Hammond's Landree Kenyon (11) is presented with a
special basketball marking her 1,000th rebound.
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2023-2024 SECTION X GIRLS BASKETBALL
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| EAST DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Chateaugay Madrid-Waddington St. Lawrence Central Brushton-Moira Colton-Pierrepont Parishville-Hopkinton St. Regis Falls |
12-0 - 5-3 10-2 2 1-5 8-4 4 3-5 5-7 7 3-5 5-7 7 2-5 2-10 10 0-3 0-12 12 1-2 |
| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Gouverneur Malone Canton Massena Potsdam Ogdensburg Salmon River Norwood-Norfolk |
13-1 - 4-2 12-2 1 4-1 11-3 2 2-4 8-6 5 1-5 5-9 8 2-4 5-9 8 0-6 1-13 12 1-1 1-13 12 2-4 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Hermon-DeKalb Hammond Edwards-Knox Heuvelton Lisbon Harrisville |
8-2 - 7-0 7-3 1 8-0 6-4 2 4-5 5-5 3 8-2 4-6 4 8-2 0-10 8 7-3 |
| INDEPENDENT W-L GB Non-Lg | |
| Tupper Lake |
0-0 - 0-8 |
Games of Week 11: February 5-13, 2024
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2024
Non League
LaFargeville 73, Brushton-Moira 27
[End of Girls Basketball Regular Season]
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2024
Non League
Hammond 77, LaFargeville 44
[End of Girls Basketball Regular Season]
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2024
Central Division
Malone 53, Norwood-Norfolk 16
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2024
East Division
Chateaugay 67, Parishville-Hopkinton 16
Central Division
Malone 59, Potsdam 23
Gouverneur 49, Massena 43
Canton 43, Ogdensburg 34
Salmon River 47, Norwood-Norfolk 37
West Division
Edwards-Knox 50, Heuvelton 30
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2024
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 68, St. Regis Falls 19
Madrid-Waddington 46, Brushton-Moira 31
Central Division
Malone 50, Canton 31
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 61, Harrisville 27
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2024
East Division
Chateaugay 57, St. Lawrence Central 32
Central Division
Gouverneur 59, Salmon River 29
Ogdensburg 67, Potsdam 55
West Division
Hammond 51, Edwards-Knox 28
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2024
East Division
Brushton-Moira 58, St. Regis Falls 26
Central Division
Canton 60, Salmon River 37
Potsdam 50, Norwood-Norfolk 44
Gouverneur 36, Malone 31
Massena 63, Ogdensburg 44
Non League
Lisbon 65, Madrid-Waddington 52
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2024
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 61, Parishville-Hopkinton 33
Brushton-Moira 61, St. Regis Falls 20
Chateaugay 68, Colton-Pierrepont 20
West Division
Hammond 70, Lisbon 38
Heuvelton 53, Edwards-Knox 43
heuvelton pushes past e-K in west division battle
Heuvelton jumped out to a 13-3 start in the first
quarter, en route to a 10-point victory, in holding off
Edwards-Knox 53-43 in West Division action. The Cougars
bounced back to gain a 21-20 advantage at the half. But
the Bulldogs outscored E-K 17-12 and 16-10 over the
final two periods. Raya McGaw finished with a game-high
23 points with Rylin McAllister adding 15 for the
Bulldogs. Addison Foster led the Cougars with 17 points.
(Brandon Rust photo)
GOUVERNEUR WINS THIRD STRAIGHT CENTRAL TITLE
Gouverneur girls basketball defeated the Raiders in
a challenging 49-43 win at Massena, formally
clinching their third straight Northern Athletic
Conference Central Division regular-season
championship. (Photo provided)
EDWARDS-KNOX THUMPS HEUVELTON FOR 3RD IN WEST
Edwards-Knox’s Lily Lottie (1) beats the Heuvelton
defense inside and executes a left-handed layup. In a
battle for third-place in the NAC West Division,
Edwards-Knox cruised past the Bulldogs 50-30. (Brandon
Rust photo)
GOUVERNEUR BEATS MALONE 36-31 IN KEY CENTRAL GAME
Gouverneur senior Courtney Forsythe (20) gets a Malone
defender off her feet on a fake move, before being
fouled for two free throws. In a balanced
scoresheet, Meredith Bush led eight scorers by scoring
10 points for the Wildcats. Malone's Alyvia
Roberts led all scorers with 13 points. The Cats
won a defensive struggle 36-31. (Brandon Rust
photo)
Games of Week 10: January 29-February 4, 2024
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2024
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 60, Heuvelton 43
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2024
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 61, Parishville-Hopkinton 11
Non League
General Brown 51, Canton 32
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2024
Central Division
Gouverneur 80, Norwood-Norfolk 10
Malone 58, Massena 39
Ogdensburg 47, Salmon River 33
West Division
Lisbon 66,
Heuvelton 64
Non League
Edwards-Knox 48, LaFargeville 39
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2024
East Division
Brushton-Moira 48, Parishville-Hopkinton 22
St. Lawrence Central 47, Colton-Pierrepont 32
Madrid-Waddington 70, St. Regis Falls 25
West Division
Hammond 83, Harrisville 27
Hermon-DeKalb 51, Edwards-Knox 40
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2024
East Division
Chateaugay 45,
Madrid-Waddington 27
Central Division
Canton 52, Massena 46
Malone 66, Potsdam 29
West Division
Lisbon 58, Harrisville 53
Non League
Gouverneur 67, St. Lawrence Central 41
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2024
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 68, St. Regis Falls 28
