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2008-'09
SECTION X BOYS Final Basketball Standings
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DIVISION W-L GB |
x-Chateaugay
Brushton-Moira
Madrid-Waddington
St. Lawrence Ctl.
St. Regis Falls
Salmon River
Parishville-Hopkint.
Colton-Pierrepont |
14-0 -
10-4 4
7-7 7
7-7 7
6-8 8
5-9 9
4-10 10
3-11 11 |
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DIV. W-L GB |
x-Massena
x-Ogdensburg
Potsdam
Malone
Canton
Gouverneur |
8-2 -
8-2 -
6-4 2
5-5 3
3-7 5
0-10 8 |
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DIVISION W-L
GB |
x-Hermon-DeKalb
Harrisville
Edwards-Knox
Heuvelton
Lisbon
Hammond
Clifton-Fine
Morristown |
14-0 -
12-2 2
7-7 7
7-7 7
7-7 7
6-8 8
3-11 11
0-14 14 |
| INDEPENDENT W-L
Pct. |
Tupper Lake
Norwood-Norfolk |
13-6 .684
8-12 .400 |
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Harrisville Turns Back Hammond 43-35 |
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Games of Week
11:
February 9-14, 2009 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
Scores |
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2009
West Division
Harrisville 43, Hammond 35
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 53, Madrid-Waddington 31
Brushton-Moira 63, Colton-Pierrepont 34
St. Regis Falls 36, St. Lawrence Central 34
Parishville-Hopkinton 46, Salmon River 29
Central Division
Canton 47, Ogdensburg 46
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 66, Harrisville 52
Lisbon 73, Morristown 41
Hammond 47, Heuvelton 38
Edwards-Knox 50, Clifton-Fine 24
Non League
Malone 56, Norwood-Norfolk 39
Massena 57, Tupper Lake 47
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2009
Central Division
Potsdam 65, Gouverneur 38
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2009
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 53, Colton-Pierrepont 44
West Division
Harrisville 59, Clifton-Fine 31
Edwards-Knox 66, Heuvelton 49
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 49, Salmon River 25
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 85, Salmon River 31
Madrid-Waddington 58, St. Regis Falls 36
St. Lawrence Central 59, Brushton-Moira 50 (OT)
Parishville-Hopkinton 55, Colton-Pierrepont 35
Central Division
Massena 71, Malone 57
Potsdam 55, Canton 39
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 61, Edwards-Knox 36
Heuvelton 57, Lisbon 55 (OT)
Clifton-Fine 49, Morristown 45
Hammond at Harrisville, ppd.
Non League
Gouverneur 47, Norwood-Norfolk 44
Ogdensburg 37, Tupper Lake 33
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CHATEAUGAY FINISHES
UNBEATEN RACING PAST M-W JACKETS 53-31 |
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Madrid-Waddington's Quinn
Shoen (40) and Chateaugay's
Andrew Gadway challenge for
the opening tip in the
regular-season finale on
Friday. (Kyle Coryea
photo)
Game Gallery
The Bulldogs' Drew Boyea
ducks inside for the layup
agains ta Madrid-Waddington
double team. Boyea
racked up 20 points and Brad
Spinner added 16 to seal the
53-31 win over the Yellow
Jackets. Shoen scored
10 points to lead M-W.
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POTSDAM SURGES IN 2ND
HALF TO TURN BACK CANTON RALLY 55-39 |
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Canton guard Morgan Elliott (10)
turns the shoulder and tries to
drive to the hoop against
Potsdam's Chris Whispell (24).
Canton gave the Sandstoners a
serious challenge into the third
quarter, trailing just 29-28,
but the Stoners' defensive
pressure minimized the Golden
Bears' scoring the rest of the
way. Scott Bartenstein led
all scorers with 21 points and Zach
Adams added 11 as Potsdam claimed a
55-39 road victory to
improve to 5-4 in the Central
Division.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Elliott tips the ball and squirts
away from Potsdam defenders Josh
Adams (41) and Paul Buchanan (10).
Canton's Mike Murray led all
scorers, generating 22 points.
Canton fell to 2-7, 7-11 overall.
Potsdam improved to 5-4, 16-4
overall.
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H-D DEMONS CLAIM AT
LEAST PART OF WEST CROWN VS. E-K COUGARS |
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Hermon-DeKalb's Jon Peters (25)
twists his way to the hoop for the
left-handed layup inside the
Edwards-Knox defense. The
Demons improved to 13-0 in the West
behind 13 points by Kory Besaw and
11 points from Clyde Shireman in a
61-36 victory over the Cougars.
The victory earned the Demons at
least a share of the 2008-'09 West
Division title.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb's Dylan Amo turns the
hip and slashes inside toward the
hoop, defended by Edwards-Knox's Ben
Rulffes (21). E-K's Simon
White and Ben Fuller sunk eight
points each.
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H-D DEMONS "RUNS THE
TABLE" & CLINCH WEST TITLE VS. PIRATES |
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Harrisville’s Trevor Stott
(33) attempts the baseline
jumper over Hermon-DeKalb’s
Chris Wentzel. The
Green Demons celebrated the
success of an unbeaten West
Division season capturing
the West title on home
court while beating
second-place Harrisville
66-52. (Mike Webb
photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Kory Besaw
(25) looks to make a pass
around a Harrisville
defender.
Harrisville's Tom Coloney
was blazing hot with 30
points, a career best.
Dylan Amo was also on fire
netting 23 points as the
Demons polished off their
first unbeaten season in 15
years. Tyler Amo added
13 points and 10 boards.
Hermon-DeKalb drew the
second seed for the Class D
playoffs behind Chateaugay
based on a point system.
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MADRID-WADDINGTON
PULLS AWAY FROM DEPLETED ST. REGIS 58-36 |
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Madrid-Waddington’s Jordan Kendall
(4) puts the ball on the floor and
attacks the basket while driving
past St. Regis Falls’ Jake Wheeler
(23). Madrid-Waddington beat the
Saints 58-36 led by Kendall’s 22
points and 11 rebounds. The Saints
were led by Jake Wheeler’s 12
points.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
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Broadcast of the Game
St. Regis Falls’ Steven Brown (4)
goes up for a shot but has it
swatted away by Madrid-Waddington’s
Steven Morgan (50). Morgan
generated 11 points and 15 boards in
his final regular-season home game
as a senior. Senior Colin
Nichol added 8.
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MASSENA AVENGES
EARLIER LOSS TO MALONE; MILLER EARNS
300TH |
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Malone's Casey Werner (23) goes for
the three-pointer at the top of the
arc as Massena's Cody Clary (23)
goes to alter the shot.
Massena avenged an earlier loss to
the Huskies with a 71-57 win at
Malone. The victory gave
Massena's Tom Miller his 300th
coaching win. (Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Massena's John-Paul (J.P.) Dumas
(11) powers up for the lay-in over
Malone's Bryce Cosgrove (4).
The senior combination of Matt Perry
and Cody Clary scored a total of 50
points - Perry 26 and Clary 24.
Brandon Aanderud dished up 14 points
for the Huskies who fell to 5-5 to
finish divisional play.
Massena improved to 8-2 to end their
Central Division regular season.
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Games of Week
10:
February 2-7, 2009 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
Scores |
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2009
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 72, Clifton-Fine 38
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 69, St. Regis Falls 43
Brushton-Moira 51, Madrid-Waddington 49
St. Lawrence Central 44, Parishville-Hopkinton 42
Colton-Pierrepont 52, Salmon River 43
Central Division
Massena 67, Ogdensburg 60
Malone 69, Gouverneur 52
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 52, Hammond 35
Harrisville 58, Lisbon 40
Heuvelton 54, Clifton-Fine 33
Edwards-Knox 59, Morristown 47
Non League
Potsdam 54, Tupper Lake 35
Canton 44, Norwood-Norfolk 37
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2009
Central Division
Canton 64, Gouverneur 57
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 54, St. Lawrence Central 50
West Division
Harrisville 58, Morristown 22
Non League
Massena 60, Indian River 43
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2009
Chateaugay 74, Brushton-Moira 67
Madrid-Waddington 47, Parishville-Hopkinton 27
St. Lawrence Central 44, Colton-Pierrepont 37
Salmon River 54, St. Regis Falls 44
Central Division
Ogdensburg 53, Potsdam 42
Massena 75, Gouverneur 46
Malone 51, Canton 46
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 61, Lisbon 60
Heuvelton 69, Morristown 31
Edwards-Knox 57, Hammond 38
Non League
Tupper Lake 52, Norwood-Norfolk 48
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2009
Non League
Alexandria Bay 56, Edwards-Knox 52
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BOUYER SOARS WITH 25
POINTS TO DELIVER O.F.A. WIN VS. POTSDAM |
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Ogdensburg's Gene Bouyer slashed
past Potsdam defenders for 25 points
on Tuesday, lifting the Blue Devils
to a 53-42 win, 8-0 in Central
Division play and clinching at least
a tie for the division title.
