HEUVELTON SWEEPS TO STAY EVEN WITH PIRATES IN WEST

Lisbon's Aleashia Parmeter (3) is tagged out at second base on an attempted steal against Heuvelton.  In Split doubleheader action, the Bulldogs improved to 12-1 in the west Division with a 10-1 win over Lisbon in the first game, then beat Clifton-Fine 12-5 in the second game.  The win kept the Bulldogs even with Harrisville (12-1)who completed a doubleheader sweep over Hammond to stay tied in first place atop the West Division. 
(Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Heuvelton pitcher Sarah Sloan dishes to be plate while a Lisbon runner revs up at second base. Sloan scattered six hits and recorded five strikeouts and offensively contributed a double in the Bulldogs win. Kari Terwilliger added two doubles and three RBIs.
 

CLIFTON-FINE DOUBLES UP MORRISTOWN 16-8 IN WEST

A Morristown runner slides into second safely before Clifton-Fine's Ashley White can receive the ball and get the tag down.  The Clifton-Fine Eagles upset the Morristown Green Rockets in a 16-8 victory in West action. (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Clifton-Fine's Emily Lachut gets tagged out at first base after a throw that pulled the Rockets' first baseman off the bag.  Clifton-Fine fended off a four-run, fifth-inning rally from the Rockets with a run-scoring offense in every inning. Lachut powered three hits including a double, while Ashley White delivered two extra-base hits in the Clifton-Fine win. Also with two hits were Olivia Langevin and Nicole Aldrich.
 

LARRIES POLISH 14-0 REGULAR SEASON FINISH VS. BULLDOGS

St. Lawrence 's Kersten Irwin (12) connects on the pitch and sends a fly ball to centerfield.  Lindsey Thayer delivered another strong pitching performance with 13 strikeouts as the Larries polished of a perfect 14-0 regular-season mark, 16-2 overall. (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay's Amanda Woodward (4) steals second base standing up.  Chateaugay fell to 7-6 on the season.
 

POTSDAM SWEEPS TWINBILL OVER TUPPER LAKE 6-4, 7-2

Two Potsdam players collide on an infield pop-up, but still manage to get the out. The Potsdam Sandstoners completed their first doubleheader sweep of the season, beating Tupper Lake 6-4 and 7-2.  Potsdam finished the regular season at
4-10.  (Shane Laurie photo)  Game Gallery

Tupper Lake pitcher St. Louis whips a pitch in for a strike.  Potsdam pitcher Whitney Shatraw delivered a two-hitter in Game #2 after a seven-strikeout performance in Game #1 as the Sandstoners swept the Lumberjacks. Kiana McDonough led the Potsdam offense with two hits to win the opener. Tupper had two-hit games from Hunter Aldridge and Skyler Trivieri.

E-K COUGARS SURVIVE LATE HAMMOND RALLY 12-11

Hammond first baseman Cortney Whalen stretches to snare the ball for the out at first.  After falling behind 10-0 in the first inning, Hammond plated a run in the second, four in the fourth, another in the fifth inning, then took the lead with five more runs in the sixth. The Cougars scraped up a run with two outs in the bottom of the sixth to force extra innings, before gaining the win on a walkoff error in the bottom of the extra frame.
(Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery   NCSN Game Broadcast

Edwards-Knox's Kalylee Hartley (1) delivers a pitch to the plate against Hammond.  Hartley and Mercedes Mackin combined to strike out 11 Red Devils. Hartley also had three hits, while Kamrie Dandrow added two hits. Brianna Langtry had three hits including a triple in guiding the Devils to a lead in the 6th.
 

CLIFTON-FINE RALLIES IN LATE INNINGS TO BE BEAT COUGARS

Edwards-Knox's Kamrie Dandrow (12) throws to first base, but on the play a Clifton-Fine runner scampers home for a run.  After building a 10-0 lead and barely surviving a huge Hammond comeback to win 12-11 in extra innings in Game #1, Edwards-Knox built a 7-1 lead against Clifton-Fine in Game #2 but could not survive the Eagles' late rally..  Clifton-Fine captured the nightcap 11-7 in a split twinbill at Edwards-Knox on Friday.  (Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery

The Clifton-Fine centerfielder makes a diving catch in the fourth inning.  Emily Lachut rapped two hits to lead the Eagles I the comeback win. E-K’s Kaylee Hartley had a pair of doubles and a single for the Cougars, while Jenna Fountain and Kamrie Dandrow each hd a single and a double.
 

