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Massena's Ronin Oakes (13) primes the stick for a goal. The Raiders cruised to a 4-0 lead in the first quarter, but watched it all slip away asSalmon River rallied to tie BY the final six minutes. However, against the Shamrocks’ best performance of the season, Massena survived 11-10 on a late goal. (Kyton Deon photo)
Colton-Pierrepont 11, Malone 2
Plattsburgh 11, St. Lawrence Central 9
Canton 12, Massena 8
Salmon River 13, Ogdensburg 12
St. Lawrence Central 12, Malone 0
Plattsburgh 9,
Saranac Lake Placid 6
Massena 11, Salmon River 10
Ogdensburg 12, Potsdam 7
St. Lawrence Central 9,
Colton-Pierrepont 5
Saranac Lake Placid 11, Malone 2
Crossover Game
Ogdensburg 14, Plattsburgh 11
St. Lawrence Central's Collin Sirles double-clutches,
picks his spot, side-winds and scores. The Larries
overcame an early 4-2 Colts' lead and fought off
Colton-Pierrepont 9-5. Sirles and Merrick Frary
notched two goals and an assist, behind a three-goal
performance by Josh Allen, while Damien Ashley scored
twice for SLC. Ty Farns led the Colts with two
goals and two assists, while Eli Johnson scored twice.
(Kyton Deon photo)
Massena's Ronin Oakes (13) primes the stick for a goal.
The Raiders cruised to a 4-0 lead in the first quarter,
but watched it all slip away as the Salmon River
Shamrocks rallied to tie BY the final six minutes.
However, against the Shamrocks’ best performance of the
season, Massena survived 11-10 on a late goal with just
over three minutes to go. Drew Smutz with three goals
and one assist, accompanied by Oakes with three goals,
led the league-undefeated Raiders during survival mode
late in the game. After the Raiders led 8-5 at the half,
Salmon River swung the tied, tying at 9-9 and 10-10 in
the fourth period. Salmon River’s Taharihwakohe Lazore
led all scorers with five goals, while Ryan
Thomas-Robertson scored a pair of goals. (Kyton
Deon photo)
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 11, Potsdam 6
Saratoga 18, Massena 2
Canton 19, Salmon River 4
Massena 17, Potsdam 7
Non League
Ogdensburg 15, St. Lawrence Central 9
Plattsburgh 17, Malone 2
Canton 10, Potsdam 8
Massena 17, Ogdensburg 11
Canton’s Jack Brandy (50 fights off a
Potsdam defender, goes over the top and scores.
Jonney McLear posted four goals, leading Canton to a
10-8 divisional victory. After a 3-3 tie in the
first quarter, Canton produced a pivotal 4-1 advantage
in the second frame. Potsdam trimmed the lead to
8-7 in the third period. (Cody Jenne photo)
Just 11 seconds left in the half, Charlie Dow (22)
attacks left, dishes in front, where Connor Provost gets
a falling shot. Both teams scramble for the ball
at the goal line. Shown here, it just crosses the line.
Collin Sirles scored six goals in leading the Larries,
while Dow dealt a goal and an assist. Quinn
McGaheran scored two goals for Potsdam. Final
score: St Lawrence Central 11, Potsdam 6. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Massena raided Sandsoner territory for four goals in the
first period, four more in the second, then a seven-goal
outburst in the third period, anchoring a 17-7 victory
at Potsdam. The Sandstoners, trailing 8-2 at the half,
scored three times in the third quarter and twice in the
4th. Takaronhiotakie Thompson led Massena with
five goals and two assists, including his 100th varsity
career goal (shown above) in the third quarter. Aron
Rice scored four times with one assist. For
Potsdam, Liam McCarter had a goal and an assist.
(Kyton Deon photo)
Crossovers
Colton-Pierrepont 14, Salmon River 10
Potsdam 10, St. Lawrence Central 7
Crossovers
Salmon River 14, Saranac Lake Placid 3
Massena 19, Malone 2
Plattsburgh 13, Canton 11
Crossover Game
Potsdam 16, Malone 2
Crossover Games
Canton 9, St. Lawrence Central 7
Massena 17, Saranac Lake Placid 1
Ogdensburg vs. Plattsburgh, ppd
Potsdam's Liam McCargar (22) rips his first goal of the
season, giving the Sandstoners a 6-0 lead in the first
quarter. McCargar and Owen Lovely scored three goals and
dished out one assist each, as Potsdam beat Malone 16-2
in their season opener. Devin Green led with four goals
and two assists. Jack Pitts produced two goals and
two assists, while Quinn McGaheran finished with two
goals and one assist. Aiden Caron and Blake
Holthaus scored the goals for Malone. (Kyton Deon
photo)
Canton's Hayden Towle (20) leaps into a shot for his
lone goal of the game. Johnny McLear scored six times,
while Josh Ayrassian added a goal and Jack Brandy scored
a goal, leading Canton to a 9-7 victory over St.
Lawrence Central in their 2024 season opener. Canton
scored three unanswered goals late in the first period
to build a 4:1 lead and held off the Larries the rest of
the way. For SLC, Collin Sirles scored two goals, while
Damien Ashley, Connor Provost, Merrick Frary, Charlie
Dow and Josh Allen all scored singletons. (Kyton
Deon photo)
Potsdam's Liam McCargar (22) fires
past two St. Lawrence Central defenders and into the
net, for one of his game-best four goals. Potsdam
thwarted the Larries' comeback attempt for a 10-7 win.
McCargar also provided one assist.
Owen Lovely produced two goals and a
single assist. Jack Pitts added one goal and
three assists, while Ilahn Maroun had one goal and two
assists. Quinn McGaheran and Owen Ames each provided a
goal. For St Lawrence, Collin Sirles collected two
goals and one assist. Josh Allen had a pair of goals.
Merrick Frary scored a goal and assisted on another.
Damien Ashley and Connor Provost each scored a goal. (Kyton Deon photo)
Massena's Dugga Thompson (7) scored a game-best four
goals in leading the Raiders to a 17-1 victory over
newly-restarted Saranac Lake Placid squad.
Thompson also had two assists. Massena opened with 11
unanswered goals in the first period, then added two in
each of the last three periods. Dominic Murtaugh scored
three goals and added an assist. Brady Frost had two
goals and two assists. Myles Cook tallied two goals.
Kellan Duffy scored for SLP. Owen Converse stopped
seven of eight shots he faced in the Raider net.
(Kyton Deon photo)