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Week 7:
October 13-18, 2008 |
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HEUVELTON TOPS C-P COLTS
2-0 IN NON-LEAGUE FINALE |
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Heuvelton's Andrew Ross (12) tries
to ward off Colton-Pierrepont's Alex
Ensby (21) in a midfield battle for
the loose ball. Heuvelton shut
out Colts 2-0 in a non-league
contest on Saturday at SUNY Potsdam.
Devin Foster and Taylor Armstrong
scored the goals. (Bob LaRue photo)
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Heuvelton goaltender Jon Cooper
braces for the point-blank breakaway
shot from Colton-Pierrepont's
Patrick Reilly (9). Cooper
made 16 saves in the win for the
Bulldogs.
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BOLIS GOAL: CANTON UPSETS O.F.A.
DEVILS 2-1 IN OVERTIME |
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In the midst of a furious
offensive,
Ogdensburg’s Josh Rishe (1) fires a
shot from point-blank range that is
turned away by Canton keeper Trent
Durocher. Brandon Bolis
slammed the game winner in overtime
Canton's 2-1 win. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Canton’s James Chase (2) slides and
clears the ball away before
Ogdensburg could get a shot off.
Both teams scored in the first half.
Despite Devil dominance early, John
O'Connor won out in a scramble to
the net to give Canton a 1-0 lead in
the 17th minute. Ogdensburg
countered just minutes later when
Erik Whitcomb toed home the
equalizer, set up by an elusive
sideline dribble from Eric Sweeney.
Durocher made 16 saves in the Canton
net, while Brendan Merna turned
aside 14 shots for the Blue Devils.
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BRUSHTON-MOIRA UPSETS C-P COLTS IN
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Gavin Dominy
(12) controls the ball and speed
dribbles through a pair of
Brushton-Moira defenders. The
B-M Panthers broke away from a 0-0
deadlock at the half with three
unanswered goals in surprising
Colton-Pierrepont in a 3-0 shutout
upset. (Eric Foote
photo)
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Colton-Pierrepont’s Chad Hogle (25)
leaps up and heads the ball past
Brushton-Moira's Cody Lapage.
Jared Montroy delivered two goals
and Josh Sevey contributed a goal
and an assist to power the Panthers'
triumph. Justin Supernault
made 13 saves in the shutout victory
for the Panthers.
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#7 Section X Boys Soccer
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2008
Non League
Canton 5, Northwood Prep 4
Heuvelton 2, Colton-Pierrepont 0FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 1, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Central Division
Potsdam 4, Gouverneur 1
Canton 2, Ogdensburg 1 (OT)
Malone 1, Norwood-Norfolk 0
West Division
Harrisville 1, Hermon-DeKalb 0
Heuvelton 1, Hammond 0
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 3, Colton-Pierrepont 0
Chateaugay 2, Madrid-Waddington 1
West Division
Lisbon 6, Morristown 3
Edwards-Knox 3, Clifton-Fine 0
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 4, St. Regis Falls 0
Non League
Ogdensburg 1, Indian River 1 (OT/Tie)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2008
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 2, Parishville-Hopkinton 1 (OT)
Salmon River 4, Chateaugay 0
Madrid-Waddington 4, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Massena 2, Malone 1
Potsdam 1, Canton 0
Gouverneur 2, Norwood-Norfolk 0
West Division
Harrisville 1, Hammond 0
Edwards-Knox 2, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Lisbon 1, Heuvelton 0
Clifton-Fine 5, Morristown 0
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CHATEAUGAY UPENDS M-W
JACKETS 2-1 IN EAST DIVISION |
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Madrid-Waddington's Aaron Cote (7)
lifts the ball over the Chateaugay
defensive wall on a direct kick on
the net. Cote scored
moments later to tie the game 1-1 in
the sixth minute of play. However, the
host Bulldogs bounced back to snare
the game winner in the second half
in a 2-1
victory at Chateaugay.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
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Madrid-Waddington's Rob Lacombe (3)
slides across to jab the ball away
from Chateaugay's Drew Boyea (13).
Boyea broke a 1-1 tie by slamming
home the game winner on a feed by
Brad Spinner, seven minutes into the
second half. Spinner pocketed
the Bulldogs' first goal in the
third minute of the game. Eric
Dwyer made four saves in the win,
while Jordan Kendall stopped seven
shots fort the Yellow Jackets.
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MASSENA CLINCHES CENTRAL IN 2-1
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As time runs out, Massena protects heavily around the net in front of
goalie Tom Ward (down with the ball)
as Malone's last minute scramble to
get the equalizer comes up short.
Massena clinched the Central
Division crown with a 2-1 win at
Malone. (Kyle Coryea photo)
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Gallery
Malone's Michael Welch (21) slides
in front of Massena's Brain Jacks
(15) to gain position on the ball
for the Huskies. Zach Prashaw
and Clay Allen scored the goals for
the Red Raiders, both in the first
half. Brandon Aanderud notched
Malone's lone marker in the second
half. Chris Beebe made 12
saves for Malone, while Tom Ward
stopped five shots for Massena.
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Week 6:
October 6-11, 2008 |
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BATTLE OF THE PURPLE: COLTS &
BULLDOGS TIE 2-2 |
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Colton-Pierrepont's James Reichert (11) squeezes around Heuvelton's Jesse
Hargrave and drills a hooking
18-yard shot on the Bulldog net.
Both teams scored a marker in each
half to forge a 2-2 overtime tie in
a non-league contest on Saturday
night at SUNY Canton. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Heuvelton's Devin Foster celebrates
after the David Putman's shot
bounces into the corner of the net
behind Colts keeper Nick Monast for
a 1-0 lead. Putman's second
goal with just seven minutes
remaining tied the game 2-2.
Patrick Reilly netted a first half
goal and Gavin Dominy put the Colts
ahead with a second-half goal.
Monast made 12 saves for
Colton-Pierrepont, while Cooper
stopped 18 for Heuvelton.
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MALONE TIPS GOUVERNEUR 2-1 TO CLIMB
INTO TIE FOR 6TH |
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Gouverneur's Nick Cotton-Baez (15)
skies for the redirect just in front
of Malone goalkeeper Will LaPage,
but is unable to get the score.
The Malone Huskies won their second
game of the second, moving them into
a sixth-place tie, in upsetting the
Gouverneur Wildcats 2-1. (Kyle
Coryea photo)
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Gouverneur's Chris Stannard (3) tips
the ball away from behind a Malone
attacker in the defensive zone.
Brandon Aanderud and Ondrej Camdra
each scored a goal in the first 13
minutes of the game to post Malone
to a 2-0 lead. Lee French
scored the lone goal for Gouverneur.
In goal, LaPage made 10 saves for
Malone, while Nat Burgess stopped 14
shots for the Wildcats.
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M-W JACKETS UPSET SALMON RIVER 1-0
IN EAST COLLISION |
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Salmon River keeper Stephen
Durant knocks the ball out of
harm's way while colliding with
Madrid-Waddington attacker Aaron
Cote (7). Cote assisted on
the game's only goal when he
tipped a pass in the middle of
the attack box and Kevin Sharlow
beat the defense on the far
right post for the game winner.
Durant turned out 13 of 14 shots
for Salmon River. Jordan
Kendall made 10 saves in the
shutout for Madrid-Waddington.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Madrid-Waddington’s James Brady (11)
controls the ball working around
Salmon River’s Alexander Otis (17).
