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St. Lawrence Central's Blake Baldwin (13) tries to dodge Canton's Ryan Caldwell (14) to advance the play. In the battle for second place in the division, the Larries jumped to a 5-1 lead in the first quarter and kept the Golden Bears at bay. St. Lawrence captured second place with a 16-4 win over Canton. (Camron Waters photo) Game Gallery
Saranac Lake 5, Ogdensburg 4
Salmon River 18, Potsdam 7
St. Lawrence Central 16, Canton 4
Non League
Massena 16, Northwood Prep 3
Massena 19, Saranac Lake 9
St. Lawrence Central 17, Potsdam 5
Canton 12, Colton-Pierrepont 6
Massena 12, Colton-Pierrepont 1
Salmon River 22, Ogdensburg 0
Massena 16, Potsdam 6
Non League
Salmon River 20,
Canton 5
Northwood Prep 8, Saranac Lake
5
Colton-Pierrepont at Indian River, postponed
Non League
Potsdam 12, Northwood Prep 6
Canton 5, Saranac Lake 0
Salmon River 19, Massena 6
St. Lawrence Central 15,
Colton-Pierrepont 3
Potsdam 9, Ogdensburg 8 (OT)
Salmon River 12, Potsdam 8
Salmon River 18, Canton 7
St. Lawrence Central 7, Ogdensburg 3
Saranac Lake 11, Colton-Pierrepont 4
Massena 12, Ogdensburg 5
St. Lawrence Central 10, Saranac Lake 3
Canton 9, Potsdam 8
Salmon River 13, Colton-Pierrepont 5
Salmon River 20,
Saranac Lake 3
Canton 12, Ogdensburg 2
St. Lawrence Central 12, Massena 11
Potsdam 10, Colton-Pierrepont 5
Canton 13, Massena 5
Ogdensburg 6, Colton-Pierrepont 4
Salmon River 11, St. Lawrence Central 7
Potsdam 18, Saranac Lake 8
Non League
Massena 13, Northwood 6
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2013
St. Lawrence Central 10, Canton 5
Saranac Lake 8, Ogdensburg 6
Non League
General Brown 14, Potsdam 4
Canton 12, Ogdensburg 5
Canton 15, Colton-Pierrepont 2
Massena 10, Saranac Lake 7
St. Lawrence Central 13, Potsdam 4
Salmon River 15, Ogdensburg 4
Massena 12, Colton-Pierrepont
5
Canton 15, Saranac Lake 3
Potsdam 6, Ogdensburg 3
St. Lawrence Central 10, Colton-Pierrepont 5
Salmon River 15, Massena 3
Salmon River 18, Canton 3
St. Lawrence Central 7,
Ogdensburg 3
Saranac Lake 9, Colton-Pierrepont 6
Massena 13, Potsdam 9
Salmon River 21, Saranac Lake 3
Canton 10, Potsdam 6
Massena 11, Ogdensburg 7
Salmon River 20, Colton-Pierrepont 2
St. Lawrence Central 13, Saranac Lake 8
St. Lawrence Central 15, Massena 3
Potsdam 6, Colton-Pierrepont 1
Salmon River at Saranac Lake, postponed to 4/16
Canton 6, Massena 5
Salmon River 13, St. Lawrence Central 5
Potsdam 14, Saranac Lake 5
Ogdensburg 9, Colton-Pierrepont 4
Non League
Indian River 7, Colton-Pierrepont 3
A Canton player gets slammed just as he lets a shot go at
the side of the Salmon River net. Skylar Thomas
whipped four goals, while Kason Tarbell and Kyle Lewis each
scored three goals in Salmon River's 18-3 win. (LaRue photo)
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Ogdensburg’s Nick Perrigo (3) races past Massena defender
Tyler Simms (4) on his way to the net. The Blue Devils fell
to the Red Raiders 11-7. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Canton’s Josh Huaitt (18) sprints for the net a
close-range shot, while challenged by Massena’s Jordy
Mitchell (11). The Golden Bears led 1-0 in a
slow-developing first half, before coming out on top 6-5
in the season opener. Six different Canton players
scored the goals. Jack Elberty also had two assists in
the game. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Canton’s Payton VanBibber (23) battles for possession of
the ball against Massena’s Kyle Cooke (29), just after
Massena goalie Kyle Cook made the save. The Bears
captures the season-opening victory over the Red Raiders
6-5. Cook made 16 saves in net, while Canton keeper Jake
Watson turned aside 11 shots. Bears scorers included
VanBibber, Josh Pearson, Jake Facey, Ryan Caldwell and
Jack Elberty. Tanner Sanderson and Hunter Yerdon dished
assists. Sako Rourke paced the Raiders with two goals
and one assist. Ross Driscoll added two goals. Sam
Gerber added the other goal. Grayson Phillips dished two
assists and Evan Kassian one assist.
