Division Champs: Tupper, Canton, Harrisville - Unbeaten in Division


REGULAR SEASON TITLE.  Tupper Lake captain and all-time Lumberjacks varsity point scorer Tom Peterson (3) cuts the first loop of the net, after the Jacks beat Madrid-Waddington 78-45 to clinch their first regular-season divisional crown since returning to Section X in 2005.  Tupper won a Class C playoff title in 2014.  (Photo provided)

2023-2024 SECTION X BOYS BASKETBALL
Final Standings & Non League
Records

EAST DIVISION                  W-L   GB   Non-Lg
x-Tupper Lake
Chateaugay    
Brushton-Moira
St. Lawrence Central
Colton-Pierrepont 
St. Regis Falls
Madrid-Waddington
Parishville-Hopkinton
14-0       -         3-3
12-2      2         4-2
  9-5      5         3-4
  7-7      7         5-1
  7-7      7         1-5
4-10    10         1-5
3-11    11         2-4
0-14    14         0-1
CENTRAL DIVISION           W-L    GB  Non-Lg
x-Canton
Malone
Potsdam
Massena
Gouverneur
Ogdensburg
Salmon River
Norwood-Norfolk
14-0       -         3-3
10-4      4         5-1
10-4      4         4-2
10-4      4         3-3
  5-9      9         3-2
  5-9      9         0-6
1-13    13         1-5
1-13    13         0-6
WEST DIVISION                 W-L    GB  Non-Lg
x-Harrisville
Lisbon
Heuvelton
Morristown
Hermon-DeKalb
Edwards-Knox
10-0       -         8-2
  7-3      3         8-2
  7-3      3         7-4
  3-7      7         9-2
  3-7      7         5-3
0-10    10         3-7
 

Games of Week 11: February 5-13, 2024

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2024

Non League
Malone 41, Saranac Lake 39
[End of Boys Basketball Regular Season]

 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2024

Non League
Belleville Henderson 41, Ogdensburg 39

 

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2024

Central Division
Potsdam 61, Ogdensburg 54
Non League
South Jefferson 54, Massena 53

 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2024

East Division
St. Lawrence Central 66, St. Regis Falls 49
Chateaugay 56, Parishville-Hopkinton 34
Tupper Lake 65, Colton-Pierrepont 40
Brushton-Moira 41, Madrid-Waddington 24
West Division
Harrisville 77, Lisbon 43

 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2024

East Division
Chateaugay 64, St. Lawrence Central 60 (OT)
Central Division

Salmon River 64, Norwood-Norfolk 38
Potsdam 71, Malone 53
Massena 60, Gouverneur 59
Canton 65, Ogdensburg 32
West Division
Morristown 58, Edwards-Knox 43

 

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2024

East Division
Brushton-Moira 51, Madrid-Waddington 32
Colton-Pierrepont 71, St. Regis Falls 48
Central Division
Gouverneur 93, Salmon River 41
West Division
Heuvelton 79, Hermon-DeKalb 39

 

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2024

East Division
Brushton-Moira 77, St. Regis Falls 53
St. Lawrence Central 78, Parishville-Hopkinton 26
Chateaugay 50, Colton-Pierrepont 32
Tupper Lake 78, Madrid-Waddington 45
Central Division
Canton 61, Massena 36
West Division
Lisbon 57, Morristown 29
Harrisville 66, Hermon-DeKalb 22
Heuvelton 69, Edwards-Knox 32

 

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 2024

Central Division
Canton 79, Salmon River 37
Malone 60, Gouverneur 55
Massena 68, Ogdensburg 59
Non League
Tupper Lake 78, Edwards-Knox 34

 


TUPPER LAKE TOPS JACKETS TO CLINCH FIRST EAST TITLE


REGULAR SEASON TITLE.  Tupper Lake captain and all-time Lumberjacks varsity point scorer Tom Peterson (3) cuts the first loop of the net, after the Jacks beat Madrid-Waddington 78-45 to clinch their first regular-season divisional crown since returning to Section X in 2005.  Tupper won a Class C playoff title in 2014.  (Photo provided)

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Games of Week 10: January 29-February 3, 2024

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2024

East Division
Madrid-Waddington 43, Parishville-Hopkinton 32
Central Division

Ogdensburg 90, Salmon River 57
Non League

Massena 55, South Jefferson 53 (OT)
Potsdam 56, Harrisville 54 (OT)
Lisbon 76, St. Regis Falls 44

 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2024

East Division
Brushton-Moira 73, Parishville-Hopkinton 42
Colton-Pierrepont 57, St. Lawrence Central 47
Tupper Lake 73, Chateaugay 38
St. Regis Falls 82, Madrid-Waddington 76
West Division
Lisbon 56, Heuvelton 43
Harrisville 84, Morristown 42
Non League
Thousand Islands 61, Edwards-Knox 48

 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2024

Central Division
Canton 43, Potsdam 34
Gouverneur 85, Norwood-Norfolk 29
Salmon River at Ogdensburg, ppd.
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 55, Edwards-Knox 39

 

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2024

East Division
Tupper Lake 64, St. Lawrence Central 35
Colton-Pierrepont 53, Madrid-Waddington 35
Central Division
Malone 55, Massena 52
West Division
Heuvelton 58, Edwards-Knox 26

 

TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2024

East Division
St. Regis Falls 61, Parishville-Hopkinton 49
Chateaugay 48, Madrid-Waddington 36
Tupper Lake 69, Brushton-Moira 27

    [Tom Peterson, 1223 - new school scoring record]
West Division
Harrisville 73, Heuvelton 34
Hermon-
DeKalb 74, Morristown 50

 

MONDAY. JANUARY 29, 2024

East Division
Tupper Lake 67, Colton-Pierrepont 52
Central Division
Potsdam 112, Salmon River 31
Canton 66, Gouverneur 42
Massena 88, Norwood-Norfolk 27
Malone 48, Ogdensburg 39

second-quarter surge lifts h-d boys past cougars


Hermon-DeKalb outscored 14-3 in the second quarter, distancing their game from Edwards-Knox in a 53-39 win. Hunter Bouchey’s 14 points and Noah Locy’s dozen points paced the Green Demons. Kale Geer netted 11 points, including the lone three-pointer in the second quarter, and Brady Butler with 11 points, led the Cougars. (Brandon Rust photo)

CHATEAUGAY PULLS AWAY FROM M-W JACKETS 48-36


Chateaugay's Mark Bechard (5) connects on a breakaway layup, flipping the lead 19-18 Bulldogs.  Jacob Johnson netted 28 points in leading Chateaugay to a 48-36 victory over Madrid-Waddington.  Jake Mayette led the Jackets with 12 points.  (Kyton Deon photo)