Only Massena has a shot at a share
of the regular season crown.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam's Chris Whispell (24)
protects his extended shot over
Ogdensburg's Mike Luckie to put down
two points for the Sandstoners.
Ogdensburg led 27-22 at the half,
but it wasn't until the final period
when they were able to gain a secure
lead against the Sandstoners.
Brandon Merna added 10 points and
Luckie pitched in five points for
O.F.A. Potsdam was led by Zach
Adams with 13 points, Scott
Bartenstein with 11 and John Coleman
with eight points.
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BATTLE OF 3-BALL:
MASSENA TOPS O.F.A. 67-60 FOR DEVILS
FIRST LOSS |
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Battle of the slashing guards:
Massena's Cody Clary (23) hangs in
the air and sweeps the ball around
O.F.A.'s Gene Bouyer (10) to drop
the shot into the net. Massena
battled back from a 12-point hole
and avenged a 25-point drubbing
earlier in the season with a 67-60
come-from-behind thriller on Senior
Night at Massena. (Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Game
Broadcast
Bouyer skies again, trying to block
Matt Perry's shot, but draws the
foul. Perry scored 13
points, while Bouyer contributed 19.
Both were trumped by 24-point
splashdowns by O.F.A.'s Owen Luckie
and Massena's Cody Clary.
Taylor Elsner also dealt 13 points
including a key three-ball in the
comeback run.
Massena's J.P. Dumas (11) and
Ogdensburg's Jared Morrow and Owen
Luckie dive on the loose ball in the
paint. After falling behind by
12 early in the third quarter, the
Raiders regrouped to trail 50-46 by
the end of the third. Massena
outscored Ogdensburg 20-11 in the
fourth period.
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Games of Week
9:
January 26-31, 2009 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
Scores |
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 59, Parishville-Hopkinton 41
Brushton-Moira 64, St. Regis Falls 54
Madrid-Waddington 52, Colton-Pierrepont 35
St. Lawrence Central 59, Salmon River 40
Central Division
Massena 54, Potsdam 53
Gouverneur at Canton, ppd. weather till 1/31
West Division
Hammond 47, Lisbon 46
Harrisville at Morristown, ppd. weather
Edwards-Knox at Heuvelton, ppd. weather
Clifton-Fine at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd. weather
Non League
Ogdensburg 56, Norwood-Norfolk 44
Tupper Lake 57, Malone 50
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 2009
Non League
Chateaugay 63, Lisbon 44
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2009
East Division
Brushton-Moira 76, St. Regis Falls 28
West Division
Harrisville 70, Clifton-Fine 22
Non League
Madrid-Waddington 45, Lisbon 40 (OT)
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2009
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 50, Salmon River 38
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 50, St. Lawrence Central 40
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FLYERS' 4TH QTR. SURGE
BEHIND STONE BROTHERS DENIES LARRIES |
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Norwood-Norfolk's Pat Durant (20)
fires up a fall-away layup to avoid
the defensive efforts of St.
Lawrence Central's Matt Aldous (11).
The N-N Flyers pulled away from the
improving Larries with an 18-9 surge
in the fourth quarter of a one-point game for a 50-40 win.
(Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk's Adam Stone and St. Lawrence Central's Cody
Kilcoyne (10) make a mad dash for the ball near the
Flyers' bench. Stone scored a game-high 19 points,
while brother Andrew added 12 points. Pat Durant and
Jared Pollock each netted eight. Kevin Logan and Rylan
Patraw scored nine points each to lead the Larries.
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COLTON-PIERREPONT
TAKES EARLY COMMAND, UPSETTING SALMON
50-38 |
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Mike Reilly
(20) reaches out to haul in the
defensive rebound against Salmon
River on Monday. Reilly led the
Colts with a career-best 23 points
as the Colts captured their second
win of the season, 50-38 over Salmon
River. William Benco led the
Shamrocks with 25 points, including
five trifectas.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Broadcast
Colton-Pierrepont’s Pat Reilly (34) knocks down the jumper
from the corner over Salmon River’s Demetri LaFrance.
Reilly scored 10 points and was a solid force on the boards
before fouling out with 4:22 left in the game.
Colton-Pierrepont raced out to a 35-9 lead early in the
third quarter, before the Shamrocks turned up the intensity
and climbed back to within seven point in the 4th quarter.
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CONTROVERSIAL BUZZER
BEATER: IN TIME? 2 OR 3? MASSENA WINS
54-53 |
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Unfortunately this shot is a bit
close-in to see, but there were two
controversies on the same shot!
With Massena leading 54-51,
Potsdam's Mike Coleman took this
shot at the buzzer, originally
called a valid three-pointer by one
official, but the second official
father away ruled the Coleman's toes
were on the line. Massena also
challenged whether the shot was even
released in time. After discussion,
the officials ruled the shot was
good, but a two-pointer for a 54-53
final. A videotape reportedly
showed Coleman's toes were not
inside the line before releasing the
shot. Potsdam indicated they
will file a complaint with the
league next week. (Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
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Broadcast of the Game
Potsdam's Zach Adams gets the
putback with two Raider defenders
challenging the shot. Adams
had nine points. Coleman led Potsdam
with 18 points, while Cody Clary
topped the Red Raiders with 15
points. Massena edged a game
ahead of teh Sandstoners in the
Central Division, after both teams
entered the game at 4-2 in league
play.
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AFTER SLUGGISH START,
BULLDOGS RACE AWAY FROM LISBON 63-44 |
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Chateaugay's Drew Boyea (23)
jets past Lisbon's Ryan
Akins (44) and avoids the
tip for the lay-in.
Chateaugay finally got
rolling midway through the
second quarter, surging away
from a 20-18 lead.
The Bulldogs won 63-44 led
by Alex Stalter’s 21
points and Brad Spinners’ 19 points,
including five 3-pointers.
Eric Dwyer also hit for 10 points,
while Boyea netted nine.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN
Broadcast
Lisbon’s Scott Lawton (42) reaches
up and snatches the rebound out of
the air over Chateaugay’s Andrew
Gadway (30). For Lisbon
(12-4), Eric Mahaffy and Brandon
Robinson each splashed 12 points.
Chateaugay is 12-3 overall.
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Games of Week 8:
January 19-24, 2009 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2009
Non League
Massena 70, Peru 51
Indian River 60, Ogdensburg Free 49
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 61, Colton-Pierrepont 25
Brushton-Moira 58, Salmon River 40
St. Regis Falls 70, Parishville-Hopkinton 61
Central Division
Ogdensburg 71, Malone 61
Massena 56, Canton 40
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 79, Morristown 47
Harrisville 63, Heuvelton 36
Lisbon 59, Edwards-Knox 57
Hammond 67, Clifton-Fine 32
Non League
Gouverneur 47, Tupper Lake 35
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2009
St. Lawrence Central 43, Madrid-Waddington 40
St. Regis Falls 49, Salmon River 37
Non League
Potsdam 63, Norwood-Norfolk 50
Malone 70, Saranac Lake 68
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2009
Non League
Brushton-Moira 54, Tupper Lake 48
MONDAY, JANUARY
19, 2009
Central Division
Massena 65, Potsdam 63
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 58, Parishville-Hopkinton 38
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COLEMAN'S 25 POINTS
BOOSTS POTSDAM TO 63-50 WIN VS. FLYERS |
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Potsdam's Chris Whispell (24) surges inside to the basket on
the fast break, ahead of
Norwood-Norfolk's Justin Perry (32).
Potsdam, behind John Coleman's
personal-best 25-point performance, beat Norwood-Norfolk 63-50.
Zach Adams added 15 points.
The Flyers countered with two hot
scorers of their own: Dwayne
Alexander posted a 24-point game,
while Adam Stone added 15. (Mike
Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Very forward: Potsdam forward Nathan
Brouwer gets in the face of
Norwood-Norfolk's big man Jarrod
Pollack, trying to disrupt any
passing attempt.
Norwood-Norfolk kept it close,
trailing just 12-10 after the first
period, but fell behind when Potsdam
opened up a 23-14 run in the second
quarter.
