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2013 SECTION X GIRLS SOFTBALL |
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| EAST DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-St. Lawrence Ctl. Norwood-Norfolk Brushton-Moira Chateaugay Colton-Pierrepont Parishville-Hopkinton Madrid-Waddington St. Regis Falls Tupper Lake |
14-1 - 3-1 11-4 3 3-0 11-4 3 0-0 11-4 3 0-0 8-7 6 0-2 6-10 8½ 0-0 4-10 9½ 2-1 1-14 13 0-0 1-14 13 0-0 |
| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Malone Ogdensburg Canton Massena Gouverneur Salmon River Potsdam |
11-0 - 0-1 8-3 3 0-0 7-4 4 0-2 6-4 4½ 0-0 4-7 7 1-2 1-10 10 0-0 1-10 10 0-4 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Heuvelton Lisbon Hammond Edwards-Knox Harrisville Morristown Hermon-DeKalb Clifton-Fine |
14-0 - 2-2 10-4 4 0-0 9-5 5 0-2 8-5 5½ 2-1 5-9 9 0-2 4-10 10 0-0 3-10 10½ 1-1 2-12 12 0-0 |
A Massena runner slides back in to second base, but is tagged out in Friday’s game vs. Salmon River. Addy Rufa, Mackenzie Young, Bailey Dillabough and Chelsea Streeter each smacked two hits as the Red Raiders (6-4) outslugged the Salmon River Shamrocks 16-10 in a Central Division matchup. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
East Division
Chateaugay 22,
Parishville-Hopkinton 9 (1st game)
Chateaugay 9, Parishville-Hopkinton 2 (2nd game)
Brushton-Moira 17, Madrid-Waddington 2
St. Lawrence Central 10, Norwood-Norfolk 1
East Division
Tupper Lake 24, St. Regis
Falls 15
Chateaugay 9, Colton-Pierrepont 1
Central Division
Massena 16, Salmon River 10
West Division
Morristown 10, Clifton-Fine 0
Edwards-Knox 2, Lisbon 1
Heuvelton 10, Hammond 1
Hermon-DeKalb 12, Harrisville
8
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 14, Madrid-Waddington 1
Brushton-Moira 17, Tupper Lake 1
Colton-Pierrepont 10, Parishville-Hopkinton 4
Central Division
Canton 9, Gouverneur 2 (completion of susp. game)
Ogdensburg 36, Potsdam 2
West Division
Edwards-Knox 8, Harrisville 1
East Division
Chateaugay 19, St. Regis
Falls 0 (1st game)
Chateaugay 6, St. Regis Falls 5 (2nd game)
Central Division
Malone 3, Canton 1
West Division
Lisbon 5, Clifton-Fine 4
Heuvelton 13, Edwards-Knox 2
Hammond 9, Hermon-DeKalb 5
Morristown 18, Harrisville 3
Non League
Madrid-Waddington 22,
Potsdam 7
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 20, Tupper Lake 0
Brushton-Moira 6, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Parishville-Hopkinton 14, Madrid-Waddington 12
Central Division
Canton 28, Potsdam 0 (1st game)
Canton 31, Potsdam 5 (2nd game)
West Division
Heuvelton 7, Clifton-Fine 2
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 8, Malone 7 (9 innings)
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 16, St.
Regis Falls 0 (1st)
St. Lawrence Central 22, St. Regis Falls 3 (2nd)
Central Division
Massena 12, Gouverneur 10
Ogdensburg 3, Canton 2 (8
innings)
West Division
Lisbon 16. Morristown 8
Heuvelton at Clifton-Fine,
ppd. to tomorrow
Hermon-DeKalb at
Edwards-Knox, ppd. to 5/20
Non-League
Colton-Pierrepont at
Harrisville, canceled
Madrid-Waddington at Potsdam,
postponed
Brushton-Moira’s Arielle Gary (22) makes contact with
the ball to send it down the leftfield line for a
basehit. The third-place Panthers chipped away for a 6-0
win over the second-place Norwood-Norfolk Flyers in an
East Division matchup. B-M's Emily O'Connor pitched a
three-hit shutout.
Game Gallery
Hammond’s Alyssa Crosby touches second base and fires to
first to turn a double play. The Red Devils jumped on
Hermon-DeKalb pitching for three runs in each of the
first two innings, a run in the third and two more
insurance runs in the sixth inning to secure a 9-5 win
over the Green Demons. Hammond’s Mikayla Horton tossed a
five-hitter and aided her own cause with a double, a
single a walk and three runs scored. Alyssa Crosby added
a double and two RBIs. Emily Bush contributed an RBI.
