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2011 SECTION X BOYS SOCCER
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| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Potsdam x-Ogdensburg Malone Massena Gouverneur |
3-1-4 10 4-1-1 4-2-2 10 3-5-0 3-3-2 8 5-2-0 2-3-2 6 3-3-1 2-6-0 4 1-4-1 |
| NORTH DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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Salmon River Brushton-Moira Canton St. Lawrence Ctl. Norwood-Norfolk |
5-2-0 10 2-4-1 4-2-1 9 3-4-0 3-2-1 7 5-4-0 2-2-0 4 0-4-0 1-7-0 2 2-5-1 |
| EAST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Parishville-Hopkin. x-Chateaugay Madrid-Waddington Edwards-Knox Colton-Pierrepont St. Regis Falls |
7-1-2 16
4-1-1 8-2-0 16 3-2-0 5-4-0 10 5-1-1 3-6-1 7 3-2-0 3-4-2 8 3-2-1 0-9-1 1 1-1-0 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Harrisville Hermon-DeKalb Lisbon Heuvelton Clifton-Fine Morristown Hammond |
11-0-1 23
3-1-0 8-3-1 17 1-3-0 7-5-0 14 2-1-0 7-5-0 14 0-4-0 4-8-0 8 1-2-0 4-8-0 8 0-1-0 0-12-0 0 0-2-0 |
Madrid-Waddington's Josh Tiernan (6) tries to redirect the ball in a tangle with Maple Hill's Ron Radley. The ball bounced out to M-W's Matt Kendall, who had been swapped out of net and in to attack. Kendall rammed home the Jackets' only goal. The Jackets were called for two controversial infractions that resulted in penalty kicks, one in each half. Maple Hill connected on both in a 4-1 win in the N.Y. State Boys Class C Soccer quarterfinals. (Tom Emburey photo) Game Gallery
By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
East Syracuse-Minoa defeated Massena 2-0
in the New York State Class A Soccer quarterfinals. Nick
Captiotti and Senid Hakik scored the goals for ESM, one in
each half. Casey Sullivan stopped six shots to preserve the
shutout. Allen Davis stopped 17 of 19 shots he faced in the
Red Raiders’ net. Massena finishes its upstart season with
an 8-7-3 record.
Massena keeper Allan Davis leaps and swats the ball away,
keeping it out of the net. Davis collected 10 saves in
the shutout, while Malone's Ben Honahan also had a strong
game with seven saves.
(Eric Foote photo)
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N.Y. State Boys Class A Region II Championship
East Syracuse-Minoa (III) 2, Massena (X) 0
Class A Championship - at SUNY Canton
(#2) Massena 1, (#1) Malone 0 (2OT)
Massena’s Tyler LaShomb (14) leaps into a crowd of Red
Raider fans after scoring the "golden goal" for a 1-0 win
over Malone for the Class A Championship. In one of
Massena's few scoring chances, LaShomb tallied the marker in
sudden victory at 7:54 of the second overtime to lift the
#2-seeded Red Raiders over the top-seeded Huskies.
Raider center-fullback Anthony Cortese led a strong
defensive line that kept the Huskies at bay.
New York State Boys Class B Region II Semifinal
Beekmantown 7, Salmon River 1
Class B Championship – at SUNY Potsdam
(#2) Salmon River 1, (#1) Potsdam 0
Class B Semifinals - at SUNY Potsdam
(#2) Salmon River 1, (#3) Canton 0
(#1) Potsdam 1,
(#4) Ogdensburg 0 (2OT)
Class B Play-in Game - Home of Higher Seed
(#4) Ogdensburg 4, (#5) Gouverneur 1
Potsdam’s Lee Buchanan (22) leans a shoulder into an
Ogdensburg player while fighting for the loose ball.
Buchanan stole the ball deep in Ogdensburg territory,
raced in and sent a blast into the Blue Devils' net for
the game winner with 4:50 remaining in the second
overtime to lift Potsdam past Ogdensburg 1-0 in the
Section X Class B semifinals.
(Scott Bartenstein photo)
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Potsdam’s Dan Cruikshank (9) puts a move on an
Ogdensburg defender. In a hard-fought scoreless
game, both teams had opportunities to win in regulation.