RUMBLE HITS CAREER 1,000TH POINT, BUT BEARS BEAT CATS


Gouverneur's Raine Rumble hit a three-pointer and netted a game-high 22 points, passing the 1,000 mark in his varsity career in the first quarter.  Rumble, with his parents Jamie and Patty, and Head Coach Derek Gordon, is presented with a ball to mark the occasion.  However, the game belonged to Canton, beating Gouverneur 66-42.  (Bob LaRue photo)

Canton’s Zadok Roiger (33) for the finger-roll in the paint over Wildcats’ Brodie Burns (32). After the teams tied at 13-13, Canton rolled out to a 35-20 halftime lead. The Bears were led by Ryan Jones’ 21 points, while Roiger and Jackson Ames dropped 10 points each.  (Kyton Deon photo)

VANWAGNER'S BUZZER SHOT LIFTS POTSDAM OVER PIRATES


Tough Pirates defense doubles Potsdam's Ian VanWagner (1) on a desperation overtime buzzer-beater... good!  VanWagner scored 31 of his game-best 36 in the second half as Potsdam rallied from behind to beat Harrisville 56-54.  Harrisville led 23-16 at the half, but the Sandstoners opened the second half on a quick 7-0 run to tie.  Both teams scored 16 in the third quarter The Pirates' Joe Shepherd hit two clutch free throws, tying the game 46-46 to force overtime.  For Potsdam, Brodie Delaney added nine and Theo Hughes seven.  For the Pirates, Tanner Sullivan popped in 27 points, while Joe Shepherd notched 10.  (Bob LaRue photo)

LISBON RALLY IN FINAL THREE MINUTES BEATS HEUVELTON


Home-team Lisbon outscored Heuvelton 12-4 in a final three-minute surge, breaking open a seesaw contest in the first 29 minutes and powering the Golden Knights to a 56-43 win.  Lisbon outscored Heuvelton 23-8 in the final period.  The victory moved Lisbon a game ahead of the Bulldogs in the West Division race.  Cooper Rutherford whipped up 34 points, including 16 in the final quarter, while AJ Donaldson added 10 for Lisbon.  Rhys Brossoit scored 14 points and Camden Johnson added 10 for the Bulldogs.  (Brandon Rust photo)

CORNEAU HITS 1,000: A WEEK FOR THE AGES IN TUPPER


Tupper Lake’s Michael Corneau (left) scored 22 points in tonight’s 73-38 win over the Chateaugay Bulldogs to earn his 1,000th career point. Teammate Tom Peterson also had a milestone week, breaking the Tupper school scoring mark at 1,223 points.  Coach Brian Bennett.  (Bob LaRue photo)

canton clinches share of central, beating potsdam


Canton’s Ryan Jones (3) drives inside for the finger roll for two of his game-best 22 points. In a scrappy, intensely defensive game, turnovers hindered Potsdam’s second-half comeback attempts. Canton carried an 11-point lead early in the third quarter, only to have Potsdam shave the lead to five points at 30-25 and 32-27. However, the Bears then put the game away with a 7-0 run. Canton beat Potsdam 43-34, and clinched at least a share of the NAC Central Division, regular-season crown. For Potsdam, Brodie Delaney delivered 13 points, while Ian VanWagner scored 12 points broke the 1,500-point career mark. (Kyton Deon photo)

TUPPER LAKE IMPROVES TO
11-0, beating St. lawrence


St. Lawrence Central's Ayden Beach (12) extends his shot to around a Tupper Lake defender.  After the Larries scored the game's first six points, the Jacks reeled off 10 points in a row, and gained the lead for keeps.  Tom Peterson scored 24, while Garrest Pelkey and Tyler LaPlante chipped in 10 each, leading Tupper Lake to a 64-35 win.  Beach racked up 25 points for the Larries.  (Bob LaRue photo)

Colton-Pierrepont downs Madrid-Waddington 53-35


Colton-Pierrepont's Eric Friedel (20) takes on a double team to score two of his game-best 15 points, leading the Colts to a 53-35 win vs. Madrid-Waddington, with strong first and third periods   Ty Farns and Nate Smith added 10 each.  Kolby Todd led M-W with 12 points.  (Brandon Rust photo)

TUPPER'S PETERSON SETS NEW SCHOOL RECORD IN WIN


Tupper Lake’s Tom Peterson, with 29 points, broke the Lumberjacks’ all-time scoring mark with 1,223 points scored in his varsity career. He led Tupper Lake to a 69-27 victory over Brushton-Moira.  Peterson needed 27 points in the contest to set the new mark.  (Photo provided)

 

Games of Week 9: January 22-28, 2024

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 2024

East Division
Chateaugay 56, St. Regis Falls 45

 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2024

East Division
St. Lawrence Central 58, Brushton-Moira 35
Central Division
Malone 58, Norwood-Norfolk 11
Non League
Morristown 63, Madrid-Waddington 41
Harrisville 61, Northern Adirondack 46
Potsdam 60, General Brown 54

 

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2024

West Division
Lisbon 67, Morristown 57
Non League

Chateaugay 42, Chazy 39
Saranac Central 70, Tupper Lake 66
St. Lawrence Central 60, Norwood-Norfolk 18

 

MONDAY. JANUARY 22, 2024

Non League
LaFargeville 54, Colton-Pierrepont 50 (OT)
Heuvelton 66, Massena 59 (OT)
Harrisville 59, Ogdensburg 32
Hermon-DeKalb 56, Salmon River 46
Edwards-Knox 80, Immaculate Heart 28

colts rally, but beaten in overtime by lafargeville


LaFargeville's Nate Wyatt (4) elevates to the hoop for two of hiss game-best 24 points.  Colton-Pierrepont rallied from 13 points down to force overtime.  LaFargeville survives with a 54-50 win over the Colts.  Nate Wyatt racked up 24 points in the non-league contest. Jeremy Shimel chipped in 15 points for LaFargeville. Eric Friedel posted 29 points for Colton-Pierrepont. The Colts, who struggled in the first half and trailed 30-17 at the break, climbed with 10 points at the end of three quarters, before dominating 16-6 in the fourth frame to force overtime. The Red Knights ruled to OT 9-5.  (Bob LaRue photo)

IN OVERTIME, HEUVELTON WINS SEESAW BATTLE VS. MASSENA


Massena's Taylor Mitchell (3) sends as floater over Heuvelton defenders Isreal Paradise (2) and Tony Tacchino (34).  The Raiders and Bulldogs battled into overtime.  Heuvelton emerged with a 66-59 victory.  The Bulldogs climbed out of a 12-point hole in the third quarter to knot the game 51-51. Heuvelton’s comeback included three clutch free throws from Rhys Brossoit who scored 17 points overall. The Bulldogs barked first in overtime on a three-pointer from Landyn Ashlaw who finished with a 14-point performance, while Isreal Paradise racked up six of his 12 points in the extra period. For Massena, Colin Patterson netted 19 points, while Taylor Mitchell pitched in 18.(Brandon Rust photo)

