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2012 SECTION X BOYS
SOCCER |
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| EAST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Brushton-Moira Colton-Pierrepont Chateaugay Madrid-Waddington Parishville-Hopkinton St. Lawrence Central St. Regis Falls Norwood-Norfolk |
9-3-2 20 1-1-0 9-4-1 19 1-1-0 9-4-1 19 0-0-2 9-4-1 19 0-2-0 7-5-2 16 1-1-0 4-8-2 10 0-2-0 2-11-1 5 0-1-0 2-12-0 4 0-2-0 |
| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Malone x-Potsdam Canton Ogdensburg Massena Salmon River Gouverneur |
9-2-1 19 3-1-0 9-2-1 19 2-1-0 5-3-4 14 2-1-0 5-3-4 14 1-2-0 3-3-6 12 3-1-0 1-9-2 4 2-1-0 1-10-2 2 0-2-0 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Harrisville x-Lisbon Heuvelton Edwards-Knox Morristown Hermon-DeKalb Hammond Clifton-Fine |
11-3-0 22 0-1-0 10-2-2 22 2-0-0 10-3-1 21 1-0-1 9-4-1 19 1-1-0 6-6-2 14 0-0-0 4-10-0 8 0-2-0 2-12-0 4 0-1-0 1-13-0 2 0-1-0 |
Canton’s Dillon Elliot (6) slide tackles the ball away from Potsdam’s Nnaebuka Ononye (10). The Bears notched the first goal, but Potsdam bounced back to take a 2-1 halftime lead en route to a 3-1 win. The win gave Potsdam a share of the Central Division regular season with Malone. Both teams finished 9-2-1. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 3, Madrid-Waddington 2
St. Regis Falls 0, Colton-Pierrepont 0 (OT/Tie)
Central Division
Malone 1, Massena 0
Potsdam 3, Canton 1
Ogdensburg 4, Salmon River 0
West Division
Lisbon 1, Heuvelton 1 (OT/Tie)
Harrisville 6, Hammond 1
Edwards-Knox 3, Hermon-DeKalb 1
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 2,
Parishville-Hopkinton 0
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 2,
Chateaugay 1
Parishville-Hopkinton 0, Brushton-Moira 0 (OT/Tie)
St. Lawrence Central 4, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Madrid-Waddington 2, St. Regis Falls 1 (OT)
Central Division
Malone 4, Gouverneur 0
Ogdensburg 2, Massena 2 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam 2,
Salmon River 1 (OT)
West Division
Heuvelton 2, Clifton-Fine 1
Hermon-DeKalb 5, Hammond 1
Edwards-Knox 2, Morristown 2 (OT/Tie)
Lisbon 1,
Harrisville 0
East Division
Brushton-Moira 1, Colton-Pierrepont 0
West Division
Morristown 3, Clifton-Fine 0
East Division
Chateaugay 3, St. Lawrence Central 1
Norwood-Norfolk 4, St. Regis Falls 2
Madrid-Waddington 2, Parishville-Hopkinton
0
Central Division
Massena 7, Gouverneur 0
Ogdensburg 1, Potsdam 0 (OT)
Malone 2, Canton 1
West Division
Edwards-Knox 3, Hammond 0
Heuvelton 6, Morristown 3
Lisbon 5, Hermon-DeKalb 0
Harrisville 5, Clifton-Fine 0
West Division
Edwards-Knox 3, Clifton-Fine 0
Edwards-Knox’s Brent Archer (4) gets to a loose ball
in the crease and buries it in the back of the net for a
first half goal. Edwards-Knox’s Richard Finnerty needed
just five saves in net, while the defense shrouded the
remainder of Hammond’s attacks in a 3-0 Cougars’ win
over the Red Devils in West Division action. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Chris Davison dribbles around Hammond’s
Zach Howie (21) near the corner flag. Ryan
Gollinger netted a goal and an assist to lead
Edwards-Knox’s scoring attack. Chris Davison and Brent
Archer also scored goals. Nick Davison and Tyler
Tresidder dished out assists. Hammond goalkeeper Darin
Bresett reeled in ten saves. Edwards-Knox improved to
9-4 West, 9-5 overall. Hammond fell to 2-10 West, 2-11
overall.
Potsdam’s Chris Stone (20) gets tangled up with Canton’s
EJ Curtis (11) while going for the ball near the end
line. Stone scored one goal, while Nnaebuka Ononye
tallied twice to lead the Sandstoners to a 3-1 victory
and a share of the Central Division regular-season title
with the Franklin Academy Huskies. Malone and Potsdam
finished with identical 9-2-1 Central Division records.
Potsdam was 11-3-1 overall. For Canton, Jacob Facey
scored the lone goal. The Bears fell to 5-3-4 overall
and finished in a third place tie with Ogdensburg to
close the regular season. (Eric Foote photo)
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Harrisville goalie Zane Mono hangs onto the ball as
Lisbon’s Coleman Smith goes flying over him. In a
matchup of the West Division's top two teams, Cody James
scored the goal as Lisbon outlasted Harrisville 1-0 to
knock the Pirates from first to third place in the West
Division. (Eric Foote photo)
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Lisbon’s Ryan Buckley (11) clears the ball away from a
Harrisville attacker inside the 18-yard box. Lisbon and
Harrisville began the day as the top two teams in the
West. Cody James’ picture-perfect head shot
redirected Adam Kelley’s direct kick into the net with
just five minutes remaining in the game to deliver a 1-0
win over Harrisville. The win also vaulted the Golden
Knights into first place in the West Division. Lisbon
keeper Jimmy Robinson collected five saves in the
shutout, while Harrisville Pirates' goalie Zane Mono
turned out 12 shots.