However, Potsdam keeper Nate Carey stopped five shots,
while O.F.A. netminder Matt Tolman turned out seven
shots in backstopping over 100 minutes of scoreless
action. Potsdam advances to play Salmon River for
the Class B title. O.F.A. finishes the season at
8-8-2.
Salmon River’s Adam Bomberry (17) tries to beat Canton
defender Matt Mende (10) on the dribble. The
Shamrocks' Brady Mitchell capitalized on a direct kick and
buried it past Canton goalie Jeff Hammond for the game's
only score in a 1-0 Salmon River win in the Section X Class
B semifinals.
(Scott Bartenstein photo)
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Salmon River’s Justin Bigness (6) tries to slide tackle a
Canton player. Shamrock goalie Matt Healey swooped up
10 saves, while protecting a 1-0 shutout over the Golden
Bears. Canton goalie Jeff Hammond collected 12 saves.
Salmon River plays Potsdam for the Class B title.
Canton finishes at 9-7-1.
By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
The Salmon River Shamrocks kept the game
close early. For about 35 minutes the game was still
2-0, but then the roof caved in in the Shamrocks.
Seven different players scored goals for the Beekmantown
Eagles who netted three goals in the first half and four
more after intermission to down Salmon River 7-1 in the New
York State Class B Regional Semifinal in Plattsburgh.
Beekmantown outshot Salmon River by a respectable 12-9
margin. Zach Towle broke the ice at 17:54, followed by
a second marker by Adam Goldfarb and Brendan Carnwright to
finish the half. Even a quick goal at by Austin Burl
at 1:32 of the second half was still not enough to break the
Shamrocks. Shawn Avery pound the ball home at 14:11 of
the second half to draw the Rocks back within three goals.
But when Spencer Keable buried a penalty kick shot at 27:36,
the last hopes began to fade. Mikael Faruqi and Chris
McIlroy finished the scoring for Beekmantown. Salmon
River finished its season at 11-7-1.
Salmon River’s Naylen Laffin (23) escapes a slide tackle from
Potsdam’s Joe Bartlett (12). The Shamrocks' Brady
Mitchell fed the ball on a corner kick and Adam Bomberry
drove home the game's only goal in the26th minute of play on
a ball that just trickled over the line to give the
Shamrocks a 1-0 win in the Section X Class C Boys Soccer
Championship at SUNY Potsdam.
(Scott Bartenstein photo)
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Salmon
River’s Jarid Gray (12) bends a free kick toward goal.
The Sandstoners best chance rattled off the crossbar, but
stayed out. Salmon River goaltender turned away five
shots, while Potsdam netminder Nate Carey deflected six
shots. Salmon River advances to the State Regional
Playoff game against a Section VII opponent.
Gouverneur goalie Seth Carr corrals a loose ball, despite the rush from an
Ogdensburg forward. Dustin Harper buried two goals and Ian Rufa pitched in a
goal and three assists to guide the #4-seeded Ogdensburg
Blue Devils to a 4-1 win over the fifth-seeded Wildcats
in the Class B Boys Soccer play-in game. (Scott Bartenstein photo)
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Gouverneur defender Taylor Dodds (16) jumps up for the ball
over an Ogdensburg midfielder. Nate Peo scored O.F.A.’s
other goal. Trevor Weaver netted the lone goal for the
Wildcats. Matt Tolman put away six saves for the Blue
Devils, while Gouverneur’s Seth Carr collected 12 saves.
Ogdensburg advances to the Class B semifinals against the
top-seeded Potsdam. Gouverneur finished its season at 3-11-1
overall. (Scott Bartenstein photo)
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Madrid-Waddington's Josh Tiernan (6) tries to redirect
the ball in a tangle with Maple Hill's Ron Radley.
The ball bounced out to M-W's Matt Kendall, who had been
swapped out of net and in to attack. Kendall
rammed home the Jackets' only goal. The Jackets
were called for two controversial infractions that
resulted in penalty kicks, one in each half. Maple
Hill connected on both in a 4-1 win in the New York
State Boys Class C Soccer quarterfinals.
