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2007-'08 SECTION X GIRLS Final Basketball Standings
EAST DIVISION W-L GB
x-Chateaugay Madrid-Waddington St. Lawrence Central Brushton-Moira St. Regis Falls Parishville-Hopkinton Colton-Pierrepont	12-0 - 10-2 2 7-5 5 7-5 5 4-8 8 2-10 10 0-12 12
CENTRAL DIV. W-L GB
x-Malone Ogdensburg Massena Potsdam Tupper Lake Canton Gouverneur Norwood-Norfolk	14-0 - 12-2 2 10-4 4 8-6 6 5-9 9 5-9 9 1-13 12 1-13 13
WEST DIVISION W-L GB
x-Hammond Harrisville Heuvelton Edwards-Knox Hermon-DeKalb Lisbon Morristown	12-0 - 9-3 3 9-3 3 6-6 6 2-10 10 2-10 10 2-10 10

M-W Beats Saints; O.F.A. Falls to Corcoran

Games of Week 11: February 4-9, 2008

2007-2008 Section X Girls Basketball Scores

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 65, St. Regis Falls 34
Non League
Corcoran 62, Ogdensburg 32

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 49, St. Lawrence Central 39
Central Division
Ogdensburg 61, Tupper Lake 15

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2008
East Division
Parishville-Hopkinton 45, Colton-Pierrepont 19
Central Division
Potsdam 35, Canton 28
Norwood-Norfolk 34, Gouverneur 32
Tupper Lake at Ogdensburg, ppd. weather
West Division
Heuvelton 48, Lisbon 35
Edwards-Knox 42, Hermon-DeKalb 28
Hammond 54, Harrisville 48

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 46, Madrid-Waddington 39
Central Division
Malone 77, Massena 34
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 33, Morristown 25

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2008
Non League
Heuvelton 52, St. Regis Falls 47 (OT)
Morristown 38, Parishville-Hopkinton 25

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 52, St. Regis Falls 33
Madrid-Waddington 57, Brushton-Moira 28
St. Lawrence Central 52, Parishville-Hopkinton 33
Central Division
Malone 91, Gouverneur 29
Ogdensburg 51, Massena 49
Canton 59, Norwood-Norfolk 17
Potsdam 43, Tupper Lake 26
West Division
Harrisville 62, Lisbon 21
Hammond 78, Hermon-DeKalb 26
Edwards-Knox 36, Morristown 19

J.V. CALLUP WENTWORTH NETS 11
TO LEAD CANTON PAST N-N FLYERS

Canton’s Kacie Wentworth (5) knifes her way through two Norwood-Norfolk defenders to get the lay in. Wentworth scored 11 points, while Brittany Coffey added 10 points to deliver a 59-17 victory for Canton over Norwood-Norfolk.
(Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery

Canton’s Heather Lottie looks to drive baseline on Norwood-Norfolk’s Emily Cotey (5). Emily and Colleen Cotey each had
five points to lead the Flyers' efforts.

Norwood-Norfolk’s Kaitlyn Levison (11) makes a pass over Canton’s Brittany Martin (24).

ANOTHER NAIL BITER: O.F.A. BEATS MASSENA AGAIN IN CLUTCH, 51-49

Massena's Anna Riley (11) dribbles out of trouble after pulling in the rebound. Megan Morrison ripped 19 points to lead O.F.A. to a narrow 51-49 win over the Red Raiders. Massena rose with a strong third quarter to tie the game, before a seesaw 4th period. Taylor Bacon with 15 points and Riley with 14 points led the Massena comeback. However, the Blue Devils opened a five-point lead in the final 2:00 and held the Raiders. Sarah LaFave added 11 points for O.F.A. (R. Johnson photo)

Ogdensburg's Jordyn LaRock puts of a floater in the paint.

