Division Champs: Chateaugay, Brushton-Moira, Massena, Heuvelton

Panthers' Defense Leads 3-0 Win vs. Colton-pierrepont

Colton-Pierrepont’s Autumn Clark (white) dishes the ball off while be pressured by Parishville-Hopkinton’s Nicole White. 
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OGDENSBURG Bounces Back To Edge Potsdam 2-1

Potsdam's Kady Hart (15) tries to kick the ball out of the Sandstoner crease, while goalie Jenny Tardelli desperately tries to reach for the ball. However, the Blue Devils would tip the ball home to tie the game 1-1, midway through the first half. O.F.A. notched a goal in the second half for a 1-0 road victory at Potsdam.  (Bob LaRue photo)  Game Gallery

Ogdensburg’s Shannon Tooley netted the game-winning goal with approximately 13 minutes remaining to grab the 2-1 win at Potsdam in a Central Division encounter. Ali Miller scored the other goal for the Blue Devils, while Annette scored the game’s first goal for Potsdam, both in the first half of play. Ogdensburg improved to 4-3-2 Central and 5-3-4 overall. Potsdam slipped to 4-5-1 Central and 8-5-1 overall.

Crowley, Dishaw Goals Lift Lisbon Past Demons 2-0

Hermon-DeKalb’s Courtney Harrington slide tackles the ball away from Lisbon's Maddy Vine (9). Lisbon's Beth Crowley scored with five seconds left in the first half. Emily Dishaw trumped any possible Green Demon comeback with a second-half insurance score as the Knights posted a 2-0 West win.

Lisbon’s Gabby Walker (2) sends a through-ball near midfield with a Hermon-DeKalb player in pursuit. Walker’s lead pass to Maddy Vine led to a shot that just missed wide of the net. Lisbon’s Samantha Gladle poked the ball as it glances off Hermon-DeKalb goalie Chelsea MacKay. Beth Crowley, trailing the play, flew in and jammed the loose ball into the net for a 1-0 lead. Emily Dishaw also scored for the Knights, who beat the Demons 2-0. Lisbon goalie Jackie Sovie mae 10 saves in the shutout. MacKay collected seven saves in the loss.
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Canton Girls Soccer Blanks Ogdensburg 2-0

Canton’s Tori Daley (13) controls the ball along the sideline, pursued by Ogdensburg’s Nicole Hammond (13). Canton scored both goals on direct kicks set up by Lindsey Proulx. Lauren Smith delivered the first goal in the 37th minute for a 1-0 lead at half. Kaili Frank blasted the second goal in the Bears’ 2-0 win.

Ogdensburg’s Zendel Cordwell (12) and Canton’s Katie Christy (12) battle for possession of the ball on the sideline in an intense game. Canton took the play to the Blue Devils, forcing O.F.A. goalie to make 15 saves in keeping the Blue Devils in the game. Katie Clemmer made two saves and Hilary Wilcox stopped four shots for Canton. The Golden Bears improved to 6-2-1 Central and 7-4-1 overall. Ogdensburg fell to 3-4-2 Central and 4-4-4 overall.  (Casey Stephens photo)  Game Gallery

Canton Cruises Past Gouverneur in 5-0 Victory

Canton’s Tori Daley (13) attempts to trap the ball while getting pressured by Gouverneur’s Haley Easton (2). The Canton Golden Bears blanked Gouverneur 5-0. The win moved the Bears within two points of division-leading Massena. Lauren Smith and Kali Frank poked in two goals each to lead Canton.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Canton’s Jana Prudhomme (7) controls the ball dribbling away from Gouverneur’s Kara Cummings (8).  Tori Daley netted a goal for the Golden Bears in Canton’s 5-0 shutout in Central Division action on Wednesday. Katie Clemmer backed the Canton win with an eight-save performance. Gouverneur goalie Taylor Andrews collected 13 saves between the pipes.

