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2012 SECTION X GIRLS
SOCCER
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| EAST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Chateaugay Parishville-Hopkinton Colton-Pierrepont St. Regis Falls |
6-0-0 12 10-0-0 4-2-0 8 7-2-1 2-4-0 4 2-7-1 0-6-0 0 0-9-0 |
| NORTH DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Brushton-Moira Tupper Lake Madrid-Waddington Norwood-Norfolk St. Lawrence Central |
7-1-0 14 5-3-0 4-4-0 8 4-3-0 4-4-0 8 4-2-2 4-4-0 8 2-4-1 1-7-0 2 1-7-0 |
| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Massena Canton Potsdam Malone Ogdensburg Gouverneur Salmon River |
11-0-1 23 2-1-0 8-3-1 17 2-2-0 5-6-1 11 4-0-0 5-6-1 11 1-3-0 4-5-3 11 1-0-2 2-7-3 7 1-2-1 1-9-2 4 2-2-0 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L-T Pts Non-Lg | |
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x-Heuvelton Lisbon Hammond Harrisville Hermon-DeKalb Clifton-Fine Edwards-Knox Morristown |
12-1-1 25 1-1-0 11-3-0 22 0-0-2 10-4-0 20 0-1-0 9-4-1 19 1-1-0 7-7-0 14 2-0-0 3-11-0 6 0-0-0 3-11-0 6 0-2-0 0-14-0 0 0-0-0 |
Chateaugay’s Katie Beach (7) goes toe-to-toe with an Elizabethtown-Lewis defender as she moves the ball across the field. After 80 scoreless minutes of regulation, the Bulldogs’ Hannah Cook booted the game winner for a 1-0 overtime win in the New York State Class D quarterfinals and a trip to the State Final Four. (Casey Stephens photo) Game Gallery
NYS Girls Class D Championship (at SUNY Cortland)
Poland (III) 3, Chateaugay (X) 2 (2OT)
NYS Girls Class D Semifinal
(at SUNY Cortland)
Chateaugay (X) 6, Smithtown Christian (XI) 1
N.Y. State
Class D Quarterfinal
Chateaugay (X) 1, Elizabethtown-Lewis (VII) 0 (2OT)
Section X Class D Championship
(#1) Chateaugay 3, (#2) Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Section X Class D Quarterfinals - at Potsdam
CS
(#2) Parishville-Hopkinton 2, (#3) Heuvelton 1 (3OT)
(#1) Chateaugay 4, (#4) Lisbon 0
Section X Class D Quarterfinals - at Higher Seed
(#1) Chateaugay 3, (#9) Colton-Pierrepont 0
(#2) Parishville-Hopkinton 5, (#7) Harrisville 0
(#3) Heuvelton 1, (#6) Madrid-Waddington 0
(#4) Lisbon 2, (#5) Hammond 1
Section X Class D Quarterfinals - Higher Seed
(#9) Colton-Pierrepont 2, (#8)
Hermon-DeKalb 1 (OT)
(#7) Harrisville 2, (#10)
Clifton-Fine 0
(#6) Madrid-Waddington 5, (#11)
Edwards-Knox 0
(#5) Hammond 4, (#12) St. Regis
Falls 1
(#4) Lisbon 8, (#13) Morristown 0
Parishville-Hopkinton girls soccer team celebrates
the sudden-victory game-winning goal in the third
overtime, off the foot of Kodi Perkins. After Heuvelton
scored the first goal in the 20th minute, the Panthers
scored just 21 seconds later to tie the game 1-1, in the
Section X Girls Soccer Class D semifinals. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Emily Sloan shields the ball
away from Heuvelton’s Ashlyn Piercey (4). In a
thriller, Parishville-Hopkinton’s Kodi Perkins
redirected in a low dribbler through the crease into the
lower left corner on a cross through the crease from
Emily Sloan in the third overtime to lift the Panthers
to a 2-1 sudden victory over the Heuvelton Bulldogs in
the Section X Class D semifinals. The same pair had
connected for the Panthers on the first goal with 20:08
left in regulation to tie the contest at 1-1. Heuvelton
had struck first only 41 seconds earlier when Hannah
Thornhill connected off a spinning shot, directed on net
by Alexis Weidner, that eluded Parishville-Hopkinton
goalie Marlee Wilson. The third-seeded Bulldogs wrapped
up their season at 13-3-1. Parishville-Hopkinton
advances to the Class D championship on Thursday at
Potsdam.