(Tom Emburey photo)
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Madrid-Waddington netminder Matt Kendall scoops the ball
off the toe of Maple Hill attacker Jesse Moore, while
getting assistance from a trio of Jackets' defenders in
the crease. Kendall made 13 saves, facing plenty
of action. Jaycob Yager and Steve Sepowski scored
first-half goals, the latter on a penalty kick for a
handball in the box. Willie Monty scored on a direct
kick and Sepowski buried his second penalty kick after
Moore was tripped in the boxe. Maple Hill's Deryck
VanAlstyne made just two saves in backstopping the
victory.
By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
In the first post-season appearance, the
brand-new St. Lawrence Central Larries team looked to pull
off an upset against second-seeded and defending Class C
Champion Madrid-Waddington Yellow Jackets in the Section X
Class C playoffs by netting the game’s first goal. Hayden
Beaulieu ripped twine on an unassisted marker at 17:21, with
the only score of the first half. However, the Yellow
Jackets pounced quickly after intermission, netting two
goals in the first seven minutes. Colin O’Bryan tickled the
twines at 1:34 and Jacob Mayette netted what proved to be
the game winner at 6:30 of the second half to turn the game
around. Zach Marcellus was credited with the goal on a shot
that directed off a Larries’ defender at 18:20. O’Bryan
scored his second goal on a cross at 32:29 for the final
marker. Matt Kendall posted six saves in the net for the
Jackets. Reagan Dunbar turned out nine saves, including
three incredible stops in a row on a flurry in the Larries’
crease. Madrid-Waddington advances to play top-seeded
Brushton-Moira for the Class C title. The Larries finished
their first-ever season at 2-7 overall.
N.Y. State Boys Class C Region II Championship
Maple Hill (II) 4, Madrid-Waddington (X) 1
New York State Boys Class B Region II Semifinal
Madrid-Waddington 1, Northern Adirondack 0
Class C Championship – at Massena High School
(#2) Madrid-Waddington 1, (#1) Brushton-Moira 1
(OT/co-champs; M-W wins shootout 3-1)
Class C Semifinal – at Massena High School
(#2) Madrid-Waddington 4, (#3) St. Lawrence Ctl. 1
Madrid-Waddington's Dan Cassada (2) crashes into
Brushton-Moira's Loren Traynor while heading the ball
forward. Traynor went top shelf to tie the score
1-1 for the Panthers on a setup from Matt Follett with
8:14 left in regulation. M-W's Colin O'Bryan
netted the opening goal off a corner kick from Jake
Mayette with just 3:26 left in the first half. With a
tie after two overtimes, the Jackets and Panthers were
declared 2011 Class C Co-Champions.
(Rob Leabo photo)
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After the 1-1 tie, #2-seeded Madrid-Waddington
celebrates after outscoring top-seeded Brushton-Moira
3-1 in the shootout to advance the Yellow Jackets into
the New York State Class C Regionals. Kyle Bendt,
Jacob Mayette and Adam Villnave scored on penalty kicks
for the Jackets. Villnave's shot was the game
winner that squirted through B-M goaltender Tyler
Montroy. Matt Follett scored on the first penalty
shot for the Panthers who finished the season 7-7-1
overall.
By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
The Madrid-Waddington Yellow Jackets
raced into position to take advantage of one final corner
kick after the ball went out of bounds with 11 seconds
remaining in regulation. The hustle and quick release
paid off. Jacob Mayette funneled a cross through the
scramble in front of the net. The ball found its way
through the last-second chaos to the head of Zach Marcellus
whose third redirection attempt of the second half finally
rippled the back of the Northern Adirondack net with just
three seconds left. Madrid-Waddington defeated the NAC
Bobcats 1-0 in the New York State Class C Regional Semifinal
at Plattsburgh and for the second year in a row advances to
the regional title game this weekend in Albany. Matt
Kendall backstopped the Yellow Jackets efforts with eight
saves. NAC's Ethan Mosseau topped four shots.