Salmon River’s Brady Mitchell (7) and Potsdam’s Robbie
Scott (17) battle for possession of the ball in the
first half of Friday’s Central Division battle. The
Sandstoners’ Chris Stone fought his way through Salmon
River’s defense and pulled the trigger on the
game-winner with less than two minutes left in overtime
in a 2-1 win. Salmon River took a 1-0 lead on
Mitchell’s goal with just over nine minutes remaining
the in first half. Stone also scored to tie the game
midway through the second half on a set up from Ian
Vitek to knot the game 1-1.
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Dan Stone (11) and Salmon River’s Tyler
Thompson (10) fight for the ball in the first half of
Friday’s contest. The state-ranked Sandstoners tallied a
second-half goal, then Chris Stone scored a “working
goal” late in the second overtime to carry Potsdam to
fend off Salmon River 2-1. Stone persisted through
the Shamrock defense to score the game winner with under
two minutes left. The strength of the
defenses left the keepers with only a little work in
net. Potsdam’s Ryan McDonald collected just three saves
for the win, while Salmon River’s Zach Smith recorded
two saves. (John LaRue photo)
West Division
Heuvelton 3, Edwards-Knox 1
Non League
Lisbon 3, Gouverneur 0
East Division
Brushton-Moira 1, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Central Division
Canton 1, Ogdensburg 0
West Division
Morristown 7, Clifton-Fine 0
Non League
Massena 2, St. Lawrence Central 0
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 3, St. Lawrence Central 1
Colton-Pierrepont 1, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Chateaugay 3, St. Regis Falls 0
Brushton-Moira 3, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Central Division
Malone 5, Salmon River 2
Potsdam 1, Massena 0
West Division
Clifton-Fine 2, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Harrisville 2, Morristown 0
Lisbon 2, Hammond 0
West Division
Edwards-Knox 5, Clifton-Fine 1
Central Division
Canton 1, Massena 1 (OT/Tie)
Salmon River 6, Gouverneur 0
East Division
Chateaugay 1, Madrid-Waddington 0 (OT)
Brushton-Moira 4, St. Regis Falls 0
Parishville-Hopkinton 4, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Colton-Pierrepont 3, St. Lawrence Central 0
Central Division
Malone 1, Ogdensburg 0
Canton at Massena, ppd. till 10/16
Gouverneur at Salmon River, ppd. till 10/16
West Division
Morristown 3, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Heuvelton 1, Harrisville 0
Edwards-Knox 2, Lisbon 1
Hammond 3, Clifton-Fine 0
Hermon-DeKalb’s (3) Ryan Brown directs his way
through the tough Clifton-Fine defense looking for an
open teammate. Clifton-Fine won its first game of the
season, improving to 1-9, in a 2-1 comeback upset win
over the Demons. Nate Aldrich scored both goals for the
Eagles. Macauley Snell scored the goal for H-D. (Casey
Stephens photo)
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Hermon-DeKalb defender Steven Gilbert (9) goes up with
Clifton-Fine player as they fight for the possession of
the ball. After a scoreless first half, Macaulay
Snell put the Demons ahead with a goal in the 50th
minute. Jaron Robinson assisted. Nate Aldrich countered
with two goals for Clifton-Fine – one in the 62nd minute
and the game-winner in the 77th minute to power the
Eagles first win of the season (1-9). The Demons fell to
3-8, 3-10 overall. Each goalie produced nine saves.
Potsdam’s Tom Hoobs (22) shakes of a Massena player
while going for the loose ball. With five minutes left
in the first half, Potsdam’s Dan Cruikshank blasted a
direct kick from 25 yards out and buried the ball to
give Potsdam the only goal they would need. Final score:
Sandstoners 1, Massena Red Raiders 0.
Potsdam’s David Caamona (6) speed dribbles, looking up
for someone to pass to while trailed by a Massena
player. Andrew Holden tapped in a short rebound in
the ninth minute, after a hard low shot spun off
Parishville-Hopkinton goalie Parker Meashaw accounted
for the only scoring of the game at 8:30 of the opening
half to lead Colton-Pierrepont to a 1-0 win over
Parishville-Hopkinton in East Division action in a game
heard on North Country SportsNet. Behind a strong
defensive line, Craig Miller needed only two saves for
the Colts’ shutout. Meashaw had six saves for the
Panthers. (E. Foote photo)
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Lisbon’s Cody James (8) collides with Edwards-Knox’s
Dylon Jeanette (16) going for a ball off of a corner
kick. After a scoreless first half, Lisbon’s Adam Felt
belted home a penalty kick to score a 1-0 lead. However,
Edwards-Knox bounced back to defeat the Golden Knights
2-1. E-K’s Brent Archer delivered the game winner.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Lisbon keeper Jimmy Robinson snatches the loose ball
while Edwards-Knox’s Austin Brown (11) crashes the net.
Robinson had five saves in the contest. After Lisbon
gained a 1-0 lead on a penalty kick in the 10th minute
of the second half, the Cougars rallied five minutes
later on a goal from Ryan from Jesse Bullock to balance
the scoreboard. Brent Archer converted the game-winning
goal from Chris Davison for a 2-1 Cougars’ win. The
bruising game also saw 22 penalties meted out. E-K
goalie Kaden Dandrow reeled in six saves. Edwards-Knox
improved to 6-3 West, 6-4 overall. Lisbon fell to 7-2-1
West, 8-2-1 overall.
Canton’s Brandon Rodee (16) heads the ball away,
during an Ogdensburg corner kick. Canton's Matt Mende
scored the game's lone goal in the 16th minute of play,
on a pass directed by Francesco Palumbo in a 1-0 win on the
road at O.F.A. Scott Wright turned out nine shot between
the pipes in the shutout for the Bears.
(Eric Foote photo)
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A shot by Canton’s Bryant Wentworth (23) is blocked at
point-blank range by Ogdensburg keeper Jacob Sias.
