Canton Repeats Section Championship; Malone 2nd, Potsdam 3rd

2025 SECTION X SPRING TRACK
Final NCSN Boys Team
Standings

 
x-Canton
Tupper Lake
Potsdam
Malone
Ogdensburg
Gouverneur
Salmon River
Massena
Norwood-Norfolk
Madrid-Waddington
W-L-T   GB
  9-0-0     -
  8-1-0     1
  7-2-0     2
  7-2-0     2
  4-5-0     5
  3-6-0     5
  3-6-0     5
  2-7-0     7
  2-7-0     7
  0-9-0     9

In the Section X Championship 800 meter run, Potsdam's William Jones leads the race over Canton's Noah Gendebien. Gendebien would win the race by 0.61 seconds.  Canton boys distanced the field with 191 points, while Malone finished second with 95 points and Potsdam third at 79.  (Bob LaRue photos)

 

Section X Spring Track Championships


 2025 Section X Spring Track Champions - Canton Bears

 NCSN Boys Track & Field Scoreboard

WED.-THURS., JUNE 4-5, 2025

Section X Track Championship - at S.L.U.
Canton 191
Malone 95
Potsdam 79
Tupper Lake 79
Ogdensburg 73½
Massena 51
Salmon River 45½
Madrid-Waddington 40
Norwood-Norfolk 29
Gouverneur 18

Complete 2025 Championship Results

Canton boys distanced the field with 191 points, while Malone finished second with 95 points, and Potsdam 3rd at 79. For the Golden Bears, Noah Gendebien won the 800 and 1600 meter events. Rylan Lee-Powell won the 3200. Caleb Wilkinson captured the high jump. Owen Matthews won the long jump. Lucas Watts was the winner of the 3000 meter Steeplechase. Potsdam's Xaiden Maury won the pentathlon. For Ogdensburg, Gabe Peabody championed the 110 and 400 hurdles, along with the 400 meter Dash. Dakota Wells bested the triple jump. For Malone, Luke Schrader topped the 100 and 200 meter dashes. Tyree Hawkins of Madrid-Waddington won the discus and the shot put. And the relays, Canton won the 3200 and 1600, Malone won the 400.

 

CANTON FOUR-PEATS BOYS TRACK TITLE; MALONE 2ND


Gouverneur's Gavin McNeil fires off a 31.8 foot discuss toss.  The event was won by Madrid-Waddington's Tyree Hawkins, who also captured first place in the shot put

Potsdam's James Malit in the high jump. The event was one by Canton's Caleb Wilkinson.  (Bob LaRue photos)