CHATEAUGAY UPENDS M-W JACKETS IN 18-8 EAST VICTORY

The Chateaugay Bulldogs advanced to third place in the East Division with an 18-8 win over Madrid-Waddington.  Hannah Cook had three hits and three RBIs in the Bulldogs win.
(Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay's Shelby Coleman makes a valiant stab at diving forward for the catch.  Hannah Cook had three hits and three RBIs in the Bulldogs win. Tack on three hits each for Abby Barnes, Ashley Legacy and Courtney Boyea and the Bulldogs romped 18-8. Boyea was the winning pitcher while striking out nine. Blair Cryderman paced Madrid-Waddington with two hits.
 

ST. LAWRENCE WINS 2 TIGHT GAMES VS. BRUSHTON-MOIRA

St. Lawrence catcher Angellina Sebring just gets the tag down on Brushton-Moira's Sandra Martin (15) only a foot before reaching home plate after a wild pitch.  Brushton-Moira broke a 1-1 tie with a single run in the top of the fifth, but the Larries countered with two runs in the bottom of the frame to slip past the Panthers 3-2 in the first game of a doubleheader. 
St. Lawrence also captured the sweep with a close
8-6 win in the nightcap.  (Bob LaRue photo)  Game Gallery

Larries third baseman Shelby Hollenback readies for the pitch while B-M's Sandra Martin gets set to lead from the bag.  In Game #1, Lindsey Thayer fanned 10 Panthers and belted a two-RBI single in the bottom of the fifth to put the Larries on top for good. Brandi Thomas and Noelle Rufa also contributed two hits each. In Game #2, the Panthers battled back from
St. Lawrence’s six-run, second-inning outburst to tie the game in the fourth, but the Larries rallied for two runs in the fifth to insure the win. Shakiah Robertson spanked two hits for the Larries. Meghan Follett had two hits and two RBIs for the B-M.
 

MARSHALL LEADS MALONE WIN DOUBLING TUPPER LAKE 10-5

A Tupper Lake runner slides in and kicks the ball loose at the plate against Malone catcher Brittany Fountain (32). Malone's Brittany Marshall had three hits and stole three bases, including home plate in the second inning, leading the Huskies to a 10-5 win over Tupper Lake.  The Huskies improved to 6-5.
(Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Tupper Lake pitcher St. Louis grabs the ball on a bunt and tosses to first base in an attempt to get an out. 

C-P COLTS RALLY TWICE, BUT SPLIT WITH SALMON RIVER

Salmon River Coach Chad Phippen waves Karyss Terrance around third base and on to home for the first of her two home runs in the first game of a doubleheader at South Colton.  The Shamrocks built a 12-1 lead after Terrance's second round tripper.  Colton-Pierrepont's rally in the final two innings fell short in a 13-10 Shamrock win in Game #1.  Shamrock starter Abby Kelly got the win on the mound.  (Eric Foote photo)
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Salmon River catcher Sky Timmons (9) tries to block the plate, but a Colton-Pierrepont runner slides in safely.  The Colts scored four runs in the first inning, but had to rally from a 5-4 deficit in the final two innings to beat Salmon River 8-7 in the second game of a doubleheader.  Alex Sochia and Brianna Beaulieu homered to lead the Colts in the second game. Taylor Bonno and Kara Hennessy added two hits. Brianna Beaulieu went the distance on the mound for the win. (Eric Foote photo)
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LAMICA & MARSHALL SPARK MALONE WIN VS. WILDCATS

Gouverneur's Lindsey Jesmer makes a headfirst hook slide around the tag at home plate in Friday's game at Malone.  Brittany Marshall and Sarah Lamica drilled three hits apiece to power the Huskies to a 13-3 win over the Wildcats.
(Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Malone's Sarah Lamica (8) gets doubled off second base after a comeback line drive to the Gouverneur pitcher.  Katylin Roberts applies the tag amidst the collision at second base.  Malone improved to 5-4, while Gouverneur fell to 3-5.
 