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LISBON & HERMON-DEKALB BATTLE TO 1-1
DEADLOCK |
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Tyler Amo (3)
controls the ball while
stumbling past Lisbon’s Andrew
Martin (9). The Green
Demons' Shawn Brown scored an
unassisted goal in the 37th
minute of the first half to knot
the game 1-1, then both teams
played a physical defensive game
through overtime to forge a 1-1
tie. Brandon Robinson
scored unassisted for Lisbon.
(Eric Foote photo)
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Lisbon’s Nathan Wheeler (22) chips
the ball past the attempted steal by
Hermon-DeKalb’s Shawn Brown (17).
Zach Premo of Lisbon was called upon
to make several key saves, 13 in
all, to preserve the tie.
H-D's Richie Martin posted four
saves.
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#6 Section X Boys Soccer
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2008
Non League
Heuvelton 2, Colton-Pierrepont 2 (OT/Tie)
Ogdensburg 3, Immaculate Heart 0
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 2, Colton-Pierrepont 2 (OT/Tie)
Chateaugay 9, St. Regis Falls 2
Central Division
Ogdensburg 2, Massena 1
Canton 3, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Malone 2, Gouverneur 1
West Division
Edwards-Knox 7, Morristown 0
Hermon-DeKalb 6, Hammond 1
Clifton-Fine 1, Heuvelton 0
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 2, Brushton-Moira 0
West Division
Harrisville 1, Lisbon 0
Non League
Massena 4, Indian River 0
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 1, Salmon River 0
Non League
Ogdensburg 2, Colton-Pierrepont 1
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Madrid-Waddington 0
Salmon River 4, St. Regis Falls 1
Chateaugay 1, Brushton-Moira 0
Central Division
Massena 3, Gouverneur 2
Potsdam 2, Ogdensburg 1
Canton 5, Malone 3
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 1, Lisbon 1 (OT/Tie)
Edwards-Knox 1, Hammond 0
Heuvelton 8, Morristown 3
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008
Non League
Malone 1, Parishville-Hopkinton 0
Alexandria Bay 4, Morristown 0
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CANTON DOWNS MALONE IN
CENTRAL DIVISION BATTLE 5-3 |
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Malone's Ondreji Camdra (8) and
Canton's Colby Young (6) battle for
the ball along the sidelines.
Both players scored a goal for their
respective teams. The Canton Golden Bears outlasted
the host Malone Huskies 5-3 in
Central Division action. (Kyle
Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Malone goalie Chris Beebe gets out
to clear away the ball in front of
an attacking Canton forward.
Canton's Jon O'Connor netted his
first hat trick of the season and
tacked on two assists, factoring
into all five Canton goals. Anthony
Spadaccini also scored for the
Bears. Casey Warner and
Brandon Aanderud also racked goals
for the Huskies.
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POTSDAM SQUEEZES OUT 2-1
WIN OVER OGDENSBURG |
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Potsdam's Jordan Lapoint (11) slide and punches the ball just out of the
reach of Ogdensburg goaltender
Brendan Merna. Mrena saved 15
of 17 shots he faced. Stoners'
Ben Steinberg stopped four shots. Potsdam
squeezed out a 2-1 win
over the Blue Devils to keep pace
with first-place Massena.
(Mark VanBibber photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam's Grant Sharlow (12) crosses
over the ball to his right to avoid
an interception by Ogdensburg's Ryan
Frary (8). Blue Devil Brett
Lalonode tied the game 1-1 on an
unassisted goal. Ryan Bercume
notched the game winner before the
half on a feed from Rishi Thakur.
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Week 5:
September 29-October 4, 2008 |
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POTSDAM ENDS MASSENA'S UNBEATEN RUN
WITH 2-0 WIN |
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Section X's leading scorer Nate
Pichette (red) takes a roll over
Potsdam's Chris Roll as the two
collide in a scramble for the ball
near Potsdam's end line. The
Sandstoners, ranked 13th in Class B
in the latest N.Y. State
Sportswriters Poll, dealt the first
loss of the season to the Massena
Red Raiders, ranked 13th in the
state in Class A. Potsdam won
the game 2-0 on two Ryan Burcume
goals. Bercume scored in the
final minute of the first half and
11th minute of the second half.
(Dan Bisaccio photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam's Rishi Thakur (10) steers
through traffic to clear the ball
from the Potsdam end of the field.
Goalie Ben Steinberg made five saves
in the shutout for Potsdam.
Tom Ward turned aside 12 shot in net
for the Massena Red Raiders.
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DEMONS STAY IN 1ST PLACE TIE BEATING
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Hermon-DeKalb striker Logan Allen
(10) collides with Clifton-Fine
goalie Cole Tristram while going for
the ball. Tristram hangs on,
but the Green Demons (8-2) came away
with a 3-1 home win over the Eagles,
to remained tie for first place with
Edwards-Knox atop the West. Tristram
made eight saves for the Eagles
(2-9). (Eric Foote photo)
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Hermon-DeKalb’s Tyler Amo (3)
emerges above the crowd to direct
the header. Amo pounded in tow
goals, while Logan Allen scored a
goal and assisted on both Amo goals.
Richie Allen needed six saves to
complete the shutout for H-D.
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E-K COUGARS STAY IN FIRST PLACE TIE
BEING HEUVELTON |
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Heuvelton’s Travis Wood (15) sends
a through ball into the box while
pressure started coming on from
Edwards-Knox's Curtis Ellison (4).
Edwards-Knox (8-2) stayed tied with
Hermon-DeKalb for the West Division
lead with a 4-1 win over the
Bulldogs (3-7). (Eric Foote
photo)
Game Gallery
Edwards-Knox’s Jon Davison (20)
pumps his fist to celebrate his
first score that knotted the game at
one goal apiece. Davison
collected a hat trick, while David
Bullock scored the other goal for
E-K. Devin Foster slammed
Heuvelton's lone marker. Cory
Aldous stopped seven shots in the
Cougar net.
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C-P COLTS SCORE EARLY, FEND OFF
CHATEAUGAY 2-1 |
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Chateaugay's Eric Dwyer (1) skies
through the Colton-Pierrepont
defense trying to jam home the
header for an equalizer The
shot missed just wide of the right
goalpost. Colton-Pierrepont
received goals from James Reichert
and Gavin Dominy, both in the first
half, then held off a furious
Chateaugay attack in the second half
to post a 2-1 win at Chateaugay on
Tuesday. Alex Stalter scored
the lone goal for the Bulldogs.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Chateaugay's Cory Spoor (20) fights
through the jersey hold by Colton
Pierrepont's Gavin Dominy (12)
during the very physical game.
The Colts improved to 4-3, 4-4-2
overall. Chateaugay fell to
2-5, 2-9-1 overall.
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MASSENA HANGS ON TO BEAT TOUGH
CANTON BEARS 2-1 |
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Massena's Nate Pichette delivers the ball around a wall of Canton
defenders to Clay Allen, the
responds to a loose ball in front of
the net to score the game's first
goal with less than 4:00 remaining
in the first half. Pichette
scored again in the 2nd half to lead
Massena to a 2-1 win and remain
unbeaten in the Central Division.
Canton goalie Brett Durocher made seven
saves. Massena's Tom Ward grabbed
five shots.
