On a midfield turnover, Nate Irvine (1) scored from Tegan Frederick. OFA took its first lead at 4-3 . The Blue Devils held on to win their second straight title and will move on to state play against a Section II opponent. (Deon photo)
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WEDBESDAY, JUNE 11, 2025
N.Y. State Class D Semifinal
- at SUNY Cortland
Penn Yan (V) 17,
Ogdensburg (X) 10
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2025
N.Y. State Class C Regional Final - at Amsterdam
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (II) 17, Massena (X) 11
N.Y. State Class D Regional Final - at Amsterdam
Ogdensburg (X) 14, Schuylerville (II) 13
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2025
Section X Class D Championship- SUNY Potsdam
(#1)
Ogdensburg 7, (#2) Canton 5
Section X Class C Championship- SUNY Potsdam
(#1) Massena 20, (#2) Malone 5
N.Y. State Class A Regional Opener - at Fayetteville
Westhill (III) 29,
Plattsburgh (X) 2
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 2025
Section X Class D Semifinals - at Higher Seed
(#1) Ogdensburg 17, (#4) St. Lawrence Ctl. 3
(#2) Canton 9, (#3) Potsdam 7
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2025
Section X Class D Play-In Game- at Higher Seed
(#4) St. Lawrence Ctl. 8, (#5) Saranac
Lake Placid 6
MASSENA STRIKES EARLY TO BEAT MALONE FOR "c" CROWN
Massena's Drew Smutz (23) blasted his third goal to
increase the Massena lead to 5-1. Massena went on
to defeat Malone 20-5 to win the Section X Class C
title. (Kyton Deon photo)
MASSENA 20, MALONE 5
Less than 90 seconds into the Section X Boys Lacrosse
Class C championship, Ronin Oakes fed Drew Smutz for the
opening goal. 1-0 Raiders. Brady Frost works the ball to
Connor Trimboli who wires the second goal. 2-0 Raiders.
Five minutes in, Malone countered. Kai Massaro dented
the net, 2-1. Cohen Lashomb ripped the third Raider
goal, assisted by Frost. Smutz whipped a bouncing shot
for his second goal. Then Smutz blasted his third goal
to increase the Massena lead to 5-1. Ronin Oakes' shot
trickles over the line. 6-1 Massena after one quarter.
Right from the faceoff, in nine seconds, Luke Arno deals
to Frost whose laser ripples yarn. Trimboli scores from
Frost. 8-1 Raiders. On a long possession, Oakes scores
from Alex Mather. Massena goes on to defeat Malone 20-5
to win the Section X Class C title.
ASHLEY, FRARY LEAD LARRIES PAST S.L.P. IN PLAY-IN 8-6
The Larries' Damien Ashley (3) put on a fake and ripped
yarn, the first of four straight Larries goals. Ashley
finished the game with four goals in a 8-6 win.
(Kyton Deon photo)
ST. LAWRENCE CENTRAL 8,
SARANAC LAKE PLACID 6
In the Section X boys lacrosse Class D play-in, Saranac
Lake Placid outscored St Lawrence Central 2-0 in the
final quarter, but came up short in the Larries’ 8-6
win. The fourth-quarter effort countered a 2-0 start in
the first quarter for St. Lawrence. The margin of
difference came in the second and third quarters the
Larries outscored SLP 6-4, to eventually build an 8-4
margin. In the second quarter, Kamdyn Coughlin scored.
3-0 Larries. On a series of passes, Lukas Miemis scored
for SLP, 3-1. Merrick Frary then whipped a sidewinder
that dented the back of the net, 4-1. Miemis side-winded
a laser, cutting the lead to 4-2. Scott Nicholas took a
pass and one-timed a shot into the net. 4-3 Larries.
Damien Ashley put on a fake and ripped yarn, the first
of four straight Larries goals. Ashley finished the game
with four goals, while Frary contributed three goals to
lead St. Lawrence in the win.