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ALEXANDER ON FIRE
AFTER BREAK, SCORES 23 LEADING FLYERS
VS. P-H |
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Norwood-Norfolk's Dwayne Alexander
(42) was almost unstoppable snagging
22 of his 23 points in the second half of action Monday
night at Parishville. Alexander helped to power the Flyers to a 58-38 win
over Parishville-Hopkinton in
non-league play. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Game
Gallery
Battle on the boards for the rebound between
Norwood-Norfolk's Seth Clark and Parishville-Hopkinton's
Nick Avery (25). Adam Stone also contributed 15 points
for the Flyers. Mike Bicknell led
Parishville-Hopkinton with seven points.
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CHATEAUGAY ROLLS TO
9-0 IN EAST BEATING COLTON-PIERREPONT
61-25 |
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Chateaugay's Alex Stalter (20) slices past Colton-Pierrepont
defender David Avery (24) and goes up for the layup.
The Bulldogs cruised to their ninth-straight league victory,
downing the Colts 61-25. (Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Colton Pierrepont's Noah Jenkins (10) and Chateaugay's Zach
Matthews (13) defending, bump back and forth on the way to
the hoop. Drew Boyea drained 22 points and Brad
Spinner added 12 as the Bulldogs climbed to 9-0 in the East
Division and 11-3 overall. Mike Reilly led the Colts
with 10 points. Colton-Pierrepont fell to 1-6 in the
division and 1-11 overall.
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DUMAS PUTBACK AT THE
BUZZER LIFTS MASSENA PAST POTSDAM 65-63 |
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Massena's Brady Condlin slashes
to the hoop for two points.
Condlin fired off a
three-pointer and J.P. Dumas scored on a quick put-back buzzer beater
to break a 63-63 deadlock and
secure a two-point win for the
Raiders over the Potsdam
Sandstoners in a thriller at
Massena on Monday.
Matt Perry and Cody Clary each
scored 17 points for the
victorious Raiders. Scott Bartenstein led all scorers with
23 points. Bartenstein
knotted the game 63-63 with 21 seconds remaining. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game
Gallery
Potsdam's Zach Adam's Skies to knock down the short-range
jumper sending Raiders scampering for the rebound.
Potsdam led 35-31 at the half and led for about three
quarters of the game behind Adams' hot perimeter shooting
for 15 points. Massena outscored the Sandstoners 19-12
in the final period.
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Games of Week 7:
January 12-17, 2009 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
Scores |
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2009
Non League
Tupper Lake 67, Madrid-Waddington 36
Gouverneur 48, Plattsburgh 31
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 65, St. Lawrence Central 39
Brushton-Moira 49, Parishville-Hopkinton 45
Colton-Pierrepont 35, St. Regis Falls 29
Salmon River 56, Madrid-Waddington 53
Central Division
Ogdensburg 68, Gouverneur 53
Potsdam 70, Malone 59
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 67, Heuvelton 45
Hammond 48, Morristown 38
Harrisville 60, Edwards-Knox 45
Non League
Massena 65, Norwood-Norfolk 48
Tupper Lake 62, Canton 46
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2009
West Division
Lisbon 54, Clifton-Fine 25
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 49, Parishville-Hopkinton 28
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 65, Norwood-Norfolk 58
Tupper Lake 59, St. Lawrence Central 36
MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 64, Madrid-Waddington 50
Brushton-Moira 60, Colton-Pierrepont 32
Salmon River 44, Parishville-Hopkinton 41
St. Regis Falls 48, St. Lawrence Central 37
Central Division
Ogdensburg 69, Canton 60
Potsdam 50, Gouverneur 46
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 59, Harrisville 44
Heuvelton 61, Hammond 54
Lisbon 54, Morristown 39
Edwards-Knox 57, Clifton-Fine 34
Non League
Malone 67, Saranac Lake 59
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CLARY NETS 21 POINTS,
PERRY 19 AS MASSENA TOPS NORWOOD-NORFOLK |
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Massena's Cody Clary (23) was the driving force for the
Raiders scoring 21 points against Norwood-Norfolk on Friday.
Matt Perry also scored 19 points and added 11 rebounds in
the Red Raiders' 65-48 victory. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Matt Perry (31) attempts to get a shot off
between Norwood-Norfolk’s Jared Pollock (54) and Justin
Perry (32). Pollock knocked down 10 points.
Perry scored five points. Dawayne Alexander notched 19
points to power the Flyers' attack. Massena improved
to 6-5 overall. N-N fell to 5-6.
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LAMICA'S 34 POINTS SINKS
SARANAC RED STORM IN RUN-&-GUN GAME |
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Malone's Ryan Lamica (3) drives the
baseline for the hoop during his
25-point outburst in the second half
of a run-and-gun non-league win over
Franklin County rival Saranac Lake
on Monday evening. Lamica
fired a torrid 34 points total including six
three-balls to power the Huskies.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game
Gallery
Malone's Brad Doe (44) grabs the inside position
and snares the rebound. Jake Gravel added
13 points, while Brandon Aanderud chipped in 10
points for the Franklin Academy Huskies who
improved to 7-5 overall.
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H-D DEMONS WINS BATTLE
OF UNBEATENS: PIRATES FALL 59-44 |
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Harrisville’s Tom Coloney (32)
attempts the one handed leaner
over Hermon-DeKalb’s Chris
Wentzel. The Demons hit a
torrid 20-1 streak to finish the
first quarter to open an early
21-7 lead, then fended off two
comebacks by Harrisville to
climb within four points.
However, led by Dylan Amo’s 14
points, including three
3-pointers, Hermon-DeKalb
claimed a 59-44 victory.
Jonathan Peters also added 11 points for the
Demons. Tom and
Chase Coloney each had 10
for the Pirates.
(Eric
Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Listen to
NCSN Broadcast
Hermon-DeKalb’s Tyler Amo looks to
pass the ball off to a teammate
while being guarded tightly by
Harrisville’s Carson Patnode (22).
Hermon-DeKalb captured a 59-44
victory. THe Demons stayed
perfect in the division at 7-0, 9-3 overall.
The loss forced Harrisville into its first loss
at 5-1 and 8-3 overall.
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ADAMS & BARTENSTEIN
COMBINE FOR 33 AS POTSDAM BEATS MALONE |
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Potsdam's John Coleman turns up the intensity to make a move
past Malone defender Brad Doe. Josh Adams knocked down
18 points and Scott Bartenstein added 15 as the Sandstoners
delivered a 70-59 victory on Friday. The Stoners
improved to 4-1 Central and 11-1 overall. (Mike Webb photo)
Game Gallery
Malone's Bryce Cosgrove (4) slices through Potsdam defenders
John Coleman (20) and Chris Whispell (24). Malone's
Casey Warner posted a game-best 21 points. Malone fell
to 3-3 in the Central Division and 7-5 overall.
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H-D DEMONS RECOVER TO
OVERTAKE N-N FLYERS IN 4TH QUARTER,
65-58 |
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Hermon-DeKalb's Chris Wentzel (34) powers his way inside to
the hoop against Norwood-Norfolk's Justin Perry.
Hermon-DeKalb bounced back from an eight-point halftime
deficit to beat visiting Norwood-Norfolk 65-58 in a
non-league contest on Wednesday. (Mike Webb photo)
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Gallery
Guards Adam Stone (NN) and Tyler Amo (HD) went
toe-to-toe on both ends of the floor.
Stone led alls corers with 20 points, but Amo
had 12 and Dylan Amo led the Demons with 17
points to power the win. The FLyers leapt
out to a 15-8 lead in the first quarter and
34-26 at the half. However, the Demons
recovered with a solid 17-10 third quarter
outing to trail 44-43, then polished the victory
with a 22-point performance in the fourth
quarter. Hermon-DeKalb improved to 10-3
overall, while Norwood-Norfolk fell to 5-5
overall.
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EDWARDS-KNOX FLIPS C-F
EAGLES 57-34 BEHIND SULLIVAN'S 17 PTS. |
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Edwards-Knox’s Jon Davidson (22)
puts the ball on the floor and tries
to drive past Clifton-Fine’s Andrew
Gearsbeck (3). Gearsbeck
scored 17 points for the Eagles, but was matched
by 17 from E-K's Sean Sullivan. The
Edwards-Knox Cougars vaulted past
Clifton-Fine in the West Division
standings with a 57-34 win. (Mike Webb
photo)
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Gallery
Clifton-Fine’s Tom McCormick (15) attempts the
jumper over Edwards-Knox’s David Bullock (23).
Bullock netted seven points, while McCormick
countered with five points. Edwards-Knox
improved to 3-4, while the Eagles fell to 2-4 in
the West.