N.Y. State Boys Class D Region II Championship
Chazy (VII) 2, Parishville-Hopkinton (X) 0
Class D Championship – at SUNY Potsdam
(#2) Parishville-Hopkinton 3, (#1) Harrisville 0
Class D Semifinals – at SUNY Canton
(#2) Parishville-Hopkinton 2, (3) Chateaugay 0
(#1) Harrisville 4, (#5) Hermon-DeKalb 1
Class D Quarterfinals – at SUNY Canton
(#5) Hermon-DeKalb 1, (#4) Lisbon 1 (OT/Tie)
(Hermon-DeKalb wins shootout 3-1)
(#1) Harrisville 4, (#8) Heuvelton 0
Class D Quarterfinals – at SUNY Potsdam
(#3) Chateaugay 2, (#6) Colton-Pierrepont 1 (OT)
(#2) Parishville-Hopkinton 3, (#7) Edwards-Knox 1
Class D Opening Round – Home of Higher Seed
(#7) Edwards-Knox 6, (#10) Morristown 1
(#6) Colton-Pierrepont 4, (#11) St. Regis Falls 0
(#5) Hermon-DeKalb 5 (#12) Hammond 0
(#8) Heuvelton 3, (#9) Clifton-Fine 0
Parishville-Hopkinton keeper Parker Meashaw reaches out for
the ball dangerously in the crease, but it is knocked away
by Chateaugay’s Michael Boyea (8). The second-seeded
Panthers knocked Chateaugay from the playoffs with a 2-0
victory in the Section X Class D semifinals. Meashaw
collected three saves for the shutout.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Parishville-Hopkinton’s Dustin Andrus (7) celebrates after
scoring the first Panthers goal of the game, assisted by
Zach Newton, at 20:10 of the first half. Newton gave
the Panthers some insurance just 4:39 after intermission by
slamming a second goal on a setup from Chase Donovan.
For Chateaugay, goalie Erik Fleury turned out four shots.
Parishville-Hopkinton advances to defend its Section X Class
D title against #1-seed Harrisville. Chateaugay closed
its campaign at 12-5-0.
Hermon-DeKalb’s Dylan Kimble (center) celebrates after
scoring a goal just over six minutes into the game that
gave the Demons an early 1-0 lead over Lisbon in the
Section X Class D quarterfinal at SUNY Canton. The
#5-seeded Demons carried the lead until 16:50 remaining
in the second half when Lisbon’s Kyle Binion let go a
shot that deflected off a Hermon-DeKalb defender and
into the net to tie the game 1-1. The contest remained
deadlocked through the end of regulation and 30 minutes
of overtime, resulting in a tie score. Hermon-DeKalb
went on to win in the shootout.
(Eric Foote photo)
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In a game-saving stop, Hermon-DeKalb keeper Zack
Cleveland just barely tips a Lisbon cross over the
crossbar during overtime. In the penalty kick shootout,
Green Demons hit their first three shots, while
fourth-seeded Lisbon only connected on one of four
shootout kicks in a 3-1 shootout victory to advance to
the Class C semifinals against top-seeded Harrisville.
Harrisville’s Tim Fowler (4) slide tackles the ball off
from the foot of Heuvelton’s Connor Pierce (19), during
Wednesday’s Section X Class D quarterfinal at SUNY
Canton. The Pirates’ leading scorer Joe Butts netted
three more goals in the contest while Henry Garbrecht
connected on the fourth marker to guide top-seeded
Harrisville to a 4-0 shutout over #8-seeded Heuvelton.
(Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
Harrisville’s Justin Hartle (8) races to the ball near
the sideline along with Heuvelton’s Chris Powers (16).
The Pirates scored two goals in each half. Harrisville’s
4-0 victory over Heuvelton propelled the Pirates into
the Class D semifinals on Saturday against
Hermon-DeKalb. Pirates’ goalie Wayne Best turned out six
shots for the shutout. Heuvelton netminder Lucas Brown
stopped seven shots.
Morristown’s Aaron Stout (36) crashes hard into
Edwards-Knox’s Jesse Bullock (7) while going for the ball.
The Cougars pounded on Morristown in the second half
en route to a 7-1
win in the Class D opener. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Edwards-Knox’s Don Williams (2) stumbles to the ground while
on a semi breakaway and the ball is cleared away.
Edwards-Knox’s Hunter Tuttle scored a pair of first-half
goals, but the floodgates opened in the first eight minutes
of the second half when the #7-seeded Cougars unleashed four
quick markers to seal a 7-1 win over the Green Rockets.