Lisbon keeper Jackie Sovie dives to save a Chateaugay
during a scramble right in front of the Lisbon net.
After a scoreless first half, the Bulldogs opened the
second half with three goals in the first seven minutes,
on their way to a 4-0 win over the Golden Knights in the
Section X Class D Girls Soccer semifinals.
Lisbon goalie Jackie Sovie comes out of her net to take
the ball away from Chateaugay’s Alexis Beach.
After a scoreless first half, Chateaugay erupted for
three quick goals in a span of four minutes. Lisbon
goalie Jackie Sovie stopped a penalty kick shot. But
shortly after, Courtney Boyea scored on a crossing pass
from Hannah Cook, then delivered a second goal fed by
Alexis Beach just two minutes later. Beach tickled the
mesh just two minutes later in the midst of a scramble,
with the ball just crossing the goal line. Beach then
banged home the final goal off a centering pass from her
sister Katie with just 7:48 left on the clock.
Chateaugay goalie Makayla Fleury turned away three shots
for the shutout. Sovie kept her team in contention into
the second half with 16 saves. The Golden Knights
finished their season at 11-4-2. Chateaugay faces
Parishville-Hopkinton for the Class D Championship on
Thursday at Potsdam Central.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
LISBON 8, MORRISTOWN 0
Four different scorers – Maddison Vine, Alex Amo, Emily
Disha and Gabby Walker – scored two goals each in
leading the #4-seeded Lisbon Golden Knights to an 8-0
win over the 13th-seeded Morristown Green Rockets. The
win advanced the Knights (12-3-2 overall) to a
quarterfinal game against #5-seeded Hammond, to be held
Saturday at Clarkson University. Morristown closed its
season with an 0-15 mark.
HAMMOND 4, ST. REGIS FALLS 1
The 5th-seeded Hammond Red Devils closed out the opening
round playoff game with a 4-1 win over 12th-seeded St.
Regis Falls. Tayler Bowman produced two goals, while
Brooklyn Haverstock and Courtney Bova chipped in a goal
apiece to provide the offensive power. Hammond netminder
Brianna Langtry scooped up six saves in the shutout.
Hammond advances to face Lisbon in the Class D
quarterfinal round on Saturday. St. Regis Falls bowed
out at 0-16 on the season.
MADRID-WADDINGTON 5, EDWARDS-KNOX 0
Madrid-Waddington rolled up a five-goal effort with a
two-goal performance by Olivia Parameter and single
goals from Mary Young, Katie Marcellus and Alison Fobare
in winning the Section X Class D opening round game 5-0
over #11-seeded Edwards-Knox. The sixth-rated Jackets
advance to face the third-seeded Heuvelton Bulldogs in
Saturday’s quarterfinal round. Jackets goalies combined
for six saves. The Cougars closed out their season at
3-14 overall.
HARRISVILLE 2, CLIFTON-FINE 0
In a largely defensive struggle, Harrisville broke
through in the second half of play with goals by Hannah
Weaver and Kathleen Coloney to give the 7th-seeded
Pirates a 2-0 victory over the 10th-positioned
Clifton-Fine Eagles in the Section X Class D opening
round. Harrisville, which improved to 11-5-1 packs its
bags for Parishville-Hopkinton for a quarterfinal game
Saturday afternoon. Clifton-Fine closed up shop for the
season at 2-12.
Hannah Cook delivered the game-winning goal in overtime
to propel Section X Class D Champion Chateaugay to a 1-0
win over Section VII Champion Elizabethtown-Lewis in the
New York State Class D quarterfinal. The win earned the
Bulldogs a date in the State Final Four at 2:30 p.m.
next Saturday at Tompkins-Cortland Community College.