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Games of Week 6:
January 5-10, 2009 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
Scores |
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 64, Salmon River 18
Brushton-Moira 81, St. Lawrence Central 45
Parishville-Hopkinton 45, Colton-Pierrepont 40
St. Regis Falls 42, Madrid-Waddington 38
Central Division
Malone 71, Massena 68 (OT)
Potsdam 62, Canton 50
West Division
Harrisville 63, Hammond 43
Hermon-DeKalb 66, Edwards-Knox 57 (OT)
Lisbon 57, Heuvelton 51
Clifton-Fine 43, Morristown 38
Non League
Watertown 49, Gouverneur 32
Tupper Lake 41, Willsboro 24
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2009
Non League
Potsdam 56, Norwood-Norfolk 51
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 2009
East Division
Chateaugay 71, St. Regis Falls 33
Madrid-Waddington 66, Brushton-Moira 45
St. Lawrence Central 45, Parishville-Hopkinton 35
Central Division
Malone 55, Gouverneur 50
Ogdensburg 56, Massena 31
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 67, Hammond 56
Harrisville 64, Lisbon 58
Heuvelton 52, Clifton-Fine 31
Edwards-Knox 64, Morristown 39
Non League
Saranac Central 59, Canton 35
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POTSDAM SURGES IN 3RD
QUARTER TO TURN BACK N-N FLYERS 56-51 |
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Norwood-Norfolk’s DaWayne
Alexander reaches in and swipes
the ball away from Potsdam’s
Scott Bartenstein.
Alexander led all scorers with 21 points and
brought the Flyers back to within three points
in the closing seconds. Bartenstein
contributed 13 points for the Sandstoners who
surged 18-10 in the third quarter after only
establishing a two-point lead at the half.
Potsdam held on for a
56-51 in a non-league contest at
Norfolk. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game
Gallery
Potsdam’s Chris Whispell (24) goes up for the
layup in traffic between Norwood-Norfolk’s Adam
Stone and Pat Sassone. Whispell scored 12
points. Stone had 15 points. Zach
Adams led Potsdam with 16 points. The
Flyers had a chance to tie the game in the
closing minute while down three points, but lost
the ball on a traveling call at midcourt.
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BOYEA BURIES 17 AS
CHATEAUGAY DEFEATS ST. REGIS FALLS 71-33 |
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St. Regis Falls Devin Furnace (20)
takes the contested jumper over Brad
Spinner (11) as part of
nine-point game. However,
Chateaugay beat St. Regis. Falls
71-33 to stay one-game ahead at the
top of the East Division.
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Gallery
Chateaugay's Drew Boyea (23) gets the layup
while being surrounded by St. Regis Falls
defenders for two of his 17-points. Boyea
also snagged 11 rebounds. Brad Spinner
added 11 points. Eli Franze chipped in 15
points. For the second game in a row,
Billy LaBounty led the Saints with 10.
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LAMICA LEADS TEAM
EFFORT TO NIP MASSENA IN OVERTIME 71-68 |
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Malone’s Bryce Cosgrove (4) gets the steal and
lays the ball in for the bucket after slashing
past Massena’s Taylor Elsner
(13). Malone bounced back
from an 11-point hole in the
third quarter to take the lead
early in the fourth frame.
After a seesaw struggle it took a
pair of free throws from
Massena's Brady Condlin with
0:03 left to tie the game 66-66
at the end of regulation.
Malone outlasted Massena 71-68
in overtime.
(Eric Foote
photo)
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Malone’s Jake Gravel (10) attempts a jump shot
over Massena’s John-Paul Dumas (11).
Malone's Ryan Lamica scored a game-high 23 points.
Casey Warner added 13 in the win.
Massena was led by Cody Clary's 16
points and Matt Perry's 15.
Jared Heder made a key steal and two clutch free
throws late in the game. Ryan Lamica
splashed a three-ball to open overtime 69-66.
Cody Clary countered with an inside jumper.
Lamica polished off the game with two three
throws in the final 20 seconds.
(Eric Foote photo)
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DEMONS OUTDUEL DEVILS
TO STAY UNBEATEN IN WEST DIVISION 67-56 |
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Hammond’s Ian Mann leans in with a one handed
shot through the defense of Hermon-DeKalb’s Kory Besaw and Chris Wentzel.
Hermon-DeKalb turned back
Hammond surges in the first and
third quarters and went on the
beat the Red Devils 67-56 in a
West Division matchup. The
win kept the Demons unbeaten at
5-0 atop the West Division.
The Demons were led by Clyde
Shireman’s 15 points while
Hammond was led by Ian Mann’s 18
points. (Eric Foote photo)
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Dylan Amo (5) goes up for the
shot with some contact coming from Hammond’s Ian
Mann (34). Tyler Amo netted 10 points and
collected 13 rebounds. Shireman also had
10 boards. Besaw splashed 11 points.
Hammond's Dan Ceresoli also scored 17 points.
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Games of Week 5:
Dec. 29, 2008-Jan. 3, 2009 |
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2008-2009
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 2009
Heather Provost Tournament in St. Regis Falls
Saranac Lake 69, St. Regis Falls 40 (consolation)
Norwood-Norfolk 49, Parishville-Hopkinton 37
(championship)
Non League
Ogdensburg 60, Indian River 58
Carthage 66, Canton 56
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 2009
Heather Provost Tournament in St. Regis Falls
Norwood-Norfolk 67, Saranac Lake 57 (semifinal)
Parishville-Hopkinton 58, St. Regis Falls 50
(semifinal)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2008
Al Gutterson Tournament in Heuvelton
Heuvelton 47, Hammond 36 (consolation)
Tupper Lake 44, Lisbon 43 (championship)
Section X vs. Section X Challenge
Ogdensburg 64, Saranac 43
Seton Catholic 54, Madrid-Waddington 39
Plattsburgh 82, Brushton-Moira 67
Moriah 56, St. Lawrence Central 44
Malone 63, Peru 52
Gouverneur 48, Beekmantown 43
Non League
Camden 70, Morristown 54
Belleville-Henderson 72, Hermon-DeKalb 61
MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2008
Al Gutterson Tournament in Heuvelton
Lisbon 55, Hammond 45 (semifinal)
Tupper Lake 59, Heuvelton 55 (semifinal)
Non League
Potsdam 75, Edwards-Knox 31
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HUSKIES ON THE RUN:
MALONE RACES PAST PERU IN 63-52 VICTORY |
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Peru Coach Matt Perry
frantically directs traffic as
Malone's Jared Hedon races past
the Indians Dan Caron (10) en
route to another fast-break
basket. The Huskies used
their speed game to grab quick
command of the game, en route to
a 63-52 win in the Section X vs.
Section VII Challenge at SUNY
Potsdam on Tuesday. Hedon
collected five points.
Ryan Lamica finished with 18
points and Casey Warner with 15
to lead the Huskies. the
two sections split the day's
games 3-3. (Eric Meacham
photo)
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Gallery
NCSN Game Broadcast
Peru's Ben Whitley (5) slashes along the
baseline and to the hoop against Malone's Ryan
Lamica (3). Peru's Robert Duquette and
Julius Baretto both led the way with 15 points.
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GOUVERNEUR WILDCATS TURN
BACK
BEEKMANTOWN SURGE 48-43 |
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Gouverneur's Derek Gordon (33) gets
a hand up to challenge the shot from
Beekmantown Devon Anderson (42).
The Wildcats turned back the Eagles'
second-half surge from a 15-point
deficit to win 48-43 in the Section
X vs. Section VII Challenge at SUNY
Potsdam. (Dan Bisaccio photo)
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Gouverneur's Lee French reverses the ball
against Beekmantown defenders Devon Anderson
(42) and Kyle LaDieu (10). Tyler Davis led
the Wildcats with 17 points as Gouverneur
improved its record over .500 at 5-4.
LaDieu led Beekmantown with 14 points.
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TUPPER LAKE WINS TWO
HEART-STOPPERS TO WIN HEUVELTON TRNT. |
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Heuvelton’s Aaron Pierce (20) goes up for the
lay in after driving past Tupper Lake’s Hayden LaMere (21).In the
Heuvelton-Al Gutterson Memorial
Tournament, Merrihew came alive
in the second half with 16
points total. Pierce
contributed six points for the
Bulldogs. Tupper's Jacob
Klossner led all scorers with 23
points to carry the Lumberjacks
to a 59-55 win. Chris Clark
added six points. However,
Bryant Shipman turned the tide
for the Lumberjacks, breaking a
48-48 tie with his only five
points of the game, including a
three-ball. Heuvelton was
led by David Putman’s 19 points.