Central Division
Potsdam 61, Salmon River 38
Gouverneur 62, Canton 28
Massena 59, Norwood-Norfolk 37
Malone 63,
Ogdensburg 20
West Division
Hammond 55, Hermon-DeKalb 38
[Hammond's Ava Howie reaches 1000]
MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 2024
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 35, Brushton-Moira 27
Parishville-Hopkinton 38, St. Regis Falls 26
Madrid-Waddington at Chateaugay, ppd. to 1/31
West Division
Heuvelton 66, Harrisville 41
Edwards-Knox 57, Lisbon 55
EDWARDS-KNOX OUTLASTS LISBON'S COMEBACK 57-55
Edwards-Knox’s Addison Foster (00) scoots up for two
points, in the heat of a close battle at Lisbon. The
Cougars built a 38-21 lead, then watched it disappear
and found themselves embroiled in a fierce seesaw finish
– a regular occurrence this season in the Wild Wild NAC
West. Kiana Hogle fired the tie-breaking game-winning
shot with about a minute remaining, lifting Edwards-Knox
to a 57-55 victory over the Golden Knights. Camryn
Huckle led E-K with 27 points, while Lily Lottie popped
in 18. (Brandon Rust photo)
WILDCATS KNOCK CANTON FROM FIRST WITH 62-28 WIN
Gouverneur's Rylynn Martin-Montyre (3) heads to the hoop
for a layup. The Wildcats knocked Canton from
first place in the NAC Central with a 62-28 thrashing to
gain the division's top spot. (Brandon Rust photo)
general brown downs canton in non-league 51-32
A 15-3 first-quarter jump launched General Brown's 51-32
win over Canton. The Lions extended the lead to
29-12 at the half. Leah Ferris led GB with 10
points. Canton's Winny Downs led all scorers with
11. (Brandon Rust photo)
WARREN'S BUZZER SHOT LIFTS LISBON IN UPSET OF BULLDOGS
With the game tied 64-64, the ball is off the fingertips
of Lisbon's Leah Warren with 0.7 seconds on the clock,
just beating the buzzer for the game-winning basket.
The Golden Knights shaded Heuvelton in a thriller 66-64.
Lisbon outscored Heuvelton 21-10 in the final quarter to
win. Warren netted 23 points, including 11 in the
final period, while teammate Allison Bell chimed in with
25 points. Katie Cunningham led Heuvelton with 34
points. (Brandon Rust photo)
h-d girls grab back first place in west, downing e-k
After falling out of first place for
the first time earlier this week,
Hermon-DeKalb grabbed the West
Division lead back from Edwards-Knox
with a 51-40 win in a head-to-head
contest with the Cougars. The Demons
chipped away with margins of 12-10,
15-14, 12-8 and 12-8. Olivia Simser
posted 22 points, while Aaliyah
O’Donnell dropped in 10 to lead the
Demons. E-K received 12 points each
from Addison Foster and Lily Lottie,
and 11 points from Kiana Hogle.
(Brandon Rust photo)
MALONE'S QUICK START SINKS POTSDAM IN 66-29 VICTORY
Malone's Alivia Roberts (23) extends the left-handed
layup, past the reach of Potsdam's Jasmine McKnight (5).
Roberts led all scorers with 25 points and guiding the
Huskies to a 66-29 win over the Sandstoners.
Liliana Sosa added 14, Raegan McArdle 13 and 12 for Ava
Lilliock. McKnight led Potsdam with 11 points.
(Kyton Deon photo)
HAMMOND'S AVA HOWIE NETS 1,000TH POINT IN WIN VS. H-D
At Hammond, Ava Howie dropped in 18 points to become the
newest member of the Red Devils’ 1,000-point club. She
led Hammond to a 55-38 victory over Hermon-DeKalb.
The loss dropped the Green Demons out of first place in
the West Division for the first time this season.
(Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
Games of Week 9: January 22-28, 2024
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 2024
Non League
Chateaugay 51, Northern Adirondack 36
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2024
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 42,
Brushton-Moira 30
Central Division
Gouverneur 56, Massena 30
Hermon-DeKalb Tournament
Colton-Pierrepont 34, Lyme 33 (consolation)
Hermon-DeKalb 62, Potsdam 22 (championship)
Non League
Hammond 48, General Brown 44
Alexandria 35, Norwood-Norfolk 30
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2024
Central Division
Potsdam 44, Salmon
River 24
Non League
Chazy 54, Tupper Lake 19
Saranac Lake 46, St. Regis Falls 14
Lisbon 65, Madrid-Waddington 51
Malone 30, Northern Adirondack 21
Hermon-DeKalb 59, Canton 39
Peru 55, Brushton-Moira 33
Gouverneur 47, Edwards-Knox 30
Harrisville 46, Colton-Pierrepont 24
MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 2024
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 47, Ogdensburg 21
Massena 39, Chateaugay 27
Colton-Pierrepont 44, Norwood-Norfolk 17
FINAL SURGE SEALS LARRIES' 42-30 VICTORY VS. PANTHERS
Carlee Provost (15) makes the bucket on an inside move
for the Larries. The third surge in the final
quarter finally pushed St. Lawrence Central past the
persistent Brushton-Moira Panthers 42-30, in their 13th
annual Coaches vs. Cancer matchup. After trailing by
double-digits multiple times, the Panthers trimmed the
Larries lead to five points three times, including their
final rush 35-30 late in the contest. But the Larries
squelched the final rally attempt by scoring the last
seven points of the game. Courtney Moreau led SLC with
16 points, while Kalissa Young netted 12. B-M’s Kyla
Phalen struck for a game-best 21 points, including three
trifectas and 9-for-12 foul shooting. (Bob LaRue
photo)
ST. LAWRENCE LARRIES OUT SCORE OGDENSBURG 47-21
St. Lawrence Central's Kalissa Young (12) works across a
line of Ogdensburg defense to score a bucket.
