FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 61, Salmon River 31
Brushton-Moira 66, St. Lawrence Central 35
Colton-Pierrepont 46, Parishville-Hopkinton 34
Madrid-Waddington 54, St. Regis Falls 40
Central Division
Massena 69, Malone 63
Potsdam 56, Canton 48
Ogdensburg 64, Tupper Lake 40
West Division
Lisbon 62, Heuvelton 55
Harrisville 51, Hammond 38
Hermon-DeKalb 68, Edwards-Knox 46
Clifton-Fine 60, Morristown 47

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2008
Central Division
Massena 70, Gouverneur 56

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 57, Parishville-Hopkinton 34
Colton-Pierrepont 59, St. Regis Falls 24
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 45, Hermon-DeKalb 44

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 69, St. Regis Falls 31
Brushton-Moira 73, Madrid-Waddington 59
St. Lawrence Central 62, Parishville-Hopkinton 33
Central Division
Ogdensburg 64, Massena 44
Malone 68, Gouverneur 27
Potsdam 46, Tupper Lake 42
West Division
Heuvelton 71, Clifton-Fine 44
Harrisville 46, Lisbon 29
Hermon-DeKalb 66, Hammond 49
Edwards-Knox 59, Morristown 40

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2008
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 56, Salmon River 37
West Division
Heuvelton 75, Morristown 36
 

 COLTS' EARLY SPURT DOOMS PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON 46-34

Colton-Pierrepont's Zach Regan sneaks in from behind to bat away the inside shot from Parishville-Hopkinton's Dan Gilbert.  The Colts bolted to a 25-9 lead midway in the second quarter, then fended off a second-half surge by the Panthers to win
46-34.  (Mike Reilly photo)  Game Gallery   Listen to the Game

Parishville-Hopkinton's Mike Bicknell flies up the court on the steal and fast break.  Bicknell had the hot hand for the Panthers, scoring 10 points, while Dan GIlbert added 9 points.

Parishville-Hopkinton's Joihn VanElls (14) places himself to angle Colton-Pierrepont's Jeremy Thomas (20) away from the basket.  Thomas and Andrew Bonno netted nine points each, behind a game-best 18 points from Zach Regan.  Regan dropped four three-pointers.
 

BLUE DEVILS RALLY IN SECOND HALF TO POUNCE ON RED RAIDERS 64-44

Ogdensburg’s Gene Bouyer (10) attempts the fade-away jumper over Massena’s Justin Vice and Garrett Sharlow.  Bouyer scored a game-high 24 points in a strong all-round performance to  propel the Blue Devils to a 64-44 win over the Massena Red Raiders.  After trailing 30-29 early in the third quarter, the Blue Devils shifted to a 3-2 zone and turned up the transition game in shutting down Massena.  With the win, Ogdensburg clinched the Central Division regular season title.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery   Listen to NCSN's Broadcast

Massena’s Jon Schriver (13) dives onto the loose ball while Ogdensburg’s Zach Dodge (31) looks to steal it away.  Shriver scored four points.  Dodge delivered eight points for O.F.A.

Massena’s Justin Vice looks from some room on the baseline or the inside pass to get around Ogdensburg’s Tom Kelso.  Vice pitched in seven points for Massena, behind 15 points from Garrett Sharlow who led Massena.  Kelso had 11 points.
 

 AUSTIN MARTIN'S 24 POWERS B-M PANTHERS PAST M-W JACKETS 73-59

Madrid-Waddington's Michael O'Brien tries to escape the triple team while eying the hoop for a shot.  Brushton-Moira defeated Madrid-Waddington 73-59 in a high-powered shooting game on Tuesday.  (Mark VanBibber photo)  Game Gallery

O'Brien takes the charge on the runner from Brushton-Moira's Justin Poirier.  Poirier scored 16 points for the Panthers, while O'Brien led the Jackets with 14 points and Ryan Dunn had 12.

B-M's Austin Martin connected for three three-balls,
while Josh Sevey added 21 points in the Panther win.
 