Hermon-DeKalb Doubles Up St. Regis Falls SAINTS 4-2

Hermon-DeKalb’s Sadie Smith attacks in close, but there is no rebound from the St. Regis Falls keeper on the dive. The Green Demons posted a 4-2 win over the Saints in a non-league game. Hermon-DeKalb improved to 5-3 overall, while the Saints are getting closer, but still seeking their first win.

Hermon-DeKalb’s Brooke Woodrow (3) traps the ball while being pressured by a St. Regis Falls player.  Abby Mott notched two goals in the Demons' 4-2 win at Hermon-DeKalb.  Paige Whitton and Brook Woodrow punched in the other two goals for Hermon-DeKalb. Madison Greenwood and Ashley Rivers scored for the Saints (0-9).  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

The ball just slips past the Colton-Pierrepont keeper Kathryn Miller as the Brushton-Moira Panthers score on corner kick. The Brushton-Moira Panthers shut out the Colton-Pierrepont Colts 2-0 in an interdivisional matchup. The Panthers improved to 7-4 overall. The Colts fell to 2-7-1.  Ashley DeBeer had eight saves in the shutout. (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Red Devils Tally Quickly, Down Edwards-Knox 6-0

Hammond’s Julia Krysiak (3) knocks the ball away from Edwards-Knox’s Cora Sharpe (8). Hammond belted four goals in the first 20 minutes of the game to gain a commanding lead, en route to a 6-0 win over the Cougars. Courtney Bova slammed three goals, while goalie Cassi Whalen posted an eight-save shutout.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Edwards-Knox’s Kate Smith (22) and Hammond’s Lindsey Martin (9) chase a loose ball. In addition to three goals by Courtney Bova, single markers were scored by Alyssa Crosby, Macy Wilson and Tayler Bowman. Goalies Makayla Bacon of E-K and Hammond’s Cassi Whalen each logged eight saves.

E-K Cougars Celebrate 2nd Win in Row Beating Eagles

Edwards-Knox’s Dakotah Bacon leaps into the arms of her teammate Kate Smith (22) after scoring the first goal of the game. The Cougars held on for a 3-2 victory over the Clifton-Fine Eagles for their second win in the last three games, after a previous two-year winless drought.  The Eagles fell to 1-5.   (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Clifton-Fine’s Alexis Pomerville (7) knocks the ball away from Edwards-Knox’s Kate Rowe (2).  Harleigh LeBarge notched the game-winning third goal for the Edwards-Knox Cougars in their 3-2 victory over the Clifton-Fine Eagles. Kassidy Keegan and Dakotah Bacon put Edwards-Knox in the position for the win by scoring the first two goals. Rachel Eibert and Alexis Pomerville countered with scores for the Eagles. With the victory, E-K improved to 2-4 West, 2-6 overall. The Eagles fell to 1-6 overall.
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Chateaugay Rolls To 7th Straight Win Beating m-w

Chateaugay’s Courtney Boyea (5) fires a shot in the lower right hand corner past the diving Madrid-Waddington keeper Shelby Kendall to give Chateaugay a 1-0 advantage.  The Bulldogs also netted a second half goal on a penalty kick for a 2-0 inter-divisional win. Chateaugay remained unbeaten at 7-0 overall.

Brushton-Moira Wins Interdivision vs. Saints 7-0

St. Regis Falls goaltender Kiana Stowell braces to make a save, but is beaten "five-hole" by a Brushton-Moira attacker. The Brushton-Moira Panthers downed the Lady Saints 7-0 in a Section X interdivisional game. The Panthers squared their overall record at 3-3.  The Saints dropped to 0-7 overall.   (Dustin Andrus photo)  Game Gallery

St. Regis Falls Saints’ forward Brittany Rondeau attempts to battle through the shield of a Brushton-Moira defender. For Brushton-Moira (3-3), Kenzie Traynor netted three goals. Sienna Kenny punched home two goals, while. Jenna Dufrane and Rachel Tower each chipped in single markers in the interdivisional contest.