LARRIES CATCH B-M PANTHERS IN EAST RACE WITH 58-35 WIN


St. Lawrence Central flashed out to a 15-0 lead, then kept Brushton-Moira at a safe distance, en route to a 36-17 halftime advantage and a 58-35 Larries’ victory, in their annual Coaches vs. Cancer game.. Ayden Beach (12) tossed the Rock for 29 points, leading eight Larries in the scoring column. Big 6-foot-7 Saige Sauve led eight Panthers on the scoresheet with 11 points.  (Bob LaRue photo)

POTSDAM'S FAST OPENING SINKS GENERAL BROWN 60-54


Ian VanWagner (orange) fired off a game-best 37 points, all in the first three periods, in propelling Potsdam to a a 60-54 win at General Brown. The freshman jetted to the hoop three times, twice off steals to open a 6-0 lead in the opening minute, and netted at least double digits in the first three quarters, before sitting in the final frame. Potsdam led 51-27 after three quarters. Theo Hughes and Brodie Delaney chimed in with nine points each. Aiden McManamen led the Lions with 24 points.  (Lisa Freeman-Arquiett photo)

RUTHERFORD SPILLS 41 PTS. IN LISBON'S WIN VS. ROCKETS


Lisbon's Cooper Rutherford (24) bust out a game-best 41 points as the guiding force in the Golden Knights' 67-57 win against Morristown, held in Hammond.  The teams were tied 57-57 with four minutes left, before Lisbon took the lead for good with a 10-0 run to the finish.  In the seesaw battle, Morristown led 57-53, before struggling to score in the home stretch.  Connor Bell chipped in 13.  Terin Rosenbarker led the Rockets with 18 points, Walker Belile netted 15 and Kameron Toland with 10.  (Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)

 


 


 

Games of Week 8: January 15-20, 2024

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2024

Central Division
Potsdam 82, Norwood-Norfolk 29
Non League
Lisbon 61, Colton-Pierrepont 42
North Warren 54, Heuvelton 43
Gouverneur 58, AuSable Valley 37
Hermon-DeKalb 77, St. Regis Falls 60
Harrisville 49, Beekmantown 46
Chateaugay 45, Lake Placid 34

 

FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 2024

East Division
Tupper Lake 86, St. Regis Falls 51
Chateaugay 34, Brushton-Moira 23
Colton-Pierrepont 48, Parishville-Hopkinton 25
Madrid-Waddington 52, St. Lawrence Central 47
West Division
Lisbon 61, Hermon-DeKalb 49
Heuvelton 61, Morristown 56
Harrisville 86, Edwards-Knox 38

 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2024

Central Division
Massena 74, Salmon River 35
Canton 53, Malone 34
Potsdam 85, Gouverneur 52
Ogdensburg 58, Norwood-Norfolk 20

 

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2024

East Division
St. Lawrence Central 70, St. Regis Falls 44
Non League

Tupper Lake at Edwards-Knox, ppd.

 

TUESDAY. JANUARY 16, 2024

East Division
Tupper Lake 91, Parishville-Hopkinton 34
Non League

Lisbon 77, Colton-Pierrepont 53
St. Lawrence Central 60, Hermon-DeKalb 35
Heuvelton 65, Ogdensburg 54

VANWAGNER POURS IN 40 PTS. AS POTSDAM TOPS WILDCATS


Potsdam’s Brodie Delaney (white) pounds the ball inside, as the Sandstoners raced to a 21-4 lead over Gouverneur. Potsdam racked up 30 points in the first quarter, launching an 85-52 win over the Wildcats. Ian VanWagner dropped in eight twos, four 3-pointers and sunk all 12 free throws in piling up 40 points. Theo Hughes and Brodie Delaney chipped in 12 points each to lead Potsdam. Brodie Burns led nine Wildcat scorers with 15 points, while Ashton Currier fired 12 points. (Bob LaRue photo)

Strong first half lifts canton past Malone 53-34


Canton's Ryan Jones (3) leaps over a Malone defender to score the layup and give the Golden Bears a 9-0 lead over the Huskies in the first quarter.  Jones scored 17 points, while Jackson Ames dropped in 13 for Canton that sprang out to a 21-6 lead in the opening frame.  The Bears trumped the Huskies 53-34.  Brad Poupore led Malone with nine.  (Cody Jenne photo)

VANWAGNER SETS POTSDAM SCORING RECORD VS. FLYERS


Record-breaking Potsdam freshman Ian VanWagner (center) scored 28 points vs. Norwood-Norfolk, passing the previous Sandstoners' career scoring mark of 1,415 points, set in 2011 by Zach Adams (to VanWagner's left).  He needed 23.  Fellow captains Dylan LaMora (24) and Theo Hughes (10) presented the banner.  Also shown: Potsdam Head Coach Justin Todd, and parents Kris and Alicia VanWagner.  (Bob LaRue photo)

On the fast break, Hughes to VanWagner for the dunk.  Ten Sandstoners put scores in the book in an 82-29 win: Brodie Delaney added 10, while Dylan LaMora added nine, while Nick Roda splashed eight. Matt Richards led the Flyers with 12, with Logan Baxter contributing 10 points. 

hermon-dekalb outscores
st. regis falls in 77-60 win


Hermon-DeKalb’s Emerson McQuade (3) puts pressure on St. Regis Falls’ Reid Mulverhill, during an Interdivisional game. McQuade paced the Green Demons with 23 points, while Hunter Bouchey chimed in with 20 points, in propelling H-D’s 77-60 victory. The Saints, who trailed 32-29 at the half, were outscored 45-31 the rest of the way. Peter Arcadi racked up 34 points, while Landon Cox added 14.  (Brandon Rust photo)

HEUVELTON ESCAPES WITH
61-56 WIN AT MORRISTOWN


Heuvelton’s Isreal Paradise (2) tries a desperate behind-the-back block attempt, as he races across in hopes of disrupting Morristown’s Terin Rosenbarker (white) on the shot. Heuvelton led by just two points at the quarter and the half (28-26), managed to add three points to the advantage in the third quarter. Both teams scored 19 in a fast-paced final period, with the Bulldogs hanging on for a 61-56 win. Camden Johnson tossed in 15 points and Tony Tacchino added 12 for Heuvelton. Rosenbacker and Sawyer Belile netted a game-best 17 points apiece, while Walker Belile dropped in 12 for the Rockets. (Brandon Rust photo)

 

Games of Week 7: January 8-13, 2024

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 2024

Non League
St. Lawrence Central 63, Edwards-Knox 32
Harrisville at Potsdam, ppd. to 2/3

 

FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 2024

East Division
Brushton-Moira 37, Colton-Pierrepont 36
St. Regis Falls at Chateaugay, ppd. to 1/28
Parishville-Hopkinton at Tupper Lake, ppd.