Courtney Moreau led the Larries with 14 points, in St.
Lawrence's 47-21 win over the Blue Devils. Young
contributed nine points for the Larries, while Amaya
LaFlair dropped in 16 points for Ogdensburg.(Brandon
Rust photo)
HERMON-DEKALB WINS HOME TOURNEY BEATING POTSDAM
Hermon-DeKalb’s Aaliyah O’Donnell (11) netted a
game-best 22 points and chipped in nine rebounds,
earning her All-Tournament MVP honors in the
championship of the Green Demons’ Tournament, won by the
host team in a 62-22 victory over Potsdam. Teammates
Olivia Simser (16 points) and Hannah Coller (four
points, four rebounds and seven assists) also receive
All-Tournament team selections. For Potsdam, Jasmine
McKnight (12 points) and Emma Fields (four points) also
garnered All-Tournament Team awards. (Brandon Rust
photo)
COLTON-PIERREPONT FENDS OFF LYME RALLY IN 34-33 WIN
Colton-Pierrepont's Hayley Murray (44) for two points.
Outscoring their opponents in each of the first three
periods 29-17, the Colts watched the lead almost
evaporate, holding on for a 34-33 win in the consolation
game of the Green Demons’ Tournament at Hermon-DeKalb.
Lyme outscored the Colts 16-5 in the final quarter to
nearly pull off the comeback. Hayley Delaney led the
Colts with 14 points, while Sofia Osokalo led the Lyme
rally with a game-best 18 points. (Brandon Rust photo)
HAMMOND SHUNS GENERAL BROWN SURGE FOR 48-44 WIN
Rebound battle between Hammond's Landree Kenyon (black)
and Kendyl Sanford. Hammond extended a 22-19
halftime deficit with a strong 19-10 reset in the third
quarter, then held on to beat General Brown 48-44 in a
non-league contest. The Lions’ 15-7 rally in the fourth
quarter came up short. Kenyon led the Red Devils with 15
points, including 9-of-12 free throws, and Ava Howie
with 14 points. General Brown’s Madelyn Ferris produced
a game-leading 20 points, while Casey Lytle contributed
10 points. (Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
DIVISION LEADERS BATTLE:
H-D DEMONS BEAT CANTON
Hermon-DeKalb's Aaliyah O’Donnell (11) shoots over the
Canton defense for two of her nine points. The
Demons led 33-24 at the half, en route to a 59-39 win at
Canton. Olivia Simser led H-D with 22 points,
while Jayla O’Donnell added 10. Tessa Alguire also
scored 10 points to lead Canton. (Brandon Rust
photo)
Games of Week 8: January 15-20, 2024
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2024
Central Division
Potsdam 47, Norwood-Norfolk 42
Non League
Lisbon 60, Colton-Pierrepont
40
Chateaugay 45, Edwards-Knox 30
Harrisville 43, Lyme 24
Saranac Central 63, Gouverneur 43
South Jeff 49, Massena 45
FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 2024
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 60, Parishville-Hopkinton 21
Central Division
Malone 47, Canton 34
Massena 74, Salmon River 37
Ogdensburg 35, Norwood-Norfolk 33
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2024
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 44, St.
Lawrence Central 39
Chateaugay 39, Brushton-Moira 19
West Division
Edwards-Knox 48, Harrisville 32
Lisbon 57,
Hermon-DeKalb 52
Heuvelton 53, Hammond 52
Non League
Indian Lake-Long Lake 34, Tupper Lake 24
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2024
Central Division
Canton 62, Ogdensburg 26
Gouverneur 62, Potsdam 44
Malone 51, Massena 43
Norwood-Norfolk 36, Salmon River 33
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2024
East Division
Brushton-Moira 50,
Colton-Pierrepont 39
Chateaugay 42, Madrid-Waddington 30
Non League
Salmon River 43, Tupper Lake 16
Harrisville 43, Ogdensburg 28
MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 2024
Roos House Classic at SUNY
Canton
Edwards-Knox 54, Massena 41
Heuvelton 59, Canton 44
St. Lawrence Central vs. Gouverneur, ppd.
Hermon-DeKalb Tournament
Lyme vs. Colton-Pierrepont
(consolation) ppd.
Potsdam at Hermon-DeKalb (championship) ppd.
strong second half lifts Chateaugay past m-w 42-30
Chateauguay's Aurora Gogolen (14) jets around the
Madrid-Waddington defense for the open layup to give the
Bulldogs lead in the first quarter. Chateaugay
pulled away from the Yellowjackets in the second half to
capture a 42-30 victory. Leading the way for the
Bulldogs was Maddie McComb who drained 12 points,
followed by Avery McDonald with nine. For the
Yellowjackets, Erica Bates and Hailey Marcellus each
scoring six points. (Brandon Rust photo)
HEUVELTON CHIPS AWAY TO BEAT CANTON AT ROOS HOUSE
Heuvelton carved out leads of 17-13 at the quarter,
29-24 at the half, 44-35 after three quarters, leading
to a 59-44 win over the Canton Golden Bears. Rylin
McAllister racked up 21 points, while Katie
Cunningham dropped in 14 points for the Bulldogs.