Alexis Beach fed a touch pass to Cook who eluded three
Lions’ defenders and buried the ball just inside the
near post for the go-ahead goal at 3:32 into the first
overtime period. Both starting goalies had a rough game,
having to come out of the game when hit in the head in
collisions with opposing players. Chateaugay starting
goalie Makayla Fleury and backup Holly Zeldenrust
comined for six saves. Lions goalies, starter Kearsten
Ashline and Emma Disogra collected 17 saves. Chateaugay
improved to 20-0 overall, while Elizabethtown-Lewis
closed out at 12-7-1. (Casey Stephens photo)
Game Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton's Kodi Perkins (18) tangles
with Chateaugay's Hannah Cook (1) for control of the
ball. Cook scored an unassisted goal in the 10th minute,
then added another goal in the second half, to lead the
Bulldogs to a 3-0 win over the Panthers to repeat as
Section X Class D Champions.
Parishville-Hopkinton's Olivia Collins (20) tries to
turn the ball inside for a potential shot on goal, but
is turned away by the Chateaugay defense. The top-seeded and state-ranked Chateaugay Bulldogs made it a four-peat, their fourth Section X
Class D Girls Soccer championship with a controlling 3-0
win over the #2-seeded Parishville- Hopkinton Panthers
in the title game on Thursday at Potsdam Central.
The unbeaten Bulldogs (19-0) fended off a game-opening
Panthers’ flurry without allowing a shot on goal, then
proceeded to chip away on the Panthers. After four
missed chances, including a shot that rang off the
goalpost, Hannah Cook broke the 0-0 deadlock with
midfield steal and breakaway to the net, scoring at the
10:07 mark. The Panthers just missed tying the
game on a direct kick about 25 yards out that Makayla
Fleury backpedaled to reach and deflect over the
crossbar. Stephanie White then fed a lead pass to
Alex Beach, who curled over the Panther defense across
the middle of the 18-yard box and booted a shot just
inside the right goalpost to open a 2-0 lead. In
the second half, Cook got another breakaway on a nifty
lead pass from Danielle Charland, spend past a defender
and registered the goal on a low laser to the opposite
corner. Fleury stopped seven shots for the shutout
and the Bulldogs fourth straight Section X title.
Chateaugay advances to the N.Y. State Class D
quarterfinal (Region II Championship) to face Section
VII champion Elizabethtown-Lewis who knocked off
seven-time defending champion Chazy 2-0 to advance to
state play. The game will be Saturday at noon at
Potsdam High School. Parishville- Hopkinton closed
its season at 13-5-1. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Colton-Pierrepont’s Kylie McKinley (2) works the ball
past Hermon-DeKalb’s Brooke Woodrow (3) and aggressively
advances the ball. In a 1-1 tie into the second
overtime, the Colts' Madison Gregg jumped on a rebound
and poked it past the goaltender for a 2-1 Colts win in
the opening round of Class D playoffs. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Green Demons Courtney Davis (8) takes control of the
ball with two Colts defenders in pursuit. A
spinning slippery ball that eluded keeper capture left a
close-range shot for Colton-Pierrepont’s Madison Gregg
to bury her second goal of the game in the final three
minutes of the second overtime, lifting the Colts to a
2-1 win over the #8-seeded Green Demons. The
ninth-seeded Colts, who improved to 5-10-1 will now
travel to play the top-seeded an undefeated Chateaugay
Bulldogs in the Class D quarterfinals. Gregg scored the
game’s first goal early, followed later by the equalizer
from Casey O’Donnell for Hermon-DeKalb. The Demons
finished the season at 9-8 overall.
CHATEAUGAY 3, COLTON-PIERREPONT 0
The top-seeded Chateaugay Bulldogs earned one of four
positions in the Section X Class D semifinals by
registering a 3-0 victory over the #9-seeded
Colton-Pierrepont Colts in the quarterfinal round.
Courtney Boyea targeted the back of the net twice, once
on a penalty kick, while Halee Tower buried the third
goal in keeping Chateaugay undefeated at 17-0 this
season. The shutout was the eleventh this season for the
Bulldogs. Makayla Fleury had the Bulldogs’ backs with
four saves to protect the shutout. With the top four
seeds all remaining, Chateaugay faces #4-positioned
Lisbon in the Class D semifinal on Monday in Potsdam.
