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Salmon River’s Ky Tarbell (15) fires a shot that is turned away by the St. Lawrence Central goalie Kody Kocsis. Nate Cole buried two goals and assisted on another to tie the Larries' all-time scoring record with Jack Keenan at 271 points. However, Ky Tarbell scored goals and assisted twice in Salmon River's 18-5 win. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
Massena 10, Colton-Pierrepont 3
Canton 12, Potsdam 5
Salmon River 18, St. Lawrence Central 5
Ogdensburg 7,
Colton-Pierrepont 1
Saranac Lake 7, Colton-Pierrepont 5
Massena 11, Ogdensburg 2
Salmon River 18, Potsdam 5
Canton 16, St. Lawrence Central 7
Massena 16, Saranac Lake 2
St. Lawrence Central 17, Massena 7
Canton 11, Saranac Lake 2
Salmon River 14, Ogdensburg 1
Potsdam 7, Colton-Pierrepont 2
Salmon River 19 at Colton-Pierrepont 2
Massena 17, Canton 10
St. Lawrence Central 11, Ogdensburg 7
Potsdam 14, Saranac Lake 4
Massena 11, Potsdam 5
Salmon River 20, St. Lawrence Central 7
Massena’s Noah Ransom (18) and Saranac Lake’s Jesse
Ettinger (14) battle for a ground ball at midfield. Red
Raider Zach Hopps continued a torrid scoring pace with
another 10-point game (four goals and six assists) in
pacing Massena to a 16-2 win over the Red Storm. Jordy
Mitchell added three goals in the win. (Ryan
Bercume photo)
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Massena’s Grayson Phillips (12) rips a shot just past
the left ear of Saranac Lake defender Anthony Isabella
(23). Phillips and Rhoades Tarbell meshed two goals
each, while Noah Ransom, Sako Rourke, Ross Driscoll,
Ryan Chauvin and Sam Berger had single markers. Saranac
Lake’s Josh Trombley and Jeff Stevens scored the goals.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Marshall Berninghausen (2) lets a
shot go past Salmon River defender Brady Mitchell (17).
Salmon River rolled out to a 6-1 lead at the end of the
first quarter and 13-2 at the half, before claiming the
18-5 win. Lakota Square and Seth Oakes nailed three
goals each. Dalston Day, Kyle Lewis and Russ Oakes
collected two goals each. Day doled out four assists.
Lewis offered two assist. Larries’ Blake Baldwin notched
a goal and two assists. Ian Lynch and Dalton Lottie both
tallied single markers. (Eric Foote photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont attacker Mike Murray (16) threads a
shot into the lower-left corner of the net past Saranac
Lake defender James Murname (19) and goalie Jacob
Merrill (21). Josh Tremblay paced the Red Storm with
three goals and an assist, while Jeff Stevens added a
goal and an assist in a 7-5 win over the Colts.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont's Dan Knight (4) gets hit by two
Saranac Lake defenders and spun around in the air,
separating him from the ball. Chandler Gach netted
a goal and an assist, while Kevin Duguay added a score
in Saranac Lake's 7-5 win. Red Storm goalie Jacob
Merrill made 12 saves. For the Colts, Gyle Dominy
provided two goals and two assists, while Dustin Andrus
added two goals and Mike Murray had one marker.
Colts' netminder Craig Miller stopped 13 shots. Saranac
Lake won the battle for ground balls 43-21. (Bob
LaRue photo)
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Massena goaltender Kyle Cooke (29) makes a save on a
side-winding shot from Canton's Tanner Sanderson in the
first quarter. The Raiders avenged a 16-0 shutout just
18 days ago in Canton with a 17-10 triumph over the
Bears. Massena's Zach Hopps racked up six goals
and three assists in leading the Raiders' win.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
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Massena attackman Grayson Phillips (12) fires a shot
beats Canton goaltender Jeff Hammond (30).