Nine players scored for Canton, led by Tessa Alguire's
12 points. (Brandon Rust photo)
E-K COUGARS UPEND RAIDERS 54-41 IN ROOS HOUSE CLASSIC
Edwards-Knox's Addison Foster (00) beats the Massena
defense on the transition, connecting for two of her
seven points. E-K led 26-23 at the half, pulling
away with a 16-12 final quarter. Camryn Huckle had a
breakout game with a game-best 25 points, while Lily
Lottie added 12, in the Cougars' 54-41 win over the
Raiders. Sophia Greco popped in 16 points, while
Madison LaDuke added 13. (Brandon Rust photo)
potsdam rallies in final three minutes, edges n-n
Potsdam’s Jasmine McKnight (5) spots an opening in the
paint to launch a two-pointer, boosting Potsdam to a
39-36 lead with under three minutes remaining. Potsdam
broke away from ties at 34-34 and 36-36, out-dueling the
Flyers 11-6 in the final run, to post a 47-42 win.
McKnight scored 19 points, while Kathryn Todd produced
18 to lead the Sandstoner offense. Olivia Plonka matched
the game-best 19, while Simone Charles netted 10 points
for the Flyers. (Kyton Deon photo)
MCALLISTER FIRES BUZZER BEATER: bULLDOGS WIN 53-52
Hammond's Landree Kenyon (11) faces heavy pressure on
her shot against the Heuvelton defense. The
Bulldogs pulled off a stunning 53-52 win over the Red
Devils on a 30-foot bank shot by Rylin McAllister with
no time on the clock. She netted 18 points.
Katie Cunningham added 17. Kenyon registered a
game-best 22, while Isabelle Woodcock scored 13 and Ava
Howie added 11. (Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
#1 STATE-RANKED H-D DEMONS UPSET AT LISBON IN 57-52 FINAL
Lisbon's Allison Bell (1) angles around Hermon-DeKalb's
Aaliyah O'Donnell 110 for two of her 21 points.
Rachel lLaRock also dumped in 23 points as Lisbon
saddled the Class D #1 state-ranked Green Demons with
their first loss of the season 57-52. H-D led
18-10 at the quarter, but Lisbon rocked the Demons with
a 24-9 second quarter. H-D recovered to regain the
lead 43-42 after three periods, but Lisbon's 15-9 final
period scored the upset. Olivia Simser netted 19,
Hailey Brabaw 11 and O'Donnell 10 for the Demons.
(Brandon Rust photo)
ROBERTS SCORES 25 POINTS
as MALONE beats massena
Malone's Alyvia Roberts (23) knocks down two points
while elevating from the left elbow of the lane.
Roberts scored a game-leading 25 points as Malone held
off Massena for a 51-43 victory. Lilliana Sosa
added 13 points for the Huskies. Massena was led
by Meg Firnstein's 16 points and Sophia Greco's 13.
(Kyton Deon
photo)
PIRATES RAID BLUE DEVILS
IN 43-28 WIN AT OGDENSBURG
Harrisville's Violet Atkinson (4) takes on three O.F.A.
defenders in putting the final brush strokes a bucket
from the paint. Harrisville grabbed a 43-28 win at
Ogdensburg in a non-league encounter. Atkinson
dropped in 16 points, while Nevaeh and Jaelin Fayette
scored 12 each. Amya LaFlair matched the game-high
16 points for the Devils. (Brandon Rust photo)
Games of Week 7: January 8-13, 2024
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 2024
Central Division
Massena 68, Norwood-Norfolk 25
Non League
LaFargeville at Hammond, ppd.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 2024
East Division
Chateaugay 72, St. Regis Falls 11
Central Division
Gouverneur 59, Ogdensburg 20
Malone 55, Salmon River 27
Hermon-DeKalb Tournament
Potsdam 36, Lyme 33 (semifinal)
Hermon-DeKalb 72, Colton-Pierrepont 24 (semifinal)
Non League
Schroon Lake 49, Tupper Lake 11
Harrisville 42, Beaver River
23
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 2024
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 37, Brushton-Moira 26
West Division
Hammond 67, Lisbon 54
Hermon-DeKalb 59, Harrisville 32
Heuvelton at Edwards-Knox, ppd.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2024
Madrid-Waddington 39, Colton-Pierrepont
20
Massena at Gouverneur, ppd.
Non League
Malone 46, Chateaugay 33
Tupper Lake at Parishville-Hopkinton, ppd.