Colton-Pierrepont closes its season with a 5-11-1
overall record.
PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON 5, HARRISVILLE 0
Second-seeded Parishville-Hopkinton posted the
highest-scoring quarterfinal round score, cruising to a
5-0 victory over the #7-seeded Harrisville Pirates.
Emily Sloan’ four-point afternoon led the Panthers.
Sloan distributed three assists while scoring a goal
herself in the Panthers’ win. Brianna Hayes, Kelsey
Putnam and Kodi Perkins converted Sloan’s offerings.
Cassandra Cole scored the other goal from Dona Colbert.
Marlee Wilson defended the shutout with a seven-save
performance. Samantha Rounds made 13 saves in the
Pirates’ net. Parishville-Hopkinton will face
third-seeded Heuvelton in Monday’s semifinal at 5:00
p.m. in Potsdam. The Pirates cashed out their season
with an 11-6-1 record.
HEUVELTON 1, MADRID-WADDINGTON 0
A scoreless deadlock through 74 of 80 minutes was
finally broken when Hannah Thornhill connected from
Alexis Weidner with just six minutes remaining to
deliver a 1-0 victory for the #3-seeded Heuvelton
Bulldogs over #6-seeded Madrid-Waddington in the Section
X Class D quarterfinals. The Bulldogs were unable to
connect on several corner kicks against a
near-impenetrable Yellow Jackets’ defense that allowed
just six shots on goalie Shelby Kendall. Morgan Keenan
prowled the crease for six saves in Heuvelton’s seventh
shutout of the season. Heuvelton moves forward to match
up with Parishville-Hopkinton Heuvelton in Monday’s
semifinal at 5:00 p.m. in Potsdam. The Jackets zip up
their season at 9-7-2 overall.
LISBON 2, HAMMOND 1
First-half goals and second-half defense provided the
fourth-seeded Lisbon Golden Knights with a 2-1 margin of
victory over the #5-seeded Hammond Red Devils in the
Section X Class D quarterfinals in a game played on the
turf at Clarkson University. Beth Crowley scored for
Lisbon and Courtney Bova countered for Hammond in the
early minutes of the game. Emily Dishaw footed home the
game winner in the 35th minute. Lisbon will tangle with
top-seeded Chateaugay in the Class D semifinals at 6:45
pm, on Monday at Potsdam Central. Hammond’s season drew
to a close at 11-6 overall.
N.Y. State
Class A Quarterfinal
Jamesville-DeWitt (III) 2, Massena (X) 1
Section X Class A Championship
(#1)
Massena 3, (#2) Malone 0
The Massena Red Raiders Girls Soccer team celebrate
after defeating the second-seeded Malone Huskies 3-0 to
win the Section X Class A Championship. Massena
attacker Dominique Valancius scored the game’s final
goal and assisted on the first two in leading the Red
Raiders to the championship win. Top-seeded Massena
improved t o 14-1-1 on the season and advances to the
quarterfinals of the New York State Class A playoffs.
Second-seeded Malone finished its season with a 6-10-1
overall record. (John LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Kathleen Kassian (15) tries to head the ball
past the Malone goalie late in the first of half during
the Section X Class A Championship. Marissa Manley later
scored off a short kick-in.
Jamesville-Dewitt’s Maddy Devereaux (3) lets a shot go
while being marked tightly by Massena’s Mia Germano (9).