Massena's Janelle Bradish (33) and Ogdensburg's Megan Morrison (24) scramble to tie up the loose ball. Ogdensburg swept the season series with an OT win three weeks ago.
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HAMMOND TEACHES HOOPS 101: BOUNCING BACK TO BEAT PIRATES

Hammond's Brittany Kenyon battles her way through Harrisville defenders, Maggie Wood (33) and Jordan Backus (11), in slashing to the hoop. Kenyon's sharp shooting from the free-throw line and a pair of three-bombs in the second half propelled the Red Devils to a 54-48 victory over Harrisville.
(Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
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Hammond's Malynda Jenne (31) and Harrisville's Samantha Wood (5) battle for a deflected ball on the floor. Despite Harrisville's stiff challenge, Hammond won its 101st straight game against West Division teams on Thursday.

Hammond's Brooke Hollister (12) shadows Harrisville's Lean Malbeuf (15) on a partial break to the hoop. Malbeuf dished up 11 points, behind Patty Coloney's game-best 23-point effort. Hammond's Nicole Davison dumped in 12 points. Hammond Coach Shawn Dack said he was particularly pleased with his team's defense which kept the Pirates close when the offense sputter to score early in the ball game.
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N-N FLYERS CAPTURE FIRST LEAGUE WIN OVER GOUVERNEUR 34-32

By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The Norwood-Norfolk Lady Flyers captured their first win of the season in a 34-32 home triumph over the Gouverneur Wildcats on Thursday evening. Emily Cotey led the Flyers’ charge with a 19-point performance. Kara Holmes pitched in six points for Norwood-Norfolk (1-13, 3-17 overall). For Gouverneur (1-13, 2-17 overall), Kristi McEathron lit up four three-pointers and a game total of 12 points.

#9-RANKED CHATEAUGAY CAPTURES EAST TITLE IN COMEBACK VS. M-W

Chateaugay’s Katie Hamelin (10) drives towards the hoop working her way past Madrid-Waddington’s Abbey Shoen. Chateaugay erased a 10-point deficit in the firs half to tie the game 22-22 at intermission, then forged ahead to a 46-39 victory over the Yellow Jackets in clinching the regular season East Division title. Danielle Swanston delivered a strong performance with 12 points, while Katie Hamelin added nine to lead the Bulldogs. Krystal Mouthrop scored 11 points to lead the Yellow Jackets. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
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Madrid-Waddington’s Krystal Mouthrop fights for the ball while getting tangled up with Chateaugay’s Candace Fowler (23).

Chateaugay’s Danielle Swanston (21) dishes the ball off while being guarded by Madrid-Waddington’s April Streeter.
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HAMMOND CONQUERS 100TH WEST WIN IN A ROW BEATING H-D DEMONS

The defending New York State Class D girls Champions, the Hammond Lady Red Devils received a 23-point performance from Nicole Davidson and chalked up their 100th straight win in the West Division of Section X, beating Hermon-DeKalb 72-28 at home on Monday night. Brittany Kenyon tossed won 20 points, while Cassie Cunningham delivered 12 points. Michelle Watkins led the Green Demons with 13 points.

Games of Week 10: Jan. 28-Feb. 2, 2008

2007-2008 Section X Girls Basketball Scores

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2008
Central Division
Malone 75, Canton 27
Non League
Potsdam 55, Heuvelton 32

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 52, Brushton-Moira 44
Madrid-Waddington 78, Parishville-Hopkinton 34
St. Lawrence Central 59, Colton-Pierrepont 24
Central Division
Ogdensburg 63, Potsdam 48
Massena 56, Gouverneur 25
Tupper Lake 52, Norwood-Norfolk 21
West Division
Hammond 86, Edwards-Knox 32
Heuvelton 37, Morristown 20
Lisbon 49, Hermon-DeKalb 36
Non League
Harrisville 56, Thousand Islands 48

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 60, St. Regis Falls 53
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 67, Gouverneur 26
LaFargeville 43, Morristown 31

MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 64, Parishville-Hopkinton 23
Madrid-Waddington 50, Colton-Pierrepont 24
Central Division
Malone 80, Tupper Lake 23
Ogdensburg 69, Norwood-Norfolk 24
Massena 57, Potsdam 43
Canton 38, Gouverneur 18
West Division
Hammond 63, Lisbon 34
Harrisville 63, Morristown 31
Heuvelton 45, Edwards-Knox 36