(Bob LaRue photo)
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Chateaugay 0
Colton-Pierrepont 5, St. Regis Falls 1
Central Division
Potsdam 2, Massena 0
Canton 4, Gouverneur 0
Ogdensburg 5, Norwood-Norfolk 0
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 3, Clifton-Fine 1
Edwards-Knox 4, Heuvelton 1
Harrisville 5, Morristown 0
Non League
Malone 3, Salmon River 1
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2008
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 1, Madrid-Waddington 0
West Division
Hammond 2, Lisbon 1
Non League
Gouverneur 2, Indian River 1
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 5, St. Regis Falls 1
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 14, Morristown 1
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2008
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 2, Chateaugay 1
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, St. Regis Falls 0
Brushton-Moira 0, Salmon River 0 (OT/Tie)
Central Division
Ogdensburg 4, Malone 0
Potsdam 4, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Massena 2, Canton 1
West Division
Heuvelton 2, Harrisville 1 (OT)
Hermon-DeKalb 11, Morristown 1
Hammond 3, Clifton-Fine 0
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2008
West Division
Edwards-Knox 5, Lisbon 2
Non League
Potsdam 3, Chateaugay 0
Parishville-Hopkinton 1, Malone 0
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#8 RANKED P-H PANTHERS TOP
CHATEAUGAY FOR 3-1 VICTORY |
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Chateaugay's Cory Spoor (20) slips a
ball through the P-H Panthers'
defense looking for teammate Eric
Dwyer (1). The #8 NYS-ranked
Parishville-Hopkinton Panthers kept
their unbeaten season intact with a
3-0 shutout at Chateaugay on Friday.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton's Nick Avery
(4) steps over Chateaugay's Zack
Mathews (11) as both try to toe the
ball away in a battle along the
sidelines.
Parishville-Hopkinton (8-0, 11-3
overall)broke away from a 1-0 lead
at the half to seal up the win
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HERMON-DEKALB EXPLODES ON MORRISTOWN
IN 11-1 WIN |
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Morristown’s Marshall Brown (22)
controls the ball after getting by
Hermon-DeKalb’s Josh Southwell (23).
The Green Demons exploded for seven
second-half goals in hammering the
Green Rockets 11-1. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Hermon-DeKalb’s Adam Hicks (12)
chases down the loose ball along
with Morristown’s Dane Trombly (1).
The Demons led 4-1 at the half, then
for the second time this season went
on a second-half scoring binge.
Shawn Brown buried two goals and
chipped in an assist. Tyler Amo ripped a pair of goals.
Logan Allen provided a goal and two
assists. Other goals were
scored by Connor Whitton, Clyde
Shireman, Cody Cleveland, Chris
Wentzel, Brandon Rust and Jason
Streeter. Will Griffith
prevented the shutout with the
Rockets lone goal.
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E-K COUGARS BOUNCE BACK TO BEAT
LISBON ATOP EAST |
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The shot from John Davison eludes Lisbon goalie Zach Premo and flies
into the net. Davison had a part of all five
goals, netting four markers and
contributed an assist as Edwards-Knox rebounded from a
2-1 halftime deficit to post a 5-2 win over Lisbon
and create a three-way tie atop
the West Division. Dan Corbine scored the 5th
Cougar goal for insurance in the
final 4:00. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Lisbon's Josh Crawford scored the
goal through the Cougars' defense in
front of the net to open a 2-1 lead
at the half. Scott Lawton
scored the other goal for the Golden
Knights.
Massena's Jon-Paul Dumas gets off
the pass from triple coverage by
Bears Mike Whitehead (15), Dakota
Sharp (12) and Anthony Levato (44).
Canton's lone goal was scored by
Kristian Daly with just over five
minutes remaining.
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Week 4:
September 22-27, 2008 |
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GOALS IN EACH HALF LEAD HARRISVILLE
PAST EAGLES 2-0 |
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Harrisville's Server Mustafaev (7)
skies upward for the cross and just
misses a header into the upper left
corner of the net against
Clifton-Fine goalie Cole Tristram.
Mustafaev struck the Pirates first
goal just moments later as the lone
goal of the first half.
Harrisville went on to beat Clifton-Fine
2-0 at SUNY Potsdam Saturday night.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Harrisville's Nate Wood (12) steps
across, but is unable to stop the
clearing kick by Clifton-Fine's
Kenny Dolan. Tom Coloney
collected six shots on goal for the
shutout.
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OUT OF THE CORRAL: COLTS RACE PAST
S.R.F. SAINTS 7-0 |
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St. Regis Falls’ Dylan Fernadnini
(6) goes shoulder to shoulder with
Colton-Pierrepont’s Cole Hennessy
(4) while going for the loose ball.
Colts dominated the scoresheet with
seven goals in a shutout over the
Saints. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Colton-Pierrepont’s Patrick Reilly
(9) bangs into St. Regis Falls’ Mike
Johnson (17) while looking to regain
control of the ball. James
Reichert posted the Colts to a quick
3-0 lead with a first-half hat trick
and C-P never looked back.
Gavin Dominy added two goals and
four assists, while Colts teammates
pummeled St. Regis Falls goalie Jake
Wheeler with 24 shots.
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P-H PANTHERS WIN BATTLE ATOP EAST,
BEAT SALMON 1-0 |
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In a battle for the ball,
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Ryan
Gallagher (13) gets a tug on the
jersey of Salmon River’s Angus Cook. In a battle of unbeaten teams atop the East
Division, Mark Normal scored the
lone goal in the second half to
power the P-H Panthers (5-0) to a
1-0 win. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Mark Norman
(9) celebrates after scoring what
proved to be the game-winning goal
early in the second half.
Panther defense held the Shamrocks
to just three shots. Goalie
Dennis Tebo made all three saves.
The win left the Panthers (5-0)
in sole ownership of first place in
the East Division, while Salmon
River (4-1) slipped to second.
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TWO IN A ROW: N-N FLYERS
NIP MALONE 2-1 IN OVERTIME |
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Norwood-Norfolk goalie Pat Durant
leaps high for the ball near the
upper left corner of the net to
prevent a pack of Huskies from
headers in front. In the last
minute of overtime, Norwood-
Norfolk's Adam Stone nailed the
game-winning goal for the second
game in a row, with the assist going
to brother Drew. The Flyers improved
to 2-4 on the season (4-5-1
overall), despite being outshot
32-13. (K. Coryea
photo)
Game Gallery
Norwood Norfolk's Tom Plumb (11)
crosses over the ball against
Malone's Chris Beebe (11) on his way
to the goal. Norwood-Norfolk
struck first on Tom Plumb's goal in
the third minute on a feed from Jake
Ladouceur. The Huskies evened the
contest in the 23rd minute on the
Oredji Camadra's goal on a feed from
Brandon Aanderud.
Norwood-Norfolk team celebrates after their overtime win. Goalie Pat
Durant was credited with 20 saves.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2008
West Division
Hammond 8, Morristown 0
Harrisville 2, Clifton-Fine 0
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2008
Non League
Potsdam 1, Salmon River 0
Chazy 3, Ogdensburg 0
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, Brushton-Moira 0
Colton-Pierrepont 7, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Massena 3, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Potsdam 1, Malone 0
Ogdensburg 3, Gouverneur 2
West Division
Edwards-Knox 1, Harrisville 0
Lisbon 3, Clifton-Fine 0
Hermon-DeKalb 1, Heuvelton 0
Morristown 4, Hammond 2
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 2, Colton-Pierrepont 0
Madrid-Waddington 5, Chateaugay 1
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 1, Salmon River 0
Central Division
Norwood-Norfolk 2, Malone 1 (OT)
Potsdam 5, Gouverneur 1
Ogdensburg 1, Canton 1 (OT/Tie)
West Division
Harrisville 3, Hermon-DeKalb 1
Edwards-Knox 2, Clifton-Fine 0
Hammond 4, Heuvelton 3
Lisbon 5, Morristown 0
Non League
Massena 5, Indian River 1
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HAZEN GOAL IN FINAL 4:00 LIFTS
POTSDAM PAST MALONE |
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Potsdam’s Matt McDonald (19) comes
up out of a crowd Malone defenders
to get a head on the ball for a shot
on net. The Sandstoners held
on for a 1-0 win over the Huskies to
stay in 2nd place in the Central.
(Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Potsdam’s Noah Throop (2) sprints
to the corner looking to put some
space between himself and Malone’s
Michael Welch (21).Taylor Hazen
drilled the game's lone goal with
just over four minutes to play to
give Potsdam its fifth divisional
win in seven games this season.
Grant Sharlow assisted. Ben
Steinberg collected a 16-save
shutout, while Chris Beebe of Malone
stopped 25 of 26 shots in the loss.
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P-H PANTHERS STAY
UNBEATEN IN EAST BEATING B-M 2-0 |
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Parishville-Hopkinton goaltender
Dennis Tebo jumps out to snag the
bounding shot tipped toward his net
by Brushton-Moira's Kyle Hurteau
(6). Tebo dealt a shutout
between the pipes in anchoring the
P-H Panthers to a 2-0 win over the
B-M Panthers. (Bob LaRue
photo)
Game Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton's Mike
Bicknell (red) sprints forward and
chips the ball before
Brushton-Moira's Evan Tavernia (11)
reaches it. Bicknell and Mike
Pendergraf delivered the goals for
the P-H Panthers, while goalie
Dennis Tebo netted a six-save
shutout. B-M's Justin
Supernault made 12 saves.
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POTSDAM NETS 3 STRAIGHT IN 2ND HALF
TO BEAT WILDCATS |
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Potsdam's Taylor Hazen (white) slips
past the defense and goes toe-to-toe
with Gouverneur goalkeeper Nat
Burgess for an attempted shot on
goal. Burgess drove the ball
away on the diving collision.
The Sandstoners scored three
second-half goals to break away from
a 2-1 lead to defeat the visiting
Wildcats 5-1. Hazen scored
Potsdam's fifth goal with about 2:00
left. Grant Sharlow scored
two goals and assisted on
another for Potsdam. Devin
Gruneisen and Marty LaFleur also
scored for Potsdam. (Bob LaRue photo) Game
Gallery
Burgess makes another diving save on
a tip otherwise destined for the
lower corner of the net.
Potsdam peppered Burgess with 27
shots. He made 22 saves between the
pipes.
Gouverneur's Tyler Weaver (17) tries
to get the ball past Potsdam
fullback Shawn Lillie (1)..
Potsdam goalie Ben Steinberg battles
the sun. Moments later, Weaver
scored the lone Wildcat goal.
However, Potsdam won the game 5-1.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
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Week 3: September 15-20, 2008 |
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Week #3 Section X Boys
Soccer
Scoreboard |
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2008
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 1, General Brown 0
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2008
Non League
Malone 2, Brushton-Moira 0
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, Colton-Pierrepont 0
Salmon River 5, Chateaugay 3
Madrid-Waddington 4, St. Regis Falls 1
Central Division
Massena 5, Malone 1
Potsdam 2, Canton 1 (OT)
Norwood-Norfolk 3, Gouverneur 2
West Division
Harrisville 3, Hammond 1
Lisbon 2, Heuvelton 0
Hermon-DeKalb 1, Edwards-Knox 0
Clifton-Fine 4, Morristown 1
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2008
Parishville-Hopkinton 4, Brushton-Moira 1
Non League
Indian River 3, Gouverneur 2
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2008
Non League
Potsdam 3, Salmon River 2 (OT)
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 5, Brushton-Moira 2
Salmon River 3, Colton-Pierrepont 1
Chateaugay 5, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Massena 1, Ogdensburg 0 (OT)
Canton 2, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Gouverneur 1, Malone 0
West Division
Lisbon 1, Harrisville 0
Hermon-DeKalb 7, Hammond 2
Heuvelton 3, Clifton-Fine 0
Edwards-Knox 5, Morristown 0
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MASSENA STAYS UNBEATEN IN 5-1
VICTORY OVER HUSKIES |
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Massena’s Nick Pichette (20) keeps
control of the ball while steaming
past Malone’s Kody Smith (14).
Brother Nate Pichette tallied three
goals, while Tom Ward deflected
seven shots to keep the Massena Red
Raiders undefeated with a 5-1 win
over the Malone Huskies. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Malone’s Brandon Aanderud (16)
comes together with Massena’s Brady
Condlin (6) battling for the ball.
Ondrej Camdra logged the only goal
for Malone, while goalie Chris Beebe
turned aside 13 shots for the
Huskies.
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H-D'S ALLEN & AMO LEAD 2ND HALF
SURGE OVER HAMMOND |
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Hermon-DeKalb's Logan Allen (10)
streaks toward the Hammond net to
score the first of his four
consecutive second-half goals to tie
the game 2-2 and eventually blow the
game open 5-2. Tyler Amo
assisted on three Allen goals and
contributed a fourth helper as the
Green Demons bounced back from a
two-goal deficit to score four goals
within 13 minutes and six unanswered
markers in the second half to beat
the Red Devils 7-2. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Listen to
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High fives all around for Allen, Amo
(3) and Connor Whitton (4)
following the tying goal for
Hermon-DeKalb early in the second
half that opened up a barrage of six
second-half goals.
Hammond's Jacob Bresett (9) just
avoids gets double teamed by
Hermon-DeKalb's Brandon Rust and
Dylan Amo (8). Rust scored a
first-half goal, while Logan Brabaw
and Connor Whitton added scores.
The Devils' James Sheridan and Tony
DeVito gave the Devils a 2-1 lead at
the half.
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CHATEAUGAY BULLDOGS BITE ST. REGIS
FALLS 5-0 IN EAST |
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St. Regis Falls goaltender Jake
Wheeler leaps high to snare the
direct shot on net. The
Chateaugay Bulldogs slammed five
goals and picked up the shutout in a
5-0 East Division win over the
Saints. Wheeler made 10 saves
between the pipes for the Saints.
Bulldogs goalies combined for three
saves for the shutout. (Kyle
Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Chateaugay's Drew Boyea (13) battles
hard with a St. Regis Falls'
defender for control of the ball.
St. Regis Falls' Devin Furnace (15)
with the turn and burn to get around
Chateaugay's Eli Franze (8) on the
way to the net.
By Kyle Coryea, North Country
SportsNet
Chateaugay struck with the game’s
first goal in the 9th minute - which
proved to be the game winner -- as
Eli Franze delivered the game’s
opening blast off an assist from
Brad Spinner. Then in the 24th
minute, the Bulldogs added to the
lead on Ben Trombley's first goal of
the season on a feed from Ryan
LaBare. Insurance came just three
minutes later when Eric Dwyer hit
the mesh on a setup from Alex
Slatler and a 3-0 lead going into
the break. The Bulldogs attacked
quickly in the second half, when
Spinner got goal on a hookup with
Dwyer The Bulldogs ended their
offensive attack on the Franze’s
second goal of the game with Stalter
picking up his second assist in the
54th minute. With the win, the
Bulldogs get back to the .500 mark,
while St. Regis Falls dropped to
0-3.