Norwood-Norfolk Shuts Out Colton-Pierrepont 4-0

Norwood-Norfolk goalkeeper Mickey Frego scrambles after the loose ball before Colton-Pierrepont’s Haylee Hennessy (5) can get to it. Frego protected her crease spotlessly as Flyers shut out the Colts 4-0 and evened their overall 2012 season record at 3-3-1. Colton-Pierrepont fell to 2-4-1 overall. 

Norwood-Norfolk’s Megan Stevenson (4) shields the ball away from Colton-Pierrepont’s Kendra Gilbert (18).  After a scoreless first half, the Flyers jumped on the Colts for four goals in a span of ten minutes to cement the win. Emily LaRoe dented the twine twice for the Flyers. Megan Stevenson contributed a goal and an assist. The Flyers also an own goal. Flyer goalie Mickey Frego had two saves.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Panthers Survive Seesaw Game vs. Shamrocks 3-2

Parishville-Hopkinton netminder Marlee Wilson leaps, but is unable to snag a close-range shot, just under the crossbar by Salmon River's Abby Kelly to give Salmon River back-to-back goals and a 2-1 Shamrock lead. However, the Panthers rallied later in the second half to post a 3-2 non-divisional comeback win.   (Bob LaRue photo)  Game Gallery

Parishville-Hopkinton's Kodi Perkins (18) stretches a leg across in front of Salmon River's Carleen Soucia (11) and knocks away the ball.  Salmon River goals by Becca Leroux and Abby Kelly provided the Shamrocks with a 2-1 lead, but Perkins and Emily Sloan countered in the latter minutes of the second half to boost the P-H Panthers a 3-2 comeback win over Salmon River.

Heuvelton Gains Grounds in West, Beating rockets  

Heuvelton’s Ashlyn Piercey (4) battles two Morristown defenders for possession of the ball. The Heuvelton Bulldogs blanked the Morristown Green Rockets 5-0 in West Division action on a rainy Friday. The win moved the Bulldogs to 4-1 and into second place in the West, a half-game behind idle Lisbon.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Heuvelton’s Abbey Basford (6) fights to get away from two Morristown defenders who have her cornered in the offensive zone. Basford scored twice in the second half, including a penalty kick with just over seven minutes remaining. Hannah Thornhill launched two goals and assisted on another to pace the Bulldogs to a 5-0 West Division victory. Alexis Weidner connected for a goal in the 18th minute. Olivia St. Pierre dished two assists. Alex Steele had an assist. Heuvelton’s Ashlyn Foster needed just three stops for the shutout. Morristown’s Karissa Bertrand was peppered with 24 shots on goal and made 19 saves.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

O.T. Frenzy: Lady Jackets Edge Tupper 2-1 in Semifinal

Tupper Lake goalkeeper valiantly tries to stop the shot from Madrid-Waddington's Katie Marcellus, blasted just inside the left goalpost for a 1-0 lead at 5:49 of the first overtime of the Dan Rose Memorial Tournament semifinal. Emily Doelger struck the game winner in the second overtime in a 2-1 Jackets win.    (Bob LaRue photo)  Game Gallery

Madrid-Waddington's Blake Orosz is stopped on a scoring attempt by a sliding defensive tackle.  M-W's Emily Doelger tipped home the game-winning goal on a cross directly in front of the Tupper Lake net from Blake Orosz with 2:05 remaining in the second overtime period. Both teams scored in the first overtime. Katie Marcellus pulled in a block off a Tupper Lake defender and quickly slammed home the game’s first goal. With three seconds remaining in the OT, Tupper Lake’s Ryan O’Connor scored from Lauren Bouck, on a ball that ricocheted off the goalpost. M-W Yellow Jacket goalie Shelby Kendall made five saves. Tupper’s Brook Dewyea made six saves in the net. 