For Hermon-DeKalb, Clarissa Davis had two RBIs and
scored a run. (Eric Foote photo)
Gouverneur’s Rachel Knowlton slides past Massena
third baseman to get on base for the Wildcats. Massena
opened the first inning with a 4-1 lead over Gouverneur,
then had to hang on for a 12-10 win. Bailey Dillabough
led the Raiders with a triple, a single and one RBI.
Chelsea Streeter had a double and a single. (Cody
Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Massena Addy Rufa drives the ball to centerfield for a
double. The Red Raiders opened the first inning with a
4-1 lead over the Gouverneur Wildcats, then had to hang
on for a 12-10 victory. Both teams scored three runs in
the second inning. Massena opened a 10-4 lead through
the fourth inning, only to have the Wildcats plate four
runs in the top of the fifth and close the margin to
10-8. The Raiders scratched for single runs in the fifth
and sixth, providing enough insurance against
Gouverneur’s two runs in the seventh. Bailey Dillabough
led the Raiders with a triple, a single and one RBI.
Chelsea Streeter had a double and a single. Kayleigh
Zappia sliced a double. Vanessa Kirkey won the game on
the mound. For Gouverneur, Lisa Isereau had a double and
a single. Kortnee Bishop drove two singles, while
Mackenzie Rowe also had a single for the Wildcats.
Two Massena players come together near the rightfield
foul line, but are unable to make the catch. Addy Rufa,
Mackenzie Young, Bailey Dillabough and Chelsea Streeter
each smacked two hits as the Red Raiders (6-4)
outslugged the Salmon River Shamrocks 16-10 in a Central
Division game. Melanie Taylor slammed a two-run home
run, among her three hits for the Raiders. Taylor
Armstrong cracked two hits for the 1-10 Shamrocks.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk Coach Becky Byrnes sends baserunner
Jorgi LaBarge around third and on to home to score the
first run of the game at Madrid-Waddington. Katie Ames
tossed a five-hitter and struck out six, while the
Flyers’ offense scored runs in every inning except the
first, in a 14-1 romp over the Jackets.
Norwood-Norfolk’s Alex Stevenson makes a throw to first
base to get the batter out as a Madrid-Waddington player
scoots to second base. The Flyers chipped away for a 6-0
lead, before M-W scored its lone run in the fourth. Five
insurance runs in the seventh inning sealed the win. The
Flyers’ Katie Ames smacked three hits, while pitching a
five hitter and striking out six Madrid-Waddington
batters in a 14-1 Norwood-Norfolk victory. Mickey Frego
added three hits and three RBIs. Carlee Weaver smoked
three hits, while Kirsten Barkley contributed two hits.
For the Yellow Jackets, Taylor Marcellus stroke two hits
and Desiree Pryce had a hit. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Brushton-Moira’s Arielle Gary (22) makes contact with
the ball to send it down the leftfield line for a
basehit. The third-place Panthers chipped away for a 6-0
win over the second-place Norwood-Norfolk Flyers in an
East Division matchup. B-M's Emily O'Connor pitched a
three-hit shutout.
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk’s Carlea Weaver sends the ball into
centerfield to earn a base hit for the Flyers. Emily
O'Connor tossed a three-hit shutout in Brushton-Moira's
6-0 victory over the Flyers. O’Connor also
helped her own cause by going 4-for-4 including two
doubles and three RBIs in the victory. Jenna Dufrane had
two hits in three appearances. For Norwood-Norfolk,
Katie Ames had two hits. Brushton Moira improved to 9-4
overall, while Norwood-Norfolk slipped to 10-3 East,
13-3 overall.
Lisbon plates a run during a five-run fourth inning to
clinch a 16-8 victory over Morristown. Lisbon scored six
runs in the second inning, added four more in the third
and five runs in the fourth inning to capture the win.
Pitcher Alicia Murray aided her own cause with a grand
slam and a single, while striking out six.
Lisbon pitcher Alicia Murray scattered nine hits and
struck out five, while aiding her own cause with a
single and a grand slam home run to pilot the Golden
Knights to a 16-8 victory over the Morristown Green
rockets. Lisbon (9-3 league and overall) also received
three singles a double and four RBIs from Allison
Mitchell Alex Amo had two singles and two RBIs.
