short side on
the Potsdam goalie Allie Compeau to give Canton a 1-0
advantage. Potsdam tallied three times in the
second period and went on to defeat Canton 5-3.
Canton broke onto the scoresheet first at 8:23 of the
opening period when Blake Orosz swept in on a left-wing
break and slipped the puck past Potsdam goalkeeper Allie
Compeau. Mirna Husinec and Mary Kait Mace assisted.
Potsdam’s Jayden Young tied the game at 11:41 when she
buried the loose puck past Canton’s Elizabeth Burke. Sierra
Gagnon picked up an assist. The Lady Bears regained the lead
on Orosz’s second goal of the game early in the second
period. However, a pivotal two-minute blitz for the
Sandstoners at the end of the middle frame tilted the
outcome. Kalie Grant’s unassisted goal tied the game. Megan
Plumb thrust Potsdam into the lead 3-2 just 24 seconds later
on a goal set up by Kelsey Green and Kirstin Barkley. Plumb
produced what proved to be the game-winner with just eight
seconds remaining in the period. Kirsten Barkley also scored
for Potsdam, while Katie Marcellus delivered the
third goal for Canton. Allie Campeau backstopped the win
with a 15-save game. Canton’s Elizabeth Burke stopped 26
shots inside the crease. (Eric Foote photo)
Canton’s Mollie Curtis (11) fires a hard slapshot
that is tipped past St. Lawrence Central goalie
Stephanie Peets (1) for a first-period goal. The Bears
racked up four goals in the middle period to grab a 6-2
lead, but had to fend off the Larries' third-period
uprising for a 7-4 victory at Brasher. (Cody
Jenne photo)
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Larries forward Ashley DeBeer (3) slaps a hard shot and
hits the post after Bears goalie Elizabeth Burke (30)
extends her leg for the initial save. Canton
beat St. Lawrence Central 7-4. The Canton Golden
Bears took a 2-1 lead after the first period, opened a
6-2 lead through two periods, but then had to hold off a
serious comeback threat from the St. Lawrence Central
Larries for a 7-4 victory in the Section X Division at
Tritown Community Center. The teams exchanged goals to
start the game. Taylor Marcellus scored just 1:53 into
the contest, set up by Margret Troiano and Mackenzie
Comeau. The Larries tied the game when Lydia Cosgrove
scored unassisted five minutes later. At 10:59, Canton
regained the lead when Natalie Giglio scored from Comeau
and Samantha Mace. Canton took command of the game in
the second frame when they outscored St. Lawrence 4-1 in
the frame. Marcellus completed her hat trick with two
goals, while Blake Orosz added a goal and an assist and
McKaylee Boak punched in a goal. Cosgrove countered with
the Larries’ lone goal of the second frame. Down 6-2
entering the final period, St. Lawrence’s Paige DeBeer
poked in two goals to close the margin to 6-4. Orosz put
the game away for Canton with a score with three minutes
left.
Potsdam’s Ally Miller (3) gets denied by the left pad
from Ithaca goaltender Devin Baylor. The Sandstoners
rallied for three goals in the third period to overtake
the Ithaca Little Red. The win improved the Sandstoners
to 16-2 overall. Kirstin Barkley scored the game-winner
from Jordan Emerson and Kady Hart. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Ithaca’s Marlena Doerr (14) steps over the blueline and
lets go a slapshot on net that is turned away.
Trailing 2-1 entering the third period, Potsdam poured
in three unanswered goals to carry away a 4-2 win over
Ithaca. The teams traded goals in the first period.
Ithaca’s Anastasia Lyon scored from MacKay McCarthy.
Potsdam’s Emily LaRoe countered from Jordan Emerson and
Jayden Young. Ithaca netted the lone goal of the second
period when Paige Johnson connected from Jackie Cornell
for a 2-1 lead. Potsdam’s third-period surge began with
Kallie Grant’s goal from Abby Miller and Megan Stevenson
at 1:26 to knot the contest 2-2. Kirstin Barkley scored
what proved to be the game-winner from Jordan Emerson
and Kady Hart at 11:05. Grant tacked on an insurance
marker from Ally Miller just 36 seconds later for the
4-2 final. Alley Compeau swept up 21 saves in net for
Potsdam.