 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2023

East Division
Chateaugay 55, St. Lawrence Central 53 (2OT)
     [Chateaugay's Jake Johnston 46 points]
Central Division
Malone 74, Salmon River 20
Canton 54, Norwood-Norfolk 12
Massena 59, Potsdam 52
Ogdensburg 70, Gouverneur 59
Non League
Lisbon 86, St. Regis Falls 49
Immaculate Heart at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd.

 

MONDAY. JANUARY 8, 2024

East Division
Chateaugay 49, Parishville-Hopkinton 35
Central Division
Norwood-Norfolk 43, Salmon River 37
Malone 66, Potsdam 40
Massena 61, Gouverneur 32
Canton 51, Ogdensburg 26
West Division
Harrisville 88, Hermon-DeKalb 30

MASSENA SHOOTS PAST WILDCATS IN CENTRAL 61-32


On a kick out from Brandon Barnes, Massena's Dominic Murtagh (25) stares down a three-pointer from the corner, expanding the Raiders' lead to 19-15 in the second quarter.  Massena's Colin Patterson tallied a game-leading 21 points, while Taylor Mitchell added 18, in helping to guide a 61-32 victory over Gouverneur.  The Wildcats were led by Austin Currier and Cole Denesha with seven points each.  (Cody Jenne photo)

St. Lawrence Larries roll past Edwards-Knox 63-32


Edwards-Knox’s Kale Geer powers between St. Lawrence Central’s Harlee Hartson (14) and Austin Mason (right), crash lands, but still scores. The Larries were in control from the outset, leading 37-15 at the half.  The Larries won 63-32.  For St. Lawrence Central, in a balanced offense among seven scorers, Ayden Beach poured in 24 points, while Damien Ashley added 10 points. Dawson Matthews topped six Cougars’ shooters with 11 points.  (Bob LaRue photo)

CHATEAUGAY NIPS LARRIES IN 2OT: JOHNSTON NETS 46 PTS.


Chateaugay's Jake Johnston (00) unleashes a long-range desperation buzzer-beater a the end of regulation, forcing what became a double overtime thriller. Johnston poured in a game-leading 46 points to guide Chateaugay to a 55-53 victory over St. Lawrence Central.  Damien Ashley pumped in 20 and Ayden Beach added 18 for SLC.  (Brandon Rust photo)

MASSENA PULLS AWAY IN FINAL MINUTE, TIPS POTSDAM 59-52


Massena's Taylor Mitchell (3) slashes to the glass for two of his game-best 23 points, steering the Raiders to a 59-52 home win over Potsdam.  Colin Patterson chimed in with 18 points.  The Raiders scored the last five points of the game in the final minute to seal the win.  Ian VanWagner led Potsdam with 22 points, while Theo Hughes scored 16.  (Bob LaRue photo)

 

Games of Week 6: January 1-6, 2024

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 2024

Non League
Madrid-Waddington 45, Edwards-Knox 40
Hermon-DeKalb 67, Parishville-Hopkinton 41
Sackets Harbor 54, Potsdam 51
Boquet Valley 47, Colton-Pierrepont 46

 

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 2024

East Division
Tupper Lake 59, Chateaugay 32
Central Division
Potsdam 62, Norwood-Norfolk 14
Malone 70, Gouverneur 56
Massena 64, Ogdensburg 34

 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 2024

East Division
St. Lawrence Central 54, Parishville-Hopkinton 20
Brushton-Moira 76, St. Regis Falls 33
Chateaugay 53, Colton-Pierrepont 45
Central Division
Canton 69, Salmon River 14
West Division
Heuvelton 54, Lisbon 43
Harrisville 86, Morristown 52

 

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2024

East Division
Tupper Lake 85, Madrid-Waddington 37
Non League

Plattsburgh 65, Malone 49
Brushton-Moira 48, Peru 32

 

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2024

Non League
Harrisville 69, Norwood-Norfolk 7
Lisbon at St. Regis Falls, ppd. to 1/11

MALONE TOPS GOUVERNEUR 70-56 IN BATTLE OF 3-2 TEAMS


Malone’s Colt Warner (30) works inside for a shot inside, while Gouverneur’s Will Riutta (5) defends. Malone jumped to a 14-4 start in the first quarter, led by eight at the half, the opened the margin to a commanding 49-34 lead in the third period, before finalizing a 70-56 win. Brad Poupore tossed in 20 points, Ian Mulverhill poured in 19 and Garrett Osborn contributed 11. Raine Rumble led the Wildcats with 22 points. (Brandon Rust photo)

raiders storm past blue devils in 64-34 victory


Ogdensburg's Jack Pike (15) fires up a three-pointer from the left-guard spot past Massena defender Colin Patterson (11) to cut the Raiders' lead n to one point midway through the first quarter.  The Raiders pulled away from the Blue Devils to capture the 64-34 victory. (Cody Jenne photo)

HARRISVILLE CHARGES PAST MORRISTOWN IN 86-52 WIN


Harrisville’s Aiden Chartrand (3) sends off a three-pointer just over the defensive reach of Morristown’s Terin Rosenbarker (33). In a torrid first-half pace, the Pirates outscored the Rockets’ high pace 50-35, before pulling away in the second half for an 86-52 victory.  (Lisa Freeman Arquitt photo)

madrid-Waddington nips edwards-knox 45-40


Madrid-Waddington's Jakob Mayette (5) leaps over two Edwards-Knox defenders to sink the fall-away jump shot extending the Jackets' lead to 26-21 in the third quarter. Tyree Williams led all scoring for Madrid Waddington with 15 points. Kale Geer and Dawson Matthews led the Cougars with 12 points each. The  Yellowjackets pulled away in the fourth quarter to win 45-40. (Cody Jenne photo)

H-d demons pull away from p-h- panthers in 67-41 win


Hermon-DeKalb's Emerson McQuade (3) breaks past the Parishville-Hopkinton defense to score the layup and extend the Green Demons' lead to 11 points over the Panthers in the second quarter. Leading the way for the Demons was Hunter Bouchey with 21, followed by McQuade who drained 14 points. For the Panthers, Harry Suarez led the way with 13 points. The Green Demons captureda 67-41 victory over Parishville-Hopkinton.  (Cody Jenne photo)