Morristown scored five runs in the second inning to
close the margin to 7-5. The rockets added three more
runs in the fourth inning to keep the game close at
11-8. Lisbon’s five-run rally in the fourth inning to
put the game away. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Heuvelton Softball Tournament
Tournament canceled due to rain
Non League
Immaculate Heart at
Harrisville (2), canceled
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 14, St. Regis Falls 2 (1st)
Madrid-Waddington 24, St. Regis Falls 10 (2nd)
St. Lawrence Central 3, Brushton-Moira 0
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Tupper Lake 1
Colton-Pierrepont at Chateaugay, resched. for 5/17
Central Division
Gouverneur 23, Potsdam 4 (1st game)
Gouverneur 18, Potsdam 5 (2nd game)
Malone 6, Ogdensburg 2
Canton 15, Salmon River 0
West Division
Edwards-Knox 19, Morristown 4
Central Division
Gouverneur 18, Salmon River 3
West Division
Hammond 14, Morristown
12
Heuvelton 6, Lisbon 1
Edwards-Knox at Harrisville,
ppd. till 5/16, lightning
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 20,
Potsdam 5
East Division
Chateaugay 9, Madrid-Waddington 1 (1st game)
Chateaugay 6, Madrid-Waddington 1 (2nd game)
Norwood-Norfolk 17, Parishville-Hopkinton 0 (1st)
Norwood-Norfolk 6, Parishville-Hopkinton 2 (2nd)
St. Lawrence Central 5, Colton-Pierrepont 0
Central Division
Massena 19, Potsdam 1
Malone 20, Salmon River 1 (1st
game)
Malone 9, Salmon River 1 (2nd game)
Canton 7, Gouverneur 2 (suspended in 4th inning)
West Division
Harrisville 15, Clifton-Fine 8
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 20, Tupper Lake 2
Central Division
Malone 20, Gouverneur 0
West Division
Hammond 15, Edwards-Knox
9
Lisbon 13, Hermon-DeKalb 11
Heuvelton 24, Morristown 2
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 8, St. Regis Falls 3 (1st game)
Norwood-Norfolk 23, St. Regis Falls 1 (2nd game)
St. Lawrence Central 15, Parishville-Hopkinton 3
Colton-Pierrepont 11, Madrid-Waddington 9
Chateaugay 20, Tupper Lake 3
Central Division
Canton 16, Massena 6
Ogdensburg 11, Salmon River 1
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 15, Clifton-Fine 5
Non-League
Edwards-Knox 42, Potsdam 5
Hermon-DeKalb played a little small ball to gain six
runs in the first inning and four more in the final
frame. However, Lisbon pounced on the Green Demons for
eleven runs in the first three inning to gain an 11-6
lead, then fended off a Green Demon comeback in the
final inning for a 13-11 win.
Hermon-DeKalb pitcher Natalia Pitts (15) fires off a
fast ball to record the last strike and final out of the
second inning. After Hermon-DeKalb took a 6-4 lead
at the end of one inning, the Green Demons managed just
one run until the final inning, but their four-run rally
fell short. Alyshia Murray homered and took the
mound win for the Golden Knights. Alex Amo cracked two
hits for Lisbon (8-2 West). Courtney Davis had three
hits, including two doubles, and Clarissa Davis lined a
two-run homer to lead the Green Demons (2-10 West, 3-11
overall.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Makenzie Hall (16) slides into third
base safely as the ball gets away during Monday's
non-league game at Potsdam. Edwards-Knox took the
non-league contest to advance to 7-4 overall.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Harleigh LaBarge (10) delivers a pitch to
the plate against Potsdam. In a rare trip to play
Potsdam, the Cougars beat the Sandstoners.
St. Lawrence Central shortstop Chelsea Savage tries to
apply the tag a Brushton-Moira runner, but drops the
ball (behind). The Larries’ Hayleigh Agans smacked a
solo home run in the fourth inning and a two-run blast
in the sixth to account for all the scores in a 3-0 win.
(Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
St. Lawrence Central’s Breanna Vatter (11) is tagged out
along the baseline as she races to first after laying down a
bunt. Hayleigh Agans belted two home runs and collected all
three RBIs in the game in the Larries’ 3-0 win over
Brushton-Moira. . In a pitching duel, Lindsey Thayer’s
two hitter and 13 strikeouts for St. Lawrence trumped
the four-hit pitching of B-M’s Emily O’Connor who struck
out six. The Larries plated the game’s first run on
Agans’ solo shot in the fourth inning, then got
insurance runs with a two-run homer in the sixth.