The shot by Canton’s Bryant Wentworth (23) is blocked at
point-blank range by Ogdensburg keeper Jacob Sias. Francesco
Palumbo set up Matt Mende for the lone goal of the game
in the first half. Canton held off O.F.A. 1-0. With the
win, Canton climbed into second place in the Central at
5-1-4, 7-2-4 overall. O .F.A. slipped to 3-3-3 Central,
4-5-3 overall.
Morristown celebrates the first of three goals in the
first ten minutes of Friday’s game against Clifton-Fine.
Ryan Volmer was the only two-goal scorer for Morristown,
in spreading out its attack on the Eagles. The Green
Rockets went on for a 7-0 victory over the Eagles in a
West Division matchup.
Morristown’s Dakota Marshall (17) dribbles around the
Clifton-Fine goalie and scores a goal early in Friday’s
game. Marshall was one of six goal scorers in a
7-0 Green Rockets' win. Also chipping in single
markers for the Rockets were Jake VanArnum, Tristen
Gilmour, James Richard and Aaron Stout. Morristown
squared its record at 5-5-1 West/overall. Clifton-Fine
slid to 1-10 West/overall. (Eric Foote photo)
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Parishville-Hopkinton keeper Parker Meashaw pulls out of
his net to grab the ball near the top of the 18-yard
box. Colton-Pierrepont’s Andrew Holden jammed home the
game’s only goal at 8:31 of the first half when a shot
spun off Meashaw and laid momentarily in the crease. The
Colts beat the Panthers 1-0. (Eric Foote photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Gyle Dominy (12) heads the ball out
of the box and away from Parishville-Hopkinton’s Jordan
Dishaw (24).
Potsdam’s Dan Cruikshank scored the game’s only goal on
a direct kick in the 35th minute. Ryan McDonald
collected seven saves for the Central Division-leading
Sandstoners (7-1-1, 9-2-1 overall). Massena fell to
2-2-5 Central, 4-3-5 overall.
Canton and Massena players collided in front of
Bears' goaltender Scott Wright in a sustained Raiders'
attack during the second half. Canton and Massena played
to a scoreless tie through regulation. Massena's Dalton
Mullin scored in the first overtime. Canton's Jake Facey
tied the game in the second OT. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Canton goaltender Scott Wright lays out to tip a Red
Raider' shot just wide of the upper right corner of the
net. Canton and Massena played a very
evenly-fought game. Both goaltenders, Wright and
Massena's Ian Wilson both stopped 11 shots and both
allowed one goal. Massena scored first at 1:50
into the first overtime when Dalton Mullin connected
from Jesus Hernandez. Canton salvaged a tie and a
point in the standings when JV call-up Jake Facey buried
the equalizer midway through the second overtime.
Tanner Sanderson assisted.
Hermon-DeKalb’s Ryan Brown (3) gets his foot on the ball
for a shot right in front of a Morristown defender.
Morristown’s Dakota Marshall delivered a hat trick with
a goal in the first half and two unassisted tallies in
the second half to lead the Green Rockets to a 3-1 win
over the H-D Green Demons.
Morristown’s Dakota Marshall (17) celebrates after
scoring one of his three goals on the day against
Hermon-DeKalb. The Green Rockets gained a 1-0 halftime
lead on Dakota Marshall’s first goal, set up by Dalton
Hersey. They tacked on a two unassisted second-half
goals, also by Marshall. The Green Demons countered with
their lone goal of the game when Cameron Hance dented
the twine. Steve Gilbert assisted. Morristown defeated
Hermon-DeKalb 3-1. Morristown goalie Luke King stopped
six-of-seven shots in net. Brad Weller turned aside 15
shots. Morristown squared its record at 4-4-1 West and
overall. Hermon-DeKalb slipped to 3-7 West, 3-9 overall.
(Eric Foote photo)
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West Division
Lisbon 2, Morristown 0
East Division
Chateaugay 1, Brushton-Moira 0
Madrid-Waddington 2, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Non League
Salmon River 4, St. Regis Falls 3
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, St.
Lawrence 2 (OT/Tie)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 2, Gouverneur 2 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam 3, Malone 2
Canton 4, Salmon River 0
West Division
Lisbon 4, Clifton-Fine 0
Harrisville 6, Edwards-Knox 0
Hermon-DeKalb 2, Heuvelton 1
Morristown 4, Hammond 0
Non League
Brushton-Moira 2, Malone 0
East Division
Chateaugay 3, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, St. Regis Falls 0
Brushton-Moira 4, St. Lawrence Central 1
Central Division
Potsdam 3, Gouverneur 0
West Division
Hammond 1, Clifton-Fine 0
Lisbon 1, Edwards-Knox 0
Non League
Immaculate Heart 5,
Harrisville 0
Brushton-Moira goalkeeper Taylor Tallman reaches out
to snatch the ball away as Malone striker Brady Monette
(12) flies through. Loren Traynor pocketed a pair of
goals, one in each half, as the Panthers chipped away
for a 2-0 win. Tallman stopped 12 shots in net in
protecting the shutout for the Panthers. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Malone Huskies' Daniel Badgley (21) works to poke the
ball through Brushton-Moira's "squeeze play" from
Garrett Trim (9) and Tristen Dumas (19). Loren
Tryanor scored both goals in a 2-0 Brusthon-Moira win.
Dumas assisted on the first marker, while Jason LaBlanc
dished out the assist on the second goal. Panther
goaltender Taylor Tallman collected 12 saves in the
shutout, while Malone's Austin Lamay reeled in six saves.
Parishville-Hopkinton's Joey Jacot (13) protects against
the incoming left-wing attack from St. Lawrence
Central's Ian Lynch (8) and clears the ball from harm's
way. The upset-minded Larries took the division-leading
Panthers into overtime, with both teams battling to a
2-2 deadlock in East Division action.
