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BRADMAN, FLANAGAN LEAD CANTON PAST GENERAL
BROWN 10-8 |
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Canton’s Kyle Flanagan (18)
avoids the stick check from the
General Brown defender while
looking for the pass.
Flanagan buried five goals and
offered up four assists in
topping General Brown 10-8.
Canton led 2-0 after the first
quarter, 4-1 at the half.
Both teams traded three goals in
the third quarter, before the
10-8 Canton win on Saturday.
(Photos by Eric Foote)
Canton’s Dave Pynchon (35) wins
a battle for the loose ball,
scooping it off the turf ahead
of the General Brown player.
Sam Bradman also rifled four
goals and four assists in the
Bears' win. Garrett Sharp
netted Canton's other goal.
Goalie Pat Sweeney snagged 13
shots in the win.
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CANTON SCORES THRILLING O.T. WIN TO CLAIM
CRUSHER CUP CHALLENGE |
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By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
Canton's Kyle Flanagan scooped
up a loose ball in a scramble in
front of the Comets' net and
scored with just 15 seconds
remaining in the first
sudden-victory overtime to lift
the Golden Bears to a 9-8 win
over Carthage in the Crusher Cup
Challenge Thursday at Black
River. The cup is in honor
and memory of former Canton
All-American Josh Arayssian.
Canton roared back from a 2-0
first-quarter deficit with four
goals in the second frame,
including goals by Sam Bradman,
Luke Seymour and Garrett Sharp.
Carthage knotted the game 6-6,
just before the end of the third
quarter with a long-distance
marker from about 50 feet away.
Both teams scored in the fourth
quarter, including Steve
Tupper's goal with about a
minute remaining in regulation
to tie the contest for Canton.
For Canton, Bradman has three
goals and an assist, Sharp had a
hat trick, Flanagan contributed
a goal and an assist, while
Tupper and Seymour each netted
single markers. Mario
Ventiquattro led Carthage with
five goals, while Trent Ames
scored three times. Pat
Corbine made nine saves for
Canton, while Kyle Gaebel
stopped 11 shots for the Comets.
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CANTON FENDS OFF LARRIES UPSET BID, 16-12,
IN SEASON OPENER |
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Canton's Luke Seymour winds up
and rips the back of the net
with this shot past
St. Lawrence Central goaltender Connor McCuin
that restored the Golden Bears' a four-goal lead
in the third quarter of play.
(Photos by Bob LaRue)
A scramble in front of the
Canton net results in a Larries'
goal that draws the visitors to
within two goals 9-7 in the 3rd
qtr.
The Canton Golden Bears scored
an opening-day victory with a
16-2 win over the St. Lawrence
Central Larries. Canton's
Garrett Sharp ripped seven goals
and dished up two assists.
Luke Seymour netted a hat trick,
while Kyle Flanagan punched in
two goals and added four
helpers. For the Larries,
Kyle Phelix buried five goals
and added four assists.
Colin Benton also contributed a
hat trick.
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CANTON, CARTHAGE TUNE UP WITH PRESEASON
SCRIMMAGE THURSDAY |
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Canton's Sam Bradman stops on a
dime, spins and flies past a
Carthage defender in Thursday's
preseason scrimmage.
Canton's Chris Radway puts a
crunching hit on a Carthage
player, knocking him off his
feet during an intersectional
preseason scrimmage on Thursday
at the St. Lawrence University
Fieldhouse. No score is kept in
scrimmage games.