Gouverneur center fielder Leanne Cook (3) makes the
catch for the out and tosses the ball to the infield to
end the third inning for the Wildcats. It would mark the
last play before the game was suspended due to lightning
and heavy rain that hit the Canton area. The game will
be resumed at a later date with Canton ahead 7-2.
(Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Morristown’s Erica Fishel (4) drives the ball up the
middle and into centerfield. Heuvelton jumped ahead 5-0
in the first two innings, then hammered the Rockets for
10 runs in the third and another seven runs in the
fourth inning, en route to a 22-2 victory. Rachel
Thornhill had four hits to lead the Bulldogs.
Heuvelton’s Rachel Thornhill (10) lays down a bunt for
an infield hit. Rachel delivered three singles and
triple in leading the Bulldogs. Alexis Weidner
tossed a three hitter, while Rachel Thornhill powered
the Bulldog offense with three hits in Heuvelton’s 24-2
win over Morristown. Logan Tallman stroked two hits and
drove in three runs for Heuvelton, while Miranda
Donnelly contributed three hits, Abby Basford had a
triple and two singles and Abby Williams hit three
singles as the Bulldogs improved to 10-0 West, 12-2
overall. Piercey and Lindsay Troiano had the hits for
Morristown. The Green Rockets slipped a 2-7 West.
(Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg’s Britney Barr (4) crosses the plate while
Salmon River catcher Kwas Laffin is unable to corral the
ball. The Blue Devils went on to defeat the Shamrocks
11-1 in Central Division action. Ogdensburg piled up
nine runs in the fifth and sixth innings to seal the
victory and improve to 6-2.
Salmon River’s Vanna Thompson (14) makes contact to send
the ball to center field to gain a base hit for the
Shamrocks. Ogdensburg blew the game open with a nine-run
surge in the fifth and sixth innings to win 11-1.
(Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
Mudville Tournament at
Herkimer
Heuvelton 10, Lansing 1
Elmira Heights 12, Heuvelton 3
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 23, Tupper Lake 0
Norwood-Norfolk 8, Chateaugay 7
(completion of suspended game)
Chateaugay 15, Norwood-Norfolk 7
Brushton-Moira 2,
Colton-Pierrepont 1 (1st game)
Brushton-Moira 5, Colton-Pierrepont 3 (2nd game)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 20, Salmon
River 2
West Division
Clifton-Fine 4, Hammond 2 (1st game)
Hammond 16, Clifton-Fine 2 (2nd game)
Lisbon 15, Harrisville 8
Heuvelton 17, Hermon-DeKalb 4
Non League
Madrid-Waddington 16,
Potsdam 1
Central Division
Malone 15, Massena 0
Canton at Potsdam (2), postponed
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 11,
Colton-Pierrepont 0
St. Lawrence Central 4,
Chateaugay 0 (1st game)
St. Lawrence Central 17, Chateaugay 3 (2nd game)
Madrid-Waddington 13, Tupper
Lake 4 (1st game)
Madrid-Waddington 13, Tupper Lake 0 (2nd game)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 17,
Gouverneur 5
West Division
Edwards-Knox 23, Clifton-Fine
3
Hammond 12, Lisbon 3
Heuvelton 11, Harrisville 3
Morristown 21, Hermon-DeKalb
6
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Brushton-Moira 2 (1st )
Brushton-Moira 5, Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (2nd)
St. Lawrence Central 9, Colton-Pierrepont 0
St. Regis Falls 20, Tupper Lake 19
Central Division
Malone 9, Gouverneur 2
West Division
Hammond 4, Edwards-Knox 2
Harrisville 21, Hermon-DeKalb 4
East Division
Brushton-Moira 6, Chateaugay 2
Colton-Pierrepont 19, St. Regis Falls 4
Norwood-Norfolk 32, Tupper Lake 5
St. Lawrence Central 20, Madrid-Waddington 0
Central Division
Canton 9. Gouverneur 4
Massena 22, Salmon River 2
West Division
Lisbon 5, Edwards-Knox 2
Morristown 12, Clifton-Fine 11
Heuvelton 11, Hammond 6
Harrisville at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd. till 4/30
Lindsay Thayer dealt another one-hit shutout in the
first game of a twinbill with Chateaugay, while Kelsey
Newtown fanned five Bulldogs and got strong batting
support as the Larries swept 4-0 and 17-3. Thayer struck
out 16 in the 18 putouts over six innings. Felicity
Niles got the hit for the Bulldogs.
On an infield bunt, a ball thrown just off the glove of the
Chateaugay first baseman ignited a late rally for St.