Andrew Ross added 13.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Heuvelton’s Tom Blackburn (42)
battles for the rebound with Tupper
Lake’s Jim Merrihew (32).
Blackburn scored six points for the
Bulldogs. Merrihew had only
two points but provided key assists
and leadership from the point
position.
Championship: Hayden Lamere knocked down
a put back at the final buzzer to launch the
Lumberjacks into celebration in a heartstopping
44-43 victory ovcer Lisbon in the title game.
Lamere led the scoring with 14 points, while
Eric Mehaffy led the Golden Knights with 13
points.
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LISBON ADVANCES 59-55
AGAINST HAMMOND IN GUTTERSON
SEMIFINAL |
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Lisbon’s Brandon Robinson (22) snatches the
rebound with strong position inside Hammond’s
John Noble (11). Lisbon turned back
Hammond's second-half surge to win their
semi-final in the Al Gutterson Memorial Tourney
at Heuvelton 55-45.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
NCSN
Broadcast
Hammond’s Dan Ceresoli (15) goes up
for the layin over Lisbon’s Eric
Mehaffey (24). Lisbon was led by
Josh Crawford’s 18 points in a 55-45
win, while Hammond was led by Griff
Stark-Ennis with 16 points in the
Heuvelton semifinals.
Consolation:
David Putman scored 11
points and Sean Kelly added
nine as Heuvelton captured
the consolation game 47-36.
Griff Stark-Ennis delivered
10 points to lead the Red
Devils.
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NORWOOD-NORFOLK
CAPTURES PROVOST TOURNEY TITLE VS. P-H |
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Parishville-Hopkinton's Eric Zellweger (30)
slashes into the lane against Norwood-Norfolk
defenders Jesse Williams (10), Seth Clark (30)
and Jared Pollock (54). The Flyers broke
from a 16-16 deadlock in the second quarter with
an 18-2 run that led to a 49-37 victory over the
Panthers in the St. Regis Falls-Heather Provost
Tournament. N-N's Justin Perry was named
MVP, with N-N's Adam Stone and P-H's Mike
Bicknell as All Tournament. (Chris Wilson
photo)
Game
Gallery
NCSN
Game Broadcast
Tournament MVP Justin Perry (32) reverses a
layup against Parishville-Hopkinton's Dan
Gilbert. Adam Stone buried 13 points,
while Jarod Pollock added eight points to lead
the Flyers. Gilbert let the Panthers with
eight points.
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BURPOE, McDONOUGH LEAD
STORM PAST ST. REGIS IN CONSOLATION |
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Saranac Lake's Steve Burpoe (32) skies over St.
Regis Falls defender Taylor Artus (00) for the
short jumper. Saranac Lake quickly jumped
to a 14-2 lead before the Saints could slow the
Red Storm attack in the consolation contest at
the St. Regis Falls-Heather Provost Tournament.
The Red Storm prevailed 69-40. SRF's Billy
LaBounty and Saranac Lake's Connor Gauck were
named to the All Tournament Team.
(Chris Wilson photo)
Game
Gallery
NCSN
Game Broadcast
St. Regis Falls' Billy LaBounty (32) reverses a
layup inside the Saranac Lake defense for two
points. LaBounty topped the Saints'
scoresheet with 13 points. Burpoe splashed
16 points, while Austin McDonough added 15 to
the Red Storm.
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ST. LAWRENCE CENTRAL
BATTLES BACK, BUT FALLS SHORT TO MORIAH |
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St. Lawrence Central forward Mike Frohm (42)
battles his way inside
against Moriah defender Jim
Carlson to notch the hoop.
The Larries edged out to a
25-23 lead just before the
half, but Moriah took
command early in the third
quarter to post a 56-44 win
in the Section X vs. Section
VII Challenge at
Potsdam.
(Quinn Patraw photo)
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Gallery
NCSN
Broadcast
Carlson notched nine points of his own behind a
game-high
14 points from Hayden Whalen. Cody
Kilcoyne led the
St. Lawrence Larries with 11 points.
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PLATTSBURGH PRESS
STYMIES BRUSHTON-MOIRA IN 82-67 WIN |
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Plattsburgh's Trey Givens fights his
way to the hoop past Brushton-Moira
defender Tim Tudor (23). The
Panthers struggled against
Plattsburgh's full-court pressure
defense during the first half,
digging a 15-point hole, then surged
back to within three points before
bowing 82-67. (Dan Bisaccio
photo)
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Gallery
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Brushton-Moira's Josh Sevey arcs the "J" over
Plattsburgh defender Jordan Knight (2) during
first-half action en route to a game-best
26-point performance. Kyle Knight led the
Hornets with 26 points, including 10 from the
charity line, while teammate Kyle LaPoint
dropped in 16 points.
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SETON CATHOLIC SLIPS
PAST MADRID-WADDINGTON JACKETS 54-39 |
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Seton Catholic's Kyle Kirby twists and battles his way to the hoop
against the Madrid-Waddington
double-team from Collin Nichol (5)
and Kody Sharlow (12) under the
basket. Seton Catholic upended
Madrid-Waddington 54-39 in the
Section X vs. Section VII Challenge
at Potsdam. (Bob LaRue photo)
Madrid-Waddington's Zach Marcellus (20) dives on
the ball spotting a fumble in the backcourt
against Seton Catholic. Tanner LeCuyer and
Alex Fregeau each netted 13 points for the
Knights, while Quinn Shoen led the Yellow
Jackets with 12.
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Games of Week
4:
December 22-31, 2008 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2008
Morristown Holiday Tournament
Hammond 68, Morristown 39 (consolation)
LaFargeville 71, Alexandria Bay 47 (championship)
Burkman Holiday Classic at Canton
Edwards-Knox 50, Colton-Pierrepont 27 (consolation)
Canton 38, Hermon-DeKalb 26 (championship)
Lake George Tournament
Chateaugay 52, Cambridge 48 (consolation)
Section X-VII Challenge
Moriah 54, Madrid-Waddington 41
Gouverneur 53, Plattsburgh 42
Ogdensburg 53, Peru 40
Seton Catholic 49, St. Lawrence Central 43
Saranac Central 71, Malone 54
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2008
Burkman Holiday Classic at Canton
Hermon-DeKalb 76, Colton-Pierrepont 32 (semifinal)
Canton 50, Edwards-Knox 27 (semifinal)
Morristown Tournament
LaFargeville 71, Hammond 54 (semifinal)
Alexandria Bay 58, Morristown 24 (semifinal)
Lake George Tournament
Ticonderoga 43, Chateaugay 41 (semifinal)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2008
Sackets Harbor Tournament
Thousand Islands 55, Harrisville 49 (championship)
MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 59, Brushton-Moira 40
Madrid-Waddington 47, Parishville-Hopkinton 42
Central Division
Ogdensburg 50, Potsdam 48
Massena 55, Gouverneur 38
Malone 66, Canton 57
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 57. Lisbon 49
Heuvelton 53, Morristown 28
Hammond 52, Edwards-Knox 34
Non League
Tupper Lake 57, Norwood-Norfolk 38
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OGDENSBURG REPELS
POTSDAM'S LATE SURGE TO PULL OFF 50-48
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Ogdensburg's Gene Bouyer (10)
wards off an attempt by
Potsdam's Zach Adams to tip away
the basketball on a drive to the
hoop. Potsdam bounced back
from a 17-point second quarter
deficit to tie, but Bouyer's 21
points, six boards and three blocks led
Ogdensburg to a thrilling 50-48
win in a classic rivalry.
O.F.A. stayed unbeaten in the Central
Division at 3-0.
(Zach
Main photo)
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Gallery
NCSN
Broadcast
Potsdam's John Coleman sinks the 15-foot jumper
over Ogdensburg's Owen Luckie (11). The
Sandstoners' comeback was powered by 13 points
each from Zach Adams and Scott Bartenstein,
which Adams added eight rebounds. Potsdam
suffered its first defeat, falling to 1-1, 7-1
overall. O.F.A.'s Jared Morrow stepped up
to score 12 points.
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CANTON TAKES BURKMAN
SEMIFINAL OVER EDWARDS-KNOX 50-27 |
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Canton's Mike Murray (11) takes the fall-away jumper against
Edwards-Knox defender David Bullock (23). Bullock led
the Cougars with six points. Murray led all
scorers with 21 points, while Adam LaQuier
pitched in 10 points as Canton
jumped to a quick 13-5 lead through the first quarter.