The Salmon River boys varsity
lacrosse team opened the 2013 season with a 13-5 victory
over St Lawrence Central. Dalston Day led the
Shamrocks with 3 goals and 2 assists. Russ Oakes
delivered two goals and three assists, while Skylar
Thomas added three goals. Other points went to
Kason Tarbell with 3 assists, Trenton Tarbell 2 goals,
Kyle Lewis 1 goal and 1assist with single goals to Sky
Sunday and Karonhiate Lazore. In net, Kobi Johnson made
9 saves and Taz Oakes made 2 saves for the Shamrocks. St
Lawrence Central was led by Ian Lynch with 3 goals and
C. Burns with 2 goals. Kody Kocsis made 4 saves.
Potsdam’s Carl Hayes (10) battles with Saranac Lake’s
Aaron Noel (7) for possession at midfield . The
Sandstoners got the win over the Red Storm 13-5 in the
season opener. Steve Lewis tossed in three goals and an
assist, while Chad Varney notched two goals and three
assists to pace the Sandstoners’ victory. (Cody
Jenne photo)
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Potsdam’s Stephen Lewis (6) and Keenan O’ Gorman (20)
battle for the ball with Saranac Lake’s Kevin Dunguay
(3) and Aaron Noel (7). The Sandstoners beat the Red
Storm 14-5. Kyle Grant chipped in two goals and two
assists, Chris Stone added two goals and Hayden Hart
contributed a goal and two assists. Jason Cardinal and
Chase Palmer combined for six saves for Potsdam. Seth
Pickreign led all scorers with four goals for the Storm.
Andrew Pasche scored the other goal. Mike Burpoe and
Jacob Merrill turned out 14 shots in the Saranac Lake
net.
St. Lawrence Central’s Lukas Arquiett (12) dodges Canton
defender Jay Proulx (2) and dishes off a pass. Arquiett
assisted on a goal by Brody Simons who scored his first
goal of the second to open a 2-0 lead. Marshall
Berninghausen led the Larries with four goals. Ian Lynch
joined the Larries’ 100-point Club with two goals and
three assists. Cody Burns added two goals and two
assists, while Styles Arquiett added two goals and an
assist. Nick Randall also scored a goal. Larries’ keeper
Kody Koscis stopped 12 shots. Cody Moore put Canton on
the scoreboard in the final minute of the first period
with the first of his two goals. Ryan Caldwell added a
goal and an assist. Ian Thrasher scored Canton’s other
goal. Canton goalies Nate Gibson and Andrew McCormick
collected six saves between the pipes. (Camron
Waters photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Tyler Kowalchuk (11) scoops up
a ground ball while boxing out Potsdam’s Matt Sutliff
(25). The Larries broke away from an early 2-1 lead with
five consecutive goals, leading to a 17-5 win at
Potsdam. For the Larries, Luke Arquiett scored four
goals and assisted on three others. (Camron
Waters photo)
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Potsdam’s Cody Compeau (11) goes for a swim move and
beats St. Lawrence Central’s Lucas Arquiett (12). For
the Larries, Lukas Arquiett scored four goals and
assisted on three others. Ian Lynch added two goals and
five assists, while Blake Baldwin contributed four goals
and two assists and Marshall Burning hausen tallied four
goals. Goalie Kody Koscis will made 12 saves. For
Potsdam, Adam Lewis had a hat trick. Kyle Grant and Sam
Woods scored.