BLUE DEVILS SALVAGE SPLIT WITH WILDCATS ON WALKOFF

A Gouverneur runner is out by a step at first base during Thursday's game at Ogdensburg. O.F.A.’s Stacy Barr scored the game-winning run on a Jessica Denoncourt single in the bottom of the seventh in a 4-3 victory and a split of the twinbill with Gouverneur.  Barr also hit a homerun in the game for the Devils.  (Shane Laurie photo)   Game Gallery

Miscommunication led to the collision of two Gouverneur players on this dropped infield pop-up.  In the other game, Nictoria Bates slammed a three-run homer to set the tone in the first inning as the Wildcats jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead. Lindsey Jesmer also belted a round-tripper for the Cats.
 

KANALY DELIVERS ROCKETS
TO 8-2 WIN VS. H-D DEMONS

Morristown's pitcher Megan Kanaly delivers a pitch to the plate against Hermon-DeKalb.  Kanaly set down eight Demons on strikes and allowed just four hits, until the Rockets’ bats could get cranking in the fifth inning. Morristown jumped to an early
1-0 lead, before rolling over the Green Demons 8-2 in West Division action.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

 Hermon-DeKalb's Thanisha Scales just gets under the pitch to pop it up. Leading 1-0, Morristown plated four runs in the fifth and tacked on two insurance scores in the seventh, before the Demons scored their two runs in their last at bat. Karissa Bertand had two hits for the Rockets, while Courtney Harrington delivered a double for the Green Demons.
 

P-H PANTHERS SURPRISE CHATEAUGAY WITH SWEEP

Parishville-Hopkinton pitcher Coventry held the Chateaugay Bulldogs scoreless into the sixth inning before the Panthers came away with a 4-1 win in the first game of a doubleheader at Chateaugay on Monday.  The Panthers then captured the nightcap 7-5 to sweep into second place past the Bulldogs in the East Division.  (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

A look at the ground-out play to first base from behind Parishville-Hopkinton third baseman Jena Jacot (12).  Game #2 was almost a repeat of the opener with Coventry tossing an eight-hitter in the Panther sweep.  Jacot slammed a homerun while Stephanie Toumey smacked a double. Chateaugay’s Courtney Boyea suffered the loss on both ends of the twinbill.
 

CANTON'S WENTWORTH DEALS PERFECT GAME VS. TUPPER

May 12: Canton senior Kacie Wentworth hurled a perfect game and her third no hitter in the past week in a 22-0, five-inning whitewash of the Tupper Lake Lumberjacks. Wentworth fanned 10 of the 15 batters she faced as the Bears improved to 9-0 , 12-1 overall. She also aided her own cause with three hits and four RBIs. Emily Rexford and Kara Locy also drilled four hits and knocked in three runs each for the Bears.
 

GOTHAM ONE-HITTER LEADS TO WILDCATS SPLIT VS. POTSDAM

Potsdam's Elizabeth Waters tries to tag out Gouverneur's Brittany Mandigo out at first base on a close play.  the Potsdam Sandstoners captured Game #1 of a doubleheaders 20-5, but the Wildcats came back to grab the nightcap with a 6-2 victory.
(Mike Ellis photo)   Game Gallery

Potsdam's Alysha Brown tags out a Gouverneur runner at second base.  Gouverneur pitcher Jalen Gotham fired a five-inning, one-hitter for the Wildcats, fanning five Potsdam batters in the process in a 6-2 victory in the first game of a doubleheader. But the Sandstoners’ bats came alive in Game #2 with a 20-5 rout and a split. Potsdam rapped 16 hits in the nightcap, including three hits for Kiana McDonough and two hits each for Eirca Mallet and Sarah Choon.
 