Massena's Zach Hopps racked up six goals and three
assists, while Jordy Mitchell scored once but offered up
five assists as the Red Raiders handed Canton just their
second league loss 17-10. Jesse Gilbert led the
Golden Bears with four goals and two assists.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
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Salmon River 10, Saranac Lake 8
Non League
Canton 13, Lowville 6
Salmon River 24, Saranac Lake 2
St. Lawrence Central 16, Colton-Pierrepont 1
Canton 14, Ogdensburg 2
Potsdam 11, Massena 7
Salmon River 18, Massena 7
Canton 10, Colton-Pierrepont 2
Potsdam 7, Ogdensburg 6
St. Lawrence Central 19, Saranac Lake 4
Salmon River 18, Potsdam 5
Non League
Queensbury 15, St. Lawrence Central 6
Ogdensburg 6, Colton-Pierrepont 1
Massena 13, Saranac Lake 3
Canton 8, Potsdam 3
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 10, Glens Falls 9
Non League
Ogdensburg 11, Blessed Virgin Mary (Syracuse) 4
Salmon River 19, Canton 8
Ogdensburg 16, Saranac Lake 8
St. Lawrence Central 11, Potsdam 10 (OT)
Massena 15, Colton-Pierrepont 3
Canton 10, St. Lawrence Central 4
Saranac Lake 5, Colton-Pierrepont 4
Massena 8, Ogdensburg 4
Salmon River at Potsdam, postponed
Potsdam’s Sam Miller (28) gets enough space on his
defender to get a clear shot around St. Lawrence Central
goalie Kody Kocsis (7). Potsdam’s Garrett Kilgore tied
the game late in regulation to force overtime. However,
Marshall Berninghausen tallied the game winner from Ian
Lynch for an 11-10 Larries’ win. (Ryan Bercume
photo)
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Potsdam’s Cody Compeau (11) dodges from the top of the
box and tries to rub off the pick set by teammate
Garrett Kilgore (18), but St. Lawrence Central’s Ian
Lynch (8) stays tight to defend him. Nate
Cole led the Larries withe four goals and four assists.
Logan White added three goals, Lukas Arquiett tallied
two goals, while Ian Lynch chipped in a goal and the
game-winning assist. Kody Kocsis stopped 10 shots
in net. For Potsdam, Sam Miller tallied a two
goals and three assists, while Cody Compeau had a pair
of goals and an assist. Nate Carey added a goal
and an assist. Jasn Cardinal had eight saves.
THe Ogdensburg Blue Devils won their first game of the season defeating Saranac Lake 16-8. For Ogdensburg: Goalie Spencer Lawrence had 10 saves. Andrew Roddy had 3 goals, Jake Garrison 2 goals and 2 assists, David Prudhomme 2 goals, Cody McCormick 2 goals and 1 assist, Nick Perrigo 2 goals, Justin Felt 2 goals, Trey Lawrence 1 goal 1 assist, Andrew Guimond had 1 goal, Joey Kiah 1 assist. Jordan Aydlett-McCormick had 1 goal. For Saranac Lake: Jeff Stevens 3 goals, Lance Ackerson 2 goals, Seth Pickerigh 1 goal 2 assists, Oliver Holmes with a goal. James Murnane recorded his first varsity goal, Chandler Gach an assist, Aaron Noel with an assist, while Mike Burpoe had 14 saves in net. Jacob Merril picked up 5 saves in net.
Potsdam’s Chris Stone (2) takes a shot that is kicked
out by Massena keeper Kyle Cooke, then is knocked to the
ground by Raider Luke Bender. Potsdam dashed to a 5-0
first quarter lead, beating Massena 11-7. Sandstoner
Cody Compeau buried three goals and assisted on another.
Nate Carey ripped three goals. (Eric Foote photo)
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Potsdam’s Ben Purvis (24) scoops up the loose ball with
a Massena defender all over his back. Potsdam
jumped to a 5-0 first-quarter lead and held a 7-3
advantage at the half. The Red Raiders kept the
Sandstoners off the scoreboard in the third frame and
trimmed the score to 7-5, before Potsdam closed with a
4-2 final quarter. Jason Cardinal made 10 saves
for Potsdam.
Canton’s Zack Zeller (22) battles for a loose ground
ball near the sideline with a Salmon River player. The
Shamrocks drilled seven straight goals in the first
quarter. Canton outscored the Rocks 7-5 in the middle
two frames, but could not overcome the slow start.
Salmon River dealt Canton its first league loss 19-8.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Salmon River’s Russ Oakes (13) keeps control of the ball
while pressured from behind by a Canton player.