Tuttle, Ryan Gollinger with two goals, Jordan Davis and
Yamuda Toroumi buried goals for E-K. Dylan Brenno scored
from Kellas Lowery for the Rockets’ lone goal with just over
six minutes remaining. Chris Davison and Kaden Dandrow
combined for seven saves in the Cougars’ win. Alex Colby
turned out 13 shots for Morristown. Edwards-Knox advances to
play Parishville-Hopkinton in the Class D quarterfinals.
Morristown finished its season at 4-10.
Hermon-DeKalb’s Dylan Amo (7) gets in behind the Hammond
keeper Dave Matthews to bury the ball into the empty
net. Amo’s two first-half goals led the Hermon-DeKalb
scoring as the #5-seeded Demons eliminated
#12-seed Hammond 5-0 in the opener of Class D playoffs.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Brady Whitton (5) gets a shot off that
rang off the post and stayed out of the net.
Hermon-DeKalb pounced on the Red Devils for three goals
in the first half. Macaulay Snell opened the scoring in
the 12th minute. Caulen Allen contributed a goal and
assist while Cameron Hance scored an unassisted marker.
Zach Cleveland stopped three shots for the shutout win.
Hammond’s goalies combined for 11 saves. Hermon-DeKalb
advances to play #4 Lisbon in the Class D quarterfinals.
Hammond finished winless in 15 starts this season.
Heuvelton’s Chris Powers (16) fights for the ball while
double teamed by Clifton-Fine defenders, including Jacob
Demon (#9). The Heuvelton Bulldogs blanked the Clifton-Fine
Eagles 3-0 in the opening round of the Section X Class D
playoffs. Jack Tennant led the eighth-seeded Bulldogs
scoring two of Heuvelton’s three goals and assisting on the
other.
(Scott Bartenstein photo)
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By Bob LaRue, North Country
SportsNet
After a scoreless first half, Chazy
struck in just the fourth minute after intermission and
tacked on an insurance score midway through the second half
in defeating Parishville-Hopkinton 2-0 in the New York State
Class D Soccer quarterfinals at Plattsburgh High School.
Chazy’s Brandon Laurin scored the game-winner and Josh
Barriere added the insurance to boost the Eagles to a 17-3
mark and a spot in the Final Four. Behind a solid Chazy
defense that kept the Panthers away from attacking inside,
goalie Austin Santore needed just two saves to backstop the
win. Parishville-Hopkinton finishes its championship season
at 14-3-3.
Parishville-Hopkinton's John Conger (17) passes by Panthers
fans after burying the game's second goal under diving
Harrisville goaltender Wayne Best at 3:55 of the second
half. Parishville-Hopkinton defeated Harrisville 3-0
to claim the 2011 Section X Class D Championship, their
third title in the last four years. (Eric Foote photo)
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Harrisville's William Sale (5) slides to cross the ball
toward the Panthers' net while being chased by P-H's Bryan
Bicknell (10). Zach Newton scored the Panthers first
goal in the ninth minute of the contest, snagging a
thru-ball from Chase Donovan and chipping the ball past Harrisville
netminder Wayne Best. The Pirates had chances to tie
the contest, but the Panthers' owned much of the momentum.
The game's third goal came at 13:55 of the second half when
Devin Tebo launched a 45-yard direct kick to the left side
of the Harrisville net and the ball was redirected by a
defender for an "own goal." Panther goalie Parker
Meashaw had a seven-save shutout, while Harrisville's Best
made four saves. The Panthers return to the New York
State Region II semifinal on Saturday at 3:30 vs. Chazy.
Harrisville’s Henry Garbrecht (10), a foreign exchange
student from Germany, races toward the loose ball in a
battle with Hermon-DeKalb’s Brady Whitton (22).
Garbrecht belted home the game's first goal, while three
other Pirates -- Joe Butts, Tanner Duggan and Brennan
Campbell -- scored to ensure the 4-0 win in the Section X
Class D semifinals.