Lawrence Central. The Larries laid down three more
bunts and broke a scoreless tie with three runs in the
bottom of the fifth in Game 1 of a twinbill. The
Larries swept Chateaugay 4-0 and 17-3. Lindsay Thayer
dealt another one-hit shutout in the first game of a
twinbill with Chateaugay, while Kelsey Newtown fanned
five Bulldogs and got strong batting support in Game 2.
Thayer struck out 16 in the 18 putouts over six innings.
Felicity Niles managed the lone hit for the Bulldogs in
game one. Chelsea Savage lashed three hits, drove in
three runs and scored two runs to lead the Larries.
Thayer drew four walks and had four RBIs. Morgan
Ramsdell and Sam Richards both had a hit and two RBIs.
Hailey Agens also had a pair of hits. St. Lawrence
Central improved to 7-1 East, 9-2 overall. Chateaugay
fell to 2-3. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Hammond’s Mikayla Horton (13) slides home to score in
the second game of a doubleheader against Clifton-Fine.
Taylor Bowman stroked hits in all three trips to the
plate and drove in four runs to assist the Red Devils in
gaining a split in a 13-4 victory in the second game,
after Clifton-Fine won the opening game 4-2. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Game Gallery
Clifton-Fine’s Folsom (14) makes contact for a base hit.
Delaney Kerr delivered to hits to guide the Eagles to a
4-2 win in the first game of the twinbill. Taylor Bowman
stroked three hits and had 4 RBIs to assist the Red
Devils in gaining a split, 13-4 in Game 2.
Alex Amo wrapped two hits including this three-run
homerun in an eight-run first inning in powering the
Lisbon Golden Knights to a 15-8 victory over the
Harrisville Pirates. Amo, Natalia Pitts, Sierra Dobbs,
Rhiley Mee and Katie Sovie all lashed two hits apiece
will for the Golden Knights who improved to 7-2 West.
Harrisville pitcher Hannah Weaver. The Lisbon
Golden Knights grabbed a 15-8 victory over the Pirates.
Alex Amo, Natalia Pitts, Sierra Dobbs, Rhiley Mee and
Katie Sovie all lashed two hits apiece will for the
Golden Knights. Alisha Murray struck out seven and
pitched a complete-game victory. For Harrisville, Sam
Rounds, Georgi Baker and Hannah Weaver all wrapped two
hits. Lisbon improved to 7-2 West, while Harrisville
fell to 4-6 West, 4-8 overall. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
St. Regis Falls’ Kiana Stowell (18) slides home past
Tupper Lake pitcher Lizzy Zuerck (7) to score for the
Saints. A grand-slam, walk off home run in the bottom of
the 7th inning provided the winning runs win for the
Saints in a dramatic 20-19 victory for the Saints, their
first win in six tries this season.
Tupper Lake’s Paige Luton (10) sends the ball down the
rightfield for a base hit. The batting lineup aligned
just right for a dramatic, final-inning rally for the
St. Regis Falls Saints in a 20-19 walkoff victory,
capped by Brittany Rondeau’s ultimate grand slam
homerun. In a game featuring two teams battling for
their first victory in six games this season, Rondeau
did not disappoint. She smacked hits in all six trips to
the plate. The power-hitting senior laced a laser to
centerfield that Tupper Lake was unable to relay in time
to end the game on a walk-off. Rondeau also homered
earlier in the game and struck a pair of doubles. She
drove in nine runs. Madison Greenwood went the distance
on the mound for the Saints in game to win. Tupper
Lake’s Lizzy Zurek suffered the heartbreaking loss for
the Jacks who fell to 0-6 overall. (Cody Jenne photo)
Game Gallery
St. Lawrence Central Tournament
St. Lawrence Central 15, Madrid-Waddington 0
Heuvelton 11, Madrid-Waddington 3
St. Lawrence Central 16, Heuvelton 1
(SLC wins tournament)
Big Green Classic
Hermon-DeKalb 11, Colton-Pierrepont 8
Norwood-Norfolk 16, Edwards-Knox 1
Edwards-Knox 10, Colton-Pierrepont 7 (cons.)
Norwood-Norfolk 16, Hermon-DeKalb 2 (champ.)