St. Lawrence Central's Tyler Savage leaps to tip away a
close-range line-drive shot that had been directed under
the crossbar. The ball popped dangerously upward
in front of the net, requiring a second stop on the
ball. St. Lawrence Central's Luke Arquiett banged
home a tying goal midway through the second overtime to
draw the Larries even in a 2-2 draw. Nate
McLaughlin also scored the the Larries. Wyatt
Snell and Anthony Pullano banged home goals for the
Panthers (6-1-1 East, 7-2-1 overall. (John LaRue
photo)
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Potsdam’s Nnaebuka Ononye (10) celebrates after giving
Potsdam a 3-0 lead early in the second half. For Ononye,
it was his second goal of the half, assisted by Chris
Stone. However, the Huskies would immediately bounce
back for two quick goals. The Sandstoners held out for a
3-2 Central Division win.
(Eric Foote photo)
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NCSN Broadcast
Potsdam’s Dan Stone (11) and Malone’s Connor Dailey (3)
contend for a ball near the sideline. Potsdam’s
Nnaebuka Ononye scored twice in the second half,
including the game winner, that gave the Sandstoners a
3-0 lead. Chris Stone assisted on both goals.
David Caamano also scored for Potsdam. Malone's
Aaron Sharlow and Brady Monette both took advantage of
mishandled balls in front of the Potsdam net to bounce
back 3-2, but could not net the equalizer.
Non League
Chateaugay 2, Heuvelton 2 (OT/Tie)
Thousand Islands 4,
Harrisville 2
East Division
Brushton-Moira 2, Madrid-Waddington 2 (OT/Tie)
Colton-Pierrepont 3, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Chateaugay 2, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Central Division
Malone 2, Salmon River 0
West Division
Harrisville 3, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Edwards-Knox 6, Hammond 1
Heuvelton 4, Morristown 2
Non League
Lisbon 7, Gouverneur 0
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 4, St. Regis Falls 2
East Division
Chateaugay 3, St. Regis Falls 1
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, St. Lawrence Central 0
Brushton-Moira 1, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Central Division
Ogdensburg 0, Canton 0 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam 4, Gouverneur 1
Massena 1, Salmon River 0
West Division
Harrisville 5, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Edwards-Knox 6, Clifton-Fine 1
Lisbon 0, Morristown 0 (OT/Tie)
Heuvelton 6, Hammond 0
Non League
Potsdam 3, Northwood Prep 1
Harrisville’s Bailey Clarke (22) has the ball taken
away near midfield by Hermon-DeKalb’s Zach Richardson
(14), who slips a feed through to Cameron Hance for a
score. Harrisville’s Tim Fowler scored twice, both times
converting passes from Jared Dreythaler, to lead the
Pirates to a 3-1 West Division victory. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Cameron Hance (2) slips past a
Harrisville defender to score the Demons lone goal of
the game in the final three minutes. In addition to Tim
Fowler’s two goals, Nickolas Weir popped in the other
score in the Pirates’ 3-1 win. The win kept Harrisville
two points ahead of Heuvelton atop the West Division
standings. Zach Mono collected eight saves in the win.
Hermon-DeKalb goalie Brad Weller turned out 14 Pirates’
shots. (Eric Foote photo)
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Brushton-Moira’s Adam Martin (3) battles with
Madrid-Waddington’s Richard Wright (1) for a loose ball
in the second half of Friday’s game at
Madrid-Waddington. The teams fought hard to a 2-2
overtime draw in East Division action, scoring all four
of the goals in the first 19 minutes of play at
Madrid-Waddington. (John LaRue photo)
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Madrid-Waddington’s Terry Crump gets in position to
shoot on goal. Brushton-Moira Panther defender Bobby
Hooker jumped in front and disrupted the attempt on
goal, keeping the score tied at 2-2. Madrid-Waddington
jumped on the scoreboard, just 19 seconds into the
contest, when Kyle Bent dumped in an unassisted goal.
Crump followed with a second unassisted goal just a few
minutes later. Loren Trainor pulled the Panthers even on
back-to-back goals by the 19th minute. Adam Martin
assisted on the first goal. M-W goalies Jack Brock and
T.J. Gagnon combined for 10 saves. B-M’s Taylor Tallman
stopped 10 shots.
St. Regis Falls keeper Michael Smith just misses the
ball on a Colton-Pierrepont corner kick that would end
up in the back of the net. After the Saints scored on
their first two shots of the game, the Colts rebounded
for three goals in the first and another after
intermission for a 4-2 East Division victory on
Wednesday.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Jon Porter (3) turns inside and
blocks the shot of St. Regis Falls’ Brandon Votra (10).
Votra and Caleb Green buried the Saints' first shots of
the game. However, the Colts scored on Porter's
midfield volley, a redirect Andrew Holden and two own
goals to defeat the Saints 4-2 in East Division action.
Smith made 10 saves for the Saints, while Craig Miller
stopped five for the Colts.