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Macauley Snell (20) controls the ball while
Harrisville’s Nathan Weaver (7) attempts to slide under
looking for a steal. Wayne Best collected all four
shots on goal to preserve the shutout. Harrisville led
2-0 at the half, but Dylan Amo scored for the Demons to
close the margin to 2-1, before Harrisville added to more
goals. Zach Cleveland had eight saves for the Green Demons
who finished 11-5-1. Top-seeded Harrisville advances
to face #2-seeded Parishville-Hopkinton for the Class D
championship. (Eric Foote photos)
Chateaugay’s Michael Boyea (8) fires off the game-winning
goal from just inside the 18-yard box to give his team the
2-1 win with 3:21 left in the first overtime. Boyer’s goal
came amidst a scramble by several players to score, when the
Colts’ were unable to clear the ball out. With the win,
third-seeded Chateaugay advances to play #2-seeded
Parishville-Hopkinton in the Class D semifinals on Saturday.
Sixth-seeded Colton-Pierrepont ended its season at 7-7-3
overall.
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Chateaugay goalkeeper Erik Fleury holds tightly onto the
ball as Colton-Pierrepont’s Scott Boyce (15) looks to pick
up any possible rebound during Wednesday’s Section X Class D
quarterfinal at SUNY Potsdam. Boyce assisted on the Colts’
early goal at 12:09, when Michael Murray found the back of
the net. However, it was the only goal the Bulldogs would
allow. Chateaugay’s Colby Woodward scored an unassisted goal
just over six minutes later (18:18) to knot the game 1-1.
The Bulldogs went on to win 2-1 on Michael Boyer’s goal at
11:39 of overtime. Fleury made eight stops between the
pipes. Colts’ goalie Craig Miller had ten stops.
"Parishville-Hopkinton’s Bryan Bicknell (10) takes the pass
from Chase Donovan, races past Edwards-Knox defender Austin
Brown (11) and buries his shot into the lower right corner
to put the Panthers up 1-0 just 4:22 into the first half of
the game. After the #7-seeded Cougars weathered a barrage of
Panther shots over the next few minutes, Brown broke free
along the right wing and chipped a ball toward the net that
Tyler Tresidder redirected past P-H goalie Parker Meashaw to
tie the game 1-1 at 10:22. Second-seeded
Parishville-Hopkinton netted two goals to break the halftime
deadlock with a 3-1 win in the Section X Class D
quarterfinals at SUNY Potsdam.
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Joey Jacot (13) battles for the ball
against Edwards-Knox foreign exchange student Takoomi Yamaha
(1) at the side of the field. Chase Donovan scored an
unassisted goal at 9:30 and assisted on an insurance marker
from Zach Newton with 10:54 remaining to guide the Panthers
to a 3-1 win in the Section X Class D quarterfinal. The
Panthers advance to play Chateaugay in the semifinal round
on Saturday. Edwards-Knox closed out its season with a 7-9-1
record.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
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St. Regis Falls goaltender Tim Wheeler skies over
Colton-Pierrepont's Mike Murray (13) and Tim Rapczynski (4)
to make one of his 15 saves. However, Dan Knight had a
hand in all of the Colts' scores with two goals and two
assists in a 4-0 win in the Class D playoff opener.
Murray also buried a goal, along with Alex Harcourt.
Colton-Pierrepont commanded a 3-0 lead at the half. (Bob LaRue photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont's Tim Rapczynski (4) and St. Regis Falls' Luke Goodrow lean hard into each other in an attempt to take
control of the ball. Alex Bonno added two assists.
Colts' goalie Craig Miller stopped four shots in the win.
Saints goalie Tim Wheeler turned out 15 shots. The
Saints finished the season 1-11.
MORE HEUVELTON VS.
CLIFTON-FINE PLAYOFF OPENER
Heuvelton’s John Sloan (12) takes a quick shot at
Clifton-Fine’s goalie Matt Russell. Sloan scored the
game-opener. Aaron Cobb also delivered an assist. Heuvelton
goalie Derrick Johnson needed just one save to preserve the
shutout. Eagles' keeper Matt Russell stopped 11 shots in the
loss. Heuvelton advances to the Section X quarterfinals to
face top-seeded Harrisville. Ninth-seeded Clifton-Fine
closes its year at 5-11 overall.