#1 SEED OGDENSBURG TOPS LARRIES 17-3 IN SEMIFINALS
OGDENSBURG 17, ST. LAWRENCE CENTRAL 3
The Blue Devils jumped to a 4-0 lead in the first
quarter, then dominated the second period to build an
11-0 halftime lead, on their way to a 17-3 triumph in
the Section X Class D semifinal. OFA's Tegan
Frederick chalked up six goals and three assists, while
Aiden O'Neil added four goals and five assists, and
Brady Barrett chipped in three goals and one assist. St.
Lawrence Central scored a pair of goals in the third
quarter and another in the fourth. Josh Allen rallied
two goals and chipped in an assist, while Merrick Frary
netted a goal and two assists.
o.F.A.
RALLIES PAST CANTON,
7-5, IN CLASS D CHAMPIONSHIP
On a midfield turnover, Nate Irvine (1) scored from
Tegan Frederick. OFA took its first lead at 4-3 . The Blue Devils held on to win their second
straight title and will move on to state play against a
Section II opponent. (Kyton Deon photo)
OGDENSBURG 7, CANTON 5
In the Section X Boys Lacrosse Class D
championship, just over two minutes into the game, Caleb
Hartman scored unassisted. Canton up 1-0, on the only
goal of the first period. OFA finally gets on the
scoreboard, two minutes into the second quarter, when
Tegan Frederick sidewinds of worm burner tying the game
at 1-1. Ian Rose assisted. Three minutes later, Ty Farns
got an open shot and scored. Bears went back on top 2-1.
After Ty Jacobs answered for OFA, tying the game at 2-2,
Canton regained the lead when Farns ripped yarn
unassisted again. 3-2. Tegan Frederick responded to 30
seconds later, on a set up from Aidan O'Neil. 3-3. On a
midfield turnover, Nate Irvine scored from Frederick.
OFA took its first lead at 4-3 . Kresten Ericksen dished
to Frederick for his third goal. OFA 5-3 at the half. On
a pass from Josh Ayrassian, Daniel Creurer [cree-AIR]
tickled twine, for the only goal of the third quarter.
Canton back within one. 62 seconds into the 4th, O'Neill
ticketed a shot through traffic and found the mark. OFA
up 6-4. After Farns' third goal made it 6-5, Frederick
scored his third goal of the game on a fast break with
1:25 to go. The Blue Devils hold on to win their second
straight title and will move on to state play against a
Section II opponent on Saturday.
O.F.A.'S AUSTIN THORNHILL CHOSEN FOR TOMALTY AWARD
The 2025 Mel Tomalty Award was presented to a boys
lacrosse player who is outstanding on and off the field,
sportsmanship and academics. This year's award was
presented to OFA's Austin Thornhill. (Bob LaRue photo)
CANTON OUTDUELS POTSDAM 9-7 IN CLASS D SEMIFINALS
Canton's Josh Ayrassian (3) battled around a defender
and fired top shelf for the goal, giving Canton a 4-3
lead. The Bears went on to defeat the Potsdam 9-7 and
will face Ogdensburg for the Class D championship. (Deon photo)
CANTON 9, POTSDAM 7
The Route 11 rivalry was alive and well, in a seesaw
battle between the Potsdam Sandstoners and the Canton
Golden Bears in the Section X Class D semifinal. With
Canton leading 1-0, Potsdam's Owen Ames tickled twine,
tying the game at 1-1. Graham Shelly then found Owen
Lovely with a pass for for the goal, giving Potsdam the
2-1 lead. Jack Brandy exploited a crack in the Potsdam
defense, firing low for the goal. Game knotted at 2-2.
Shelly slithered through the Bears' defense and fired
over the goalie's shoulder. Potsdam was back on top 3-2.
Josh Ayrassian fed Ty Farns who lasered a low shot to
score. Game tied again at 3-3. Ayrassian battled around
a defender and fired top shelf for the another marker,
giving Canton a 4-3 lead. The Golden Bears went on to
defeat the Sandstoners 9-7, and will face Ogdensburg for
the Class D championship. Brandy and Josh McLear each
scored three goals for Canton. Liam McCargar netted two
goals, while Quinn McGaheran and Cam Fuller scored a
goal each
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