ST. LAWRENCE LARRIES GET QUICK JUMP COLTON-PIERREPONT 59-24

Colton-Pierrepont’s Taylor Bonno (10) chases after the loose
bal with St. Lawrence Central’s Brittany Tremblay (20). The Larries jumped out to a fast start and turned back Colton-Pierrepont 59-24 in East Division action. Game Gallery

Colton-Pierrepont’s Ashley Remington looks to get a shot off while being tightly guarded by St. Lawrence Central’s Brittany Crump. The Larries jumped out to a fast start and turned back Colton-Pierrepont 59-24. (Eric Foote photos)

St. Lawrence Central’s Brittany Tremblay (20) looks for someone to pass to while being guarded by Colton-Pierrepont’s Alex Sochia (12). Trembley scored 16 points, behind Brittany Munson's game-high 18. Brittany Crump added 10. Sochia
and Emily Watson each delivered six points.

DEFENSE RULES: CANTON ROLLS PAST GOUVERNEUR WILDCATS 38-18

Canton’s Heather Lottie (42) gets hacked on the arm while attempting her shot, she was fouled by Gouverneur’s Lesley Turner (34). While Canton got off to a slow start, the Bears held Gouverneur scoreless in the first period in a defensive battle. Canton won 38-18. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery

Gouverneur’s Nichole Fuller (5) attempts the jump shot over the hand of Canton’s Christy Foster (12). Leslie Turner led the Gouverneur Wildcats with nine of their 18 points.

Canton’s Brittany Jones (10) fights the for the ball under the hoop with Gouverneur’s Richelle Vrooman (3). Jones led Canton with 13 points. Heather Lottie added nine points.

CHATEAUGAY EDGES AWAY FROM
B-M PANTHERS IN FINAL 2 MINUTES

Chateaugay's Lauren Labare (12) looks for an opening in the slot to drive to the basket for a bucket against Brushton-Moira. The New York State 10th-Ranked Chateaugay Bulldogs fended off Brushton-Moira's drives back to within three points, to pull away with a 52-44 win. (Amy Tousignant photos)
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Chateaugay's Maggie Trombly (14) climbs high to get the jumpshot off over Brushton-Moira's Chenice Russell (30).

Chateaugay's Katie Hamelin and Brushton-Moira's Candace Dufrane dive on the tipped ball. Hamelin scored 14 points to power the Bulldogs to the win. Teammate Lauren Labare added 10 points and eight assists. Dufrane scored a game-high 21 points for the Panthers.

RILEY'S 20, MILLER'S 16 POWERS MASSENA TO WIN OVER POTSDAM

Massena's Taylor Bacon (24) goes up for the shot, but is fouled on the Play by Potsdam's Liz Hafer (11). Massena downed Potsdam 57-43 to stay in second place in the Central Division race. (Ross Johnson photo) Game Gallery

Massena' Anna Riley gets the basket after slashing through traffic under the Potsdam hoop. Riley scored 20 points, more than the margin of difference to lead the Raiders (9-2, 10-7 overall). Cassie Miller added 16 points to the cause. Massena commanded an eight point lead at the half and edged away in the third and fourth quarters.

Massena's Heather Johnson saves the ball from going out of bounds in front of Potsdam's Maggie Cook (21). Cook scored 14 points to pace the Stoners, while Greta Collins posted 10.

KING'S 10 POINTS LEADS JACKETS TO WIN OVER COLTON-PIERREPONT

Madrid Waddington’s Jenn Curley (5) manages to grab the offensive rebound in the third quarter, despite having three defenders in close. Kristen King pooped 10 points, while Curley added eight points to lead the Jackets to a 9-1 record in the East Division. (Harold Leroux photo) Game Gallery

Colts’ Taylor Bonno (10) gets the initial stuff on M- W's Cierra Wells (3). However, the Yellow Jackets recovered the loose ball on the play and managed to score on the sequence.