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 68, Brushton-Moira 51
Madrid-Waddington 64, Parishville-Hopkinton 29
Colton-Pierrepont 69, St. Lawrence Central 41
Central Division
Canton 57, Malone 55
West Division
Hammond 53, Edwards-Knox 39
Hermon-DeKalb 53, Lisbon 36
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 61, Salmon River 50

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 47, Colton-Pierrepont 23
Brushton-Moira 77, St. Regis Falls 23
Salmon River 56, St. Lawrence Central 53
Central Division
Massena 60, Potsdam 53
Malone 73, Tupper Lake 53
Canton 62, Gouverneur 46
West Division
Hammond 52, Lisbon 44
Harrisville 54, Morristown 26
Hermon-DeKalb 55, Clifton-Fine 35
Heuvelton 61, Edwards-Knox 35

MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2008
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 67, Clifton-Fine 32
Carthage 78, Gouverneur 46
 

NORWOOD-NORFOLK TOPS SALMON RIVER IN NON-LEAGUE 61-50

Norwood-Norfolk's Dawayne Alexander power dribbles the ball upcourt against Salmon River's Zach Bonaparte.

Norwood-Norfolk's Pat Sassone (14) looks to pass in the perimeter against the tight Salmon River defense.  The Flyers upended the Shamrocks 61-50.  (Amanda Cross photos)
 

MADRID-WADDINGTON DEALS COLTON-PIERREPONT 47-23 LOSS

Yellow Jackets’ Ryan Dunn (25) nails the jumper from the paint in the second quarter .Tough defense, block shots and shots missed from the perimeter held the Colts scoreless against the Madrid-Waddington defense in the first and part way into the second quarter, as the Jackets prevailed at home 47-23.  Dunn fired off a game-high 12.  (Harold Leroux photo)  Game Gallery

After being shut out in the first quarter, the Colts' Andrew Bonno (10) finally breaks the "goose egg" on this jumper.  Bonno led the Colts with a team-best eight points.

Yellow Jackets’ Michael O’Bryan (30) gets the firm block on the Colts' Jeremy Thomas (20).  John Martin added 10 points for
M-W who allowed just six points in the first half and single-digits scores in the third and fourth quarters.
 

N-N FLYERS SOAR OVER C-F EAGLES; POLLACK SCORES 14; SOVA NETS 19

Bruce Langevin (44) of Clifton Fine makes the block on Norwood Norfolk’s Jon Eng (12).  However, the Eagles were unable to stop the Flyers as Norwood-Norfolk rolled to a 67-32 in over Clifton-Fine. (Harold Leroux photo) Game Gallery

Flyers’ Lucas Tebo (32) gets the layup and draws the foul on the way to the hoop against Clifton-Fine's Tom McCormick (15). Tebo connected on the bonus to complete the three-point play.  Tebo connected for 12 points for the Flyers.

Norwood-Norfolk's Dawayne Alexander (42) is up and away to the hoop for the layup in the first half which was dominated by the Flyers.  Jared Pollack topped the Flyers' scoresheet with 14 points, while Alexander chimed in with 10 points.  Clifton-Fine was led by Ken Sova who netted a game-high 19.
 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 2008
Non League
Potsdam 70, Norwood-Norfolk 44
Copenhagen 66, Hermon-DeKalb 61

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 64, Colton-Pierrepont 39
Brushton-Moira 45, Salmon River 38
Madrid-Waddington 54, St. Lawrence Central 30
Central Division
Ogdensburg 74, Malone 34
Massena 58, Canton 52
Tupper Lake 55, Gouverneur 34
West Division
Heuvelton 71, Harrisville 46
Hammond 52, Clifton-Fine 29
Edwards-Knox 56, Lisbon 54

THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2008
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 62, Clifton-Fine 47

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2008
Non League
Chateaugay 68, Chazy 27

TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2008
Non League
Ogdensburg 72, Indian River 52

MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2008
West Division
Hammond 62, Lisbon 44

SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2008
Notre Dame (Utica) Basketball Tournament
Ogdensburg 74, Brockport 63 (consolation)

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 2008
Non League
Brushton-Moira 61, Norwood-Norfolk 46
Watertown 73, Gouverneur 53
Notre Dame (Utica) Basketball Tournament
Bishop Ford of Brooklyn 70, Ogdensburg 63 (semifinal)

FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 58, St. Lawrence Central 31
Brushton-Moira 60, Parishville-Hopkinton 53
Madrid-Waddington 55, Salmon River 39
Central Division
Ogdensburg 81, Gouverneur 52
Malone 50, Potsdam 48
Canton 50, Tupper Lake 47
West Division
Edwards-Knox 57, Harrisville 41
Heuvelton 71, Hermon-DeKalb 68 (OT)
Hammond 67, Morristown 42
Lisbon 58, Clifton-Fine 42