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 2024
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 38, Brushton-Moira 36
St. Lawrence Central 75, St. Regis Falls 23
Chateaugay 65, Parishville-Hopkinton 14
Non League
Lisbon 78, Ogdensburg 27
Sackets Harbor 54, Harrisville 52
Hermon-DeKalb at Colton-Pierrepont ppd.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 2024
Non League
Chateaugay 55, Seton Catholic 9
Tupper Lake at Salmon River, ppd.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 2024
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 58,
Parishville-Hopkinton 9
Central Division
Canton 49, Potsdam 18
West Division
Heuvelton 68,
Lisbon 58
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 2024
Central Division
Canton 60, Salmon River 16
Gouverneur 46, Malone 18
Massena 59, Ogdensburg 12
Non League
St. Regis Falls 26, Tupper Lake 25
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2024
East Division
Chateaugay 71, Colton-Pierrepont 17
West Division
Hammond 66, Harrisville 28
Edwards-Knox 35, Lisbon 32
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 53, Madrid-Waddington 26
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2024
Central Division
Massena 64, Potsdam 37
Malone at Canton, postponed
Potsdam edges Lyme 36-33
in H-D tourney semifinal
Potsdam's Jasmine McKnight (5) squeezes between a pair
of Lyme Central defenders to score the basket. The
Sandstoners emerged with a 36-33 win over the Lakers in
the semifinals of the Hermon-DeKalb Green Demons
Tournament. The consolation and championship were
moved to Monday, due to the forecasted snowstorm.
McKnight and Cathryn Todd led Potsdam with 11 points
each. Onnika DiCesare led Lyme with eight points.
(Brandon Rust photo)
h-d demons corral colts
72-24 in tourney semifinal
Hermon-DeKalb's Olivia Simser (24) lofts a
three-pointer, en route to a 20-point performance.
Hannah Coller netted 11, while Aaliyah O'Donnell and
Hailey Brabaw dropped in 10 points each in the Green
Demons' 72-24 win in the semifinals of the
Hermon-DeKalb Green Demons Tournament. Six
different players scored for the Colts. (Brandon Rust
photo)
HAMMOND PULLS AWAY FROM SCRAPPY LISBON IN 67-54 WIN
Hammond's Landree Kenyon (11) elevates over a Lisbon
double team to drop in two of her Red Devil-best 33
points. Ava Howie added 19 more to pace
Hammond to a 67-54 win over Lisbon. Hammond
outscored Lisbon 23-12 in the final quarter to secure
the win. Rachel LaRock with 18 points, Allison
Bell 14 and Leah Warren 13 for Lisbon. (Lisa
Freeman Arquitt photo)
MALONE DEFEATS NEIGHBOR- RIVAL CHATEAUGAY 46-33
Chateaugay's Madison McComb (1) rolls to the basket,
heavily defended by Malone's Alyvia Roberts (23). In a
non-league contest, Malone beat Chateaugay 46-33. (Brandon Rust
photo)
Games of Week 6: January 1-16, 2024
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 2024
Non League
Chateaugay 55, Seton Catholic 9
Tupper Lake at Salmon River, ppd.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 2024
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 58,
Parishville-Hopkinton 9
Central Division
Canton 49, Potsdam 18
West Division
Heuvelton 68,
Lisbon 58
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 2024
Central Division
Canton 60, Salmon River 16
Gouverneur 46, Malone 18
Massena 59, Ogdensburg 12
Non League
St. Regis Falls 26, Tupper Lake 25
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2024
East Division
Chateaugay 71, Colton-Pierrepont 17
West Division
Hammond 66, Harrisville 28
Edwards-Knox 35, Lisbon 32
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 53, Madrid-Waddington 26
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2024
Central Division
Massena 64, Potsdam 37
Malone at Canton, postponed
#1 state-ranked h-d demons power past m-w jackets
Hermon-DeKalb's Olivia Simser (24) zips past a pair of
Madrid-Waddington defenders and scores. The
current #1-ranked New York State Class D girls
basketball team and NAC West-leading Green Demons got a
good fight from NAC East-leading Madrid-Waddington but
pulled away in the fourth quarter 53-36 to remain
unbeaten. (Brandon Rust photo)
MASSENA'S STRONG 2ND HALF OVERPOWERS POTSDAM 64-37
Massena's Madison LaDuke (30) squeezes between
three Potsdam defenders and powers her way to the
basket. After a two-point margin in the first
quarter, Massena began separation in the second frame,
then dominated the second half for a 64-37 victory on
Sandstoner home court. Meg Firnstein led Massena
with 19 points, while LaDuke netted 16 and Sophia Greco
put down 12. For Potsdam, Cathryn Todd scored 15
and Jasmine McKnight chipped in 11. (Brandon Rust
photo)
Games of Week 5: December 27-31, 2023
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2023
Sami Curtis Memorial Tournament at Canton
Edwards-Knox 62, Norwood-Norfolk 25 (consolation)
Hammond 54, Canton 25 (championship)
Non League
Gouverneur 53, Saranac Lake 37
Lisbon 62, Immaculate Heart 36
Hermon-DeKalb 46,
Mexico Academy 27
Thousand Islands 38, Colton-Pierrepont 32
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2023
Sami Curtis Memorial Tournament at Canton
Hammond 55,
Edwards-Knox 41 (semifinal)
Canton 68, Norwood-Norfolk 21
(semifinal)
Non League
Northeastern Clinton 51,
Gouverneur 34
Harrisville 36, Copenhagen
17
Tupper Lake vs. Johnsburg-Minerva,
canceled
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2023
Cindy Brady Tournament