Madrid-Waddington's Crystal Mouthorp (15) makes the short baseline jumper in the first half as the Yellow Jackets jumped out to a big 31-7 halftime lead and didn’t look back. Emma Watson dropped in 10 points to lead the Lady Colts.

Games of Weeks 8-9: January 14-26, 2008

2007-2008 Section X Girls Basketball Scores

SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 2008
Central Division
Potsdam 52, Canton 47
West Division
Harrisville 49, Edwards-Knox 39

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2008
Central Division
Tupper Lake 34, Gouverneur 18
West Division
Hammond 84, Morristown 31

THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 75, Colton-Pierrepont 24
Madrid-Waddington 44, St. Lawrence Central 22
St. Regis Falls 51, Parishville-Hopkinton 36
Central Division
Malone 54, Ogdensburg 34
West Division
Harrisville 53, Heuvelton 24
Edwards-Knox 41, Lisbon 33

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2008
Central Division
Massena 57, Canton 40

TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2008
West Division
Edwards-Knox 38, Lisbon 33
Non League
Hammond 58, Brushton-Moira 48

MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 2008
Central Division
Malone 80, Tupper Lake 16

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 2008
Non League
Chateaugay 56, Hermon-DeKalb 22

THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 2008
East Division
Brushton-Moira 74, Parishville-Hopkinton 26
Chateaugay 59, St. Lawrence Central 34
St. Regis Falls 56, Colton-Pierrepont 36
Central Division
Malone 61, Potsdam 49
Canton 41, Tupper Lake 35
Ogdensburg 48, Gouverneur 19
Massena 59, Norwood-Norfolk 18
West Division
Heuvelton 59, Hermon-DeKalb 43
Hammond 70, Morristown 26
Harrisville 52, Edwards-Knox 43

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2008
Central Division
Malone 66, Canton 28
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 40, Tupper Lake 30
Madrid-Waddington 58, Harrisville 34
Chateaugay 65, Lisbon 25

MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 2008
East Division
St. Regis Falls 53, Colton-Pierrepont 19
Central Division
Ogdensburg 54, Potsdam 39
Non League
Madrid-Waddington 57, Heuvelton 43
Edwards-Knox 24, Gouverneur 22
Hermon-DeKalb 48, Alex Bay 42
LaFargeville 36, Morristown 25

MOUTHORP'S 17 POINTS POWERS
M-W JACKETS PAST LARRIES 44-22

St. Lawrence Central’s Brittany Tremblay (20) dishes the ball off after drawing the double-team from Madrid-Waddington. The Yellow Jackets topped St. Lawrence Central 44-22, behind a game-best 17 points from Crystal Mouthorp and 13 points for Jenn Curley. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery

Madrid-Waddington’s Sabrina French (55) fights her way through the steal attempt by St. Lawrence Central’s Brittany Tremblay (20). Trembley and Brittany Munson contributed six points each for the Larries, behind a team-best seven points from Brittany Crump.

Madrid-Waddington’s April Streeter (53) goes up for the baby hook shot over St. Lawrence Central’s Brittany Crump (10).

CANTON HANGS ON TO TURN BACK
TUPPER LAKE IN 41-35 VICTORY

Tupper Lake’s Brooke Chartier (12) attempts the short range jumper over Canton’s Heather Lottie (42).Canton edged away from Tupper Lake in the second half to win 41-35 at Canton on Thursday. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery

Canton’s Heather Lottie (42) knocks down her shot over the hand of Tupper Lake’s Brooke Aldridge (20). Brittany Jones delivered 12 points to lead Canton, while Lottie scored eight.

Canton’s Brittani Bessette (4) sets herself for the jumper after dribbling past Tupper Lake’s Amber Lawyer (25). Kelsey Hamilton led Tupper Lake with eight points.

O.F.A.'S MORRISON PUMPS 17 POINTS TO POWER WIN OVER POTSDAM 54-39

Sandstoners' Liz Hafer(11) attempts to get position for a charge or a blocked shot against the Blue Devils Samantha Poirier (5). Poirier managed to get the bucket. Ogdensburg edged within a half-game of the Central Division lead with a
54-39 win over Potsdam. (Harold Leroux photo) Game Gallery

Sandstoners' Liz Hafer (11) flies in along the baseline for the block on the Blue Devils' Sara LaFave (12). LaFave still got the bucket and delivered ten more points for a 12-point night.
Megan Morrison led Ogdensburg with 17 points.