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STEINBERG & GRUNEISEN LEAD POTSDAM
PAST CANTON IN O.T. |
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Potsdam goalie Ben Steinberg
elevates high to snare a Canton shot
targeted for just under the crossbar
to prevent a late goal.
Steinberg made 11 saves and Devin
Gruneisen slammed a long-range
game-winning goal midway through the
second overtime elevate Potsdam to a
2-1 win over Canton. Potsdam's
first marker came off a corner kick
from Grant Sharlow and redirected in
by Rishi Thakur in the 31st minute.
John O'Connor scored for Canton.
(Dan Bisaccio photo)
Game
Gallery
Potsdam's Taylor Hazen (8) tries to
turn the corner against Canton's
Colby Young (6) for a chance on
goaltender Trent Durocher.
Durocher made 15 saves in a
tough-luck loss.
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STONE'S HEADER REDIRECTS FLYERS TO
FIRST WIN 3-2 |
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Norwood-Norfolk’s Adam Stone (24)
looks to knock down the ball with
Gouverneur’s Lee French (10)
alongside. Stone redirected a
cross from Jake Ladouceur, heading
it into the Gouverneur net with
about three minutes remaining to
lift the Flyers to their first
league win 3-2. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game
Gallery
Listen To
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Gouverneur’s Jordan Sergel (13)
bangs together with the Flyers' Tom
Plumb while going for the loose ball
(4). Ladouceur and James
Purvis also netted goals in the
first half for the Flyers, who saw
the Wildcats bounce back to tie the
game at 1-1 and 2-2 before
ultimately claiming the win.
Flyers' Coach Don Peterson said he
was proud of the hard work shown by
his team which has been competitive
in most games this season. He
hopes Stone's redirect will help
redirect the Flyers' season,
following their first regular league
win.
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NORMAN LEADS P-H PANTHERS TO WIN
OVER B-M PANTHERS |
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Brushton-Moira’s keeper Justin
Supernault misses the ball on the
cross while Parishville- Hopkinton’s
Mark Norman redirects the ball into
the net for a goal just nine minutes
into the contest. Ryan
Gallagher got the assist. In a
battle of two Panther teams,
Parishville-Hopkinton won 4-1 in
Wednesday's lone league game. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Mark Norman
(9) controls the ball and creating
space between him and B-M's Andrew
Martin (47). Norman
scored two goals. Gallagher and
Corey Richards also scored for P-H.
B-M's Josh Sevey scored on a direct
kick.
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Mike
Bicknell (17) keeps control of the
ball while making contact with
Brushton-Moira’s Jason Aubrey.
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TWO 2ND HALF GOALS LIFT CANTON PAST
N-N FLYERS 2-0 |
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Canton's Brandon Bolis (31)
leaps and settles the ball against
Norwood-Norfolk defenders Adam Stone
(24) and Jesse Williams (26).
The Canton Golden Bears scored a
pair of second-half goals to break a
scoreless halftime deadlock and
evened their record at 2-2-0 in
beating the visiting Flyers.
Norwood-Norfolk fell to 0-4-0 in the
Central Division.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game
Gallery
Canton's John O'Connor crosses over
and changes direction trying go get
past Norwood-Norfolk's Jake
Ladouceur (17). Anthony
Spadaccini netted the game's first
goal in the 69th minute, then
assisted on the Bears' second tally
just five minutes later when he
directed a pass to Spencer Mallette.
Flyers' Jesse Williams steps in
front of Canton's Travis Jordan(7)
as he tries to cross over the ball.
Canton goalie Trent Durocher
required just three saves for the
shutout. N-N goalie Pat Durant
logged 18 saves as Canton fired off
20 shots.
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LISBON NIPS HARRISVILLE TO TURN WEST
INTO LOGJAM |
By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
Lisbon’s Brandon Robinson slammed
the game’s only goal and Zach Premo prevented all
four Harrisville shots from penetrating the net as
the Golden Knights knocked off the
previously-unbeaten Pirates in a 1-0 win. Robinson’s
goal in the 57th minute helped produce a three-way
tie atop the West Division between Lisbon,
Harrisville and Edwards-Knox. Hermon-DeKalb with a
resounding 7-2 comeback win over Hammond moved
within a half-game of the leaders. Heuvelton (2-3 in
the West) has regained form with back-to-back wins
after three straight losses to open the season and
now trails the leaders by just two games.
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Week 2:
September 8-13, 2008 |
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#2 Section X Boys Soccer
Scoreboard |
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2008
Non-League
Northwood Prep 2, Colton-Pierrepont 1
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 3, Brushton-Moira 1
Parishville-Hopkinton 3, Madrid-Waddington 1
Central Division
Ogdensburg 2, Potsdam 1 (OT)
Massena 5, Gouverneur 1
Canton 3, Malone 0
West Division
Harrisville 1, Clifton-Fine 0 (OT)
Lisbon 1, Hermon-DeKalb 0
Heuvelton 4, Morristown 2
Edwards-Knox 8, Hammond 2
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 5, Brushton-Moira 1
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2008
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 1, Madrid-Waddington 0
Brushton-Moira 7, St. Regis Falls 0
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 2, Chateaugay 1 (OT)
Central Division
Massena 2, Potsdam 1
Gouverneur 1, Canton 0
Ogdensburg 4, Norwood-Norfolk 0
West Division
Harrisville 5, Morristown 1
Lisbon 3, Hammond 2
Edwards-Knox 5, Heuvelton 1
Hermon-DeKalb 1, Clifton-Fine 0
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CHATEAUGAY GAINS FIRST LEAGUE WIN
OVER B-M 3-1 |
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With the Bulldogs clinging to a
one-goal lead, Chateaugay keeper
Kyle Demers darts out to make a
critical stop against
Brushton-Moira attacker Jared
Montroy (23) who attacks at
close range. Drew Boyea,
who pressures from behind, got
the game's lone first-half goal.
After the Panthers tied the game
three minutes into the second
half, Eli Franze scored from
Brad Spinner for the game winner
as the Bulldogs gained first win of
the regular season with a 3-1
victory over the B-M Panthers. (Kyle
Coryea photo)
Game
Gallery
Chateaugay's (8) Eli Franze corrals
a Brushton-Moira attacker with the
ball at midfield. Franze
netted the game winner.
Chateaugay's Drew Boyea (13) and a
Brushton-Moiira defender tangle hard
for the ball just outside the
18-yard box.
By Kyle Coryea, North Country
SportsNet
The Chateaugay Bulldogs opened the
scoring in the 19th minute as Drew
Boyea wrinkled the net off a pass
from Brad Spinner and took the 1-0
lead into the break. The Brushton-
Moira Panthers answered three
minutes into the second half on a
Mitchell Mayville goal to tie the
game 1-1. The Bulldogs reclaimed the
lead and eventual game winner just
five minutes later when Eli Franze
scored and Brad Spinner picked up
his second assist. The Bulldogs iced
the win in the 67th minute on a
beautiful cross from Corey Richards
and tapped into the net by Ryan
Labare to give the Bulldogs the 3-1
win. The Bulldogs outshot the
Panthers 21-10. Kyle Demers would
make six saves in the winning
effort, while Andrew Martin stopped
12 for the Panthers to keep his team
in the contest.