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2008
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk 63, St. Lawrence Central 52
Parishville-Hopkinton 54, Morristown 49

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2008
West Division
Harrisville 76, Morristown 23
Non-League
Potsdam 61, Hammond 17
Chateaugay  63, Lisbon 36
Parishville-Hopkinton 51, Clifton-Fine 35
Gouverneur 65, Edwards-Knox 59

MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 2007
West Division
Harrisville 61, Clifton-Fine 43
Non League
Brushton-Moira 71, Canton 68
Tupper Lake 46, Colton-Pierrepont 45
 

POIRIER, SEVEY LEAD B-M PANTHERS PAST NORWOOD-NORFOLK 61-46

Brushton-Moira's Justin Poirier (15) shows the "ups" to slam dunk the ball for two points at Norwood-Norfolk.  In non-league play, Poirier scored 11 points as Brushton-Moira beat the Flyers for a 61-46 win.  (Harold Leroux photo)  Game Gallery

Mike Beach (35) of Brushton-Moira attempt’s the baseline shot Justin Perry (52) attempts the block behind the back and both players went to the floor on the play.  Perry scored 12 points.

Flyers’ Jared Pollock (54) makes the block on the drive to the net by Panthers’ Austin Martin (21).  Pollack netted 11 points for the Flyers who fell to 5-8, while Martin scored 13 for the Panthers who improved to 9-3 overall.
 

CHATEAUGAY BEATS LARRIES 58-31; J.V. BOWS IN O.T. AFTER 64 IN A ROW

Chateaugay's Zach Peck slips behind the St. Lawrence Central defender, snatches the alley oop pass and stuffs it in the hoop for two points.  Peck led the Bulldogs with 14 points in a 58-31 victory over the Larries.  Brad Dumont had 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Bulldogs. (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay's Eli Franze (23), a member of the JV team, slides through the defenders on his way to hoop for the basket. In a thriller and stunning upset, the St. Lawrence Central junior varsity ended the Chateaugay JV win streak at 64 consecutive games, spanning four season, in stealing a 58-56 win in overtime at Chateaugay.  (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

St. Lawrence Central's Brian Ramsdell (23) cuts along the baseline past Jordan Rankin during the first quarter.

By Kyle Coryea, North Country SportsNet
After a close first quarter with the Bulldogs up 18-12, Chateaugay erupted for a 25-5 run and took control against the St. Lawrence Central Larries for a 43-18 halftime lead, en route to a 58- 31 win at Chateaugay. The dismal run for the Larries in the second quarter proved to be the difference, with the Larries creeping back a bit with a 9-5 fourth quarter. In the winning effort, the Bulldogs had just two players with double-digit points: Zach Peck with 14 and Brad Dumont with 10 points. Leading the way for the Larries was Phil Dishaw with eight points, including 2- for-2 from the foul line. The next game for the Bulldogs (9-0) will be Wednesday in intersectional action hosting Chazy. St. Lawrence (1-8) will host Madrid-Waddington on Friday, January 25th.
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In the JV game, the St. Lawrence Central Junior Larries entered the contest just a game behind the JV Bulldogs (12-0) atop the East race and in a hotly-contested overtime finish, the JV Larries prevailed 58-56 and ended the 64-game winning streak of the Chateaugay JV. Bulldogs JV Coach Steve Lang said after the game that the record spread over four seasons (their last loss was when Brad Dumont went to the Varsity team as a freshmen and lost the JV lost their second game of that season). With the loss, Lang congratulated the Larries on a great game, but was acknowledged all of his former and current players’ efforts in the great streak. Lastly, he said, “We will just have to try to start a streak all over again with the next game.”
 

B-M PANTHERS SURVIVE CANTON COMEBACK IN 71-68 ROAD VICTORY

Canton's Kelsey Cornwell (32) knocks down the inside jumper despite the hand in his face and tight defense of Brushton-Moira's Ben Andre.  The Panthers fended off Canton's steady comeback from a 25-10 deficit at the end of the first quarter to beat the Bears 71-68 in non-league play.  (Eric Foote photo)
Game Gallery   Listen to NCSN's Broadcast of the Game

Cornwell skies over Brushton-Moira's Justin Poirier for the two pointer, en route to a 16-point performance to lead Canton.  Poirier poured in a game-high 24 points in the Panthers' win.  Tyler Martin added 14 points including four treys and Austin Martin added 10 for the Panthers (10-3).