(Foote photo)
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30th Annual Bill O'Neill Memorial Tournament
Salmon River 4, Hermon-DeKalb
0 (consolation)
Massena 4,
Parishville-Hopkinton 2(championship)
Non League
Chazy 4, Ogdensburg 1
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 3, Chateaugay 3 (OT/Tie)
St. Regis Falls 5, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Colton-Pierrepont 3, Brushton-Moira 0
Central Division
Malone 2, Massena 0
Ogdensburg 4, Salmon River 1
West Division
Lisbon 1, Heuvelton 0
Harrisville 9, Hammond 1
Edwards-Knox 3, Hermon-DeKalb 0
Morristown at Clifton-Fine, postponed
Central Division
Potsdam 2, Canton 0 (OT)
Kring Memorial Tournament (makeup)
Gouverneur 4, Norwood-Norfolk 1 (consolation)
Non League
Chateaugay 0, Saranac Central
0 (OT/Tie)
Non League
Beekmantown 1, Salmon River 0
Northwood Prep 4, Massena 0
East Division
Chateaugay 2, Madrid-Waddington 0
St. Lawrence Central 3, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Colton-Pierrepont 2 (2OT)
Brushton-Moira 1, St. Regis Falls
0
Central Division
Malone 8, Gouverneur 0
Massena 1, Ogdensburg 1 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam 5, Salmon River 0
West Division
Heuvelton 3, Clifton-Fine 0
Hermon-DeKalb 4, Hammond 0
Edwards-Knox 5, Morristown 0
Harrisville 2, Lisbon 0
Going for a loose ball, Brushton-Moira’s Justin
Lavarnway (6) collides with Colton-Pierrepont goalie
Bruce Avery. The Colts (4-3, 5-4 overall) climbed into
third place past Brushton-Moira in the East Division
standings with a 3-0 shutout win vs. the Panthers.
B-M slid to 3-2, 3-3 overall. (Foote
photo) Game
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Scott Boyce (5) and Brushton-Moira’s
Justin Lavarnway (6) collide while going up for a head
ball. Colton-Pierrepont jetted out to a 3-0 lead
at halftime, then defended that score the rest of the
way in a win over the Brushton-Moira Panthers. Andrew
Holden delivered a pair of goals, while Gyle Dominy
punched in the other marker in the Colts fourth
divisional win of the season (4-3 East, 5-4 overall).
Craig Miller posted the shutout win in the Colts’net.
The Panthers fell to 3-2 East, 3-3 overall. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Potsdam Central’s Nnaebuka Ononye (10) attempts to
push through the Canton defense in Thursday's renewal of
the "Route 11 Rivalry." Ononye scored the eventual game
winner with 13 seconds remaining in the first overtime.
Rob Scott added an insurance marker three minutes later
in a 2-0 Potsdam win. (Dustin Andrus photo)
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Canton’s Matt Mende (10) cuts back on Potsdam defender
Marc McAdoo (18) while advancing the ball upfield. The
Bears were dealt their first league loss in their 2-0
overtime decision to Potsdam. Canton and Potsdam
played hard-nosed scoreless soccer into overtime.
Potsdam’s Nnaebuka Ononye and Rob Scott scored three
minutes apart in the second overtime, leading the
Sandstoners to a 2-0 win. Ononye's goal just
crossed the goal line with 0:13 left in the first
overtime. Dan Stone assisted on Scott's goal.
Canton goalie Scott Wright made nine saves, while
Potsdam netminder Ryan McDonald collected three saves.
(Dustin Andrus photo)
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St. Lawrence Central's Eric Lynch flies up to head the
ball, but is undercut by Norwood-Norfolk's Codey Bond.
The Larries and Flyers traded goals, but Ian Lynch broke
loose in front of the net to score the game winner in
the 74th minute to lead the Larries to a 3-2 win over
Norwood-Norfolk.
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In a seesaw contest, St. Lawrence Central’s Ian Lynch
converted a pass from Josh White for a 1-0 lead. Zeb
Brown tucked in the Flyers’ first goal to tie the game
1-1 before intermission. White connected on a setup from
Shane Fuentes to put the Larries back on top, but Brown
scored his second goal to tie the game by sliding the
ball past Larries’ keeper Tyler Savage (above). Lynch
then broke free in front of the Flyers’ net and drove
the ball into the lower-left corner of the net for the
game winner. Savage posted nine saves, while
Norwood-Norfolk’s Garrett Waite collected 22 stops.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Colton-Pierrepont’s Jon Porter (3) turns inside and
blocks the shot of St. Regis Falls’ Brandon Votra (10).
Votra and Caleb Green buried the Saints' first shots of
the game. However, the Colts scored on Porter's
midfield volley, a redirect Andrew Holden and two own
goals to defeat the Saints 4-2 in East Division action.
Smith made 10 saves for the Saints, while Craig Miller
stopped five for the Colts.
(Foote photo)
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Lisbon senior Chris Measheaw (19) is in a one-on-one
matchup with Heuvelton’s Dedrick Johnson as he tries to
gain full possession of the ball. Lisbon attacker Cody
James’ aggressive forecheck forced a turnover and buried
the game’s lone goal with 7:31 remaining in regulation
in a 1-0 Lisbon victory.
Heuvelton’s Jon Sloan (12) looks to escape traffic and
set up the next cross, while pursued by Lisbon’s Erik
Beestorff. Lisbon’s Cody James ran onto the ball
after Heuvelton failed to clear near the top of the box
and drilled home a low liner into the right side of the
net, past a diving Heuvelton goaltender Chris Power with
7:31 remaining to provide the game’s only goal. Power
stopped eight-of-nine shots he faced. Lisbon goalie
Jimmy Robinson handled all nine shots he faced,
including a high looper that was destined just under the
crossbar , but he just tipped over the net. (Casey
Stephens photo)
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Gouverneur’s Nathan Kennedy (11) protects the ball away
from Norwood-Norfolk’s A.J. Doran (19). The Wildcats
secured their first win this season with a 4-1 win over
the Flyers in an interdivisional game. Gouverneur
improved to 1-5-1 overall, while the Flyers slipped to
1-6-1 overall.
Gouverneur’s Jase Briggs (8) speed dribbles past a
Norwood-Norfolk player near midfield. Gouverneur’s
Matt Waugh had a hat trick with three goals in the first
half alone to power Gouverneur over Norwood-Norfolk 4-1.
The Wildcats also got a goal from Shawn Andrews. Zeb
Brown tallied the lone goal for the Flyers on a penalty
kick. (Eric Foote photo)
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Parishville-Hopkinton sweeper Joey Jacot slips between
Colton-Pierrepont attacker Alex Harcourt and goaltender
Parker Meashaw to clear the ball from danger. Wyatt
Snell buried a pass from Logan Johns to score the game
winner in the second overtime as the Panthers came back
to beat the Colts 3-2.