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P-H PANTHERS BOUNCE BACK
TO BEAT BULLDOGS 2-1 IN O.T. |
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Chateaugay defender Darrius Merrill
sticks out a hip to deflect the shot
in front of Parishville-Hopkinton's
Corey Richards (1). P-H
bounced back from a 1-0 first-half
deficit, tied the score before the
half and went on to nip Chateaugay 2-1
in OT.
Garrett Richards scored the game
winner in overtime. The Panthers remained unbeaten atop
the East at 2-0-0, while the
Bulldogs fell to 0-2-0. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Parishville-Hopkinton's Ryan
Gallagher and Chateaugay's Darrius
Merrill climb together, challenging
for the header. Ryan Labare got
the game's first goal for Chateaugay
before Mike Bicknell tied the game
at 1-1.
With the ball still bouncing in the
net, Chateaugay's Alex Stalter
celebrates the game's opening goal,
tipped in by Ryan Labare.
Dennis Tebo made eight saves in the
win, while Chateaugay's Eric Dwyer
turned aside 11 shots.
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UNBEATEN MASSENA TAKES CENTRAL LEAD
IN 2-1 VICTORY |
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Massena’s keeper Tom Ward leaps over
the top and punches the ball away
from two Potsdam players while
colliding with them on the clearing.
The Massena Red Raiders defeated
Potsdam 2-1 to remain unbeaten at
3-0-0 and alone atop the Central
Division. Derek Hammill and
Nate Pichette each scored goals to
lead the Raiders. Grant
Sharlow scored for Potsdam which
suffered its first loss of the
season and fell to 2-1-0, but in
second place. (Eric Foote
photo)
Game
Gallery
Massena’s David Henrie (17) goes
shoulder-to-shoulder with Potsdam’s
Grant Sharlow (12) while trying to
steal the ball away. Down 2-0,
Sharlow scored Potsdam's lone goal
late in the game. The
Massena Red Raiders defeated Potsdam
2-1 to remain unbeaten. (Eric
Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Massena’s Derek Hammill (3) cuts
back to the middle as he attempts to
drive by Potsdam’s Grant Sharlow
(12). Massena goalie Tom
Ward collected 12 saves in net,
while Potsdam's Ben Steinberg
notched eight saves on ten shots.
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PENALTY KICK LIFTS
LISBON PAST HERMON-DEKALB 1-0 |
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Hermon-DeKalb's Tyler Amo gets high
over the defense to get a head on
the ball in front of goaltender Zach
Premo in the Lisbon net. A
penalty-shot goal in the second half
lifted the Lisbon Golden Knights to
a 1-0 win and their third win
(3-1-0) of the season.
Hermon-DeKalb suffered their first
league loss (2-1-0). (Mark
VanBibber photo)
Game Gallery
Lisbon's Reese Armstrong avoids the
sliding tackle, but faces Clyde
Shireman's backup defense as he
navigates toward the Demons' net.
Armstrong got pulled down and took
advantage of the penalty kick to
score the game's only goal in a 1-0
win.
Two players, but only one foot is
touching the ground:
Hermon-DeKalb's Connor Whitton (4)
battles with Armstrong to chase and
settle the ball near the sideline.
Zach Premo handled eight shots for
the shutout. H-D goalie Richie
Martin stopped seven of eight shots
in the tough-luck loss.
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CANTON SHUTS OUT MALONE
3-0 TO EARN 1ST LEAGUE WIN |
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Canton’s Mike Murray (1) takes the
inside route to shield the ball away
from Malone’s Travis Jordan (7).
The Canton Bears and goalie
Trent Durocher shielded the net from
Malone's goal scorers.
Durocher made four stops between the
pipes and gained the 3-0 shutout
while
Canton earned its first league
victory.
(Mark VanBibber photo)
Game Gallery
Malone’s Brandon Aanderud (16) tries
to hold control of the ball while
Canton’s Kristian Daley (9) slide
tackles from behind.
Canton’s John O’Connor (11) crosses
the ball into the middle of the
field past Malone’s Bryce Cosgrove
(10). O'Connor, and Brandon
Bolis scored first-half goals, while
Sharp meshed a second-half marker to
power Canton's first league win
(1-2,
2-3 overall). Malone's Chris
Beebe collected 14 saves.
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SALMON RIVER SURGES IN 2ND HALF TO
DUMP PANTHERS 5-1 |
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The ball deflects off Salmon
River goaltender Steve Durant on
the initial shot, but squirts
under Brushton-Moira attacker
Josh Sevey (21). Ross Cree
(7) collects the ball which
Durant then pounces upon.
Salmon River scored three quick
goals in the second half to
secure a 5-1 win at
Brushton-Moira on Wednesday.
The Shamrocks remained unbeaten
at 2-0-0, while the Panthers
lost their first game of the
season and fell to 1-1-0.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game
Gallery
Salmon River's Dan Gerow tries to
cut under Brushton-Moira's Dylan
Charlebois to steal the ball.
Gerow scored three goals to lead the
Rocks. Cody Bingham added a
goal and an assist.
Salmon River's Mitchell David (15)
tips the ball away as B-M's Kyle
Hurteau (6) tries to turn and attack
the net. Cody O'Connor scored
the lone goal for the B-M Panthers.
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WILDCATS & DEMONS STAY UNBEATEN WITH
1-0 VICTORIES |
Gouverneur continued its rise in the Central Division
surprising Canton 1-0. Brandon Raymo got the game’s
only goal with just over six minutes remaining to
stake the Wildcats to their first regular season win
and a 3-1-2 record overall. Nat Burgess recorded
five saves for the shutout win. Trent Durocher also
stopped five shots among the six shots he faced.
Hermon-DeKalb kept its unbeaten regular season
intact with a slim 1-0 win at Clifton-Fine. Tyler
Amo lodged the game’s lone goal on a cross from
Connor Whitton in the 48th minute to life the
Demons’ record to 2-0, 4-2 overall. H-D goalie
Richie Martin turned aside four shots in the
shutout. With the Demons dominating the attack,
Eagles’ Cole Tristram hauled in 13 of 14 shots
between the pipes.
