
Sticks and gloves are sent airborne in celebration, after the Massena Raiders polished off a 17-10 win over the Ogdensburg Blue Devils to clinch the Section X Boys Lacrosse championship. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Sticks and gloves are sent airborne in celebration, after the Massena Raiders polished off a 17-10 win over the Ogdensburg Blue Devils to clinch the Section X Boys Lacrosse championship. (Cody Jenne photo)
N.Y. State Class D Regional Semifinal - West Genesee
Marcellus (III) 18, Ogdensburg (X) 6
N.Y. State Class C Regional Semi - Maine-Endwell
Maine-Endwell (IV) 19, Massena (X) 7
N.Y. State Class D Regional Semi - Union-Endicott
Ogdensburg (X) 13, Chenango Forks (IV) 12
Section X Class C/D Championship - at SUNY Pdm
(#1) Massena 17, (#3) Ogdensburg 10
Section X Class C/D Semifinals - at Higher Seed
(#3) Ogdensburg 10, (#2) Salmon River 8
(#1) Massena 8, (#4) Canton 5
Section X Class C/D Quarterfinals - Higher Seed
(#3) Ogdensburg 10, (#6) St. Lawrence Central 3
(#4) Canton 14, (#5) Potsdam 11
OGDENSBURG 13, CHENANGO FORKS
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In one of the most stunning comebacks in Section X boys
lacrosse state playoff competition, Ogdensburg rallied
from a late three-goal deficit to stun Section IV host
champion Chenango Forks 13-12 in the State Regional
Semifinal. The Blue Devils were down 12-9 with 2½
minutes left. Aidan O'Neal scored to make it 12-10.
Teagan Frederick tallied on a man-up to make it 12-11.
O.F.A. won the ensuing faceoff and tied the game with 50
seconds on the clock. After winning the next faceoff,
OFA called timeout with 30 seconds to go. On the
restart, OFA controlled down to seconds left when
Frederick dished to O"Neal to win the game with :02
remaining. It marked the Blue Devils first
lacrosse win in state playoff competition.
MASSENA 8, CANTON 5
Takaronhiotakie Thompson scored five of Massena’s eight
goals, while Carter King and Payton Puente scored goals
in leading the Raiders to a semifinal victory over
Canton in the Section X Class C/D playoffs. Ethan
Francey and Nolan Bombard scored twice each for Canton.
Massena will face Ogdensburg in the Section X title
game.
CANTON 14, POTSDAM 11
Canton outscored Potsdam 11-6 in the first half, then
held off the surging Sandstoners in the second half to
render a 14-11 decision in the Section X Class C/D
quarterfinals. Jonney McLear and Ethan Francey each
buried four goals to pace the #4-seeded Golden Bears,
who surged to a 6-3 lead at the quarter horn. Hayden
Towle chipped in two goals and four assists. Potsdam
out-tallied Canton 3-1 in the third quarter to climb
into the game 12-9. The fifth-seeded Sandstoners were
led by Tyler Berkman with two goals and three assists.
Cooper Grant chimed in with two goals and two assists.
Liam McCargar ripped the net three times. Tanner Race
added two goals.
OGDENSBURG 10, ST. LAWRENCE 3
Nate Irvine and Dylan Irvine each netted a hat trick
with three goals, in powering the third-seeded Blue
Devils to a 10-3 quarterfinal victory over #6-seeded St.
Lawrence Central in the Section X Class C/D playoffs.
Tegan Frederick contributed five assists in the O.F.A.
effort. Josh Allen provided two of the three goals for
the Larries who closed out the 2023 campaign at 6-11
overall. Ogdensburg advances to face second-seeded
Salmon River in the semifinal round.
Sticks and gloves are sent airborne in celebration,
after the Massena Raiders polished off a 17-10 win over
the O.F.A. Blue Devils to clinch the Section X Boys
Lacrosse championship.
(Cody Jenne photo)
MASSENA 17, OGDENSBURG 10
The Massena Raiders pulled away from a 7-6 halftime
nailbiter, taking command of faceoffs and parlaying them
into scoring opportunities that generated a 17-10 win
over the Ogdensburg Blue Devils in the Section X Boys
Lacrosse Championship. Dominic Murtaugh dominated the
grind for possessions at center, winning 9-of-10
faceoffs in the second half. Massena never trailed, but
OFA climbed back from a two-score hole to tie the game
in the first quarter. In the third frame, Brady Frost
scored twice and Aron Rice added a marker to break an
8-8 deadlock and push the Raiders ahead for keeps 11-8.
Tryson Sunday netted a fourth-quarter hat trick, sealing
the championship for Massena, their first title since
2016. Takaronhiotakie Thompson scored twice goals and
dished out four assists, while Drew Smutz chimed in with
four goals and an assist for Massena. Theodore Hewko led
OFA with four goals, while Aidan O’Neil contributed two
goals and four assists. Dylan Irvine scored three times.
Both teams travel to Section IV for state openers.
(See Boys Lacrosse schedule).
Ogdensburg's Aiden O'Neil (14) slides across the goal
crease and fires top shelf over the Salmon River
goaltender to complete a first-half comeback to tie the
game 5-5. The Blue Devils went on to beat the
Shamrocks 10-8 to win the Section X Class C/D semifinal
and advance to the league championship vs. Massena.
(Cody Jenne photo)
SR- Tehokwirathe Barreiro 2g,
Sebastian Laughing 2g, Taharihwakohe Lazore 1g, Parker
Thompson 1g, Tehoronhiathe 1g, Carsten Mitchell 1g.
Xavier Delormier made 12 saves OFA- Dylan Irvine
3g, Tegan Fredrick 3g, 21 2g, Nate Irvine 1g, Aiden
O’neil 1g. Alex Warden 9 saves Quarter 1 2 3 4
Salmon 4 1 2 1 - 8
OFA. 3 2 3 2 - 10