WENTWORTH FIRES ANOTHER NO-NO TO BEAT OGDENSBURG

May 10: Canton hurler Kacie Wentworth added another no-hitter to her repertoire in a 20-0 romp past Ogdensburg. Wentworth suck out nine Bule Devils, while contributing two doubles and four RBIs to the offense. Sarah Elliott slamed four hits, while Kara Locey (3RBIs) and Mackenzie Lennox (4 RBIs) rapped three hits each for the winners.
 

WENTWORTH FIRES NO-HITTER CANTON BEATS POTSDAM 15-0

Canton's Sam Brown tags out Potsdam's Erika Mallet (3) on a perfect throw to the second-base from Canton catcher Emma Rexford.  Canton pitcher Kacie Wentworth tossed a no hitter and struck out nine batters en route to  15-0 victory over the Sandstoners.  (Shane Laurie photo)  Game Gallery

Potsdam's Lexi Hunt makes a great backhand catch on a blooper into right field.  With the win, Canton improved to 5-0 , 6-1 overall.  Potsdam fell to 1-4 , 2-5 overall.
 

CHATEAUGAY SQUEEZES OUT WIN VS. COLTON-PIERREPONT

Chateaugay's Caroline Stumpf (2) slides safely at home plate under the tag of Colton-Pierrepont catcher Tara Hennessy to tie the game 2-2 in the bottom of the third.  In a tight battle to the end, Chateaugay scored the winning run in the bottom of the 7th to beat the Colts 4-3.  (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay pitcher Courtney Boyea fields the ball to her right and throws out the Colton-Pierrepont runner at first base.  Boyea fanned seven Colts, while Stephanie Whyte rapped two hits for the Bulldogs in the win. Brianna Beaulieu struck out nine Bulldogs in a nail-biting loss for the Colts. Taylor Bonno and Andrea Aldous each had two hits. After Chateauguay gained the 3-2 lead in the bottom of the fourth, the Colts tied the game in the top of the seventh when Brooke Baker stroked an RBI single. Chateaugay captured the win in the bottom of the final frame when all four batters in the inning reached base, culminating when Abby Barnes stroked an RBI single to plate Carolyn White for the walkoff win.
 

HEUVELTON RALLY TURNS BACK UPSET-MINDED LISBON

Lisbon pitcher Brianna Teele throws out a Heuvelton runner at first base on the infield ground ball.  Lisbon bounced back from Heuvelton's early lead to post a 3-2 win and stay undefeated at 5-0 atop the West Division. (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Heuvelton second baseman tags out Lisbon's Jen Lassail (12) on a steal attempt from first.  Heuvelton pitcher Sara Sloan set down nine Lisbon batters on strikes while gaining the five-hit win.  Lisbon took a 2-0 lead in the first inning, but the Bulldogs chipped away with single runs in the third, fourth and sixth innings for the win.  Alexis Sawyer scampered home with the game-winning run in the sixth on an infield fielder's choice.
 

MASSENA BEATS OGDENSBURG ON WALK-OFF WILD PITCH 4-3

A Massena runner reaches third base safely before the tag in Wednesday's game against the Ogdensburg Blue Devils.  Massena’s Kristen McKeel sprinted home with the game-winning, walk-off run on a wild pitch I the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Red Raiders a 4-3 win over the Blue Devils.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Massena's centerfielder makes a catch deep in the outfield to end the inning.  Sierra Streeter pitched the Raiders to the win while fanning seven Devils. She and sister Chelsea both went
2-for-4 at the plate. Stacey Barr laced three hits and Jessica Denoncourt added two hits for Ogdensburg.
 