Hermon-DeKalb Shuts Down Clifton-Fine in 4-0 Win

Hermon-DeKalb’s Megan Stott (9) delivers the ball into the open net after a direct kick from just outside the box and a scramble. Stott netted two goals, while Abby Mott and Bridget Rust added single markers in the Green Demons 4-0 shutout win over Clifton-Fine. H-D's Reese Bryant made five saves in the win.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Clifton-Fine’s Alexis Pomerville (7) chases after the loose ball along with Hermon-DeKalb’s Sadie Smith.  Megan Stott netted two goals, while Abby Mott and Bridget Rust added single markers in the Green Demons 4-0 shutout win over Clifton-Fine.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Unbeatens battle: Massena Shuts Out Potsdam 3-0

Massena’s Dominique Valencius (8) lets a shot fly from just outside the corner of the 18-yard box. Valencius scored the goal and assisted on another, both in the first half, for a 2-0 lead at the break. The Red Raiders (3-0, 4-0 overall) dealt the Potsdam Sandstoners their first setback of the season in a 3-0 shutout.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Potsdam’s Jenny Tardelli (22) heads the ball away from Massena’s Mia Germano (9).  Dominique Valencius continued to have the Section's hot foot with a goal and an assist in leading the Raiders to a 3-0 win.  Potsdam fell to 1-1, 4-1 overall.

Final 1-1 Tie: Lightning Halts O.F.A. & Malone IN 2ND HALF

A Malone player clears the ball after getting some pressure during Friday's game at Ogdensburg. Ogdensburg scored early in the second half, but the Huskies countered with a goal just before the contest had to be halted due to lightning. The game ends in an official 1-1 tie in the Northern Athletic Conference Central Division standings.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Malone executed good defense, including this play to intercept an Ogdensburg two-on-one near midfield.  Malone and O.F.A. finished in a 1-1 draw in a game halted due to lightning in the second half in an official 1-1 draw. (Soccer games are official when halted at or beyond halftime, due to weather/unplayable conditions.)  Ogdensburg's Shannon Tooley netted a give-n-go setup from Nikki Duprey. Malone's Maggie Alburm tied the game eleven minutes later by slipping s shot just under the crossbar. OFA's Erica Chase stopped eight shots, while Malone's Jamie LaVoie stopped two.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Perkins Leads Five Panther Scorers in Win vs. Colts

Colton-Pierrepont goalie Kathryn Miller makes an amazing save off a redirect in front of a Parishville-Hopkinton striker. Miller had an outstanding game, making 17 saves, but the Panthers came away with a 5-0 win. Kodi Perkins dished three assists. Panthers’ goalie Marlee Wilson had a nine-save shutout to back up the victory.   (Rishi Thakur photo)  Game Gallery

Parishville-Hopkinton forward Kodi Perkins (18) shields off Colton-Pierrepont defender Morgan Doyle. Perkins played a key role as the Panthers cruised to a 5-0 win. Perkins assisted on all three goals in the first half. Parishville-Hopkinton’s goals were scored by five different players: Emily Sloan, Alyssa Sloan and Brianna Hayes in the first half, along with Michaela Cole and Olivia Collins in the second half. Hayes and Nicole White each had an assist.  (Rishi Thakur photo)  Game Gallery

REXFORD LEADS CANTON's 7-1 ONSLAUGHT VS. SHAMROCKS

Salmon River keeper Samantha Ghostlaw reaches out and deflects the cross out of the box and away from a Canton attacker. Emma Redford racked up four goals and an assist in guiding the Bears to a 7-1 win over the Shamrocks. Two of the goals were unassisted. Lindsay Proulx also popped an unassisted goal.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Canton’s Emily Rexford (2) goes shoulder to shoulder with a Salmon River player while controlling the ball. Redford slammed home the game’s first goals – in the fourth, 14th, 15th and 20th minutes of the first half – to pace the Golden Bears to a 7-1 win over the Shamrocks. Redford also contributed a second-half assist. Kaleigh Frank and Tory Dailey also delivered goals. Salmon River’s lone goal was scored by Tia Mitchell. Canton’s Hilary Wilcox collected four saves between the pipes.