at Heuvelton
Hermon-DeKalb 64, Brushton-Moira 19 (consolation)
Heuvelton 58, Lisbon 48 (championship)
Non League
Chateaugay 49, Northern Adirondack 28
Tupper Lake at Indian Lake-Long Lake, ppd.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2023
Cindy Brady Tournament at Heuvelton
Hermon-DeKalb at Lisbon, canc. illness
Heuvelton 66, Brushton-Moira 25 (semifinal)
Non League
Saranac Central 64, Malone 35
St. Lawrence Central 48, Harrisville
38 (OT)
Plattsburgh 57, Ogdensburg 42
General Brown 54, Edwards-Knox 41
H-D DEMONS ZOOM PAST b-m PANTHERS IN CONSOLATION
Hermon-DeKalb's Olivia Simser (24) rolls off a
Brushton-Moira defender and shoots to the hoop for
game-best 31 points. After missing the Cindy Brady
Tournament semifinal due to team-wide illness, the Green
Demons dominated the consolation game at Heuvelton,
thumping the Panthers 64-19. Kyla Phalen led B-M
with six points. (Brandon Rust photo)
HAMMOND DOMINATES CANTON TO WIN CURTIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Hammond’s triple-team defense – Ava Howie (3), Addison
Graveline (12) and Isabelle Woodcock (25) – swallows up
a Canton shooter. Canton's cold shooting, Hammond's
allowing very few offensive boards and cashing
in on multiple turnovers, propelled the Red Devils to a
21-2 lead by early in the second quarter. Tessa Alguire's free throw and two quick layups stopped the
14-point run only for the moment, peeling the Devils'
lead to 13. Canton closed within 13 points three times,
but each time Hammond answered with runs that reasserted
their control. The Red Devils (7-2) handed the Bears their first loss of the season (7-1) with a
dominating 54-25 victory. Hammond’s Ava Howie led all
scorers with 23 points, while Landree Kenyon poured in
19. Alguire popped in 10 points for Canton. (Lisa
Freeman-Arquiett photo)
EDWARDS-KNOX ROLLS OVER N-N IN CURTIS CONSOLATION
Edwards-Knox's Camryn Huckle (3)
races past the defense for the
lay-in and is fouled. The
Cougars sprinted out to a quick 16-0
lead in the first four minutes,
before the Flyers produced their
first basket. E-K continued a
smothering defense and quick-scoring
transition to amass 30 points in the
first quarter. E-K went on
to win 62-25 in the consolation of
the Sami Curtis Holiday Tournament
at Canton. Addison Foster and Lilly
Lottie netted a matching 15 points
each for the Cougars. Peyton
Sullivan and Brooke Montgomery led
the Flyers with eight points apiece.
(Kyton Deon photo)
HEUVELTON FENDS OFF LATE LISBON RALLY TO WIN BRADY
Lisbon's Allison Bell (1) primes to make the layup
against Heuvelton's Raya McGaw (12). Kathryn
Cunningham scored 17 points and McGaw chipped in 16,
leading Heuvelton to a 58-48 win in the championship of
the Cindy Brady Tournament. Bell led all scorers
with 24 points. Lisbon chipped away to within
55-48 in the last 90 seconds, but ran out of momentum.
(Brandon Rust photo)
Games of Week 4: December 18-23, 2023
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2023
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 48, Edwards-Knox 29
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2023
Non League
Lisbon 53, St. Lawrence Central 35
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2023
Non League
Parishville-Hopkinton at Tupper Lake, ppd.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2023
East Division
Chateaugay 67,
Brushton-Moira 12
Madrid-Waddington 61,
St. Regis Falls 15
Central Division
Malone 73, Ogdensburg 30
Massena at Norwood-Norfolk,
ppd. to 1/30
West Division
Hammond 59, Heuvelton 49
Non League
Harrisville 55, Potsdam 40
Gouverneur 63, Edwards-Knox 54
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2023
East Division
Brushton-Moira 52, Parishville-Hopkinton 19
St. Lawrence Central 58, Colton-Pierrepont 49
St. Regis Falls at Madrid-Waddington, ppd. to 12/20
Central Division
Ogdensburg 41, Salmon River 31
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2023
Central Division
Canton 62, Potsdam 31
Gouverneur 71, Norwood-Norfolk 13
Malone at Massena, ppd.
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 42,
Hammond 38
Non League
Heuvelton 78, Immaculate Heart 45
Lyme at Harrisville, ppd.
St. Regis Falls at Saranac Lake, ppd.
H-D DEMONS RALLY, SURVIVE HAMMOND COMEBACK 42-38
Hermon-DeKalb defenders tighten their grip around
Hammond's attack in the final minute. After H-D
led 17-7 through the first quarter and 22-15 at the
half, the Red Devils took a 37-34 lead with 2:15 left.
H-D finished with an 8-1 run to outlast Hammond 42-38 in
West Division action. (Lisa Freeman Arquiett
photo)
HEUVELTON GIRLS AVENGE PREVIOUS LOSS TO IHC 78-45
Rylin McAllister (5) slings one of her seven
three-pointers. Heuvelton employed solid three-point
shooting and a smothering double-team trap defense to
pile up a 23-5 lead in the first quarter. IHC engineered
a 11-4 mini run to start the second quarter, but then
faded to trail 42-18 at the half. Heuvelton went on to
beat IHC 78-45. The “Queen of Threes,” McAllister hit
seven three-pointers and totaled 21 points to lead the
Bulldogs. Katie Cunningham added 15 and Raya McGaw
posted 14 points. For IHC, Abby Bombard tossed in a
game-high 26 points. (Kyton Deon photo)
Green Demons pull away from Cougars in 48-29 WIN
Edwards-Knox's Camryn Huckle (3) fires the layup past
Hermon-DeKalb defender Olivia Simser (24 points) to cut
into the Green Demons' lead early in the third quarter.