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2011
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 9, St. Regis Falls 4 (1st game)
Parishville-Hopkinton 9, St. Regis Falls 4 (2nd game)
Chateaugay 4, Colton-Pierrepont 3
St. Lawrence 5, Salmon River 1
Division
Massena 8, Malone 6
Canton 15, Potsdam 0
Ogdensburg 4, Tupper Lake 0 (1st game)
Ogdensburg 8, Tupper Lake 0 (2nd game)
Gouverneur 7, Norwood-Norfolk 6
West Division
Heuvelton 16, Hammond 1
Hermon-DeKalb 10, Clifton-Fine 9
Indian River Tournament
Indian River 14, Morristown 9 (1st game)
Harrisville 10, Morristown 8 (2nd game)
Harrisville 11, Indian River 5 (championship)

THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2011
East Division
St. Lawrence 12, Chateaugay 3
Madrid-Waddington 4, Salmon River 3
Colton-Pierrepont 10, St. Regis Falls 5
Brushton-Moira at Parishville-Hopkinton, ppd.
Division
Potsdam 6, Norwood-Norfolk 4
Canton 6, Malone 1
West Division
Heuvelton 3, Lisbon 2
Morristown 14, Clifton-Fine 4
Hermon-DeKalb at Edwards-Knox, ppd.  

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2011
Division
Massena 4, Ogdensburg 3

MONDAY, MAY 2, 2011
Division
Ogdensburg 7, Potsdam 2
Norwood-Norfolk 19, Tupper Lake 2 (1st game)
Norwood-Norfolk 18, Tupper Lake 3 (2nd game)
West Division
Morristown 13, Edwards-Knox 10
Non League
Clifton-Fine 11, Parishville-Hopkinton 10
 

MASSENA OUTLASTS MALONE
BEHIND STREETER'S PITCHING

Massena pitcher Sierra Streeter (23) bears down in her windup to the plate. After Malone jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first, the Red Raiders tallied two runs in the bottom of the inning, scratched for another run in the third, then rallied for five runs in the fourth inning to take an 8-3 lead. Malone’s comeback attempt included two runs in the fifth and another in the sixth, before Streeter shut down the Huskies the rest of the way, as the Raiders polished off an 8-6 victory. (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Malone's Brittany Marshall throws to first after touching second to turn a double play.  Ashley Hawn had two hits for Massena who improved to 3-0 , 4-1 overall. Sarah Lamica had a game-best three hits for Malone who fell to 0-3.
 

WENTWORTH STRIKES OUT 14 AS CANTON BEATS MALONE 6-1

Canton’s Sara Elliot (17) tries to lay down a bunt attempt during the Golden Bears' game against Malone.  Kacie Wentworth struck out 14 Huskies and allowed just one run in the seventh inning as Canton defeated Malone 6-1 in Division action. (Shane Laurie photo)  Game Gallery

A Malone outfielder makes an outstanding grab over the fence to rob a possible homerun on a centerfield line drive.  Wentworth also had two hits, an RBI and a run scored to id her own cause. Emily Rexford had a key two-RBI single during the key four-run third inning. Sam Brown also doubled. For Malone, Brittany Marshall had two hits and scored the only run for the Huskies on an RBI single from Sarah Lamica.
 

MADRID-WADDINGTON CRUISES PAST ST. REGIS FALLS 13-4

A St. Regis Falls base runner slides, reaches for the toe-touch at home plate and was called safe on a play during Friday's East Division game at Madrid-Waddington.  Olivia Blackmore laced three singles and Angie Beldock tagged two hits in the Jackets’ 13-4 win over St. Regis Falls (1-2). Madrid-Waddington squared its record at 2-2.  (Shane Laurie photo)  Game Gallery

Madrid-Waddington’s first baseman makes a nice snag on a throw in the dirt, but not in time to catch the Saints runner.  Brittany Rondeau collected three hits to lead the Saints.
 

O.F.A. CAPTURES SEASON OPENER BEATING FLYERS 7-5

Norwood-Norfolk's Carlea Weaver slides safely home as Ogdensburg pitcher Makenzi Stevenson tries to apply the tag in Wednesday's game.   Stevenson earned the mound win while striking out seven and contributing two hits at the plate leading the Blue Devils to a 7-5 win in their season opener. Stacey Barr also smacked two hits for Ogdensburg. 
(Mike Ellis photo)  Game Gallery

Norwood-Norfolk's Jess Harvey scoops up a ground ball along the first base line and races to tag the base for an out.  Paige Harvey doubled twice to led the Flyers who fell to 1-1.
 