The Bears
dominated on defense for a 50-27 win in the semifinals
of the Burkman Classic Holiday Tournament. (Mike Webb
photo)
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Edwards-Knox's Jon Davison is guarded tightly by
Canton's Morgan Elliott (10) during third
quarter play.
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CHATEAUGAY PREVAILS IN
GAME OF EAST UNBEATENS, TOPPING B-M |
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Chateaugay's Brad Spinner (11) goes
up high for the lay in for two of
his game high 15 points cutting
between Brushton- Moira's Dylan
Martin (25) and Justin Supernault
(10). Spinner drained four
three-pointers, notching 15 points for the game.
Drew Boyea collected 11 points as the Bulldogs
ran out to a 34-11 lead by the half. Chateaugay stayed
unbeaten with a
59-40 win over Brushton-Moira. (Coryea
photo)
Game
Gallery
Brushton-Moira's Mike Beach (35) has the flying
leaner to the basket. The Panthers were
led by Dylan Martin's 10 points. The
Panthers fell to 2-1 in the East Division, 3-3
overall. Chateaugay improved to 3-0 in the
East and 4-2 overall.
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LAFARGEVILLE RUNS AWAY
FROM ALEXANDRIA BAY FOR TITLE 71-47 |
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LaFargeville’s Brandon Davis skies and snatches
the rebound inside Alexandria Bay’s Vincent
Hoover. Davis, with 16 points and eight
rebounds, was named MVP of the Morristown
Holiday Basketball Tournament, in leading the
Red Knights to a 71-47 win in the title game.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Alex Bay’s Thomas Hayes (22) knocks down a
jumper before a LaFargeville defender could get
to him. Hayes scored a game-high 25
points, while Vincent Hoover netted 11 points.
Josh Owens delivered 13 points and 10 rebounds
for LaFargeville. Mitchell Robinson came
off the bench to knock down 10 points in the
final three minutes of the game.
Morristown Tournament Awards - All Tourney Team
Champion LaFargeville's Brandon Davis (11) MVP
and Josh Owens (40), Alexandria's Vincent
Hoover, Hammond's Griff Stark-Ennis and
Morristown's Will Griffith (missing).
North Country SportsNet Sportsmanship: Ghosts'
William Spencer, Knights' Garrett Robbins,
Rockets' Jeff King and Devils' Dan Ceresoli
(missing).
Morristown Junior Varsity Boys Basketball
All-Tournament Team award winners and (in front0
North Country SportsNet Sportsmanship award
winners. Alexandria Bay fended off
second-half surges by LaFargeville to capture
the JV Tournament title. Morristown won
consolation.
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STARK-ENNIS LEADS
HAMMOND VS. ROCKETS IN CONSOLATION 68-39 |
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Morristown’s Conor Learn (11) draws the double
team from Hammond’s James Sheridan (25) and
Griff Stark-Ennis (31). Hammond turned up
the defensive head, while Stark-Ennis scored a
game-high 24 points and Sheridan added eight in
leading Hammond to a 68-39 win in the
consolation of the Morristown Tournament.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Gallery
Hammond’s Ian Mann (34) reaches out with one
hand and brings in the rebound. Mann
scored 12 points to aid Hammond's cause, while
Ryan Peretta threw down 13 points for the
Morristown Green Rockets.
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H-D SPEED DEMONS RACE
PAST COLTS IN BURKMAN CLASSIC SEMI |
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Hermon-DeKalb's Richie Martin
(14) races upcourt from the
outlet pass against
Colton-Pierrepont. The
Demons burned the C-P Colts
76-32 in the semifinal round of
the Burkman Classic Holiday
Tournament at Canton on Friday. Kory Besaw
netted 13 points, six rebounds and four assists
to lead the Demons to the win. Brandon
Rust had 12 points and Jonathan Peters added 11
for the winners. Alex Ensby led the Colts
with 12 points. (Mike Webb photo)
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Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb's Chris Wentzel (34) tries to pass
out of the trap from Colton-Pierrepont's Patrick
Reilly and Noah Jenkins.
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H-D DEMONS STAY UNBEATEN ATOP WEST
BEATING LISBON 57-49 |
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Clyde Shireman (24) attempts the
jumper over Lisbon’s Ryan Akins (44).
Shireman buried 18 points to lead the Demons.
Ryan Akins led Lisbon with 14 points. Hermon-DeKalb stayed unbeaten atop the West Division
(4-0) with a 57-49 win at Lisbon. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Jonathan Peters (23) powers up
and knocks down the leaner over Lisbon’s Ben
Abbrid (34). Peters contributed 14 points
for the Demons (4-0, 5-1 overall). The
Demons broke away from a 13-13 tie after the
first quarter, led 29-25 at the half and began
to slip away with a 16-12 third qtr.
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Games of Week 3:
December 15-20, 2008 |
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2008
Jefferson Community College Shootout
General Brown 65, Heuvelton 43
Belleville-Henderson 60, Lisbon 30
Sackets Harbor Tournament
Harrisville 51, Sackets Harbor 46 (semifinal)
Non League
Massena 57, Peru 44
Carthage 59, Canton 46
Tupper Lake 57, Willsboro 44
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 56, Colton-Pierrepont 42
Central Division
Canton 48, Gouverneur 40
West Division
Harrisville 65, Morristown 38
Hermon-DeKalb 87, Clifton-Fine 50
Lisbon 58, Hammond 51
Heuvelton 58, Edwards-Knox 52
Non League
Ogdensburg 59, Kingston-Notre Dame 46
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2008
Non League
Salmon River 60, Norwood-Norfolk 55
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 55, Colton-Pierrepont 34
Brushton-Moira 70, Salmon River 65
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 43, St. Regis Falls 39
Central Division
Massena 64, Canton 40
Ogdensburg 64, Malone 48
West Division
Harrisville 54, Heuvelton 49
Hermon-DeKalb 76, Morristown 46
Clifton-Fine 49, Hammond 48
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CARTHAGE SURGES IN 2ND
HALF TO BEAT CANTON GOLDEN BEARS 59-46 |
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Canton’s Adam LaQuier scoops up the loose ball
while a Carthage player reaches in in an
attempted to strip away the ball. The
Carthage Comets broke from a one-point halftime
lead to turn back the Canton Golden Bears 59-46
in a non-league contest on Saturday. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Canton’s Brandon Bartley (4) sprints up floor
on the fast break with a Carthage player in
pursuit.
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BOUYER'S 20 LEADS BLUE
DEVILS PAST MALONE HUSKIES 64-48 |
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Malone's Brad Doe (44) makes
the close-range shot while
he is being hounded by O.F.A.'s Brandon Merna (30)
for the basket. The
Blue Devils gained their
second win of the season in
a
64-48 triumph.
(K. Coryea photo)
Game
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Ogdensburg's Gene Bouyer (10) wins the opening
tip over Malone's Brandon Aanderud (12).
Bouyea fired up 20 points, while David Crowder
added 12 points and and Jared Morrow
pitched in 10 more to power the Blue Devils
(2-0, 3-2 overall) to the win. Jake Gravel
notched 17 points to lead the Huskies.
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BEHIND McCORMICK, GEARSBECK & SOVA |
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SportsNet
A strong second-quarter
surge lifted Clifton-Fine to a 31-26 halftime
lead, but the Eagles had to hang on for a 48-47
victory over the Hammond Red Devils on Monday.
Hammond jumped out to a 16-10 advantage in after
the first quarter, but the Eagles – led by Tom
McCormick’s team-best 15 points and 11 boards –
found the shooting touch in the second frame,
outscoring the Devils 21-10. Hammond edged back
within a point, 41-40 at the end of the third
quarter. However, the Eagles hung on for their
first league win, squar5ing their record at 1-1,
with an additional 14 points and five assists
from junior guard Andrew Gearsbeck and another
14 points from Ken Sova. Ian Mann led all
scorers with 16 points for the Red Devils who
fell to 1-1 and 2-2 overall.
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MASSENA DEFLECTS
PERU'S LATE SURGE 57-44; CLARY
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Peru's Logan LaForest tries to make a pass while
sandwiched by Massena's Matt Jenack (5) and
Brady Condlin. Massena fended off a
fourth-quarter surge by the Indians in turning
in a 57-44 win in a non-league game Saturday.
Cody Clary posted a game-best 23 points for the
Raiders. Robert Duquette sunk 16 points to
lead Peru. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game
Gallery
Massena's Taylor Elsner gets good ups on the "J"
and sinks two of his nine points between Peru's
Logan LaForest and Robert Duquette (34).
LaForest scored four points. J.P. Dumas
also netted 11 points for the Raiders.