Colton-Pierrepont goalie Craig Miller with one of his
seven saves. Wyatt Snell stroked book-end goals,
with the Panthers’ opener to tie the game 1-1 to start
the second half. Alex Harcourt thrust the Colts back
into the lead, 2-1, when he converted a pass from Andrew
Holden. With just over 3:00 left in regulation, Snell
set up Jordan Dishaw for the 2-2 equalizer. Snell gave
the Panthers their first lead with the game winner from
Logan Johns. The Panthers’ Parker Meashaw turned aside
18 shots. (Dustin Andrus photo)
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Madrid-Waddington Dan Rose Tournament
Colton-Pierrepont 4, Hammond 1 (consolation)
Heuvelton 2, Madrid-Waddington 0 (championship)
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Chateaugay 3, Brushton-Moira 0
St. Lawrence Central 5, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Massena 7, Gouverneur 1
Ogdensburg 2, Potsdam 1 (OT)
Malone 2, Canton 2 (OT/Tie)
West Division
Lisbon 3, Hermon-DeKalb 1
West Division
Harrisville 4, Morristown 2
Madrid-Waddington Dan Rose Tournament
Madrid-Waddington 1, Colton-Pierrepont 0 (semi)
Heuvelton 7,
Hammond 1 (semifinal)
Non-League
Malone 4,
Brushton-Moira 1
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 1, Chateaugay 0
Madrid-Waddington 5, St. Regis Falls 1
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 3, Clifton-Fine 2
Edwards-Knox 4, Heuvelton 1
Lisbon 6, Hammond 1
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 4, St. Lawrence
Central 2
Central Division
Canton 2, Gouverneur 0
Potsdam 0, Massena 0 (OT/Tie)
Potsdam goalkeeper Ryan McDonald punches away the
cross by Ogdensburg’s Matt Piercy during Friday’s
contest at Potsdam. Ogdensburg’s Gian Rufa pounced on a
loose ball in the Potsdam crease, roofed it off the
crossbar and down into the net late first half for a 1-0
advantage. O.F.A. defeated Potsdam 2-1 in O.T.
(John LaRue photo)
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Ogdensburg Blue Devil players celebrate after a late
first-half goal off the foot of Gian Rufa (9).
Matt Piercy set up the goal on a cross. Rufa also
netted the game winner on a penalty kick with three
minutes left in the second overtime to lift Ogdensburg
to a 2-1 win. Potsdam's lone gu=oal tied the game
1-1 with just over 24 minutes left in regulation.
Chris Stone flicked the ball into the net after a
long-range direct from near midfield. O.F.A.'s
Chris Sias stopped six shots, while Potsdam's Ryan
McDonald turned aside four shots. (John LaRue photo)
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Madrid-Waddington's Kyle Bent strikes on a well
placed penalty kick to give the Yellow Jackets a 2-0
lead in the first half of Wednesday's East Division
game. The Jackets received goals from five different
players in posting a 5-1 win over St. Regis Falls. Caleb
Green tallied the lone goal for the S.R.F. Saints. (Bob LaRue photo)
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Madrid-Waddington's Colin O'Bryan (23) gets an angle for
a direct shot on St. Regis Falls goaltender Michael
Smith, but O'Bryan fired the shot wide. The
Saints' Joe Arno defends. Three first-half goals,
including a penalty shot for a score, paced the Yellow
Jackets to a 5-1 win over the Saints. Austin
Scott, Jacob Barney, Kyle Bent, James Hunt and Jeff Mott
scored M-W's goals. O'Bryan, Scott and Hunt had
single assists. Kaleb Green scored the lone goal
for the Saints, also on a penalty kick. (Bob LaRue
photo)
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A low line drive shot from Madrid-Waddington's Austin
Scott spirals off the leg of Colton-Pierrepont
goaltender Craig Miller and into the net for the game's
only goal in the first few minutes of the Dan Rose
Memorial Tournament semifinal. The Jackets held off the
Colts' 2nd half pressure to secure the 1-0 win.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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The Madrid-Waddington sweeper line closes ranks in front
of Jacket goalie T.J. Gagnon, preventing the close-range
blast from Colton-Pierrepont's Alex Harcourt (6) from
penetrating to the net. Austin Scott's first-half
goal held up for a 1-0 Madrid-Waddington win.
Gagnon made four saves, including a spectacular
second-half deflection on a line drive under the
crossbar. Colts' goalie Craig Miller stopped six
shots.
Hammond goalie Payton Frisina punches the ball away on a
Heuvelton cross into the box. Heuvelton peppered the
Hammond net for four goals in the first half and three
more scores in the second half of a 7-1 league win in
the semifinals of the Dan Rose Memorial Tournament.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Heuvelton’s Jack Tennant (4) has the ball knocked away
by Hammond’s Zach Howie (21). For Heuvelton, Jack
Tennant netted one goal and three assists, while Mike
Guardino tallied a goal set up two others. Jon Sloan had
a pair of goals, Aaron Cobb contributed one goal and
assist. and Joe McDonnell and Dedrick Johnson each
punched in single markers. Aidan Scagel had one assist.
Bulldog goalie Chris Power made four saves. Hammond’s
John Winchester scored from Matt Martin. Red Devils’
goalie Payton Frisina made six saves.