TEELE PITCHES LISBON TO 9-5 WIN OVER HAMMOND IN WEST

Lisbon's Brianna Teele (8) pitches a complete game with six strikeouts and scattered four hits in a 9-5 Lisbon win over the Hammond Red Devils.  Taylor Bowman was also as impressive, striking out seven for the Red Devils
(Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

A Hammond player tags out a Lisbon runner sliding in home trying to score on a past ball.  Lisbon improved to 2-0, while Hammond fell to 0-3 in the West Division.
 

CANTON HOLDS ON FOR 4-3 WIN OVER UPSTART GOUVERNEUR

Canton's Paige Chase gains control of a ground ball and gets it to first base in time for an out against Gouverneur in Monday's game. The Golden Bears held on for a 4-3 Division win over the Wildcats.  (Mike Ellis photo)  Game Gallery

Gouverneur's first baseman tags up with first base just in time to get Canton's MacKenzie Lennox out. Canton’s Kacie Wentworth scattered three hits and struck out 14 Wildcats en route to the one-run victory. Golden Bears Sam Brown had two hits, while Sara Elliott produced the game-winning hit in the bottom of the fourth when she singled home Kaeli Mace. Lindsey Jesmer led Gouverneur with a triple and an RBI double.
 

MASSENA DELIVERS OPENING DAY 6-1 WIN VS. POTSDAM

A Massena runner scoots safely into second base on a Potsdam throw too late for the force play.  Massena's Chelsea Streeter stroked a triple, double and single, while sister Sierra rapped a triple, single and drove in two runs to aid her own cause on the mound, as the Red Raiders opened with a 6-1 win over the Sandstoners.   (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Massena's pitcher Sierra Street (23) delivers her pitch to the plate in Massena's first day of action this spring.  Streeter struck out nine and scattered five hits in the win. Ann Shatraw led Potsdam with three hits, while Whitney Shatraw had struck out seven Raiders in the loss.
 

LARRIES STAY UNBEATEN DISHING P-H FIRST LOSS 9-2

St. Lawrence 's Brandi Thomas gets a bunt against Parishville Hopkinton.  Larries' pitcher Lindsey Thayer fanned 13 Panthers over six innings in St. Lawrence 's 9-2 win over Parishville-Hopkinton.  The Larries stayed unbeaten at
3-0, while the Panthers lost their first game (1-1). 
(Mike Ellis photo)  Game Gallery

Parishville-Hopkinton's Monique Jenkinson tags out St. Lawrence 's Caitlin Grow at first base.   Shakiah Robertson spanked three hits for the Larries. Brandi Thomas, Jane Judware and Noelle Rufa also had two hits for the Larries.
 

CHATEAUGAY RALLIES LATE TO BEAT BRUSHTON-MOIRA 4-3

Chateaugay's Stephanie Whyte (1) slides in safely at the plate under the tag from Brushton-Moira catcher Shaylene Martin (15).  Chateaugay scored twice in the bottom of the sixth inning to come from behind and win 4-3 over the Panthers.
(Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay team celebrates after coming back to beat Brushton-Moira.  Pitcher Courtney Boyea (center) fanned 13 Panthers and walked just one in gaining the win. Carolyn Stumpf bounced in infield ground out for a fielder's choice that produced the winning run. Shelby Coleman led the Bulldogs with two hits. Sandra Martin and Emily O'Connor each doubled for Brushton-Moira.
 

NORWOOD-NORFOLK OPENS WITH 7-2 SPARK VS. WILDCATS


A Gouverneur player sneaks into second for a stolen base under the high throw against Norwood-Norfolk.  Flyers’ Paige Harvey scattered seen hits, worked around two errors, struck out five and aided her own cause with a double and a single, as the Flyers rolled past Gouverneur 7-2.   Game Gallery 

A Norwood-Norfolk batter makes line-drive contact for a single, one of just six hits for the Flyers.  Jess Harvey had two hits for the Flyers who jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first three innings, then coasted to the opening win. (Shane Laurie photo)