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HEUVELTON PULLS AWAY
IN 4TH QTR. TO DROP EDWARDS-KNOX 58-52 |
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Heuvelton's Tom Blackburn (gold)
gets the putback against
Edwards-Knox defenders Jon
Corbine and Pat Davison.
Blackburn netted 14 points to
lead Heuvelton. After the Bulldogs led by a point
after the first three quarters
45-44, the Cougars went cold
from the field and the Bulldogs
took advantage to build a
10-point lead in the final
quarter. Heuvelton pulled
off its first win of the season
58-52.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
NCSN
Broadcast
Edwards-Knox's Sean Sullivan scoots his way
backdoor on the Heuvelton defense to score a
second-quarter bucket. E-K forward Simon
White dropped in 15 points to lead all scorers.
For Heuvelton, David Putman also netted 13
points, while Sean Kelly dished up 12 points.
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MASSENA SURGES PAST
CANTON IN SEASON OPENER BEHIND PERRY'S
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Canton’s Mike Murray (11) looks for space under
the hoop for a shot, Murray led all scores with
22 points on the night in a 64-40 loss for the
Bears against Massena. The Red Raiders
broke away from the Golden Bears during the
second quarter of play, opening a 19-point lead.
The Bears crawled back within 11 points, but the
Bears could not capitalize further while the
Raiders went cold in the third period.
Massena won 64-40. (Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
NCSN Broadcast
Over a Canton defender, Massena’s Matt Perry
(31) gets the fingerroll to fall . Perry
led the Raiders with 19 points. Cody Clary
added 18 for the Radiers (1-0, 3-3 overall).
Mike Murray of Canton led all scorers with 20
points. Canton fell to 0-1 in league play
and 2-2 overall.
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Games of Week 3:
December 8-13, 2008 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2008
Non League
Massena 77, Carthage 53
Parishville-Hopkinton 52, Clifton-Fine 38
Potsdam 83, Salmon River 26
Tupper Lake 58, Colton-Pierrepont 28
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 71, St. Lawrence Central 47
Central Division
Ogdensburg 58, Gouverneur 46
West Division
Lisbon 56, Clifton-Fine 35
Non League
Brushton-Moira 69, Norwood-Norfolk 65
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 69, Parishville-Hopkinton 55
Salmon River 62, Madrid-Waddington 49
St. Regis Falls 44, Colton-Pierrepont 42
Central Division
Potsdam 77, Malone 45
West Division
Harrisville 60, Edwards-Knox 57
Hammond 56, Morristown 49
Hermon-DeKalb 71, Heuvelton 49
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2008
Non League
Alexandria Bay 67, Edwards-Knox 64 (OT)
Parishville-Hopkinton 37, Clifton-Fine 29
Norwood-Norfolk 56, Colton-Pierrepont 27
Tupper Lake 61, Brushton-Moira 51
Gouverneur 55, Harrisville 51
Alexandria Bay 67, Edwards-Knox 64 (OT)
Immaculate Heart 71, Hermon-DeKalb 62
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POTSDAM JETS PAST
SALMON RIVER 83-26 IN NON-LEAGUE MATCHUP |
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Leading scorers: Salmon River's William Benko
(24) leaps out in an attempt to disrupt the shot
of Potsdam's Scott Bartenstein. Benko
scored 13 points for the Shamrocks.
Bartenstein had 16, behind 17 points from Zach
Adams. The Sandstoners jumped to a 17-0
lead before the Shamrocks hit their first three
buckets, all three-balls. Potsdam's depth
proved too much for the Shamrocks in a
dominating 83-26 victory in a matchup of Class B
teams. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River's Dan Gerow (4) skies to get a
piece of the shot from Potsdam's Dan Brouwer
(52). John Coleman splashed 16 points for
the Sandstoners who improved to 7-0 overall.
Salmon River fell to 1-3 overall.
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BARTENSTEIN'S 31 LEADS
POTSDAM ROMP OVER MALONE HUSKIES 77-45 |
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Potsdam's John Coleman (420) takes
in for two points as Malone's Jake
Gravel looks from behind.
Potsdam defeated Malone 77-45 in the
lone Central Division game to open
the regular season. (Kyle
Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam's Chris Whispell (blue)
rises for the shot over Malone
defenders Cory Prairie (24) and Brad
Doe (44). Scott Bartenstein
notched a career-best 31 points,
while Zach Adams chimed in with 18
and John Coleman 17 points as the
Sandstoners rocked the Huskies.
Brandon Aanderud led Malone with 15
points.
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E-K COUGARS SURGE
FALLS SHORT TO ALEX BAY IN OVERTIME
67-64 |
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Edwards-Knox’s Taylor Davis
(45) goes up for the lay up
but drew the foul when
hacked on the arm by Alex
Bay’s Delvon Bullock (24).
The Purple Ghosts led 34-20
at the half. A
second-half surge by the E-K
Cougars came up just short
in a 67-64 overtime loss.
Tom Hayes netted 24 points
for the Ghosts. Simon
White and Dan Corbine, who
nailed a late field goal to
force the game into
overtime, wrapped up 13
points each for the Cougars.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Jon Corbine
slashes past the Purple
Ghost defense and by Shane
Davis (25) for the lay in.
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P-H PANTHERS RIDE
1ST-HALF SURGE TO TURN BACK C-F EAGLES
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Parishville-Hopkinton’s Dan Gilbert (23) grabs
an offensive rebound and has the put-back for
the easy basket. Gilbert scored 16 points
to guide the Panthers to a 52-38 interdivisional
win over Clifton-Fine on Saturday morning.
Titus Hammill added 10 points for the Panthers
who are 3-1 overall.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Game Broadcast
Clifton-Fine’s Tom McCormick (15) goes up for
the jumper after getting past
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Eric Zelweger (30).
McCormick scored 11 points. Ken Sova with
13 points led the Eagles who outscored the
Panthers 23-22 after the half.
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CHATEAUGAY CELEBRATES
STATE TITLE, THEN BEATS LARRIES 71-49 |
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In pre-game ceremonies, the New York State Class
D Championship banner was raised to the rafters
in the high school gymnasium by Chateaugay
Bulldogs' Coach Ron Boyea. All 14 players
from last year's championship team were on hand
for the raising ceremony in front of a large
crowd. Chateaugay became the first boys
team in Section X to win a state title last
March. Alumni Jordan Rankin and Ryan Helm
are shown bringing the banner into the gym.
Chateaugay's Eric Dwyer (15) makes a strong and
extended more to the basket while protecting the
ball from St. Lawrence Central's Cody Kilcoyne
(10). Drew Boyea pounded home 28 pounds,
while Brad Spinner and Alex Stalter each chipped
in 12 points to power the Bulldogs to a 71-49
win. Kilcoyne had nine points to lead the
Larries. (K.Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Chateaugay's Brad Spinner slices through four
St. Lawrence defenders for the basket on his way
to a 12-point night.
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3 DEMONS ROLL
DOUBLE-DIGITS IN HERMON-DEKALB WIN VS.
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Heuvelton's David Putman (22)
slips into the slot to take a shot on
Hermon-DeKalb's Clyde Shireman (24). The
H-D Green Demons dominated on defense, jumping
out to a quick 12-point lead, despite 19
first-half fouls. Hermon-DeKalb rolled to
a 71-49 win in the West Division opener.
Three players led the Demons with double-digit
scoring. Jon Peters collected 12 points and 10
rebounds. Dylan Amo scored 13 points and
Shireman added 10 points. (Mike Webb
photo)
Game Gallery
Heuvelton's Sean Kelly (10) tries to split a
intense Hermon-DeKalb defense between Josh
Street and Tyler Amo.
