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Salmon River’s Ky Tarbell (15) beats Johnson City’s defenseman Michell Keomoungkhoune (2) as he cuts from behind the net and heads on the inside lane towards the crease. The Shamrocks jumped out to a fast start against the Section IV champions, en route to a 15-6 win in the N.Y. State Class C Regional Semifinal. (Ryan Bercume photo) Game Gallery
N.Y.S. Class C Regional Final - Cicero-N.Syracuse
Homer (III) 12, Salmon River (X) 8
N.Y.S. Class B Region II Semifinal - Potsdam
HS
Vestal (IV) 19, Massena (X) 13
N.Y.S. Class C Region II Semifinal - Potsdam HS
Salmon River (X) 15, Johnson City (IV) 6
Section X Overall Championship - Massena HS
(C) Salmon River 15, (B) Massena 1
Section X Class C Championship - Massena HS
(#1) Salmon River 23, (#2)
Canton 7
Section X Class C Semifinals
- Home Higher Seed
(#1) Salmon River 17, (#4) Potsdam 1
(#2) Canton 11, (#3) St. Lawrence Central 10
Vestal’s Matthew Wagner (18) rips a shot past the stick
and shoulder of Massena’s Zach Robert (24) during the
New York State Class B Regional semifinal played on
Wednesday. Massena's Zack Hopps scored five goals
and dished out two assists, but it the Red Raiders came
out on the short end of a 19-13 Vestal win. (Ryan
Bercume photo)
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Vestal’s Jake Barsigian (3) beats his man but slide help
comes from Massena’s Ryan Chauvin (16). Massena
Coach Chris Covell said, "We worked awfully hard.
They are a good club and we are young." And the
Raiders worked especially hard after the intermission,
outscoring Vestal 10-8 in the second half, but the
Massena had fallen behind 11-3 at the half and could not
overcome the huge hole. Grayson Phillips scored
three times, Sako Rourke tallied twice, while Kyle Cook
stopped 16 shots.
Salmon River's defender Brady Mitchell (17) attempts
an over-the-head check from behind, but Canton's Peyton
VanBibber (23) ducks to get in front of his man. The
top-seeded Shamrocks repeated as Section X Class C
Champions with a 23-7 win over the Bears by rocketing 10
goals in the second period. (Ryan Bercume photo)
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Salmon River’s Ky Tarbell (15) looks to dodge past a
Canton defender who tries to dislodge the ball with a
poke check. The Shamrocks captured the Class C
title having run the table of Section X teams with an
undefeated 16-0 season. Salmon River posted the first
two goals, before Canton battled back for a 3-2 lead on
a pair or goals by Eb Foote and one by Jesse Gilbert,
all within the first six minutes. The Rocks broke the
game open with 10 goals in the second frame to lead 13-4
at the break. Salmon River added 10 more goals in the
second half in the 23-7 final. The Shamrocks
back-breaking second quarter onslaught included goals by
Dalston Day, Kyle Lewis, Kamm David, Sky Sunday and Ky,
Trenton and Kason Tarbell. Gilbert squeezed a goal for
Canton in the midst of the barrage. Salmon River secured
the Class C title with seven more goals in third period,
including markers by Mason Hemlock and Oakley Thomas.
Salmon River advances to the Section X overall
championship against the Massena Red Raiders, then to
the New York State Class C playoffs. For Canton, Foote,
Payton VanBibber and Cody Moore registered second-half
goals. Canton finished its season at 13-5 overall,
second best in the league.
Potsdam attacker Drew Quenneville (12) unleashes a
point-blank shot on Salmon River goalie Kobi Johnson
(88) who made the save, one of 12 stops. The Shamrocks
defeated Potsdam 17-1 in the Section X Class C
semifinals. Ky Tarbell tallied four goals and four
assists, while Seth Oakes had three goals and four
assists. (Bob LaRue photo)
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Salmon River's Dalston Day (white) sidewinds a shot
against the Potsdam defense. The Salmon River
Shamrocks continued their season-long defensive
dominance of Section X teams in defeating the Potsdam
Sandstoners 17-1 in the section’s Class C semifinals.
The Shamrocks pulled out to a 6-1 in the first quarter,
then reeled off eleven unanswered goals for the final
three periods. Ky Tarbell led the Shamrocks with four
goals and four assists, while Seth Oakes added three
goals and four assists. Dalston Day added two goals and
two assists. Sky Sunday added two goals and an assist,
while Lakota Lazore dealt two goals. Kyle Lewis added a
goal and an assist, while Kason Tarbell, Oakley Thomas
and Kamm David had one goal each. Kobi Johnson made 11
saves and Randy Peters made one save in relief. Kyle
Kingsley scored for Potsdam, while Jason Cardinal made
11 saves. The Shamrocks will advance to the Section X
Class C Championship game on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. in
Massena vs. the Canton Golden Bears. Potsdam finished
its season at 8-9 overall.
The Salmon River boys varsity lost to Homer 12-8 in the
New York State Class C quarterfinal. Both teams scored a
goal in the first period and were tied 6-6 at the half.