Canton's Adam LaQuier (22) rises high for the quick left-hander off the glass for an inside two-pointer.  LaQuier
scored 11 points, Brad Stone ripped twine for another 12, Michael Murray scored 14 points in a balanced Bears' attack.
 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2008
Central Division
Canton 74, Gouverneur 49
Non League
Baldwinsville 63, Massena 41
St. Regis Falls 47, Norwood-Norfolk 45

FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 52, Madrid-Waddington 30
Colton-Pierrepont 70, Brushton-Moira 55
Salmon River 49, Parishville-Hopkinton 44
St. Regis Falls 53, St. Lawrence Central 39
Central Division
Ogdensburg 54, Canton 36
Massena 76, Tupper Lake 62
Potsdam 58, Gouverneur 42
West Division
Harrisville 59, Hermon-DeKalb 52
Heuvelton 53, Hammond 45
Edwards-Knox 81, Clifton-Fine 39
Lisbon 58, Morristown 26
Non League
Malone 68, Norwood-Norfolk 44

MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 55, Salmon River 24
Brushton-Moira 78, St. Lawrence Central 28
Madrid-Waddington 59, St. Regis Falls 39
Colton-Pierrepont 58, Parishville-Hopkinton 35
Central Division
Ogdensburg 73, Tupper Lake 41
Malone 74, Massena 35
Potsdam 43, Canton 38
West Division
Heuvelton 66, Lisbon 56
Harrisville 51, Hammond 38
Hermon-DeKalb 55, Edwards-Knox 39
Morristown 60, Clifton-Fine 49
 

#4 BLUE DEVILS STAY UNBEATEN IN CENTRAL WITH 54-36 WIN AT CANTON

Ogdensburg's Gene Bouyer (10) and Tom Kelso (behind) desperately try to block the shot by Canton's Brad Stone (33).  Bouyer led the Blue Devils with 14 points, while Stone led the Canton offense with 11 points.  Ogdensburg stayed unbeaten in league play (7-0) with a 54-36 win over the Golden Bears (1-5, 7-6 overall).  (Mark VanBibber photo)  Game Gallery

Scooting along the baseline, Canton's Tayler Martin (4) looks for a shooting angle against Ogdensburg's Jon Garvey.  Garvey also contributed 12 points to the Blue Devils' offense.

Canton's Brad Stone skips through the air to make a jump stop and tries to get the shot off against O.F.A.'s Gene Bouyer.  The state-ranked #4 Blue Devils pounced quickly to open a 14-4 lead after the first quarter, the Canton played evenly in the second frame 13-13.  However, the Blue Devils pulled away for good with a 17-11 run in the third quarter to seal the win.
 

CHATEAUGAY HONORS RON BOYEA'S 250TH VICTORY & BEATS SALMON

The Chateaugay boys basketball team poses with Coach Ron Boyea after receiving a plaque, paid for by members of the team, honoring his 250th win as High School Basketball Coach, including last year's run to as New York State Class D runnersup.  Boyea achieved the mark on his previous victory over St. Regis Falls last Thursday.  The plaque was presented at Monday night's game at home.  The Bulldogs promptly gained win #251 in defeating the Salmon River Shamrocks 55-24.
(Photo by Kyle Coryea)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay's Brad Dumont (14) takes the close-range jumper with Salmon River defenders attacking from both sides.

Salmon River's Dan Gerow (4) splits the defense and dances through the air for the layin.

Story By Kyle Coryea, North Country SportsNet
The East Division-leading Chateaugay Bulldogs ran their regular-season record to 6-0 (10-0 overall) with a quick 10-0 lead to start and never looked back. The Bulldogs raced to a 21-4 lead after the first quarter, then opened a 32-9 lead going into the break.  A scrappy defense combined with a well-tuned transition game anchored the Bulldogs' attack en route to a 55-24 win. Leading the way in scoring were Chateaugay's Zach Peck and Brad Dumont with 14 points each. For Salmon River, Dan Tremblay had five points. The next game for the Bulldogs will be Friday at Madrid-Waddington in a game you can hear on North Country SportsNet. Salmon Riverwill host Norwood- Norfolk in nonleague action on Wednesday.
 