The Massena Red Raiders gave Jamesville-Dewitt a strong
game, but came out on the short end of a 2-1 decision in
the New York State Class A Quarterfinals. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Dominique Valencius shields the ball away from
Jamesville-Dewitt’s Jessica Holmes (11). Section
III’s Jamesville-Dewitt scored twice in the final 22
minutes of play to pull out a 2-1 come-from-behind
victory over the Section X Champion Massena Red Raiders
in the New York State Class A quarterfinals at SUNY
Canton. After a scoreless first half, Massena’s
Dominique Valencius pumped home the first goal after a
break along the left wing and a laser shot to the far
corner. Maddie Devereaux and Jessica Holmes rallied the
Rams on goals with 21 minutes left, then 13 minutes
remaining to turn back the Raiders. The Massena
defensive line of Kaleigh Zappia, Erin Francis, Marissa
Manley and Nicole Morgan in front of goalkeeper Courtney
Manley (12 saves) kept the Rams off the scoreboard for
over 58 minutes, before Holmes shot found the net to tie
the game 1-1 and Devereaux’s blast settled hard under
the crossbar. Jamesville-Dewitt enters the State Final
Four for the first time. Massena Closed its season at
14-2-1.
N.Y. State Class B Regional Semifinal
Plattsburgh (VII) 3, Potsdam (X) 0
Section X Class B Championship
(#1) Potsdam 2, (#3) Gouverneur 1
Section X Class B Semifinals
(#1) Potsdam 3, (#4) Salmon River
0
(#3) Gouverneur 2, (#2) Ogdensburg
1 (OT)
The Potsdam Sandstoners saw their 2012 campaign come to a close in the opening round of the New York State Class B Region II semifinal with a 3-0 loss to the Section VII Plattsburgh Hornets, in a game played at Chazy High School. Plattsburgh’s Brooke Knight was involved in each score with two goals and an assist. Hailey McLaughlin score the Hornets’ other goal. Goalie Karlie Neale was tested only once for a save. Potsdam wrapped up its season at 9-7-2.
The Gouverneur Wildcats were the surprise upset in the Section X Class B semifinals, edging the second-seeded Ogdensburg Blue Devils 2-1 in overtime. Kirsten Roberts led the #3-seeded Wildcats with the go-ahead goal in the third minute of the first overtime to set the stage for Gouverneur’s victory and advancement to the Class B final game. During regulation, Danielle McCormick pocketed the goal for Gouverneur, then Nikki Holmes tied the game for the Blue Devils. Ogdensburg closed its season at 5-6-5. Gouverneur advanced to the Class B final game for only the second time since 2000 and the first time since 2007 when they upset Canton in a shootout. They will face Potsdam for this year’s title.
The top-seeded Potsdam Sandstoners reaped goals from Nettie Rishe, Ally Miller and Abby Gruneisen for a 3-0 win over the #4-seeded Salmon River Shamrocks in the Section X Class B semifinals. The win advanced Potsdam to another championship game to face the Gouverneur Wildcats for the first time since the title bout in 2007, which Potsdam won. Jenny Tardelli turned out eight shots to earn the shutout. Salmon River closed its season at 3-12-2.
Potsdam’s Kelsey Green (12) tries to fend off Wildcats'
defender Rachel Knowlton (5) during second-half action
on Saturday at SUNY Canton. The Potsdam Sandstoners held
off the Gouverneur Wildcats 2-1 to win the Section X
Class B Girls Soccer Championship for the first time
since 2008.
Gouverneur’s Justina Davenport (23) speed dribbles the
ball on a fast break pulling away for a shot attempt
while pursued by Potsdam’s Kelsey Green (12). For
the first time in four years, the top-seeded Potsdam
Sandstoners have their first Section X Class B
Championship and berth in the New York State Class B
playoffs. Nette Rishe netted the goal-ahead goal to
break a 1-1 tie with 18:27 remaining in regulation to
provide the margin of difference over the third-seeded
Gouverneur Wildcats and return the Class B crown to
Potsdam. However, before the Orange Coronation, Kirsten
Roberts gave the Wildcats a chance for their first title
in better than a decade by delivering a goal. Abby
Gagnon countered for Potsdam. The Sandstoners, now
9-6-2 overall, advance to the New York State Class B
playoff opener against Section VII Champion Plattsburgh
on Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. at Chazy Central. Gouverneur
ended its season with a 4-9-4 overall mark. (Casey
Stevens photo)
Game Gallery
N.Y. State Class C Regional Semifinal
AuSable Valley (VII) 1, Canton (X) 0
Section X Class C Championship
(#1) Canton 2, (#3) Tupper Lake 0
Section X Class C Semifinals
(#1) Canton 2, (#4)
Norwood-Norfolk 0 (2OT)
(#3) Tupper Lake 2, (#2) Brushton-Moira
1
Section X Class C Play-In
(#4) Norwood-Norfolk 4,
(#5) St. Lawrence Central 2
Section VII’s AuSable Valley eliminated Section X champion Canton with a lone goal in the final 11 minutes of play in the opening round of the New York State Class C Girls soccer playoffs at Plattsburgh High School. Rachel Knapp scored on a setup from Haley Taylor, then Patriots goalie Bryce Douglass and the AuSable defense closed the door on the Golden Bears the rest of the way. Douglass needed just three saves for the shutout win, while Katie Clemmer turned out 10 shots Canton. The Bears closed their season at 12-6-1.