Homer held Salmon River scoreless with a 2-0 third
period, before closing out with a 4-3 final period. Seth
Oakes led the Shamrocks with four goals, Ky Tabell
chipped in with two goals and three assists, Kason
Tarbell tallied one goal and Kamm David chipped in with
one goal. Kobi Johnson made 12 saves in net for the
Shamrocks. Beav Riley led Homer in scoring with five
goals and two assists. Aaron Zimmerman was also a key
player with three tallies and one assist. Sean Ferrito
chipped in two goals and one assist, Conner Johnston had
one goal and one assist and Bryan Cavelier also scored a
goal. Jon Cottrea made seven saves.
Salmon River’s Ky Tarbell (15) beats Johnson City’s
defenseman Michell Keomoungkhoune (2) as he cuts from
behind the net and heads on the inside lane towards the
crease. The Shamrocks jumped out to a fast start against
the Section IV champions, en route to a 15-6 win in the
N.Y.S. Class C Regional Semifinal. (Ryan
Bercume photo)
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Johnson City’s Nick Neferis (23) won the clamp-and-pull
draw against Salmon River’s Oakley Thomas (99), but
there was still a battle for the ground ball afterwards.
Johnson City jolted the Shamrocks with two early goals,
but the Shamrocks gained quick sights on the goals with
five unanswered markers in the first half and another
eight-goal run in the second half to pound out the 15-6
triumph. Dalston Day continued his daunted scoring
prowess with five more goals, lifting his season total
to 59, while Seth Oakes tickled the twine four times and
dished for two other markers. Ky Tarbell also pitched in
two goals and two assists. Salmon River advances to the
New York State quarterfinals vs. Homer which upset
defending state champion Cazenovia for the Section III
Class C crown. The game will be at Cicero-North Syracuse
on Saturday.
Salmon River's Oakley Thomas (99) collects a pass and
buries the ball in the middle of the net behind Massena
goaltender Kyle Cooke. Dalston Day collected six goals
and two assists. Ky Tarbell and Seth Oakes had two goals
and three assists each in Salmon's 15-1 win for the
Section X Boys Lacrosse Title.
Salmon River's Dalston Day (14) was left wide open to
put several in-the-face dekes on Massena goaltender Kyle
Cooke before burying his shot "top shelf." Day
racked up eight points as Salmon River defeated Massena
15-1 for the Section X Overall Boys Lacrosse title.
The Salmon River boys varsity lacrosse team scored five
unanswered goals in the first period and seven more in
the second frame to lead 12-0 at the half. The Shamrocks
put on another clinic in stick handling, ball movement
and sharpshooting in finishing a season-long feast on
Section X opponents. Dalston Day collected six goals and
two assists, Ky Tarbell and Seth Oakes pitched in two
goals and three assists each, Kyle Lewis added a goal
and two helpers, while Sky Sunday dealt two scores.
Single goals were scored by Russ Oakes and Oakley
Thomas. Kobi Johnson made five saves for the Shamrocks
and Randy Peters made three saves in relief. Grayson
Phillips scored for Massena, while Kyle Cook snared 11
saves. Both teams now move on to separate State Regional
playoffs games on Wednesday, May 30th, at Potsdam High
School. (Bob LaRue photo)
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St. Lawrence Central’s Ian Lynch (8) controls the ball
while heavily stick checked by Canton’s Jay Proulx (28).
After Canton romped to a 10-2 lead at the half, the
Larries fought back outscoring Canton 6-1 in the third
quarter and dominating control in the final period, but
came up short 11-10 in the Class C semifinal.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Canton’s Mike Matthews scoops up the loose ball with two
Larries in hot pursuit. The Canton Golden Bears
built 6-1 lead over the St. Lawrence Central Larries in
the first quarter, lead 10-1 before the Larries scored
just before intermission to make it 10-2. However, an
extra half-hour’s break for a passing thunderstorm at
halftime gave the Larries time to regroup and turn the
game upside down. St. Lawrence outscored Canton by the
same 6-1 margin in the third period and dominated
possession in the fourth quarter by out-maneuvering
Canton 8-3 on faceoffs. The Larries shutout Canton 2-0
in the final quarter, edging to within a goal at 11-10,
but could not get the equalizer before the final horn.
Jesse Gilbert led Canton with four goals and an assist.
Mike Matthews added a pair of goals and a helper. Jack
Elberty delivered a goal and three assists, while Eb
Foote racked a goal and an assist in Canton’s victory.
Jeff Hammond made 17 saves, particular against the
Larries’ second-half barrage that saw multiple chances
to tie or take the lead. The Golden Bears survived to
play the Salmon River Shamrocks in the Section X Class C
Championship game on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. in Massena
vs. the Salmon River Shamrocks. The Larries were led by
all-time school leading scorer Nate Cole, who in his
last high school game collected three goals and two
assists. Dalton Lottie added twop goals an done assist,
while Marshall Berninghausen and Ian Lynch added two
goals each. Larries’ goalie Zach Arquiett stopped six
shots. St. Lawrence finished its season at 10-7 overall.
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