St. Lawrence Central and Skaneateles players scramble
for a loose puck at the feet of Lakers' Paige Postalwait
(20). On the final weekend of the regular season,
Skaneateles survived with a 2-1 win over St. Lawrence
Central. The Lakers improved to 7-3-1, while St.
Lawrence fell to 0-15-1 on the season.
Skaneateles’ Sophie Bush battles for the loose puck with
St. Lawrence Central’s Katie Lamica. Skaneateles
held on for a 2-1 win over the host Larries in an
interdivisional contest at Tritown Community Center.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Beekmantown’s Emily Raville (27) rips a slapshot that
is blocked by Massena goalie Maddi Daillabough (1).
Beekmantown bounced back from its first loss of the
season earlier this week with a solid 3-0 shutout of the
Red Raiders. The Eagles scored two goals a minute 41
seconds apart in the second period to seal the win.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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Red Raider forward Bailey Dillabough (2) takes a shot on
goal past two Eagle defenders to try to get on the board
in the first period. The Eagles come up with a big on
the road win 3-0. Beekmantown’s Emily Radville
delivered the game’s first goal at 6:07 of the first
period on a set up from Amy LoTemplio. LoTemplio and
Amanda Peterson scored back-to-back markers in the
second period, both short handed. Beekmantown outshot
Massena 36-18. Maddi Dillabough handled 33 shots for the
Red Raiders, while Rayleigh Bell stopped 18 shots for
the Eagles.
Potsdam’s Kalie Grant makes a saucer pass over a Lake
Placid stick to get the puck out of her own zone.
Potsdam jumped on Lake Placid early, opening up a quick
2-0 lead, then cruised to a 4-0 win over the Blue
Bombers in an intersectional game. Potsdam improved to
12-2 overall. The Bombers fell to 8-3-2.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Potsdam’s Jordan Emerson (10) knocks the puck away from
a Lake Placid player as they speed along the boards.
The Potsdam Sandstoners improved to 12-2 with a 4-0
shutout of the Lake Placid Blue Bombers. Potsdam
piled up a 3-0 advantage within the first seven minutes
of the contest and was able to keep Lake Placid at bay
for a 4-0 interdivisional victory. Kalie Grant
scored just 1:30 into the contest. Kirstin Barkley
converted the second goal at 4:51, the Grant tacked on
the third goal two minutes later to build the lead.
Kady Grant slipped in the final goal at 1:26 of the
second period. Allie Compeau and Sidney Molnar
combined for 16 saves in the Potsdam net, while Tanner
Stanton stopped 19 shots for Lake Placid. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Canton’s Lauren Orosz (13) gets the puck poked away
by Massena net minder Maddi Dillabough on a breakaway.