Chateaugay holds off Colton-Pierrepont 53-45


Chateaugay’s Jacob Johnston (0) fends off Colton-Pierrepont’s Ty Farns (30) for a layup. Johnston stacked up a scorching 42 points, including six three-pointers, in leading the Bulldogs to a 53-45 win over the Colts. Chateaugay led 21-20 at the half, but trailed 35-33 following the third quarter. Chateaugay outscored the Colts 20-10 in the final quarter to secure the victory. Eric Friedel paced the Colts with 24 points, including five three-pointers.  (Brandon Rust photo)

LARRIES JUMP ON PANTHERS EARLY FOR 54-20 VICTORY


St. Lawrence Central’s Joe Perry (5) launches a 10-footer to give the Larries a first-quarter lead at Parishville-Hopkinton. The Larries jumped to an 15-point advantage by holding the Panthers scoreless for the game's first 9:00, anchoring a 54-20 win. P-H’s Joey Guiney broke the drought with two connections from the free-throw line. The Panthers went scoreless from the field until 4:19 of the third quarter when Ryan Griffith tossed up an NBA-distance three-pointer that doubled the P-H output. The Panthers were able to hold their own in a 13-12 final quarter. SLC’s Aiden Beach led all scorers with 18 points, while Logan LeMay dropped in 17.  (Kyton Deon photo)

 


 

Games of Week 5: December 27-31, 2023

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2023

Allen Gutterson Tournament in Heuvelton
Northeastern Clinton 57, Brushton-Moira 54 (consolatn)
Lisbon 50, Heuvelton 40 (championship)

 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2023

Allen Gutterson Memorial Tournament in Heuvelton
Lisbon 57, Brushton-Moira 48 (semifinal)
Heuvelton 53, Northeastern Clinton 42 (semifinal)
Non League
Potsdam 55, Tupper Lake 49
General Brown 44, Massena 32
Beekmantown 52, Ogdensburg 38
Northern Adirondack 53, Chateaugay 42
Copenhagen 62, Edwards-Knox 30

 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2023

44th Annual Burkman Classic Holiday Tournament
Lisbon 57, Brushton-Moira 48 (semifinal)
Heuvelton 53, Northeastern Clinton 42 (semifinal)
Non League
Malone 53, Plattsburgh 45
LaFargeville 93, Norwood-Norfolk 27
Morristown 54, Thousand Islands 36

 

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27, 2023

44th Annual Burkman Classic Holiday Tournament
Gouverneur 64, Saranac Lake 43 (semifinal)
Canton 74, Madrid-Waddington 21 (semifinal)
Non League
St. Regis Falls at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd.
Harrisville 63, Beekmantown 51
St. Lawrence Central 54, South Lewis 48

potsdam overcomes 13-pt. hole to survive tupper


Ian VanWagner (1) stops and pops another three-ball from outside the arc for two of his game-leading 23 points. Potsdam took its first lead at 15-14. However, the Sandstoners were outscored 16-2 late in the second quarter, falling behind 30-17. Potsdam outscored Tupper Lake 33-19 in the second half, and broke a 49-49 tie with the last six points in the final 1:30 in the game to pull out a 55-49 home win. Brodie Delaney chipped in 15 points for Potsdam. Mike Corneau popped in 20 points, Tom Peterson added 13 and Garrett Pelkey pumped in 12 to lead the Lumberjacks. (Bob LaRue photo)

3rd quarter blitz sparks wildcat win vs. red storm


The Wildcats’ Jared Donaldson (4) curls to the paint and drops in back-to-back floaters.  The Wildcats broke out to a 14-7 lead in the first quarter, but suffered a 24-14 Storm surge in the second quarter to slip behind 31-28 at the half. However, the Cats roared back with a stifling 23-7 third quarter burst, and closed with a 13-3 final quarter. Gouverneur beat Saranac Lake 64-43. For Gouverneur, Raine Rumble scored 23 points, while Donaldson added 21. Caleb Akey led the Red Storm with 18.   (Cody Jenne photo)

HEUVELTON SURVIVES IN FINAL RUN VS. N.E.C. COUGARS 53-42


Heuvelton’s Landyn Ashlaw answers the call for three points, giving the Bulldogs an 11-7 lead late in the first quarter. In a high-speed, high-intensity contest from start to finish, Heuvelton pulled away from NEC’s 42-41 lead with the last 12 points in the final three minutes to win 53-42 in the semifinals of the Al Gutterson Tournament at Heuvelton.  Rhys Broissoit netted 16 points,  Tony Tacchino 15 and Ashlaw 13.  For NEC, Maxx Ribideau posted 15 and Jordan Brown 13. (Kyton Deon photo)

LISBON FENDS OFF BRUSHTON- MOIRA RALLY IN 57-48 WIN


Lisbon’s Tanner Fonda (10) scoots inside the lane for two points, forging a 24-12 lead for the Golden Knights. Lisbon gained the early advantage by as many as 13 before the half, settling for a 33-22 lead at the break. The Knights led 44-34 going into the final quarter. However, Brushton-Moira closed to within one point (49-48) with just a minute left, before Lisbon scored the last eight in a row to beat the Panthers 57-48.  (Kyton Deon photo)

CANTON RUNS AWAY FROM JACKETS IN BURKMAN SEMIs


Canton's Ryan Jones for one of multiple breakaway layups vs. Madrid-Waddington in the semifinals of the Burkman Classic at Canton.  Canton raced out to a 23-3 lead in the first quarter, then cruised past Madrid-Waddington 74-21.  All 12 Golden Bears scored at least two points, led by Jones' 17-point performance and 12 from Aiden Richardson.  Cole Smith led the Jackets with eight points.  (Cody Jenne photo)

 

Games of Week 4: December 18-23, 2023

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2023

West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 42, Edwards-Knox 40
Non League
Canton 45, Queensbury 31
Ogdensburg vs. Belleville Henderson, canceled
Sackets Harbor 56, Harrisville 53 (OT)

 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2023

JCC Tournament
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 56, Hermon-DeKalb 41
Morristown 57, Copenhagen 54
Non League
Saranac Lake 49, Tupper Lake 46
Stillwater 83, Canton 60

 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2023

Central Division
Massena 96, Salmon River 30
Ogdensburg 71, Norwood-Norfolk 19
Non League
Heuvelton 61, Potsdam 53
Gouverneur 51, General Brown 49
Morristown 44, Alexandria 35

 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2023

East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 48, Madrid-Waddington 37
Non League
Tupper Lake 80, Lisbon 53

 