The top-seeded Canton Golden Bears finally broke through a tightened Norwood-Norfolk defense and continued to pressure for two goals, both in overtime, to win 2-0 in the Section X Class C semifinals. Emma Rexford notched the Bears’ first goal in 86th minute. Lindsay Proulx assisted, then scored on a direct kick for an insurance marker eight minutes later, as the Bears finally got the ball in behind Flyers’ goalie Makayla Frego who stopped 12 shots to keep the Flyers in the game. Canton keepers Hilary Wilcox and Katie Clemmer combined for a three-save shutout. Canton advances to face Tupper Lake for the Class C title on Saturday at Massena. Norwood-Norfolk closed its season at 6-9-1 overall.
Norwood-Norfolk striker Emily LaRoe (5) goes flying
over St. Lawrence Central goaltender Haleigh Agen as the
ball leaks through toward attacker Meg Stevenson (4).
LaRoe netted the game's first two goals and assisted on
the final goal in a 4-2 win over the Larries in the
Section X Girls Class C Play-In game. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
With her goaltender down and out of position, St.
Lawrence Central sweeper Brandi Thomas protects the net
by stopping Norwood-Norfolk's Meg Stevenson (4) from
tucking the ball in the net in the first half.
However, Stevenson scored a second-half goal and
assisted on two others in helping guide the 4th-seeded
Flyers to a 4-2 win over the 5th-rated Larries in the
Section X Class C Play-In. Aleah Palmer scored a
goal and Alexis Sweet added an assist in the win.
After the Flyers built a 4-0 lead, the Larries scored
twice, 22 seconds apart. Morgan Villnave scored
one of the goals and assisted on the other. Jenna
Kesner scored the other goal and Meg Snyder dished an
assist. Larries goalie Haleigh Agen made 11
saves. N-N goalie Megan Plumb turned out 10 shots.
Tupper Lake’s Lauren Bouck (10) controls the ball
dribbling away from Canton’s Emily Rexford. The
top-seeded Canton Golden Bears claimed the Section X
Class C Championship with a 2-0 win over defending
champion Tupper Lake. Lauren Smith was involved with
both goals, netting one and assisting on the other, in
providing the offensive power for the Golden Bears. Kali
Frank scored the other goal for the Bears. Katie Klemmer
posted a four-save shutout. Canton who improved to
12-5-1 and now advance to the New York State Class C
opening round. Third-seeded Tupper Lake wrapped up its
season with an 8-7 overall record. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Canton’s Kathryn Fanning (5) battles for the ball along
with Tupper Lake’s Jordyn Staves (12).
The Tupper Lake Lumberjacks celebrate after scoring the
winning goal in the latter stages of the second half
against Brushton-Moira. Lauren Brock delivered an
unassisted goal to propel the third-seeded Lumberjacks
back to the Section X Class C title game, following a
2-1 win over the #2-seeded Brushton-Moira Panthers.
Kendra Mills put the Panthers ahead 1-0 in the 11th
minute of the contest, before Katie Stuart balanced the
score 1-1, nine minutes into the second half. Tupper
Lake outshot Brushton-Moira 7-6. The Panthers closed out
the season at 12-5. Tupper Lake earned a return trip to
the title game to face Canton. (John LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
The Brushton-Moira goalie attempts to save the incoming
cross during the second half of Thursday's playoff at
Massena.