Dominque Dominates As Massena nips St. Lawrence

St. Lawrence Central goalie Kristan Daniels makes a big save on a Massena shot late in the first half. Thomas made 10 saves while Raiders dominated early and came away with a 2-0 lead at the half. Dominique Valencius buried an insurance marker in the second half to guide Massena to a 3-2 non-league win.  (Rishi Thakur photo)  Game Gallery

Massena forward Dominique Valencius (4) scores off a corner kick to put the Red Raiders up 1-0 in the first half. The Larries fought back, but were unable to overcome the two goal, one assist effort of Massena senior Dominique Valencius. Stephanie Premo also scored, as Massena fended off the Larries for a 3-2 victory.  (Rishi Thakur photo)  Game Gallery

POTSDAM NIPS LARRIES IN O.T. IN SEMIFINAL; WINS JEFFERS

Potsdam’s Ally Miller (3) is able to shield the ball from St. Lawrence Central senior Brandi Thomas in semifinals of the Jeffers Memorial Tournament. Potsdam fended off a strong opening-game start for the Larries with a 2-1 overtime win. Abby Gruneisen scored the game winner in the second OT.
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St. Lawrence Central’s Brandi Thomas (1) is able to win this “50-50" ball over Potsdam junior Haley Clark 25).  In a tightly-played game, the Larries forced the host Sandstoners into overtime, before Abby Gruneisen delivered a penalty kick in the second OT period to lift Potsdam to a 2-1 win in the semifinals of the Jeffers Memorial Tournament held at Potsdam High School.  The game's other goals were scored by Potsdam's Kalie Grant and St. Lawrence Central's Samantha Richards.  Potsdam went on to defeat Madrid-Waddington 3-0 in the championship.

M-W JACKETS SHUT OUT C-P COLTS IN JEFFERS SEMIFINAL

Colton-Pierrepont goalie Kathryn Miller slides out to make a sprawling save on a break away from Madrid-Waddington freshman Blake Grosz. Miller was able to make the save, but the Yellow Jackets came away with the 3-0 victory in the semifinals of the Jeffers Memorial Tournament in Potsdam.
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Madrid-Waddington forward Taylor Marcellus (6) breaks through the Colton-Pierrepont defense for a clean breakaway on Colton-Pierrepont goalie Kathryn Miller. The shot beat Miller, but hit the post. Miller was able to hold onto the rebound and prevent Madrid-Waddington from scoring. However, the Yellow Jackets cruised to a 3-0 victory in the semifinals of the Jeffers Tournament in Potsdam.  The Yellow Jackets jumped to a quick 3-0 lead with goals by Blake Orosz, Taylor Lenney and Kaleigh Field all within the first 22 minutes of the game.  Colton-Pierrepont defeated St. Lawrence Central 2-1 in consolation.

Lisbon Nips Heuvelton 1-0 IN SEMIS; BULLDOGS WIN CONSY

Lisbon’s Maddison Vine volleys the ball across the field in setting up a Lisbon scoring chance. After a scoreless draw through regulation and the first overtime, Lisbon's Emily Dishaw buried the game-winning goal with 5:31 left in the second OT for a 1-0 win in the Ogdensburg Tournament semifinals.
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Lisbon’s Maeve Bowdish clears the ball from danger before Heuvelton forward Alexis Weidner can steal it away. After a scoreless draw in regulation, Lisbon scored late in the second overtime and seal the 1-0 victory in a solid defense defensive.  Heuvelton dominated Lisbon 12-1 in shots during regulation, but the Knights capitalized on the few chances they generated, while Jackie Sovie collected 16 saves to backstopping the shutout. Ashlyn Foster reeled in four saves for the Bulldogs. Heuvelton’s Alexis Weidner scored one goal and assisted on Logan Tallman’s marker as the Bulldogs blanked Norwood-Norfolk 2-0 in the consolation game of the Ogdensburg Tournament. Ashlyn Foster logged 15 saves for the shutout.