Dillabough turned out 22 Bears’ shots in backstopping a
2-1 win. Massena notched a goal in each of the first two
periods, then had to hold off Canton after the Bears
scored midway through the third. (Camron Waters
photo)
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Canton's Blake Orosz (16) poke checks the puck from
Massena's Chelsea Streeter in open ice during the second
period of Friday's game. Massena’s Katie MacCuaig
scored less than four minutes into the opening period, then
Carlie Leary drove home the game winner with 19 seconds left
in second period, as the Red Raiders held on for a 2-1 win
over the Bears. Orosz buried an unassisted goal in Canton’s
lone score with 5:44 left in the game. Raechel Davis
assisted on both goals. MacCuaig also had an assist. While
Massena goalie Maddi Dillabough handled 22 shots in net,
Canton’s Elizabeth Burke turned out 28 shots. Massena
improved to 3-2 and moved past Canton, also 3-2, in points
within the Section X Division. (Camron Waters photo)
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Massena Tournament
Bellows Free Academy 3, Potsdam 2 (OT)
Williamsville East at Massena, scrimmage
Massena Tournament
Massena 2, Bellows Free Academy 1
Potsdam vs. Williamsville East - scrimmage
Albany Academy 2, Massena
1
Ithaca at Skaneateles,
postponed
Ithaca 2, Alexandria Bay 1 (OT)
Beekmantown 2, Albany Academies 1
Potsdam 7,Salmon River 0
Lake Placid 5, Saranac Lake 0
Saranac Lake 6, Canton 5 (OT)
Massena 2, St. Lawrence Central 0
Potsdam 5, Alexandria Bay 0
Oswego 1, Skaneateles 1 (OT/Tie)
Lake Placid 3, Salmon River
2
Alexandria Bay 6, Canton 1
Massena 5, Oswego 1
Ithaca 4,
Salmon River 2
Alexandria Bay 2, Saranac Lake 0
Albany Academy Tournament
Potsdam 4, Albany Academy 3
(championship)
Non League
Oswego 6, Salmon River 1
Massena 4, Ithaca 2
Albany Academy Tournament
Albany Academies 1,
Skaneateles 0 (semifinal)
Potsdam advances by Kenmore-East (scrimmage)
Non League
Skaneateles 5, Massena 2
Canton 5, St. Lawrence Central 3
Beekmantown 2, Potsdam 1
Ithaca 4, Oswego 1
Massena 3, Salmon River 1
St. Lawrence Central 2, Saranac Lake
2 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam 5, Lake Placid 3
Alexandria Bay 2, Oswego 1
Beekmantown players celebrate a Katie Matott
power-play goal, late in the third period, to break a
1-1 tie that gave the Eagles a 2-1 win over the Potsdam
Sandstoners. In a battle of previous unbeatens, the
narrow victory kept Beekmantown’s overall record intact
at 4-0, while Potsdam fell to a 4-1 record overall. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Potsdam’s Megan Plumb attempts to stuff a rebound under the
pad of Beekmantown goaltender Kayleigh Bell, but was denied.
Beekmantown’s Regan Matott converted an unassisted
power-play goal with 4:27 remaining in the game to propel
the Eagles to a 2-1 over previously-unbeaten Potsdam (5-1
overall) in a non-league game. Matott assisted on the game’s
first goal, setting up Lauren O”Connor at the 10:22 mark of
the first period. Potsdam tied the game 1-1 at 4:32 of the
middle frame when Megan Plumb finished off a drive, assisted
by Megan Stevenson. Bell stopped 20 shots between the pipes
in the win, while Allie Campeau turned out 16 shots in the
Stoners' first loss.
The St. Lawrence Central’s offense attacks the
Massena zone. Maddi Dillabough stopped all 15 shots
between the pipes to backstop Massena’s 2-0 win over the
St. Lawrence Central Larries. Ellen Green scored from
the first goal from Abbie Paquin. Katie MacCuaig buried
an open-net goal to seal the victory. (Camron
Waters photo)
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Players from St. Lawrence Central and Massena get
tangled up fighting for the puck behind the Massena net.
Maddi Dillabough stopped all 15 shots between the pipes
to backstop Massena’s 2-0 win over the St. Lawrence
Central Larries. Ellen Green scored from the first goal
from Abbie Paquin. Katie MacCuaig buried an open-net
goal to seal the victory. Massena continues to improve
with a 2-2 league record, 6-3 overall. St. Lawrence
slipped to 0-6-1 overall. (Camron Waters photo)
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Alexandria Bay goaltender Kayla Rios makes a save and
hangs on with Canton’s Janet Beaudin is looking for a
rebound. After a 1-1 tie through the first period,
Alexandria Bay scored five unanswered goals in the final
two periods to beat Canton 6-1. Jessica Prance scored
four goals in the win for the Purple Ghosts. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Alexandria Bay’s Jessica Prance (8) loses the handle on
the puck in front of the Canton net. Jessica
Prance score four times, while Molly Russell and Madison
Collen each tallied once in leading Alex Bay to a 6-1
win over the Canton Lady Bears on Monday. Margaret
Troiano scored the lone goals for the Bears.