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Week 1:
September 2-6, 2008 |
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#1 Section X Boys Soccer
Scoreboard |
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2008
Bill O'Neill Tournament in Massena
Salmon River 2, Parishville-Hopkinton 0 (consolation)
Massena 7, Hermon-DeKalb 1 (championship)
Dan Rose Tournament at Madrid-Waddington
Heuvelton 1, Clifton-Fine 1 (OT/Tie-consolation)
Madrid-Waddington 3, Lisbon 1 (championship)
Harrisville Tournament
Norwood-Norfolk 3, Edwards-Knox 2 (consolation)
Harrisville 2, Gouverneur 0 (championship)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2008
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 1, Chateaugay 0
Central Division
Malone 2, Ogdensburg 1
Bill O'Neill Tournament at Massena
Massena 3, Salmon River 0 (semifinal)
Hermon-DeKalb 1, Parishville-Hopkinton 0 (semifinal)
Madrid-Waddington Tournament
Madrid-Waddington 1, Clifton-Fine 0 (semifinal)
Lisbon 2, Heuvelton 0 (semifinal)
Harrisville Tournament
Gouverneur 2, Edwards-Knox 1 (semifinal)
Harrisville 1, Norwood-Norfolk 1 (OT/Tie, semifinal)
(Harrisville Wins shootout 5-4)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 5, St. Regis Falls 0
Central Division
Potsdam 7, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Massena 1, Canton 0
West Division
Harrisville 2, Heuvelton 0
Edwards-Knox 4, Lisbon 1
Clifton-Fine 1, Hammond 0
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2008
Non League
Malone 2, Chateaugay 2 (2OT/Tie)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2008
East Division
Salmon River 3, Madrid-Waddington 0
Central Division
Potsdam 6, Malone 2
Massena 2, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Gouverneur 2 Ogdensburg 2 (2OT/Tie)
West Division
Lisbon 3, Clifton-Fine 0
Harrisville 2, Edwards-Knox 1 (OT)
Hermon-DeKalb 2, Heuvelton 0
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MASSENA SWEEPS DEMONS & P-H PANTHERS
FOR TITLE |
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Massena’s Derek Hammill (3) drives
the ball upfield with a cluster of
Demons, including Brandon Rust (00)
in front of him. Hammill
scored a goal and Jon-Paul Prashaw
had a hat trick, notching three
goals to lead the Raiders to a 7-1
win in the championship game of
Massena's Bill O'Neill Tournament.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
NCSN Game
Broadcast
Hermon-DeKalb’s Connor Whitton (4)
looks to make a pass past Massena’s
Zach Prashaw (9). Whitton
scored the lone goal for the Demons
who nipped Parishviile-Hopkinton 1-0
in the semifinal round on Friday.
Massena boys soccer captains,
midfielder David Henrie and goalie
Tom Ward, accept the Bill O’Neill
championship plaque from the O’Neill
family. Also scoring for
Massena: Nick and Nate
Pichette each had a goal and an
assist. Justin Rushlow added a
goal. Massena won their
semifinal 2-0 on Friday.
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SALMON RIVER WINS O'NEILL
CONSOLATION VS. PANTHERS |
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Parishville-Hopkinton’s Paul
Colbert (14) passes the ball up the
sideline while being pressured by
Salmon River’s Derek Hopps (3).
Salmon River scored twice in the
second half, including an insurance
marker late in the game to beat the
Panthers 2-0 in the consolation game
of the Bill O'Neill Tournament in
Massena. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River’s Dan Gerow (4) reaches
back to fire a shot while
Parishville-Hopkinton’s John Van
Ells looks to block it. Angus
Cook and Hank Delisle each scored
the the Shamrocks. Stephen
Durant blocked six shots in
collecting the shutout.
Salmon River’s Juan Carlos Alverez
(10) fends off
Parishville-Hopkinton’s Eric
Zellwegger (21) to get a shot off.
Salmon River lost to Massena 3-0 in
the semifinals, while
Parishville-Hopkinton lost 1-0 to
Massena in the opening round.
The Shamrocks improved to 2-1
overall, while P-H fell to 1-3-1.
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MALONE BURIES LAST-SECOND GOAL TO
FORGE OVERTIME TIE |
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Chateaugay's Corey Richards lofts a
shot over a Malone defender for a
shot on the Huskies' net.
Malone's Casey Warner won a scramble
in front of the net and the ball
trickled just over the line as the
horn sounded to notch a tie and
force overtime. The game ended
2-2 in a non-league matchup.
(Kyle Coryea photo)
Game Gallery
Chateaugay's Josh Patnode (6) boots
the ball past a Malone defender in
the open field.
By Kyle Coryea, North Country
SportsNet
The Chateaugay-Malone boys soccer
rivalry was renewed in a
season-opening non-league matchup on
Wednesday. Neither team scored in
the first half as defenses dominated
before the break. It took only eight
minutes into the 2nd half for the
Bulldogs to strike first as Alex
Slater got the opening goal with the
assist going to Eric Demers. The
Huskies evened the match up just
five minutes later on the goal by
Brandon Aanderud. The Bulldogs
regained the lead in the 68th minute
on a Tyler Patnode goal assisted by
Zack Matthews. Then in a desperation
finish in the final seconds of
regulation, the Huskies crossed the
ball into a scramble in front of the
net between Chateaugay goalie Kyle
Demers and Malone's Casey Warner.
Warner got the tip and the ball
trickled across the line as the horn
sounded forcing overtime in a 2-2
tie. Each team had chances in the
two extra frames, but there was no
scoring. Kyle Demers made eight
saves for the Bulldogs, while
goalies Beebe and LaPage combined
for 4 saves for Malone.
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SEASON DEBUT |
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Salmon River
junior Kody
Bingham (6)
crosses back
over on the
dribble to
attempt a shot
on
Madrid-Waddington
goalkeeper
Jordan Kendall.
Bingham scored
two goals and assisted on another in
the Shamrocks win. The Shamrocks
erupted for two
quick goals late
in the first
half, en route
to a 3-0 win
over the Yellow
Jackets.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
Salmon River's Otis Alexander (17)
heads the ball past
Madrid-Waddington's Chad Jaquith
(13). Dan Gerow banged home
the Shamrocks third goal.
Steve Durant intercepted six shots
on net to protect the shutout for
the Shamrocks who are 1-0.
Shamrocks' Nick Smiddy (24) turns
his hip to protect his dribble
against Madrid-Waddington's Connor
Loomis (4).
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OGDENSBURG & O.F.A.
SCRAP TO A 2-2 TIE IN 2008 OPENER |
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Gouverneur’s Lee French (10) cuts
back to the middle to get by
Ogdensburg’s Ryan Frary (8).
The much-improved Wildcats built off
last week's tournament title to
battle to a 2-2 draw with O.F.A. in
their season opener on Tuesday.
Nick Cotton-Baez struck mesh first
in the 24th minute.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Ogdensburg’s Erik Whitcombe (9) gets
a rebound and puts it into the net
to tie the game up at 1-1 late in
the first half.
Gouverneur’s Matthew Weaver attempts
to knock the ball down while
colliding with Ogdensburg’s Alex
Bender (11). Josh Hinrichs put
Gouverneur in front five minutes
into the second half. Dave
Crowder salvaged the tie and a point
in the standings for the Blue Devils
by scoring in the final 3 minutes.