Indian River Tournament
Indian River 20, Harrisville 9
Gouverneur 5, Harrisville 3
Indian River 11, Gouverneur 0
(Indian River wins tournament)
Mudville Tournament in Herkimer
Niagara Catholic 9, Hammond 4
New York Mills 16, Hammond 8
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 3, St. Lawrence Central 1
Brushton-Moira 14, Madrid-Waddington 4
Tupper Lake at St. Regis Falls, ppd. till 4/30
Central Division
Malone 15, Potsdam 0
West Division
Edwards-Knox 16, Morristown 1
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 18, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Central Division
Massena 11, Ogdensburg 8
West Division
Lisbon 13, Clifton-Fine 4
Heuvelton 14, Edwards-Knox 3
Hammond 19, Hermon-DeKalb 17
Harrisville 24, Morristown 9
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 10, Madrid-Waddington 2
Brushton-Moira 17, Tupper
Lake 2
Central Division
Malone 5, Canton 1
Ogdensburg 25, Potsdam 0
East Division
Chateaugay 11, Tupper Lake 3
Colton-Pierrepont 8, Parishville-Hopkinton 3
West Division
Heuvelton 24, Clifton-Fine 7
Edwards-Knox 13, Hermon-DeKalb 10
Lisbon 9, Morristown 7
Hammond 20, Harrisville 11 (1st game)
Harrisville 17, Hammond 6 (2nd game)
East Division
Norwood-Norfolk 8, Brushton-Moira 6
Colton-Pierrepont 20, Tupper
Lake 2
Madrid-Waddington 14, Parishville-Hopkinton 8
Central Division
Gouverneur 4, Massena 1
Ogdensburg 7, Canton 3
Potsdam 6, Salmon River 5 (1st game)
Salmon River 13, Potsdam 3 (2nd game)
West Division
Edwards-Knox 9, Clifton-Fine
8
Lisbon 15, Harrisville 0
An Ogdensburg runner is safe on a collision at the
second-base bag in Wednesday’s game against Potsdam. The
O.F.A. Blue Devils handed the Sandstoners third first
Central Division loss of the season in a close 3-1
decision. Potsdam fell to 4-1, 5-2 overall. The Blue
Devils climbed to third place at 2-1.
Ogdensburg pitcher Felicia Barr delivered a three-hit
pitching performance against the short-staffed Potsdam
Sandstoners. The Lady Devils jumped on Potsdam for
eight runs in the first inning and got a three-hit
pitching performance in the first varsity start from
Felicia Barr in shutting out the Sandstoners 25-0 in
Central Division play. (Eric Foote photo
Game Gallery
Courtenay Davis slides safely into second base,
just under an Edwards-Knox tag. Makayla Bacon struck out
12 Demons while surrendering just five hits in six
innings pitched, as the E-K Cougars outlasted
Hermon-DeKalb 13-10. Dekota Bacon had three RBIs and two
stolen bases in the Cougars' victory.(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Makayla Bacon (12) delivers to the plate with
a strong six innings including 12 strikeouts against
Hermon-DeKalb. However, it took a six-run,
fourth-inning rally to outduel the Green Demons 13-10 in
West Division action on Tuesday.
A St. Lawrence Central runner successfully steals second
base in Thursday's game against Parishville-Hopkinton.
Larries' pitcher Lindsay Thayer delivered a dominating
performance with 13 strikeouts, no walks and allowing
just five hits. St. Lawrence Central defeated
Parishville-Hopkinton 18-0.
St. Lawrence Central pitcher Lindsay Thayer racked up 13
strikeouts, no walks and just five hits in just five
innings of pitching in dominating and shutting out
Parishville-Hopkinton 18-0 in an East Division game in
Parishville. Noelle Rufa and Thayer each went 4-for-5
and scored three runs each to lead the Larries, who
improved to 2-0. The Larries opened a 3-0 lead, the blew
the game open by plating six runs in the second inning
and capped the game with a seven-run fifth frame. Kodi
Perkins had two of the five hits for the Panthers who
fell to 3-3.
(John LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Heuvelton’s Rachel Thornhill (27) rushes down the first
baseline and beats out an infield hit. Bulldog pitcher
Hannah Thornhill added two hits and Heuvelton pitching
held the Cougars to just one hit in a 14-3 win over
Edwards-Knox. Heuvelton plated four runs in the top of
the first in setting up the win.
Edwards-Knox catches a Heuvelton base runner in a
rundown to get the final out of the third inning.
Hannah Thornhill collected a single and a double in
leading undefeated Heuvelton to a 14-3 win over West
rival Edwards Knox. Abby Basford and Abbey Williams each
stroked two hits for the Bulldogs who climbed to 6-0 in
the West Division. Four runs in the top of the first set
the stage for Heuvelton. They added another in the
second, three in the fourth and six runs in the seventh.