H-D opened a 13-5 leas at the quarter and 20-11 at the
half. E-K got as close as two points with 3:08
left in the third quarter at 26-24, before H-D close the
quarter on a 5-0 run. The Green Damon's
opened backup a double-digit lead at 39-27 with 5:12 to
go, on back-to-back hoops by Aaliyah O'Donnell, leading
to a 17-point advantage. Final score:
Hermon-DeKalb 48, Edward Knox 29.(Brandon Rust photo)
BELL RINGS UP 28 POINTS AS LISBON DOWNS LARRIES 53-35
St. Lawrence Central’s Courtney Moreau (00) elevates for
her third bucket-and-one of the game against Lisbon.
Moreau led the Larries with 15 points. Lisbon led 14-9
in the first quarter, but dominated the second frame
14-4 to lead 28-13 at intermission. The Golden Knights
went on to beat St. Lawrence Central 53-35 in a
non-league matchup of potential Class C playoff
opponents. Allison Bell rang up a game-high 28 points,
while Rachel LaRock rolled up 11 points. (Brandon
Rust photo)
GOUVERNEUR PULLS OUT 63-54 WIN VS. EDWARDS-KNOX
Addison Foster (00) gets a screen from teammate Kiana Hogle
(10) for an opening shot. Gouverneur built a sizable
38-17 lead at the half courtesy of seven three-pointers,
then fended off the Cougars' rally 63-54. (Brandon Rust
photo)
HAMMOND WORKS 59-49 WIN OVER RIVAL HEUVELTON
Hammond's Ava Howie (white) power dribbles away from a
Heuvelton full-court double team. Hammond opened
an 18-9 lead in the first quarter, 30-24 at the half,
but down to 41-37 through three periods. The Red
Devils produced an 18-8 final quarter for their first
West Division win (1-2). (Lisa Freeman Arquiett photo)
Games of Week 3: December 11-16, 2023
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2023
Heather Provost Tournament at St. Regis Falls
Brushton-Moira 34, Parishville-Hop.10 (champion)
Non League
Plattsburgh 34, Chateaugay 33
SUNY Canton Invitational - Non League
Heuvelton 63, Potsdam 21
Edwards-Knox 67, St. Lawrence Central 43
Canton 50, Northern Adirondack 22
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2023
West Division
Heuvelton 55, Harrisville 40
Heather Provost Tournament at St. Regis Falls
Brushton-Moira 39, Salmon River 19 (semifinal)
Parishville-Hopkinton 42, St. Regis Falls 24 (semi)
Ben Cordwell Tournament in Ogdensburg
Madrid-Waddington 48, Norwood-Norfolk 24 (cons)
Hammond 80, Ogdensburg 27 (championship)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2023
Central Division
Canton 43, Gouverneur 33
Ben Cordwell Tournament in Ogdensburg
Hammond 76, Madrid-Waddington 36 (semifinal)
Ogdensburg 41, Norwood-Norfolk 31 (semiffinal/lg)
Non League
Tupper Lake at St. Regis Falls, ppd.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2023
East Division
Chateaugay 70, St. Lawrence Central 35
West Division
Edwards-Knox 52, Hammond 35
Hermon-DeKalb 51, Heuvelton 40
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2023
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 61, Parishville-Hopkinton 16
Colton-Pierrepont 69, St. Regis Falls 12
Central Division
Potsdam 59, Ogdensburg 32
Malone 57, Norwood-Norfolk 20
Canton 60, Massena 50
Gouverneur 72, Salmon River 6
West Division
Lisbon 51, Harrisville 29
Non League
Wells at Tupper Lake, ppd.
brushton-moira claims provost tournament title
Brushton-Moira’s Kyla Phalen (1) on the breakaway scored
two of her game-high 17 points and was named Heather
Provost Tournament MVP at St. Regis Falls.
Brushton-Moira beat Parishville-Hopkinton 34-10 to win
the tourney. Samantha Klookey added eight points. For
Parishville-Hopkinton, Emma Phippen added five points.
(Kyton Deon photo)
HAMMOND POUNCES ON M-W IN CORDWELL TOURNEY SEMIS
Hammond's Ava Howie (3) pounces on the loose ball with
Madrid-Waddington's Lillian Todd. The Red Devils
also pounced on the Yellow Jackets 76-36 in the
semifinal round of the Ben Cordwell Tournament.
(Lisa Freeman-Arquiett photo)
potsdam pulls away from ogdensburg in 59-32 win
Potsdam’s Lucy VanLeuven (4) scoots the baseline and
scores on a floater. VanLeuven netted seven points.