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Opening Games &
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August 27-30, 2008 |
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#1 Section X Boys Soccer
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 2008
John Jeffers Tournament in Potsdam
Colton-Pierrepont 0, Madrid-Waddington 0 (2OT/consolation)
Potsdam 5, Parishville-Hopkinton 0 (championship)
Cougar Classic at Edwards-Knox
South Jefferson 6, Edwards-Knox 1 (consolation)
Gouverneur 3, Chateaugay 0 (championship)
Chazy Tournament
Canton 1, Beekmantown 0 (consolation)
LaFargeville Tournament
Harrisville 1, Clifton-Fine 0 (consolation)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 2008
John Jeffers Tournament at Potsdam
Parishville-Hopkinton 1, Colton-Pier. 1 (semi/P-H wins PK
3-2)
Potsdam 8, Madrid-Waddington 1 (semifinal)
Cougar Classic at Edwards-Knox
Chateaugay 2, Edwards-Knox 1 (semifinal)
Gouverneur 2, South Jefferson 2 (semifinal/Gouv.wins PK 3-2)
LaFargeville Tournament
LaFargeville 2, Harrisville 1 (semifinal)
Belleville-Henderson 4, Clifton-Fine 0 (semifinal)
Ed Beerman Tournament at Clayton
Sackets Harbor 3, Hermon-DeKalb 1 (semifinal)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 2008
Gerald Cring Tournament in Ogdensburg
Norwood-Norfolk 2, Hammond 1 (consolation)
Ogdensburg 2, Lisbon 0 (championship)
Northeastern Clinton Tournament
AuSable Valley 2, Massena 1 (consolation)
Northeastern Clinton 2, Peru 1 (OT) (championship)
Chazy Tournament
Plattsburgh 2, Canton 0 (semifinal)
Chazy 3, Beekmantown 0 (semifinal)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2008
Gerald Cring Tournament at Ogdensburg
Lisbon 1, Norwood-Norwood 0 (semifinal)
Ogdensburg 5, Hammond 0 (semifinal)
Northeastern Clinton Tournament
Peru 1, Massena 0 (semifinal)
Northeastern Clinton 5, AuSable Valley 4 (semifinal)
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Classic at Edwards-Knox |
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WILDCATS SLIP SOUTH
JEFF IN SHOOTOUT; WIN TOURN. FINAL |
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Gouverneur’s Mike Sergel (13) keeps control of the ball despite a slide
tackle by South Jefferson’s Spencer Parsons (15). Gouverneur
led 3-1 with just under two minutes to play in regulation,
but South Jeff rang up two quick goals to tie 3-3 and force
overtime and a shootout. Gouverneur clipped the Spartans 3-2
in the shootout. In the championship, Matt Weaver fired home
two goals within seven minutes to
lead the Wildcats to a 3-0 title
win. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Gouverneur’s Matt Weaver gets by
South Jefferson’s Andrew Roberts
(17) to score one of his two goals
on the day.
Gouverneur goalie Nat Burgess
slides and knocks the ball away from
South Jefferson’s Tom O’Young (5).
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CHATEAUGAY TOPS COUGARS 4-1 IN SEMI;
FALLS IN FINALE |
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Chateaugay’s Brad Spinner (18)
sends a through ball to the middle of the field while
Edwards-Knox’s Ben Rulffes
attempted to block the cross. Rulffes assisted on the
Cougars' goal from Dan Corbine. Chateaugay defeated
the Cougars 2-1 on a marker by Ryan LaBare and an "own goal"
in the semifinals of the Cougar Classic. In the
consolation, South Jeff slammed Edwards-Knox 6-1 behind two
goals and an assist from Tom Young. Dan Corbine scored
the lone goal for the Cougars. (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Chateaugay’s Mike Root (9) looks
for a teammate to pass to while
being pressured by Edwards-Knox’s
Mark Hewlett (14).
Edwards-Knox’s Dan Corbine (15)
shields the ball way
from a Chateaugay defender along the
sideline.
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BOYS TEAMS TUNEUP WITH PRESEASON
"PLAY DAY" AT E-K |
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Edwards-Knox’s Jon Corbine cuts
back to the middle to get past a
Gouverneur defender as these West
and Central teams clashed during the
12th annual preseason "Play Day" on
Monday at Edwards-Knox. (Eric
Foote photo)
Photo Gallery
Two East Division rivals go
head-to-head in a scrimmage at as a
Parishville-Hopkinton attacker
attempts to save the ball from going
out of bounds while feeling the
pressure from a Colton-
Pierrepont defender.
Hermon-DeKalb’s Chris Wentzel gets back
in time to clear the ball away against a
Harrisville attacker during a six-team
rotating scrimmage at Edwards-Knox.
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Jeffers Tournament at
Potsdam |
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LAPOINT, BERCUME LEAD POTSDAM TO
TOURNEY TITLE |
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Potsdam's Jordan LaPoint outraced Madrid-Waddington goalie
Jordan Kendall to the ball and headed the Sandstoners' third
goal midway through the first half. Potsdam took
advantage of backfield lapses to ring up and 8-1 win in the
semifinals of the Jeffers Tournament. Lapoint and
Garrett Sharlow each scored twice. In the
championship, Potsdam stopped
Parishville-Hopkinton 5-0.
Ryan Bercume scored twice, while
LaPoint tallied a goal and an
assist. (Bob LaRue photo)
Game Gallery
LaPoint tips the ball and
Madrid-Waddington's Aaron Cote on
the steal. Tyler Colbert
netted the lone goal for the
Jackets.
Potsdam's Shawn Lillie flies over a
Madrid-Waddington defender for the
header. Potsdam defense
protected goalie Ben Steinberg who
needed just two saves to secure the
win.
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C-P COLTS BOW TO P-H IN SEMI
SHOOTOUT; TIE JACKETS 0-0 |
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Parishville-Hopkinton kicker Ryan
Gallagher (13) drives the ball low
to score a goal in the shootout
against Colton-Pierrepont keeper
Nick Monast. After a 1-1
overtime tie, the Panthers nipped
the Colts 3-2 in the shootout to
advance to the championship of
the Jeffers Tournament at
Potsdam Central's new artificial
turf field. In the consolation
of the Jeffers, the Colts tied
Madrid-Waddington 0-0. Monast
made 11 saves for the shutout, while
Jordan Kendall also held the
opposition scoreless with eight
saves. (Bob LaRue photo) Game Gallery
Monast goes high in the air to grab
a potential header. James
Reichert opened the scoring with a
direct-kick goal for the Colts..
The Panthers responded when Mark
Norman struck early in the second
half to tie the game at 1-1.
Panthers celebrate with goaltender
Dan Tebo after his final stop
launched P-H into the Jeffers
Tournament final.
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Cring Tournament at Ogdensburg |
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CROWDER LEADS O.F.A. TO TOURNEY
TITLE VS. LISBON |
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Lisbon goalkeeper Zach Premo reaches
over to swat the ball away on a
header attempt from Ogdensburg’s
David Crowder (15) during the
championship nightcap of the Gerard
Cring Memorial Soccer Tournament at
O.F.A. on Thursday night.
However, Crowder drove home both
goals, one in each half, to power
the O.F.A. Blue Devils to a 2-0 win
over the Golden Knights in the
finale. O.F.A. goalie Brendan
Merna collected an 11-save shutout.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
Lisbon’s Scott Lawton battles for
the ball with getting tangled up
with Ogdensburg’s Eric Sweeney (12).
Sweeney scored two goals in a 5-0
semifinal win over Hammond.
Ogdensburg’s Ryan Frary (8) fires
out for the loose ball with Lisbon’s
Mike McDonnell in pursuit.
Frary provided the assist on
O.F.A.'s first goal in the game's
20th minute. Ethan Ladouceur
assisted on Crowder's goal in the
second half.
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FLYERS' CLARK NOTCHES WINNING GOAL
VS. HAMMOND |
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Hammond’s Dave Matthews (6) angles
inside to protect the ball against
Norwood-Norfolk’s James Purvis (8).
Nick Clark pounded home the winning
goal with just over 16 minutes
remaining to lift the Flyers to a
2-1 win over Hammond in the
consolation game of the Cring
Tournament at O.F.A.
(Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery
The Flyers' Jake Ladouceur (17)
wheels the ball along the sideline.
Ladauceur gave N-N a quick lead,
scoring just two minutes into the
game. Pat Durant made 12 saves
for the Flyers, while Devin Simonds
turned out 16 for Hammond.
Hammond’s Griff Stark-Ennis (13)
lsends the ball towards the sideline
while Norwood-Norfolk’s Jordan Bond
(33) attempts to cut him off.
Chuck Clemons scored Hammond's lone
goal.
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