Harley Lafarge had the only hit for the 2-2 Cougars in
the bottom of the sixth inning.
(Camron Waters photo)
Game Gallery
Madrid-Waddington batter Desiree Pryce (8) just beats
the ball on a close play at first base, while
Norwood-Norfolk first baseman Jorji Labarge (2)
stretches for the catch. Flyers’ pitcher Katie Ames
allowed went the distance, allowing just three hits and
striking out nine, in a 10-2 victory over the Yellow
Jackets. (Jenne photo)
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Norwood-Norfolk’s Katie Ames (12) makes contact for a
base hit to get the Flyers started in the third inning.
Ames also only allowed just three Madrid-Waddington hits
as the mound winner in a 10-2 triumph. Norwood-Norfolk
mound ace Katie Ames twirled a complete-game three
hitter with nine strikeouts en route to a 10-2 Flyers
victory over East Division rival Madrid-Waddington.
After a scoreless opening frame, the Flyers jumped on
Jackets’ starting pitcher Blair Cryderman for four runs
in the bottom of the second, then chipped away for a run
in the third, two in the fifth and three in the sixth
inning. Four Flyers – Jiorji Labarge, Carly Weaver, Alia
Palmer and Courtney Wagstaff – lashed two hits apiece.
Madrid-Waddington’s Morgan Doyle (1) slides safely
into home plate past Parishville-Hopkinton catcher
Marisa Paradse (5). The Jackets capitalized on two
errors and jumped on the Panthers for five runs in the
top of the first inning, in dishing the Panthers their
first loss of the season 14-8. (Jenne photo)
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Madrid-Waddington’s Desiree Pryce (3) slides safely into
second base as the ball bounds past
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Cassara Cole. The Yellow Jackets
went on to hand the Panthers their first loss of the
season 14-8. The Jackets jumped out to a 5-0 lead
in the first inning, capitalizing on two Panther errors.
The Jackets also stacked up three runs in both the
fourth and fifth innings. M-W also took advantage
of seven walks and 10 hits in the win. Moriah
Patnode collected two doubles, two singles and four RBIs
to lead the Jackets. Blair Cryderman also added
two hits, including a triple. For the Panthers,
Marissa Paradis slammed two hits, including a triple.
Kodi Perkins also had two hits.
Mudville Tournament in Herkimer
Cooperstown 2, St. Lawrence Central 1
St. Lawrence Central 6, S. S. Seward 4
Central Division
Salmon River at Gouverneur, postponed
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 21, Tupper Lake 6
West Division
Clifton-Fine at Hammond,
postponed
Morristown at Edwards-Knox, postponed
Non League
Potsdam at Norwood-Norfolk, postponed
East Division
Chateaugay 8, Colton-Pierrepont 6
St. Lawrence Central 11, Brushton-Moira
0
Central Division
Malone 1, Ogdensburg 0
Canton 15, Salmon River 0
Potsdam at Gouverneur, postponed to 5/10
Non League
Harrisville at Carthage,
postponed
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 9, St. Regis 2 (1st game)
Parishville-Hopkinton 10, St. Regis 0 (2nd game)
Central Division
Massena 21, Potsdam
1
West Division
Clifton-Fine 5, Hermon-DeKalb 4
Edwards-Knox 14, Harrisville 12
Hammond 8, Morristown 3
Heuvelton 11, Lisbon 4
Non League
Watertown 19, Gouverneur 9
East Division
Brushton-Moira 27, St. Regis
Falls 0 (1st game)
Brushton-Moira 18, St. Regis Falls 4 (2nd game)
Colton-Pierrepont 8, Madrid-Waddington 5
Tupper Lake at Chateaugay, postponed
West Division
Harrisville 10, Clifton-Fine 5
Heuvelton 20, Morristown 5
Lisbon 6, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Mudville Tournament in Herkimer
Oneida 5,
Canton 0 (1st game)
Honeyoe Falls 5,
Canton 1 (2nd game)
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton at Brushton-Moira, ppd.
Central Division
Malone 12, Massena 1
Potsdam at Canton, postponed
Ogdensburg 10, Gouverneur 0
West Division
Lisbon 11, Hammond 8
Heuvelton 30, Hermon-DeKalb 0
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 12, Norwood-Norfolk 8
Brushton-Moira at Parishville-Hopkinton, ppd.
St. Lawrence Central at Chateaugay, ppd.