COLTS' REGAN SPLASHES 21 POINTS IN 58-35 WIN OVER P-H PANTHERS

Parishville-Hopkinton's Dan Gilbert (25)  battles with Colton-Pierrepont's Patrick Reilly (34) to snag the offensive rebound.  Gilbert and Jason Smith led the Panthers' scoring with eight points each. The Panther’s converted for two points in the first half.   However, the Colts defeated the Panthers 58-35.
(Harold Leroux photos)  Game Gallery

Colts' Andrew Bonno (10) sets a pick allowing Zach Regan to shag Panthers' Bryant Wickwire (2) and score on the shot in the lane.  Regan had 3 three pointers in the first half en route to a game-best six treys and 21 points total.  Jeremy Thomas also contributed 10 points for Colton-Pierrepont.

Colton-Pierrepont’s Thor Merrill (4) drives hard to the basket against P-H defender Tom Jacot (15) for the layup.  The Colts broke open a 12-11 first quarter lead with an 18-8 run in the second quarter.  They held P-H to just eight points in the third and fourth quarters to anchor the win on the road.
 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 2008
West Division
Hammond 57, Clifton-Fine 32

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 79, St. Regis Falls 31
Brushton-Moira 71, Madrid-Waddington 62
Colton-Pierrepont 52, Salmon River 39
Parishville-Hopkinton 44, St. Lawrence Central 39
Central Division
Ogdensburg 64, Massena 51
Potsdam 66, Tupper Lake 47
Malone 70, Gouverneur 50
West Division
Harrisville 41, Lisbon 35
Heuvelton 83, Clifton-Fine 36
Hammond 43, Hermon-DeKalb 34
Edwards-Knox 64, Morristown 38

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2008
Non League
Canton 50, Heuvelton 37
 

CANTON OVERCOMES FIRST-HALF SHOOTING WOES TO BE HEUVELTON

Canton’s Brad Stone (33) puts the ball to the floor to get past Heuvelton’s Eric Ross.  Stone scored 11 points as Canton broke away from a one-point halftime deficit to defeat Heuvelton 50-37.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Heuvelton’s Francis Sharpe (5) looks for space along the baseline to get a shot off against Canton’s Kelsey Cornwell.

Canton’s Kelsey Cornwell (32) reaches up for the lay up after beating two Heuvelton defenders to the hoop.  Cornwell delivered a game-high 16 points to power the Bears who erased a 21-20 halftime deficit. with an 18-6 surge in the third quarter.  With the non-league win, Canton lifted its overall record to 7-4, while Heuvelton fell to 8-3.
 

MORE FROM HERMON-DEKALB VS. HAMMOND (Right)

Hammond’s Brandon Howie fires across midcourt on the dribble while tightly defended by Hermon-DeKalb’s Adam Burnham.  Howie finished with a game-best 13 points and dished a couple of key fourth-quarter assists that enabled Hammond to pull away.  A 15-7 run in the fourth frame provided the difference.  Griff Stark-Ennis splashed 10 points.
 

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2007
Heather Provost Tournament at St. Regis Falls
St. Lawrence Central 54, Parishville-Hopkinton 51 (OT/cons.)
Norwood-Norfolk 48, St. Regis Falls 43 (championship)
Al Gutterson Memorial Tournament at Heuvelton
Tupper Lake 67, Hammond 66 (consolation)
Heuvelton 62, Lisbon 56 (championship)
Section X-VII Challenge at SUNY Plattsburgh
Malone 56, Peru 53
Ogdensburg 53, Saranac Central 32
Plattsburgh 69, Brushton-Moira 58
Seton Catholic 75, Gouverneur 47
Watertown Savings Bank Shootout
Carthage 55, Massena 48
Harrisville 73, Sackets Harbor 63

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2007
Morristown Christmas Tournament
LaFargeville 57, Alexandria Bay 37 (consolation)
Madrid-Waddington 76, Morristown 35 (championship)
Heather Provost Tournament at St. Regis Falls
St. Regis Falls 57, Parishville-Hopkinton 42 (semifinal)
Norwood-Norfolk 41, St. Lawrence Central 37 (semifinal)
Burkman Classic at Canton
Colton-Pierrepont 56, Edwards-Knox 29 (consolation)
Canton 59, Hermon-DeKalb 30 (championship)
Al Gutterson Memorial Tournament at Heuvelton
Heuvelton 58, Hammond 43 (semifinal)
Lisbon 61, Tupper Lake 40 (semifinal)
Watertown Savings Bank Shootout
Massena 81, Watertown 48