For Salmon River, Dalston Day racked up four goals and
four assists, Russ Oakes 3g 3a, Austin Cavender 3g 2a,
Kyle Lewis 2g 3a, Trenton Tarbell 2g, along with single
goals to Kiio Jacobs, Kason Tarbell, Lakota Square, Sky
Sunday and Roweren Lazore. Kobi Johnson made six
saves and Randy Peters with three saves for the
Shamrocks. Canton scoring was led by Peyton Van Bibber
with 2 goals, with single markers from Jack Elberty,
Jesse Gilbert, Ed Foote, Mike Mathews, Tanner Sinclair
and Adam Widner. Jeff Hammond stopped eight shots, with
Alex Sosbee who made 1 save. (Eric Foote photo)
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Canton’s Eb Foote knocks the ball loose with a stick
check on St. Lawrence Central’s Zack Arquiett. The
Canton Golden Bears jumped out to a 7-2 lead, then held
off the Larries for a 10-4 victory on Tuesday. The Bears
continued an unblemished league mark at 5-0 and 5-1
overall. The Larries fell to 2-2 league & overall. (Eric Foote photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Tyler Kowalchuk (5) protects the
ball while being defended by Canton’s Mike Matthews. Eb
Foote and Jesse Gilbert each tallied four goals as
Canton beat the Larries 10-4 to stay unbeaten in league
play. Cody Moore and Tanner Sanderson also scored.
Marshall Burninghausen led the Larries with two goals,
while Styles Arquiett and Ian Lynch scored one each.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Canton 14, Saranac Lake 2
Non League
General Brown 12, Potsdam 3
Massena 13, Northwood Prep 9
Canton 16, Massena 0
Salmon River 17, Ogdensburg 2
Non League
Indian River 8, Colton-Pierrepont 3
Potsdam 10, Colton-Pierrepont 4
Massena 13, St. Lawrence Central 12
Canton at Saranac Lake, ppd. to Saturday
Salmon River at Ogdensburg, ppd. to Friday
St. Lawrence Central 19, Ogdensburg 4
Potsdam 14, Saranac Lake 5
Colton-Pierrepont at Salmon River, postponed
Massena at Canton, postponed till 4/20
Non League
Potsdam 8, Lowville 4
Saranac Lake goaltender Michael Burpoe (15) makes a
great close-range save in a 1-on-1 matchup with Potsdam
attackmen Kyle Grant (22). Sam Miller produced four
goals and two assists, while Nate Carey contributed a
goal and four assists as Potsdam cruised to a 14-5 win,
spoiling Saranac Lake's season opener. (Bob LaRue
photo)
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Potsdam’s Brian Thomas (5) tries to unleash a shot, but
the ball is knocked from his stick on a good check from
behind Saranac Lake’s Blake Battistoni (25).
Potsdam goalie Jason Cardinal had two saves in net.
For Saranac Lake, Seth Pickereign tallied two goals and
an assist while Quinn Urquhart pounded in two goals.
St. Lawrence Central’s Dalton Lottie keeps control of
the ball while checked by Massena defender Luke Bender.
Massena pulled away for an 8-5 halftime lead, but the
Larries chipped away to finally tie the game 12-12 with
:49 left. However, the Red Raiders buried the game
winner just 14 seconds later to win 13-12. (Eric
Foote photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Blake Baldwin (13) battles for a
ground ball near midfield with a Massena player.
The Red Raiders defeated the Larries 13-12. Zach
Hopps led the Red Raiders with four goals and an assist,
while Ross Driscoll also had a hat trick. Nate
Cole led the Larries with five goals and an assist,
while Dalton Lottie meshed three more goals and provided
two assists. (Eric Foote photo)
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Ogdensburg's Alex Hewko (22) and St. Lawrence Central's
Nate Cole (11) get in each other's grill as they battle
for control of the ball. The Larries' Dalton Lottie
slammed home eight goals, while Cole chipped in two
goals and five assists in a 19-4 win in a very physical
battle. (Bob LaRue photo)
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St. Lawrence Central's Marshall Berninghausen (2) fights
his way through a double-team stick checking from both
sides as he approaches the Ogdensburg net.
Berninghausen collected three goals and two assists,
while Blake Beaulieu added a goal and four assists for
the Larries. SLC goalie Kody Koscis turned made 12
saves on 16 shots between the pipes. Trey Lawrence
led Ogdensburg with a goal and an assist.