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2023

Central Division
Canton 47, Potsdam 42
Gouverneur 83, Norwood-Norfolk 19
Massena 61, Malone 51
Ogdensburg 81, Salmon River 34
West Division
Heuvelton 73, Morristown 55
Non League
Edwards-Knox 57, Immaculate Heart 41

 

MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2023

East Division
Brushton-Moira 76, Parishville-Hopkinton 27
St. Lawrence Central 33, Colton-Pierrepont 26
St. Regis Falls 78, Madrid-Waddington 62
Chateaugay at Tupper Lake, ppd. to 1/5
West Division
Harrisville 83, Lisbon 50

O.F.A. SPRINTS PAST FLYERS, ROLLING TO 71-19 VICTORY


Ogdensburg’s Jack Pike (15) dribble penetrates and springs up for the bucket. The Blue Devils jetted to a 20-5 lead in the first quarter, en route to a 71-19 win over the Flyers. Pike led all scorers with 20 points, while Ian Rose chimed in 16, Andrew Loffler added 12 and Grady Pharoah put down 10. Matt Richards led the Flyers with seven points, including 4-for-6 from the free-throw line.  (Bob LaRue photo)

BATTLE OF UNBEATENS: CANTON HOLDS OFF POTSDAM


Canton's John Wilcox (30) gathers the pass from Ryan Jones and connects for the layup.  Jones showered the net with a game-best 26 points leading the Golden Bears to a 47-42 win over Potsdam, in a battle of 4-0 teams atop the Central Division.  Ian VanWagner paced Potsdam with 23 points, while Brodie Delaney scored 112.  (Kyton Deon photo)

HARRISVILLE ELEVATES TO WEST LEAD, BEATING LISBON


Harrisville’s Tanner Sullivan pitched to Aiden Chartrand (3) for the back-door bucket for a 10-2 Pirate lead. The Pirates buried plenty of three-point treasure, opening a quick 16-4 lead and a 36-25 advantage at the half. Tanner Sullivan scored 36 points total and Liam Winter pitched in 12, as the Pirates sank the Knights 83-50. The win elevated Harrisville to first place in the NAC West. For Lisbon, Cooper Rutherford posted 14 points and Andrew Donaldson popped in 13.   (Bob LaRue photo)

HEUVELTON STRIKES EARLY, HOLDS OFF ROCKETS 73-55


Heuvelton's Tony Taccino (34) cleans up the rebound, scoring two of his 15 points vs. Morristown.   The Bulldogs opened an 8-0 lead, expanding it to 32-19 at the half, en route to a 73-55 win over Morristown.  Landyn Ashlaw led the Bulldogs with 22 points, while Rhys Broissoit added 16 and Isreal Paradise scored 12.  For the Rockets, Dominic Perretta scored 16, Terin Rosenbarker chimed in with 14 anad Kameron Toland added 13 points.  (Bob LaRue photo)

hermon-dekalb SURVIVES edwards-knox in 42-40 win


Noah Locy (30) spills the layup, leaping over two Edwards-Knox defenders to give Hermon-DeKalb a five-point lead over the Cougars  in the first quarter. The Green Demons escaped with a 42-40 thrilling win over Edwards-Knox in the closing seconds of the game.  HD led 10-9 at the quarter, tied 18-18 at the half and up 32-20 after three periods.  Michael Maurer led all scorers with 18, while Locy tossed in 14.  Dawson Matthews led E-K with 11 points. (Brandon Rust photo)

HEUVELTON RALLIES IN 21-7 FINAL QTR. TO BEAT pOTSDAM


Heuvelton’s Camden Johnson (13) fends off the Potsdam’s Theo Hughes in finding an open teammate for the hoop. Heuvelton outscored Potsdam 21-7 in the final quarter to win 61-53. For the Bulldogs, Landon Ashlaw posted 22 points, while Rhys Broissoit popped in 19. Both scored seven points in the pivotal final period. For Potsdam, Ian VanWagner tallied a game-high 34 points, including all seven of his team’s points in the final quarter.  (Kyton Deon photo)

RUTHERFORD, PETERSON HIT 1,000 POINTS IN SAME GAME

Lisbon's Cooper Rutherford (24) crosses through the seam, scores and is fouled.  In completing the traditional three-point play, he reached 1,000 varsity career points.  (LaRue photo)

Rutherford honored with family and Coach Bob Jordan.

Tupper Lake's Tom Peterson scoots into the lane and banks the shot to score his 1,000th varsity career point, just 10 minutes after Rutherford.  After a 13-12 start, Tupper Lake pulled away for an 80-53 victory over the Golden Knights.

Peterson with family and Coach Brian Bennett.  For Tupper, Peterson scored a game-high 35 points, while Garrett Pelkey added 22 and Mikey Corneau 16.  For Lisbon, Connor Flack posted 13 while Rutherford scored 11 points.

Lisbon's Cooper Rutherford reached his 1,000-point plateau in the first quarter, then Tupper Lake's Tom Peterson accomplished his 1,000-point mark in the same game.

 


 

Games of Week 3: December 11-16, 2023

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2023

East Division
Tupper Lake 80, St. Regis Falls 35
Sackets Harbor Tournament

Harrisville 66, Ogdensburg 38

 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2023

Central Division
Potsdam 80, Salmon River 24
Canton 71, Gouverneur 49
Massena 70, Norwood-Norfolk 19
Malone 61, Ogdensburg 45

 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2023

East Division
St. Regis Falls 46, Parishville-Hopkinton 38
Brushton-Moira 62, Colton-Pierrepont 45
Tupper Lake 72, St. Lawrence Central 44
West Division
Harrisville 69, Heuvelton 35
Morristown 53, Hermon-DeKalb 51
Lisbon 71, Edwards-Knox 27

 

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 2023

East Division
Chateaugay 45, Madrid-Waddington 33
Central Division
Gouverneur 83, Salmon River 41
Non League
Malone 47, Saranac Lake 43

 

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2023

East Division
Tupper Lake 78, Brushton-Moira 49
Central Division

Canton 54, Massena 38
Malone 71, Norwood-Norfolk 27
Potsdam 76, Ogdensburg 46

 

MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2023

East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 66, St. Regis Falls 43
Madrid-Waddington 44, Parishville-Hopkinton 38
Tupper Lake at Brushton-Moira, ppd. to 12/12
West Division
Heuvelton 70, Hermon-DeKalb 35
Morristown 63, Edwards-Knox 47
Lisbon at Harrisville, ppd. to 12/18
Non League
Chateaugay 61, Salmon River 47

PIRATES' TANNER SULLIVAN NETS 1,000 POINT VS. O.F.A.