Massena’s Grayson Phillips (12) tries to race around
the poke check of Salmon River defender Dalton
Roundpoint (22). Salmon River got the early lead on the
Red Raiders, racing out to a 11-2 first-quarter lead, en
route to a 19-6 win. Salmon River goalies Kobi Johnson
made seven saves and Taz Oakes made two.(Camron Waters
photo)
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Salmon River’s Kason Tarbell (24) tries to coral the
ball while having a Massena defender on his back.
Tarbell led the scoring attack with five goals and two
assists, while Skylar Thomas added three goals and three
assists and Kyle Lewis contributed three goals and four
helpers in the Shamrocks’ 19-6 victory. (Camron
Waters photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Ian Lynch (8) takes a close-range
shot on on Massena goalie Kyle Cooke (29). The Larries
rallied in the last nine minutes of the game to score
six unanswered goals in a 12-11 win. Cody Burns, who
scored four goals, capped the rally with the game winner
with 3:01 left in the game.
Massena’s Blake Baldwin (13) takes a diving shot for a goal,
while taking a heavy checked leveled by St. Lawrence
goalkeeper Kody Kocsis (15). Cody Burns capped a six-goal
St. Lawrence Central rally with the game winner with
3:01 left in regulation to polish off a 12-11 Larries’
comeback victory at Massena. Burns tossed in four goals
for the winners. Lukas Arquiett added three goals with
one assist. Brenden Broderick and Sako Rourke paced the
Red Raiders with three goals each. Trailing 11-6 in the
final nine minutes, the Larries’ defense hunkered down
and turned away any further Raider scoring. The Larries
improved to 7-2 overall. Massena slipped to 4-5 league,
5-5 overall.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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Salmon River's Skye Sunday sidewinds a low laser into
the net past St. Lawrence Central goaltender Kody Koscis
to open a 6-4 lead in the third quarter. The Larries
held a 4-3 lead just before half, but Salmon River
netted two before intermission, before going on to win 11-7. (Bob LaRue photo)
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St. Lawrence Central's Ian Lynch (8) scores the Larries'
sixth goal, deflecting the ball off the helmet of Salmon
River goalie Kobi Johnson. The Salmon River
Shamrocks survived a serious threat to their unbeaten
string with an 11-7 comeback victory over the St.
Lawrence Central Larries. In the Shamrocks biggest test
so far this season, Skylar Thomas led the 7-0 Shamrocks
with four goals and two assists. Dalston Day and Kason
Tarbell and Trenton Tarbell each contributed two goals
and an assist. Skye Sunday notched a goal and an assist
while Kyle Lewis passed out three assists. Goalie Kobi
Johnson preserved the win with a 14-save effort. After
trailing 4-3 midway through the second quarter, Salmon
River gained the lead on back-to-back goals to close the
half at 5-4. The teams traded a pair or goals till late
in the third quarter when the Shamrocks jammed home two
goals in the final two minutes of the quarter in what
proved to be a pivotal sequence. Larries Coach Chris
Rose saw the positives for his team. “We won more
faceoffs, had more shots, picked up more ground balls,
goalie had more saves...yet we lost. Just a couple of
small letdowns and they took advantage.” For the 6-2
Larries, Marshall Burninghausen, Blake Baldwin and Ian
Lynch each scored two goals. Luke Arquiett pitched in a
goal and two assists. Kody Koscis stopped 15 shots for
SLCS.
Potsdam’s Chris Stone (2) beats a Massena defender up the
field. Grayson Phillips led the Red Raiders with
five-goal performance to propel Massena past Potsdam 13-9 in
boys lacrosse. (Camron Waters photo)
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Colton-Pierrpont’s Craig Miller (5) clears the Saranac Lake
defender and drives home a goal. Saranac Lake’s Seth
Pickreign’s launched six goals to lead the Red Storm to a
9-6 win over the Colts. (Cody Jenne photo)
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