West Division
Heuvelton 21, Harrisville 5
Hermon-DeKalb 14, Morristown at 13
Clifton-Fine at Edwards-Knox, ppd.
Malone’s Erin McDonald (1) slides safely into home
plate against the Massena Red Raider catcher. The
Huskies captured the opening-game win over the Red
Raiders 12-1. Whitney Legacy collected a double, a
triple and two RBIs in the Huskies’ victory. Janelle
Heden added a double and a single for the Huskies.
(Tyler Perry photo)
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Massena’s Vanessa Kirkey (1) sets to fire a hard pitch
to home plate in the season opener against Malone. The
Huskies opened with three runs in the top of the first
inning and built a 7-0 lead by the fift. The
teams exchanged to run apiece in the sixth, before
Malone put the game away with four more runs in the top
of the 7th. For Malone, Whitney Legacy,
Annie Sharlow and Janelle Heden had two hits apiece.
Massena’s lone run came on a Mackenzie Young RBI double
that drove in Kaleigh Zappia.
HEUVELTON'S LOGAN
TALLMAN FIRES NO-HITTER
Heuvelton’s Logan Tallman (23) slides into second base
to beat the tag from Harrisville’s Emma Harper (10).
Finally able to get outside, both teams capitalized on
errors and walks. Tallman tossed a no-hitter, despite
surrendering five runs in a complete-game, 21-5 victory.
Heuvelton had ten hits, including three hits by Abby
Williams and two each from Lexi Weidner and Alexis
Sawyer. Singles were delivered by Ally Scalene, Miranda
Donnelly and Hannah Thornhill.
Chateauguay’s Rachel Young (3) makes contact for a
double in the second inning against Colton-Pierrepont.
The Bulldogs erupted for five runs in the fifth inning,
aided by six Colts' errors in the inning, to came away
with an 8-6 East Division win at South Colton.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Kayla Miller (7) slides into third
base but beats the tag by Chateauguay’s Gabby LaFleur
(14). Courtney Boyea dealt 12 strikeouts and aided
her own cause with two hits, in delivering the
Chateaugay Bulldogs to a tight 8-6 win over
Colton-Pierrepont. However, the Colts essentially gave
the game away with six errors in a five-run Bulldog
fifth inning that proved to be the difference. Emily
Dwyer smacked three hits, while Abby Barnes dropped in
two more hits in the Bulldogs’ season-opening win.
Kaitlin Miller rapped a two-run home run and Andrea
Aldous lashed two hits for the Colts who suffered their
first loss and are now 2-1.
Canton pitchers Beth Pearson (17) and Emma Rexford
combined on a one-hitter to lead the Golden Bears to a
15-0 road win over Salmon River in their league’ season
opener. The Bears came out slugging early wit four runs
in the first inning, six in the third and four more in
the fourth. (Eric Foote photo)
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Canton's S. Gliestlaw (12) is out on the tag at second
base. Canton pitchers Beth Pearson and Emma
Rexford combined on a one-hitter to lead the Golden
Bears to a 15-0 road win over Salmon River in the
Shamrocks’ season opener. The Bears came out slugging
early wit four runs in the first inning, six in the
third and four more in the fourth inning. Katie Christy
led the barrage going 3-for-3, as the Bears won their
2013 league opener (1-0 Central, 1-2 overall). All nine
starters reached base for the Bears. Sierra White had
the lone hit for the Shamrocks.
Colton-Pierrepont’s Kayla McKinley (2) slides into home
plate after a base knock that plates the run. The Colts
jumped out to a 4-0 lead through the first four innings,
then held off Madrid-Waddington 8-5. The Colts (2-0)
share the early East Division lead with Brushton-Moira.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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Madrid-Waddington's Desiree Pryce (3) hits the ball dead
on for a base hit. Colton-Pierrepont’s Sabrina Johnson
struck out seven and scattered six hits as the Colts
fended off Madrid-Waddington 8-5 in an East division
matchup. Morgan Doyle contributed to hits including a
double for the Colts, who improved to 2-0 atop the East.
Blair Cryderman and Desiree Pryce also had two hits for
Madrid-Waddington (0-1).
Harrisville’s Georgiana Baker (3) gets caught off the
bag on a stellar throw by Heuvelton’s right fielder
Rachael Thornhill (10). Harrisville was unable to
generate any offense at the plate in their first chance
to play outdoors this season. Heuvelton pitcher Logan
Tallman gave up no hits in a 21-5 opening-day victory.
(Camron Waters photo)
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