Non League
Salmon River 16, Henninger of Syracuse 9
St. Lawrence Central 8, Colton-Pierrepont 2
Canton 15, Colton-Pierrepont 0
Salmon River 18, Massena 3
Potsdam 17, Ogdensburg 6
Canton 12, Ogdensburg 4
Non League
Lowville 8, Ogdensburg 7
Oswego 15, Canton 7
Non League
Massena 11, Northwood School 4
Salmon River's Ross Oakes blows a shot inside the post
past Massena goaltender Kyle Cooke (29) in Tuesday's
regular-season opener. For the Shamrocks, Seth Oakes
blasted seven goals with two assists and Dalston Day
racked up six goals in Salmon River's 18-3 win. (Bob
LaRue photo)
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Salmon River attacker Austin Cavender side-winds a
direct shot on net for a goal. Zach Hopps had a
goal and assist for Massena. Salmon River opens
the season 1-0, while the Red Raiders fall to 0-1
league, 1-1 overall.
Canton’s Peyton VanBibber (23) protects the ball from a
wraparound stick check by an Ogdensburg defender. Canton
jumped to a 3-0 lead, en route to capturing a 12-4 win
against division rival Ogdensburg. Josh Pierson led the
Bears with three goals and three assists. Jesse Gilbert
had a hat trick and two helpers. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Canton and Ogdensburg players battle for a loose ball in
the air, jarred loose on a stick check. For
Canton, Brandon Rodee added two goals and one assist.
Mike Matthews, Jack Elberty, Eb Foote and Cody Moor each
tallied a marker. Ogdensburg received single goals
from Nick Perrigo, Drew Hilbourne, Ian Roddy and Jake
Garrison.
Northwood’s Tyler Grant (25) goes to scoop up the ground
ball as teammate John Wickes (4) lays a body check on
Massena’s Ross Driscoll (28). Massena dominated the
first three quarter for a 10-1 lead, en route to an 11-4
non-league opening victory. Zach Hopps led the Red
Raiders with three goals and six assists. (Ryan
Bercume photo)
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Massena defender tries to disrupt a side-winding shot by
a Northwood attacker. Grayson Phillips whipped in
three goals and dished an assist. Noah Ransom
added three goals, while Rhoades Tarbell dumped in a
goal and offered an assist in the Raiders' win. Goalies
Kyle Cook had five saves and Dylan Stone two saves. For
Northwood, Alex Conroy pumped in two goals and dealt an
assist. Rob Henessey had a goal and an assist.
St. Lawrence Central’s Nate Cole (11) knocks the ball
loose with a stick check on Colton-Pierrepont’s Alex
Bonno (1). Cole scored three goals, while Dalton Lottie
drilled four markers and assisted on another as the
Larries (1-0) broke away from a 5-2 halftime lead to
beat the Colts 8-2. The Colts are 0-2.
Colton-Pierrepont’s Dan Knight (4) battles for the
ground ball with St. Lawrence Central’s Logan White
(25). The Larries opened their 2012 campaign with
an 8-2 win. Scoring for the Colts were Jacob
Angelberger and Gyle Dominy. C-P's Craig Miller
collected 17 saves. (Eric Foote photo)
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Potsdam goaltender Chase Palmer slides out and knocks
away a close-range shot from Ogdensburg's Chris Axtell.
Palmer turned aside four direct shots to backstop
Potsdam's 17-6 win over the Blue Devils. Kyle Kingsley
collected six points, including 3 goals and 3 assists to
lead Potsdam. Garrett Kilgore also had three goals.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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Potsdam midfielder A.J. Landi (13) unleashes a shot on
O.F.A. goaltender Spencer Lawrence. Lawrence
posted 12 saves in net. Landi generated four goals
and an assist. Potsdam capitalized on its
opportunities in the second quarter to net seven goals
and blow open an 8-2 lead, en route to a 17-6 win over
the Blue Devils. Sam Miller added two goals and an
assist. Chris Stone had three assists. Jake
Garrison led O.F.A. with two goals and an assists. (LaRue
photos)
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Colton-Pierrepont goalie Craig Miller (20) denies a
point-blank shot from an Indian River attacker. Miller
turned aside 15 shots, but the Indian River Warriors was
able to outscore the Colts 6-1 in their season opener on
Monday at SUNY Canton. The Colts lone goal was
scored by Cody Green from Dustin Andrus.
(Eric
Foote photo)
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Two Colton-Pierrepont defenders collapse towards an
Indian River attacker who winds for up for a shot.
Thomas and Woodward each scored a pair of goals for
Indian River in the non-league contest. The
Warriors led by a slim 1-0 margin at the half. (Eric
Foote photo) Game Gallery