West Division
Harrisville 6, Clifton-Fine 0
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 2,
Norwood-Norfolk 0
Brushton-Moira 3, St. Lawrence Central 2
Colton-Pierrepont 2, Chateaugay
1
Central Division
Malone 2, Ogdensburg 1
Massena 0, Canton 0 (Tie-Halted Before OT)
Salmon River 0, Gouverneur 0 (Tie-Halted)
West Division
Morristown 2, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Harrisville Tournament
Immaculate Heart 6, Edwards-Knox 1
(semifinal)Clifton-Fine at Harrisville
(postponed-lightning)
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, St. Regis Falls 1 (2OT)
West Division
Heuvelton 4, Harrisville 2
East Division
St. Regis Falls 5, St. Lawrence Central 3
Brushton-Moira 1,
Madrid-Waddington 0
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, Chateaugay 0
Colton-Pierrepont 3, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Central Division
Ogdensburg 7, Gouverneur 1
Potsdam 3, Malone 1
Canton 2, Salmon River 1
West Division
Lisbon 7, Clifton-Fine 0
Harrisville 2, Edwards-Knox 1 (OT)
Heuvelton 5, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Morristown 8, Hammond 1
Cring Tournament in Ogdensburg
Canton 2, Ogdensburg 1 (championship)
Non League
Massena 5, St. Lawrence Central 2
Harrisville goalie Zane Mono scoops the ball up
before Heuvelton’s Aaron Cobb (25) can get a foot on it.
Cobb and Mike Guardino each scored a goal and assisted
on another to help pace the Bulldogs to a 4-2 win over
the Pirates. Chris Power made three saves to backstop
the win for Heuvelton's win. (Eric Foote photo)
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Heuvelton’s Mike Gaurdino (8) heads a pass away that was
intended for Harrisville’s Joe Butts (23). Butts
tapped in Harrisville's lone goal on a setup from
Christopher Sullvan. The Pirates' other score came
on an own goal inadvertently scored by the Bulldogs in
their own net. Jeff Arquitte punched in two goals
to lead the Bulldogs' scoring. John Sloan offered
up two assists. Zane Mono made four saves for the
Pirates.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont forward Noah Whalen nets home what
would be the game winning goal in a 3-0 win by the Colts
over Norwood-Norfolk. The Flyers played a competitive
even match with the Colts but failed to score a goal as
Colton-Pierrepont fired home 3 for the win. (Rishi
Thakur photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont midfielder Alex Harcourt races to the
ball to cross it on the Norwood-Norfolk half of the
field. Harcourt connected on a pass from Isaiah Johnson
on the Colts’ third goal in Colton-Pierrepont’s 3-0 win
over the Flyers. . Goaltender Craig Miller buried a
penalty kick in the second half to provide the an
insurance marker. Miller needed just one save for the
shutout, while the Flyers’ Garrett Waite collected 11
saves.
A Massena corner kick is deflected by Robert Cameron
(6), but is cleared by the Canton defense. In a
tightly-played game, the goalies prevailed in a 0-0
deadlock. The game was halted after regulation due to
lightning. Massena goalie Ian Wilson and Canton keeper
Scott Wight each registered 10 saves to collect
shutouts. (Rishi Thakur photo)
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Massena senior Robert Cameron (6) and Canton junior Matt
Mende (10) go after this 50-50 ball which Cameron wins.
The game was fairly evenly played, as defenses prevailed
in a 0-0 draw. Canton had just a few more shots on goal
in the first half, but the defenses smothered the
breakthroughs and both goalies made 10 stops apiece to
each gain a shutout. Players were sent for shelter after
regulation, due to lightning in the area, but they were
unable to resume. The game became an official 0-0 tie.
(Rishi Thakur photo)
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Parishville-Hopkinton's Logan Johns (3) speed
dribbles past Chateaugay defender Seth Young (8). Johns
was turned aside on this attack toward the Bulldogs'
net, but moments later took a slip feed from Wyant Snell
and tapped home the Panthers' second goal in a 2-0 home
win over the Chateaugay Bulldogs. (Bob LaRue photo)
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Parishville-Hopkinton's Wyatt Snell (9) tips the ball
past sliding Chateaugay goaltender Josh Trombley and
onto the foot of Logan Johns for the Panthers' second
goal before the half. Frank Pullano also assisted.
The Panthers thwarted several Bulldog scoring chances in
a 2-0 win in the league opener. Ryan Snyder opened
the scoring by connecting on a setup by Johns. P-H
goalie Parker Meashaw collected six saves in the shutout
win. Trombley stopped five shots for the Bulldogs.
Massena goaltender Ian Wilson comes up with a big save
on a St. Lawrence Central attack in the first half of
Monday's non-leaguer. The game was evenly contested and
tied into the second half, until the Red Raider offense
erupted with three unanswered goals to come away with a
5-2 victory.
Massena’s Joey Labelle gets a clear look at a shot, but
is stoned by St. Lawrence Central netminder Eric Lynch.
The key save came while the game was still tied 2-2.
Five different players scored for Massena: Robert
Cameron and Jason Hammill each scored a goal and
assisted on two others. Zach Frego, Even Kassian and
David Phillips also had solo markers. Massena goalie Ian
Wilson stopped six shots. For St. Lawrence Central,
Jedediah Arquiett and Ian Lynch scored the goals, while
Josh White dished out an assist. Goalie Eric Lynch
stopped 15 shots. (Eric Foote photo)
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Jeffers Memorial Tournament in Potsdam
Potsdam 6, Colton-Pierrepont 0 (consolation)
Malone 3, Madrid-Waddington 0 (championship)
O'Neill Memorial Tournament in Massena
Salmon River vs. Hermon-DeKalb (cons), ppd.
Parishville-Hopkinton at Massena
(champ.), ppd.
Cring Tournament in Ogdensburg
Gouverneur vs. Norwood-Norfolk (consolation),ppd.
Canton at Ogdensburg (championship), ppd.
Jeffers Memorial Tournament in Potsdam
Madrid-Waddington 2, Colton-Pierrepont 0 (semi.)