Massena goaltender Maddi Dillabough sprawls to her
left, trying to corral a shot from Salmon River attacker
Victoria Thompson. Dillabough made the save. The Red
Raiders broke a 1-1 tie with two unanswered goals in the
third period to defeat the host Shamrocks 3-1 in a
divisional contest at Tom Cavanaugh Arena.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Salmon River's Carleen Soucia sweeps in past a trailing
Massena defender to get a shot on goal, but the puck is
turned out by Raider goalie Maddi Dillabough.
Massena's two third-period goals were the difference in
the game in a 3-1 win over the Shamrocks.
Massena took a 1-0 lead on Katie MacCuaig's goal from Carlie
Leary and Mackenzie Young. Salmon River tied the game
at 1:27 of the third period when Tewasherake Barnes buried
the puck on a set up from Destiny Skidders-Delormier.
However, Massena quickly answered with a pair of goals just
47 seconds apart when Leary and Mia Jermano lit the lamp.
Chelsea Streeter, Shannon Casey and Raechel Davis gained
assists. Dillabough snared 17 saves, while Salmon
River's Becca Leroux stopped 30.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Potsdam 4, Massena 0
Beekmantown 4, Alexandria Bay
0
Albany 1, Ithaca 0 (OT)
Beekmantown 8, Saranac Lake 0
Albany Academy 1, Oswego 0
Lake Placid 2, St. Lawrence Central 0
Canton 5, Salmon River 4
Massena 4, Saranac Lake 1
Potsdam 6, St. Lawrence Central 1
Skaneateles 4, Alexandria Bay 1
Beekmantown 5, Salmon River
0
Potsdam 7, Saranac Lake 0
Lake Placid 4, Canton 0
Potsdam 3, Canton 2
Saranac Lake 2, Salmon River 2 (OT/Tie)
Massena 4, Alexandria Bay 2
Lake Placid 2, Albany Academies 1
Salmon River 5, St. Lawrence Central 2
Canton 5,
Massena 4 (OT)
Potsdam’s Ally Miller tucks the puck underneath
Massena goaltender Maddi Dillabough and into the net to
give the Sandstoners a 3-0 lead in the second period of
play. Potsdam scored two goals in the opening five
minutes of the game, then another in the third period
for a 4-0 win and to remain unbeaten. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Potsdam’s Megan Plumb (13) battles for the puck along
the boards with Massena’s Abbie Paquin (15) in a double
team. Scoring in all three periods, Potsdam jumped to a
quick 2-0 lead with Megan Stevenson scoring from Plumb,
then Kayleigh Grant buried the puck on a setup from Ali
Miller within the first three minutes. In the second
period, Miller converted a goal from Katie Hart. Miller
completed Potsdam’s 4-0 win on a third period score from
Sierra Gagnon. Potsdam dominated most of the offensive
play, outshooting Massena 37-11. Potsdam goalie Ali
Compeau turned out 11 shots for the shutout, while
Massena’s Maddi Dillabough kept the game close by
turning aside 33 shots at net.
Potsdam’s Kalie Grant (8) wins the face off against St.
Lawrence Central’s Brandi Thomas (10) during Wednesday’s
game. Potsdam spread the scoring among five different
scorers, on their way to a 5-1 win over St. Lawrence
Central in the Section X Division. (Casey Stephens
photo)
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Potsdam’s Kalie Grant (8) flies through the slot and
flips the puck into the St. Lawrence Central net for a
score. Potsdam improved to 2-0, 3-0 overall with a
6-1 win over the Larries. St. Lawrence fell to
0-2.
Alexandria Bay's Molly Aznoe is able to beat the
defensive check and tuck the puck past Massena
goaltender Maddi Dillabough, with assists from Mikayla
Kolb and Kiah Hudon, to put the Purple Ghosts ahead 2-1
in the second period. Then Dillabough shut out the
Ghosts the rest of the way in a 4-2 win. (Bob
LaRue photo)
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Massena's Rachel Davis (18) flips the puck over fallen
Alexandria Bay goaltender Samantha Griswold midway through
the second period to tie the game 2-2. Massena scored
twice in the third period to defeat the Alexandria Bay
Purple Ghosts 4-2 in an intersectional non-league game on
Friday at Massena Arena. After dropping a
heartbreaking season opener in overtime to Canton, the Lady
Raiders rebounded from a 2-1 deficit to beat Alexandria Bay.