Harrisville’s Tanner Sullivan racked up a game-high 28 points, thus rising past the 1,000-point plateau in the Pirates 66-38 win over Ogdensburg in the Sackets Harbor Tournament. Tanner is flanked by his family including teammate Nolan Sullivan, parents and Coach Brian Coloney. Nolan and Joe Shephard each pitched in 10 points in the win. OFA was led by Blake Morrill with 13 points. (Photo provided)

POTSDAM KEEPS PACE ATOP CENTRAL, BEATING O.F.A. 76-46


Potsdam's Ian VanWagner (1) skies and flips the finger-roll for two of his game-leading 27 points.  The Sandstoners came away with the road win 76-46 over the Ogdensburg Blue Devils.  Brodie Delaney added 17 points for PCS.  Blake Morrill led OFA with 12 points.   (Kyton Deon photo)

 

Games of Week 2: December 4-9, 2023

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2023

Mugsy’s Tip Off Classic at Saranac Central
Massena 66, Saranac Lake 55 (championship)
Chuck Folsom Memorial Tip-Off Tournament
Colton-Pierrepont 50, Edwards-Knox 27 (consol.)
Harrisville 72, Town of Webb 34 (championship)

James Darcy Tournament at Lisbon
Hermon-DeKalb 53, Norwood-Norfolk 21 (consol.)
Lisbon 67, Morristown 47 (championship)
Non League
Lake George 47, St. Lawrence Central 28

 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2023

East Division
Chateaugay 46, Brushton-Moira 42
Central Division
Canton 49, Malone 44
James Darcy Tournament at Lisbon
Morristown 67, Norwood-Norfolk 24 (semifinal)
Lisbon 56, Hermon-DeKalb 29 (semifinal)
Chuck Folsom Tip-Off Tournament (Harrisville)
Town of Webb 49, Colton-Pierrepont 45  (semifinal)
Harrisville 93, Edwards-Knox 41 (semifinal)

 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2023

East Division
St. Regis Falls at Tupper Lake, ppd.
St. Lawrence Central 44, Madrid-Waddington 23
Central Division
Potsdam 68, Gouverneur 44
West Division
Morristown at Heuvelton, ppd. to 12/19
Mugsy’s Tip Off Classic at Saranac Central
Massena 57, Northeastern Clinton 47 (semifinal)

 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2023

East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 52, Parishville-Hopkinton 27
Central Division
Canton 63, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Non League
Malone 48, Heuvelton 45

 

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023

East Division
Chateaugay 62, St. Regis Falls 39
Central Division
Malone 71, Salmon River 39
Gouverneur 74, Ogdensburg 48

 

MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2023

East Division
Brushton-Moira 43, St. Lawrence Central 32
Tupper Lake 71, Parishville-Hopkinton 32
Chateaugay at St. Regis Falls, ppd. to 12/5
Non League
Harrisville 63, Canton 60
Edwards-Knox 46, Norwood-Norfolk 29

"SHEPHARDED" TO THE WIN:
BUZZER-BEATER LIFTS PIRATES


With eight seconds left and the game tied 60-60, Tanner Sullivan passes, calling on Joe Shephard (23) for the game-winner. Shephard nails the three-point buzzer beater, lifting Harrisville to a 63-60 win over the Canton Golden Bears.  Sullivan scored  18, while Shephard poured in 17.  Canton's Ryan Jones led all scorers with 25.  (Kyton Deon photo)

Lisbon wins james darcy tourney over morristown


Lisbon's Connor Flack (00) goes up for the layup just past Morristown defender Kameron Toland (3) to score and extend the Golden Knights' lead over the Green Rockets in the first quarter.  Lisbon pulled away in the second half to capture the 67-47 victory and James Darcy Tournament title a Lisbon.  Cooper Rutherford led Lisbon with 28 points, while Andrew Donaldson netted 14 and Connor Bell 13.  Terin Rosenbarker scored 13 for the Rockets.  (Cody Jenne photo)

hermon-DeKalb pulls away from Norwood-Norfolk


Hermon-DeKalb's Nolan Carr (2) dashes through the Norwood-Norfolk defense to get the breakaway and layup, as the Demons jumped to a 16-point lead over the Flyers to start the third quarter. The Green Demons picked up the 53-21 victory in the consolation game in the James Darcy Tournament at Lisbon. (Cody Jenne photo)

COLTS OPEN SEASON PINNING P-H PANTHERS IN 52-27 WIN


Colton-Pierrepont's Ty Farns (30), off back-to-back steals, nets consecutive layups.  Farns scored 12 points, behind 14-point performances from Eric Friedel and Nate Smith, guiding the Colts to a 52-27 win over Parishville-Hopkinton in the Colts' season opener.  The Colts jetted out to an 18-4 lead at the quarter and 35-11 at the half.  P-H was led by Jake Johnson with 11 points. (Kyton Deon photo)

 

 

 


 


 

Games of Week 1: November 24-December 2, 2023

 NCSN Boys Basketball Scoreboard

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2023

Ken Kring Day of Basketball at Malone
Potsdam 64, Chateaugay 28
St. Lawrence Central 52, Salmon River 21
Northern Adirondack 67, St. Regis Falls 39
Malone 64, Brushton-Moira 27
Non League
Morristown 72, Immaculate Heart 31
Tupper Lake 65, Heuvelton 52
Westhill 58, Canton 49
LaFargeville 52, Hermon-DeKalb 45

 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2023

Non League
Morristown 52, Alexandria Bay 40

 

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2023

Central Division
Potsdam 65, Massena 46
John Dinneen Tournament at Madrid-Waddington
Madrid-Waddington 51, Edwards-Knox 36 (consolatn.)
Heuvelton 63, Lisbon 58 (OT/championship)
Non League
South Jeff 58, Gouverneur 47
Hermon-DeKalb 42, Salmon River 38

 

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2023

Non League
Chateaugay 51, Chazy 33

 

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2023

John Dinneen Tournament at Madrid-Waddington
Heuvelton 70, Madrid-Waddington 32 (semifinal)
Lisbon 57, Edwards-Knox 38 (semifinal/league)
Non League
Beekmantown 66, Ogdensburg 30

 

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2023

Brady Frazier Tournament at St. Regis Falls
Salmon River 39, Immaculate Heart 25 (consolation)
Brushton-Moira 49, St. Regis Falls 45 (championship)

LaFargeville Turkey Trot Tournament
LaFargeville 65, Morristown 63 (championship)
Non League
Lisbon 57, Belleville-Henderson 32

 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2023

Brady Frazier Tournament at St. Regis Falls
Brushton-Moira 42, Salmon River 31 (semifinal)
St. Regis Falls 69, Immaculate Heart 38 (semifinal)
LaFargeville Turkey Trot Tournament
Morristown 57, Thousand Islands 32 (semifinal)