A Canton player scoops up the
ball and jets away before the
Carthage player who is reaching
back. (Photos by Eric Foote)
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2006 Section X
Boys Lacrosse Standings |
| TEAMS
W L T Pct. GB
Overall |
Canton
Golden Bears
Heuvelton Bulldogs
Saranac Lake Red Storm
Potsdam Sandstoners
Massena Red Raiders
Salmon River Shamrocks
St. Lawrence Ctl. Larries |
1 0 0 1.000 -
3 0 0
1 0 0
1.000 -
1 0 0
1 0 0
.000 -
1 0 0
0 0 0
.000 ½
0 1 0
0 1 0 .000
1
0 1 0
0 1
0 .000 1
0 1 0
0 1
0 .000 1
0 1 0 |
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2005-'06 Section X
Boys Lacrosse Scoreboard |
SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2006
Non League
Lowville Academy 12, Potsdam 6
Canton 10, General Brown 8THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006
Crusher Cup Challenge
Canton 9, Carthage 8 (OT)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 2006
Saranac Lake 6, Massena 2
TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2006
Canton 16, St. Lawrence Central 12
Heuvelton 7, Salmon River 4
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LOWVILLE PULLS AWAY IN 4TH QTR. TO SPOIL
POTSDAM'S SEASON DEBUT |
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Potsdam's Tyler Keleher (12)
escapes a Lowville attacker.
Lowville's Andrew Waite fires
the over-the-top shot that cuts
between Potsdam's Richard
Bradshaw (13) and goalie Jack
Mullaney (1) and into the far
site of the net. (Bob LaRue
photos)
A Potsdam player is hauled down
to the turf as the Lowville Red
Raiders take off with the ball.
By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
The Lowville Raiders spoiled
Potsdam's season opener with a
12-6 win at SUNY Potsdam on
Saturday. In a non-league
contest, the Raiders edged out
to a 3-2 lead after the first
quarter and 6-3 at the
half. Potsdam closed the
gap to 7-5 early in the fourth
quarter, but the Raiders owned
the rest of the contest scoring
five straight goals. For
Potsdam, Jason Soucis netted
four goals. Corey McGregor
dished out four assists.
Adam Webster contributed a goal
and an assist, while Corey
Bercume rounded out the scoring
with a goal. Jack Mullaney
stopped 13 shots, while Ryan
Leroux made two saves in fourth
quarter action. Coach Todd
Kaiser told NCSN that he was
pleased with how his team
battled. "We made a couple
of key turnovers that opened
their scoring at the end.
We have to work on our spacing,
getting new guys used to the
system, winning more faceoffs
and getting more scoring
especially from our
midfielders."
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SARANAC LAKE OPENS SEASON WITH 6-2 ROAD
VICTORY AT MASSENA |
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By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
The third quarter proved to be
Massena's undoing as the Saranac
Lake Red Storm outscored the Red
Raiders 4-1, en route to a 6-2
win at Massena on Wednesday.
The Storm took a 2-1 lead into
the halftime, but scored four
times in the third quarter,
before a scoreless final period.
Saranac Lake's Chris Gordon
registered two goals and
provided one assist, while
Keegan Muldowney added a goal
and an assist. Matt
Pittman backstopped the victory
with eight saves in net.
For Massena, Neal Hopps and Matt
Henrie netted the goals.
Tom Cook had 11 saves for the
Raiders, before giving way to
Ethan Lecuyer who made two
stops.
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IMPROVED HEUVELTON OPENS 2006 SEASON WITH
7-4 WIN OVER SALMON |
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Heuvelton's Matt Pierce (4)
looks for an opening and a cut
to the net against Salmon
River's Jacob Sunday (5), before
a direct attack on goalie Daniel
Phillips (3). (Photos by
Bob LaRue)
Salmon River's Dwight Bero (23)
stick checks Heuvelton's Aaron
Pierce (11) in a chase along the
right side of the field.
Heuvelton's Matt Pierce (4) raises the stick to avoid the low check
with the long stick by Salmon's
Jacob Sunday. Pierce
delivered three goals and added
an assist in the Bulldogs'
season-opening 7-4 win over the
Shamrocks. Ryan Harper
also added a pair or goals and
two assists, while Justin Taylor
and Jerrid Ayen each scored a
goal and provided an assist.
Salmon River's Curry Rice and
Corey Thomas split the Shamrocks
four goals with two each in the
opening loss.
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