Molly Russell delivered the first goal from Jessica Prance
at 4:26 of the period. Massena’s Mackenzie Youngs tied the
game 1-1 by converting off a play from Abbie Paquin at 7:54.
The teams traded goals in the middle frame on scores from
Alexandria’s Ally Aznoe and Massena’s Rachel Davis. Davis
netted what proved to be the game winner, assisted by Katie
MacCuaig, before the MacCuaig secured an insurance marker
into a vacant net with 10-seconds left. Maddi Dillabough
collected 13 saves in the win. Samantha Griswold kept the
Ghosts in the contest with a 38-save performance.
Canton’s Blake Orosz (16) buries a shot past Salmon
River goalie Becca Leroux (1), just eight seconds into
the second period to give the Golden Bears a 3-0 lead.
Canton then held on to defeat Salmon River 5-4. Orosz
led Canton with three goals and an assist, including the
game winner with 4:00 left in the game. (Eric Foote photo)
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Canton’s goalie Elizabeth Burke makes a kick save as
Salmon River’s Molly Brockway (7) tries to get a stick
on the rebound.
The Golden Bears opened with a 3-0 lead, then had to
hold off a wild Salmon River comeback that saw the game
tied midway through the third period, before Canton
claimed the win in the final 4:01. The Bears tallied a
pair of goals in the first period on goals by Natalie
Giglio from Kelley Coughler, then Lauren Orosz
unassisted. Canton built a 3-0 lead in the first 0:08 of
the second period on a goal by Blake Orosz from Mary
Kate Mace and Margret Troiano. Amber Thomas and
Tewasherake Barnes each scored on an unassisted goal at
to trim the lead to 3-2 in the second period. Mace
scored from Orosz and Troiano to open up a 4-1 lead,
before the Shamrocks slammed home goals by Emily
Trembley and Mallorie Johnson to bring the Shamrocks
even at 4-4 with 10:29 remaining in regulation. But
Orosz put the game away for the Golden Bears by
converting on a setup from Mace with 4:01 remaining.
Elizabeth Burke turned aside 15 shots for Canton. Becca
Leroux grabbed 33 shots in goal for Salmon River.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Salmon River goalie Becca Leroux (1) makes a save on
a point-blank shot against Beekmantown in Monday night’s
contest. Leroux was pummeled with 45 shots and turned
out 40, but the Eagles defeated the Shamrocks 5-0. The
Eagles opened a 3-0 lead in the first period to gain
early control of the game.
Visiting Beekmantown opened a 3-0 lead in the first
period to take command on goals by Emily Radville,
Kallie Villemaire and Katie Matott. After a scoreless
middle frame, Emily Radville assisted on a pair of
third-period goals by Alexis Guay for the Eagles to seal
up a 5-0 interleague victory. Clara Giroux and Amanda
Peterson each had an assist. Kayleigh Bell logged nine
saves for the Eagles’ shutout. Becca Leroux stopped 40
of 45 shots in net for the Rocks. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Canton’s Israel Tyler (14) chases a Massena attacker,
eager for takeaway in the Golden Bears’ comeback effort.
Canton erased a 4-1 deficit, forced overtime and scored
with three seconds remaining in a 5-4 victory over the
Massena Red Raiders in the season opener. (Casey Stephens photo)
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Canton’s Margret Troiano (17) and Blake Orosz (16) work
together to advance the puck down the ice against a
tough Massena Red Raider defense. Massena developed a
2-0 lead in the first period and mounted a 4-1 lead in
the second frame, only to see the Bears surge back.
Orosz and Troiano combined to put Canton on the board.
Canton began to rally at the end of the second period,
then carried that momentum into the third when the tied
the game on a Taylor Marcellus shot that was redirected
by Nikki Holmes. Holmes assisted on the game winner in
overtime in the Golden Bears' thrilling victory.