Kathryn Todd led the Sandstoners with 23 points, while
Jasmine McKnight tossed in eight. Potsdam goes on to
beat the Blue Devils 59-32. Amya LaFlair led the Blue
Devils with 14 points. Potsdam pulled out to a 19-8 lead
at the quarter, 35-17 at the half and opened a 28-point
lead after three period. (Kyton Deon photo)
Games of Week 2: December 3-9, 2023
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2023
Mugsy’s Tip Off Classic at Saranac Central
Heuvelton 60, Beekmantown 45
Non League
Malone 50, Peru 44
Plattsburgh 47, Massena 46
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2023
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 56, St. Lawrence Central 40
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 65, Lisbon 36
Mugsy’s Tip Off Classic at Saranac Central
Northeastern Clinton 68, Heuvelton 38
Non League
Indian Lake-Long Lake 38, Tupper Lake 20
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2023
Central Division
Malone 74, Salmon River 11
Gouverneur 60, Potsdam 27
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2023
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 42, Parishville-Hopkinton 18
Central Division
Massena 68, Salmon River 18
Non League
Chazy 50, Tupper Lake 11
Lisbon 70, Ogdensburg 21
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023
East Division
Chateaugay 65, St. Regis Falls 19
West Division
Edwards-Knox 51, Harrisville 43
Non League
Hammond 71, St. Lawrence Central 23
Malone 53, Plattsburgh 27
Immaculate Heart 46, Heuvelton 40
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2023
East Division
Chateaugay at St. Regis Falls, ppd. to 12/5
Central Division
Canton 69, Norwood-Norfolk 26
Gouverneur 84, Ogdensburg 18
Salmon River at Malone, ppd. to 12.7
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 64, Watertown 31
colts sink p-h panthers with 42-18 east victory
Colton-Pierrepont's Hailey Murray (44) knocks down a
14-footer for two of her eight points. Kaitlyn
Houston sunk 14 points in leading the Colts to a 42-18
win over Parishville-Hopkinton. The Panthers were
led by Emma Phippen who posted eight points. (Kyton Deon
photo)
KENYON CRANKS OUT 31 PTS. FOR 1,000 & HAMMOND WIN
Milestone basket: It was a milestone night
for the Hammond Red Devils' Landree Kenyon. She
needed 23 points to reach the 1,000-point plateau in her
high school career. The senior poured in 31
points, leading the Devils to a 71-23 non-league victory
vs. St. Lawrence Ctl. (Lisa Freeman-Arquiett photos)
Kenyon is presented with a plaque and basketball,
marking the 1,000-point accomplishment, and is
photographed with Coach Alyssa Crosby (to the right) and
family members.
Games of Week 1: November 28-December 2, 2023
NCSN Girls Basketball Scoreboard
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2023
Miranda Vari Tournament at Norwood-Norfolk
Alexandria 56, Parishville-Hopkinton 22 (consolatn)
Norwood-Norfolk 46, Potsdam 42 (championship)
Harrisville Tip-Off Tournament
Harrisville 53, Beaver River 46 (consolation)
Sackets Harbor 70, Brushton-Moira 24 (champions)
Non League
Hammond 57, Belleville-Henderson 9
Broadalbin-Perth 72, Massena 19 (consolation)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2023
Jessie Chamberlain Tournament at Madrid-Wadd.
St. Lawrence Ctl. 37, Colton-Pierrepont 31 (consolatn)
Heuvelton 63, Madrid-Waddington 42 (championship)
Harrisville Tip Off Tournament
Sackets Harbor 56, Harrisville 48 (semifinal)
Brushton-Moira 41, Beaver River 34 (semifinal)
Miranda Vari Tournament at Norwood-Norfolk
Norwood-Norfolk 63, Parishville-Hopkinton 30 (semi)
Potsdam 35, Alexandria Bay 26 (semifinal)
Non League
Wells 40, Tupper Lake 22
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 62, Massena 42
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2023
Non League
Canton 57, Lisbon 45
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2023
Central Division
Massena 52, Potsdam 30
Jessie Chamberlain Tourn. at Madrid-Waddington
Madrid-Waddington 52, Colton-Pierrepont 21
Heuvelton 47,
St. Lawrence Central 39
Non League
Chateaugay 49, Chazy 18
Saranac Lake 57, St. Regis Falls 17
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2023
Non League
Lisbon 58, Immaculate Heart 41
heuvelton holds off
st. lawrence for 47-39 win
Heuvelton's Lakan Martin (33) battles her way over three
St. Lawrence Central defenders as she fires the layup to
score and draw the foul in the first quarter. The
Bulldogs fought off a late comeback attempt by the
Larries to capture the 47-39 victory in the semifinals
of the Jessie Chamberlain Tournament at
Madrid-Waddington. Raya McGaw scored 14 and both
Martin and Rylin McAllister netted 10 for the Bulldogs.
Kalissa Young sank 12 for the Larries. (Cody Jenne
photo)
AFTER CLOSE START, FLYERS PULL AWAY FROM P-H 63-30
Parishville-Hopkinton's Eliza Colbert (14) and
Norwood-Norfolk's Gabriella Brabant (21) scramble for a
loose ball in the second quarter of their semifinal of
the Flyers' Miranda Vari Tourney. Olivia Plonka
scored a game-leading 24 points, while Brabant added 10,
leading the Flyers to a 63-30 win over
Parishville-Hopkinton. Emma Phippen scored 18 points to
lead the Panthers. (Bob LaRue photo)
madrid-waddington storms past colts in 52-21 victory
Madrid-Waddington's Erica Bates (11) leaps over three
Colton-Pierrepont defenders to sink the two-pointer and
extend the Yellow Jackets lead in the third quarter.
Hailey Marcellus led all scoring with 16 points lifting
Madrid-Waddington to a 52-21 victory in the semifinals
of the Jessie Chamberlain Tournament at
Madrid-Waddington. Kate Houston dropped in seven
points to lead the Colts. (Cody Jenne photo)