DELANEY, VANWAGNER LEAD POTSDAM PAST MASSENA 65-46


Potsdam's Brodie Delaney (33) muscles away the ball and converts the bucket for two of his 22 points.  Ian VanWagner netted a game-leading 37 points.  Together they helped power Potsdam to a season-opening 65-46 win over Massena.  Colin Patterson led the Raiders with 22. (Kyton Deon photo)

SOUTH JEFF SHOOTS PAST GOUVERNEUR IN OPENER 58-47


Gouverneur's Brodie Burns (32) with the buzzer beater for three points.  Burns netted 21, but South Jeff rallied to beat Gouverneur 58-47.  Raine Rumble contributed 16 points for the Wildcats.  Robert Piddock also posted 16 points for the Spartans.  (Bob LaRue photo)

BRUSHTON-MOIRA OPENS WITH 42-31 WIN VS. SALMON RIVER


Anthony Jaing (23) gets the putback in a 15-point Brushton-Moira run.  Saige Sauve scored 14 points to lead the Panthers past Salmon River 42-31 in the semifinals of the Brady Frazier Tournament.  The Panthers built a 21-13 lead at the half, by shutting out the Shamrocks in the second quarter.  Chase Gibson scored 10 for SR.  (Bob LaRue photo)
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BRUSHTON-MOIRA 49, ST. REGIS FALLS 45
A slow start for the Saints, who trailed 27-14 at the half, found them clawing back behind strong second-half performances from Landon Cox (14 points) and Peter Arcadi (13 points), who both finished with 17 overall. The Panthers’ Saige Sauve pounded a game-best 23 points to propel Brushton-Moira to the title in the Brady Frazier Tournament at St. Regis. Dustin Baker added nine points and Kayden Langdon popped seven points for the Panthers.

St. REgis Falls tops i.h.c.
69-38 in frazier tourney


St. Regis Falls' Peter Arcadi (23) spins to the basket on a rebound for the Saints' first bucket of the 2023-24 season.  Arcadi  Arcadi scored 27 points, while Landon Cox dropped in 21, as St. Regis Falls beat Immaculate Heart 69-38 in the semifinals of the Brady Frazier Tournament. IHC's .Scott Ellsworth nailed six three-pointers. (Bob LaRue photo)
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SALMON RIVER 39, IMMACULATE HEART 25
Salmon River opened with 13 points in the first quarter, then closed with 13 points in the fourth quarter to hold off Immaculate Heart. Ty Leroux led the Shamrocks with 13 points, including 11 in second half, and David Landon netted eight. Sam Charlebois knocked down eight points, all in the first half, to lead IHC.

 


 

 

 

 

Potsdam cruises past Chateaugay in 64-28 victory


For Potsdam’s Ian VanWagner (1) it’s bombs away for three points. Potsdam jumped out to a 17-5 first-quarter lead and 29-11 at the half, before outscoring the Bulldogs 35-17 after the break. VanWagner accounted for 25 points, while Theo Hughes pitched in 13, while leading Potsdam over Chateaugay 64-28 in the Ken Kring Day of Basketball at Malone. Jacob Johnston led Chateaugay with 17, including a perfect 10-for-10 from the foul line.  (Bob LaRue photo)

LARRIES HARVEST SEASON-OPENING WIN VS. SHAMROCKS


St. Lawrence Central’s Jake Evans (12) rises to the occasion on the rebound and putback for two of his 11 points.  The Larries quickly mounted a 13-2 first-quarter lead, extending to 30-9 at the half, before rolling to a 52-21 victory over Salmon River. For St. Lawrence Central, Damien Ashley led a balanced scoring attack with 13 points, including all six free-throw attempts. Austin Mason added 10 and Chad Tessier tossed in nine points. Salmon River was led by Silver Deacon with seven points.  (Bob LaRue photo)

n.a.c. bobcats wear down st. regis falls 67-39


St. Regis Falls’ Peter Arcadi (23) stretches for the lay-in, after a backdoor pass from Landon Cox (right) for the Saints’ first bucket. Struggling to slow the Bobcats' transition fast break, the six-member St. Regis Falls squad trailed 24-11 after the first quarter. The Saints got as close as 24-14 and 35-22 in the second quarter, before falling behind 43-25 at the break. Northern Adirondack scored the first 12 points of the second half, en route to a 67-39 victory. NAC was led by Tristan Craig with 15 points, all beyond the arc. Austin Lambert tallied 12 and Tristin Lagree dumped in 11. For St. Regis, Arcadi poured in 18 points, while Cox registered 16.  (Bob LaRue photo)

AFTER SEESAW 1st QUARTER, MALONE SINKS B-M PANTHERS


Malone’s Garrett Osborn (20) is fouled by Brushton-Moira’s Saige Sauve (4) on the rebound, but makes the bucket for a 4-0 Huskies’ lead. After Malone opened a 9-2 lead, the Panthers clawed back, tying the game 12-12 at the end of the first quarter. But then it was all Huskies, who held B-M to just 15 points the rest of the way. Malone beat Brushton-Moira 64-27. Nine of 10 Malone players hit the score sheet in the balanced offense. Ian Mulverhill led the way with 12 points, Cam Keating added 11 and Brad Poupore scored 10. Nine players also scored for the Panthers, led by Mason Poirier with 10 points.  (Bob LaRue photo)

heuvelton tops Jackets
70-32 in Dinneen Semifinals


Heuvelton's Tony Tacchino (34) skies over the Madrid-Waddington defense to drop in two of his game-leading 24 points helping the Bulldogs cruise to as 70-32 victory over the host Yellow Jackets in the annual John Dinneen Memorial Tournament.  Rhys Broissoit added 21 points.  M-W's Jake Mayette posted 12 points.  (Kyton Deon photo)

RUTHERFORD'S 31 POINTS LEADS LISBON PAST E-K 57-38


Lisbon's Cooper Rutherford 924) makes the reverse lay-in to net two of his game-best 31 points, in leading Lisbon to a 57-38 win over Edwards-Knox in the annual John Dinneen Memorial Tournament semifinals.  Lisbon staked out a 10-point lead in the first four minutes and controlled the rest of the way.  Dawson Matthews produced s team-best 14 points for the Cougars.  (Bob LaRue photo)

LISBON POWERS TO WIN OVER BELLEVILLE-HENDERSON 57-32


Lisbon's Cooper Rutherford splashes two more points near the free-throw line. Rutherford would score a game-best 23. points in guiding Lisbon to a 57-32 win over Belleville-Henderson in a season-opening, non-league contest.  Connor Flack added 11 points for the Knights.  Chris Bond netted nine points and Brandon Dodge scored seven for B-H. (Bob LaRue photo)