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Games of Weeks 1-2:
Nov. 24-Dec. 6, 2008 |
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2008-2009
Section X Boys Basketball
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2008
West Division
Edwards-Knox 62, Lisbon 50
Harrisville Tournament
Hammond 52, Colton-Pierrepont 37 (consolation)
Harrisville 59, Copenhagen 40 (championship)
Non League
Potsdam 93, St. Lawrence Central 42
Indian River 71, Massena 61
Immaculate Heart Tipoff Tournament
Hermon-DeKalb 69, LaFargeville 58
Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament
Hudson Valley 66, Ogdensburg 51
Greenwich 56, Malone 52
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2008
Harrisville Tournament
Harrisville 58, Colton-Pierrepont 28 (semifinal)
Copenhagen 59, Hammond 47 (semifinal)
Non League
Lisbon 47, Madrid-Waddington 38
South Glens Falls 52, Ogdensburg 43
Malone 68, Corinth 50
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2008
Non League
Potsdam 94, Brushton-Moira 50
Canton 46, Heuvelton 38
Watertown 57, Gouverneur 44
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2008
John Dineen Tournament at Madrid-Waddington
Tupper Lake 45, St. Lawrence Central 27 (consolation)
Norwood-Norfolk 64, Madrid-Waddington 44 (championship)
Non League
Carthage 59, Massena 58
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2008
Non League
Parishville-Hopkinton 50, Morristown 46
St. Regis Falls 60, Clifton-Fine 29
Saranac Central 69, Chateaugay 61
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2008
John Dineen Tournament at Madrid-Waddington
Madrid-Waddington 60, St. Lawrence Central 38 (semifinal)
Norwood-Norfolk 53, Tupper Lake 48 (semifinal)
Non League
Potsdam 59, Heuvelton 36
Gouverneur 55, Carthage 48
Harrisville 77, Beaver River 59
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29,
2008
Northern Adirondack Bobcat Tournament
Chateaugay 64, Northern Adirondack 39 (consolation)
Northeastern Clinton 63, Malone 50 (championship)
Watervliet Tournament
Tamarac 47, Canton 43 (championship)
Vernon-Verona-Sherill Tournament
Massena 83, Cardinal O'Hara of Buffalo 64
(consolation)
Non League
Potsdam 73, Salmon River 33
Ogdensburg 51, Plattsburgh 45
Belleville-Henderson 68, Heuvelton 60
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2008
Northern Adirondack Bobcat Tournament
Malone 68, Chateaugay 58 (semifinal)
Vernon-Verona-Sherill Tournament
Nottingham 56, Massena 52 (semifinal)
Watervliet Tournament
Canton 49, Watervliet 41
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2008
Non League
St. Regis Falls 45, Morristown 29
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2008
Non-League
Gouverneur 77, Salmon River 58
Tupper Lake 60, St. Regis Falls 27
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2008
Non League
Potsdam 83, Edwards-Knox 30
St. Regis Falls 56, Clifton-Fine 39
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2008
Non League
Belleville-Henderson 82, Morristown 41
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POTSDAM OUTRUNS AND
OUTGUNS HEUVELTON 59-36 IN NON-LEAGUER |
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Potsdam’s Zach Adams (44) pulls up and knocks
down the jumper over Heuvelton’s Allen Ashley
(33). Potsdam continued to dominate the
preseason non-league circuit, outrunning the
Bulldogs to a 59-36 win. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game
Gallery
Potsdam's Chris Whispell scored 17 points, Scott
Bartenstein flipped in 15 points and John
Coleman added 11 more to lead the Sandstoners
(3-0). David Putman had a team-best 16
points to counter for the Bulldogs.
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NORWOOD-NORFOLK
OUTLASTS TUPPER LAKE IN SEMIFINAL 53-48 |
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Norwood-Norfolk's Jesse Williams tightly defends
Tupper Lake's Bryant Shipman (22). The
Flyers bounced back from a five-point deficit in
the second quarter, led by a pair of buckets
from Williams just before the end of the third
quarter. Williams scored six points, while
Shipman provided nine points for the Jacks.
Norwood-Norfolk parlayed a
two-point halftime lead into a
53-48 win over the Lumberjacks
in a seesaw battle in the
semifinals of the John Dineen
Memorial Basketball Tournament
at Madrid-Waddington.
North Country SportsNet will
broadcast the championship game
with the Flyers vs.
Madrid-Waddington on Wednesday,
7:30 p.m. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game
Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk's Pat Durant fires a shot over a
Tupper Lake defender. Durant and Jared
Pollack each knocked down 10 points. Adam
Stone netted a game-high 16 points for the
Flyers. Tupper Lake was led by Hayden
Lamere with 14 points, while Jacob Klossner
chalked up 13 points.
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MADRID-WADDINGTON
JUMPS OUT QUICKLY ON LARRIES IN 60-38
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Madrid-Waddington's Jordan Kendall reaches
inside to steal the basketball away in a
double-team against St. Lawrence Central's Ryan
Cole. Kendall scored 18 points to lead the
Jackets in a strong season opener against the
Larries 60-38 in the John Dineen Memorial
Tournament semifinals.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game
Gallery
Madrid-Waddington's Alex Brock disrupts the shot
taken by
St. Lawrence Central's Camden Durant (33).
Brock contributed 10 points and B.J. Bernard
added seven. The Jackets showed an uptempo quickness and
hard-nosed defense over last year that gained a
36-13 lead at the half. For St. Lawrence
Central, Matt Aldous scored seven points, while
Cody Kilcoyne and Camden Durant each chipped in
six points.
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MADRID-WADDINGTON FOR 47-38 WIN |
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Madrid-Waddington's Quinn Shoen (40) reaches across and
swats the attempted shot by Lisbon's Ryan Akins (44).
However, Akins scored 12 points to lead the Knights in a
47-38 non-league win over the Yellow Jackets. Scott
Lawton also contributed 10 points. (Dan Bisaccio
photo)
Game Gallery
Listen to NCSN's Broadcast of the Game
Lisbon's Brandon Robinson (22) powered past
Jackets' defenders B.J. Bernard and Jordan
Kendall who tried to provide help from the left.
Kendall led the all scorers with 15 points, but
the Yellow Jackets fell to 1-2 overall on the
season.
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SANDSTONERS ROCK TO
4-0 BEHIND ADAMS' 33 POINTS IN WIN VS.
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The Sandstoners' Josh Adams (41)
gets off the shot over the
extended reach of
Brushton-Moira's Ben Andre in a
non-league game in Potsdam on
Thursday. B-M's Alex
Carter also tries to distract
the shot from the site.
Potsdam lit up the scoreboard in
cruising to a 94-50 win over the
Panthers. The win was the
fourth in a row for the
Sandstoners, all in non-league
competition. (Mike Webb
photo)
Game
Gallery
Potsdam junior guard Chris Whispell (24)
dribbles low to protect the ball against B-M
senior guard Mike Beach (35). Whispell
threw down 13 points. However, Zach Adams
racked up 33 points to lead the Potsdam attack.
The Stoners rolled up a 27-4 lead in the opening
quarter. Josh Sevey also dished up 22
points for the Brushton-Moira Panthers (0-1).
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CANTON PULLS OUT 46-38
WIN VS. HEUVELTON IN NON LEAGUE |
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Canton's Mike Murray (11)
penetrates to the basket against the
defense of Heuvelton's Aaron Pierce
(20). The Golden Bears, behind
16 points from Mike Murray, fended off a late
Bulldogs' rally and
defeated Heuvelton 46-38 in a
non-league game on Thursday. (Mike Webb photo)
Game
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Canton's Adam LaQuier (31) towers inside against
two Bulldog defenders to drop in two of his 14
points for the Bears. David Putman (22)
dropped in 13 points to lead the Bulldogs.
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NORWOOD-NORFOLK
SPRINTS PAST M-W JACKETS TO WIN TOURNEY
FINAL |
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The Norwood-Norfolk Flyers captured the
championship of the John Dineen Memorial Basketball
Tournament with a
64-44 victory over Madrid-Waddington. Adam Stone (3)
scored 20 points and was named Most Valuable Player.
Pat Durant (20) and Jared
Pollock (54) were named to the
All Tournament Team. The
Flyers pulled away from an early
9-8 lead and outscored the
Jackets 11-6 in the second frame
to take command. (E. Foote photos) Game
Gallery
NCSN
Broadcast
Norwood-Norfolk’s Dawayne Alexander (42)
attempts the keep the ball away from
Madrid-Waddington’s Jordan Kendall (4).
Kendall scored seven points, while Alexander
contributed four points. Pollock splashed 14
points and Justin Perry added 13 for the Flyers.
B.J. Bernard led the Jackets with 15 points,
while Collin Nicol dished up 12 points.
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TUPPER LAKE DOWNS
LARRIES IN DINEEN CONSOLATION 45-27 |
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St. Lawrence Central’s Connor McCuin (32) reaches up and
snatches the rebound with one hand against the Tupper Lake
defense. Tupper Lake took command of the game early
and cruised to a 45-27 win over the Larries in the
consolation of the John Dineen Memorial Tournament at
Madrid-Waddington.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Tupper Lake’s Jim Merrihew (32) reaches in and
knocked the ball loose from St. Lawrence
Central’s Cody Kilcoyne (10). Merrihew
kicked in eight points for the winners, while
Kilcoyne scored nine points to lead the Larries.
Jacob Klossner pounded 17 points to top all
scorers.
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