Malone 2, Potsdam 0 (semifinal)
O'Neill Memorial Tournament in Massena
Massena 0, Salmon River 0 (OT/Tie - semifinal)
(Massena wins PKs 3-2 to advance to champ.)
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, Hermon-DeKalb 1 (semi.)
Cring Tournament in Ogdensburg
Canton 4, Gouverneur 0 (semifinal)
Ogdensburg 5, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Frank Garrow Tournament at Chazy
Canton 2, Plattsburgh 1 (consolation)
Chazy Tournament
Chazy 4, Canton 0 (semifinal)
Malone goalkeeper Austin Lamay (1) dives to make a save
in Friday night’s 2-0 victory over the hosts in
semifinals of the Jeffers Memorial Tournament at
Potsdam. Potsdam outshot Malone 14-2, but Lamay made
several key stops. Isai Paredones and Aaron Sharlow
delivered the goals in Malone’s 2-0 win. (John
LaRue photo)
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Potsdam’s Dan Stone clears the ball in the first half
against Malone’s Evan Hanna (4). Malone proved to
be very opportunistic with just two shots in each half,
but converting a goal on both sides of intermission. The
Huskies struck quickly when Isai Paredones directed a
Kody Mulverhill pass into the net in the 37th minute of
the first half. Aaron Sharlow booted an insurance goal,
assisted by Paredones, with just over nine minutes
remaining. Potsdam goalies Ryan McDonald and Ashlar
Herrick had one save each, as the Sandstoner defense
prevented few direct scoring chances for Malone.
The Huskies recorded a 3-0 shutout to win the
championship. Potsdam won the consolation,
blasting Colton-Pierrepont 6-0.
Madrid-Waddington’s Richard Wright (1) pushes the ball
past Colton-Pierrepont defenders Andrew Holden (2) and
Scott Boyce (5) during the semifinals of the annual John
Jeffers Tournament at Potsdam. T.J. Gagnon stopped eight
shots, while Anthony Zeledon and Jacob Barney scored for
the Jackets in a 2-0 win. (John LaRue photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Riley Doyle (11) advances the ball
into Yellow Jacket territory past Kyle Pickering (14) in
the second half. The Colts generated several scoring
opportunities in the 2nd half, but were unable to solve
Madrid-Waddington keeper T.J. Gagnon who rendered eight
saves in the season debut.
Ogdensburg's Gian Rufa (9) celebrates after scoring an
early goal against Norwood-Norfolk goalie Cody Smith.
Rufa netted two first-half goals, including a laser shot
off a back pass from Matt Piercy, as the Devils who
scored four times in the first 20 minutes. O.F.A. beat
the Flyers 5-0 in the Cring Tourney semifinal.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Ogdensburg's David Prudhomme (11) fires a shot from just
outside the 18-yard box, off the mark.
Norwood-Norfolk defender Brandon Short (4) is in the
background. Prudhomme registered an assist when
Nate Peo buried a rebound off the initial shot. Peo
poked in two goals and assisted on another, while Matt
Piercey contributed a goal and two assists. Jacob Sias
needed just three saves to protect a shutout in his
varsity goaltending debut in goal. Norwood-Norfolk’s
Cody Smith and Garrett Waite combined for 11 saves.
A Massena corner kick is effectively headed and cleared
from harm’s way by Salmon River’s Austin Leroux (6). In
the semifinals of the Bill O’Neill Tournament in
Massena, the defensive battle ended in a 0-0 draw
through regulation. The Raiders edged the Shamrocks 3-2
in penalty kicks to advance to the championship.
(Rishi Thakur photo)
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Massena forward Evan Kassian (11) tries to turn the
corner past Salmon River defender Ryan Thomas. Massena
outshot Salmon River 10-3 in a scoreless regulation and
overtime, but needed a 3-2 win in penalty kicks to win
the shootout in advancing to the championship of the
Bill O’Neill Memorial Tournament. David Phillips, Joey
LaBelle and Dylan Stone buried the ball in the PK’s for
Massena, while Austin Leroux and Tazz Oakes punched in
the markers for the Shamrocks. Massena goalie Ian Wilson
robbed the Shamrocks of a third score on the final
penalty kick of the shootout. Wilson collected three
saves, while the Shamrocks’ Zach Smith turned out 10
shots.
Parishville-Hopkinton's Logan Johns is mobbed by
teammate Wyatt Snell after breaking through the
Hermon-DeKalb defense and scoring. The Demons led 1-0 at
intermission. However, the Panthers came on strong in
the second half to rally for two goals and come away
with a hard fought 2-1 victory in the O'Neill Tourney
semifinals. (Rishi Thakur photos)
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Hermon-DeKalb goalie Zach Robinson skies up and punches
this Parishville-Hopkinton corner kick out of the
goal-mouth area. Macaulay Snell put the Demons ahead 1-0
midway through the first half, by converting on a
breakaway pass from Ryan Brown. Parishville-Hopkinton’s
Ryan Snyder tied the game in the 57th minute. Logan
Johns’ goal with 10 minutes remaining completed the
Panthers’ comeback. Parker Meashaw collected five saves
in the Panthers’ win. Zach Robinson kept the game close
with an 18-save performance.
Canton's Ryan Caldwell (17) attempts a header on the
Gouverneur net, but the ball is swiped away by the
Wildcat goalkeeper. Caldwell and Matt Mende each buried
a goal and assisted on another, while Scott Wright
snared four saves in the Bears' 4-0 semifinal win over
Gouverneur in the Ogdensburg Tournament. (Eric
Foote photo)
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Canton's Nate Gibson (14) slid to get a shot off that
ricocheted off the goalpost before the Gouverneur
goalkeeper pounced on the ball. Tanner Sanderson
ripped pair of goals, while Bryant Wentworth and
Jake Watson offered helpers in Canton's win.