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2007
Section X vs. Section VII Challenge
Brushton-Moira 63, Seton Catholic 45
Ogdensburg 65, Peru 45
Saranac 78, Malone 72
Plattsburgh 61. Gouverneur 40
Morristown Christmas Tournament
Morristown 71, Alexandria Bay 60 (semifinal)
Madrid-Waddington 68, LaFargeville 50 (semifinal)
Burkman Classic in Canton
Canton 53, Colton-Pierrepont 39 (semifinal)
Hermon-DeKalb 49, Edwards-Knox 46 (semifinal)

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2007
Olympic Center Holiday Hoopfest
Saranac Lake 65, Tupper Lake 44
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 41, Belleville-Henderson 33
 

LARRIES NIP P-H PANTHERS IN O.T. IN CONSOLATION OF ST.REGIS TOURNEY

St. Lawrence Central’s Mike Weller (20) goes up for the shot while Parishville-Hopkinton’s Dan Gilbert (25) slides across to defend.  St. Lawrence Central overcame the Panthers' late surge that forced overtime in grabbing a 54-51 win in the consolation of the St. Regis Falls-Heather Provost Memorial Tournament.  Gilbert was named the Panthers' All Tournament Team selection, along with Phil Dishaw for the Larries.
(Photo by Eric Foote)  Game Gallery

St. Lawrence Central’s Craig Peets (10) beats the Parishville-Hopkinton defense and gets the easy finger-roll layup.  Ken Genaway dialed up a game-tying three-pointer with just 2.1 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game 47-47 and force overtime.  However, Cody Fuentes' four points in the extra frame led the Larries to the consolation victory.

Parishville-Hopkinton’s Bryant Wickwire (2) drives to the hoop with St. Lawrence Central’s Phil Dishaw trying to force him outside.  Whickwire scored a game-high 21 points.  Dishaw and Brian Ramsdell netted 12 points each for the Larries.
 

M-W JACKETS WIN 3RD TOURNEY OF SEASON BEATING MORRISTOWN

The Madrid-Waddington Yellow Jackets pounced on host Morristown for 28 first-quarter points and held the Rockets' offense to just 13 first-half points in cruising to a 76-35 win in the championship game of Morristown Christmas Tournament.  Morristown advanced to the championship by winning their first game of the season over Alexandria Bay in the semifinal.  M-W was led by George Labaff's 13 bench points. 
(Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery   Listen to NCSN's Broadcast

Morristown’s Nick Nugent (4) drives to the hoop splitting the defenders, including Madrid-Waddington Chad Jaquith (22).  Nugent contributed six points for the Rockets.  Will Griffith topped the Morristown scoresheet with 12 points.

Madrid-Waddington’s Patrick Wing (10) knocks down the runner after driving past Morristown’s Conor Learn (11).  Also scoring in double digit for the Jackets: John Martin, Ryan Dunn and Steve Morgan each fired off 11 points, while Jon Woodard added 10 points.  Dunn was named Tournament MVP.
 

LAFARGEVILLE ROARS BACK TO TOP ALEXANDRIA IN CONSOLATION 57-37

LaFargeville’s Brandon Davis (11) goes up for the lay in over Alexandria Bay’s Tim Reddick (50).  Davis scored 10 points, while Reddick fired in 12 points.  Tom Hayes led Alexandria Central with 13 points.  LaFargeville's Nick Donnelly rifled 22 points and snagged 13 rebounds in leading the Red Knights to a consolation game victory over Alexandria Bay 57-37.
(Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery   Listen to NCSN Broadcast
 

MALONE HUSKIES BOW IN DOGFIGHT WITH SARANAC CENTRAL 78-72

Malone’s Tyler Wescott (15) knocks down the mid-range jumper over Saranac Central’s Bryan Tedford (34). Wescott scored a game-high 24 points and Casey Warner contributed 18 points, but it was not enough for the win. Trailing 72-70 in the closing minutes, the Chiefs reeled off the final eight points as Malone bowed in a dogfight vs. Saranac Central, 78-72, in the Section X vs. Section VII Challenge.  Game Gallery

Malone’s Ben Thomas (22), running full speed, attempts to get past Saranac Central’s Ben Depo (21).  (Eric Foote photos)

Depo later has the ball knocked away by Malone’s Ryan Lamica.  Saranac Central's Dustin Gratto slammed home 23 points and Connor Thompson 17 points to lead the Chiefs.