Canton Wins Sectional Title & Shares Season Title With O.F.A.

Following their unbeaten, shared 2023 regular-season title at 10-0-1, the Canton Golden Bears won the Section X team championship, with a score of 437, 19 strokes ahead of second-place Ogdensburg, who shared the regular-season title. 
The team included Ryan Jones, John and Daniel O'Neill, Sam Sieminski, Andrew Brown, Eliza Creurer, Hope Dolman, William McDonough,Matt Tupper, Alden Woodruff and Jackson Zebedee.   Massena was third, followed by Malone, Potsdam and Madrid-Waddington.  (Cody Jenne photo)

2023 SECTION X SPRING GOLF
Final NCSN Boys Team Standings

x-Canton
x-Ogdensburg
Massena
Malone
Norwood-Norfolk
Potsdam
Tupper Lake
Gouverneur
Madrid-Waddington
Salmon River
Clifton-Fine
Colton-Pierrepont		 W-L-T   GB    NLg
10-0-1    -        0-0
10-0-1     -       0-0
  9-2-0    1½    0-0
  8-3-0    2½    0-0
  7-4-0    3½    0-0
  6-5-0    4½    0-0
  5-6-0    4½    0-0
  3-8-0    7½    0-0
  3-8-0    7½    0-0
  3-8-0    7½    0-0
0-10-1  10       0-0
0-10-1  10       0-0
 

2022 Section X Championship Rounds

 NCSN Boys & Girls Golf Scoreboard

THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2023

Section X Team Championship - Partridge Run
Canton 437
Ogdensburg 456
Massena 464
Malone 488
Potsdam 488
Madrid-Waddington 582
[Other teams incomplete]

Individual Scores
Top 24 places qualified for Medalist Round
Top Nine places earn State Tournament Berth
Raine Rumble (Gouv) 78-74=152
Ryan Jones (Canton) 74-80=154
Ian VanWagner (Potsdam) 77-81=158
Ethan Bouchard (OFA) 80-79=159
Jace Dutch (NN) 80-82=162
John O’Neill (Canton) 81-81=162
Colin Patterson (Massena) 81-86=167
Jack Mills (OFA) 84-84=168
Carter Johnson (SR) 78-91=169
Complete Day 1 Results
Complete Day 2 Rssults

 


Rumble top golfer with strong day #2; Jones 2nd


Gouverneur's Raine Rumble, who began the second day four strokes off the lead, fired a 74, five strokes ahead of the rest of the field, elevating him to the #1 spot in the tournament and a berth in the state tournament.  (Cody Jenne photo)

Canton's Ryan Jones led by three strokes in Day 1 competition, but settled for second place overall and a state entry.