Potsdam's Linnea Johnson (24) crashes to the floor inside the paint going after the defensive board against Ogdensburg's Samantha Poirier (5). The Sandstoners got the top scoring performance from Natalie Carranza with 12 points. Greta Collins added nine for the Sandstoners who kicked in fullcourt pressure to shave a 20-point deficit in the second half.

MILLER & KIMBALL LEAD MASSENA TO WIN OVER NORWOOD-NORFOLK

Norwood-Norfolk’s Heather Devine (25) and Massena’s Courtney French (13) get tangled up while fighting for the ball. The Massena Lady Raiders defeated Norwood-Norfolk 59-18 in Central Division play. (Mark VanBibber photo) Game Gallery

Massena’s Marci Silver (52) looks to make a pass while
tightly guarded by Norwood-Norfolk’s Kaitlyn Levison.
Cassie Miller and Kendra Kimball each dumped in 11 points
to lead the Red Raiders (7-2, 8-7 overall).

Norwood-Norfolk’s Kaitlyn Levison (11) attempts to knock down the runner in the lane over Kendra Kimball. Levison and Kara Holmes each scored five points for the Flyers.

MALONE EDGES TOWARD DIVISION TITLE, BUMPING 2ND PLACE O.F.A.

Malone’s Brittany Flick (11) eyes the floor from the baseline, looking for a teammate to pass to while being tightly guarded by Ogdensburg’s Sara LaFave. After three lead changes in the first five minutes of the game, Malone took charge with guard Alyson Johnson lighting up the basket with four threes. The Huskies remained undefeated in the Central Division race (10-0) with a 54-34 victory at Ogdensburg Free Academy on Thursday night. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery

Ogdensburg’s Megan Morrison drives to the hoop and
gets the lay in over Malone’s Kelsey Johnson.

Malone’s Haley Poupore (35) battles for the loose rebound with Ogdensburg’s Jordyn LaRock (23). Poupore scored 12 points, behind Alyson Johnson who led the Huskies with 16 points. LaRock notched 10 points, behind Sara LaFave with 11 points.

ST. REGIS FALLS TURNS BACK P-H PANTHERS IN 51-36 VICTORY

St. Regis Falls' Krista Lucas (5) powers her way to the hoop past Parishville-Hopkinton's Brooke Waite (11). Lucas fired off a game-high 24 points in leading the Saints to a 51-36 win. Sara Artus added 19. (Mark VanBibber photo) Game Gallery

Parishville-Hopkinton wins the scramble for the loose ball. Stephanie Cox scored nine points and Brooke Waite added eight points to fuel the P-H Panthers' scoring attack.

Lucas scoops up the shot after shooting past Parishville-Hopkinton's Stacie Tyler (20). The Saints rushed to an 18-8 lead in the first quarter in catapulting the Saints to the win.

MASSENA DENIES CANTON LADY BEARS 57-40 IN CENTRAL MATCHUP

The Massena Lady Raiders moved within a game and a half of the Central Division lead with a 57-40 win over the Canton Lady Bears on Wednesday night. Taylor Bacon led the Lady Raiders with 13 points, while Christy Foster also netted 13 points to lead the Bears. (Ross Johnson photo) Game Gallery

Massena's Taylor Bacon battles on the floor for the offensive rebound. Massena's Janelle Bradish also pitched in 10 points. Massena improved to 8-2 on the regular season, 9-7 overall.

Massena's Alexa Myers skies for the shot over Canton's Brittany Jones. Jones had 11 points, while Heather Lottie contributed 10. Canton fell to 3-6 in league play, 6-9 overall.

HAMMOND FENDS OFF BRUSHTON-MOIRA; DUNN LEADS WITH 19 POINTS

Hammond's Brittany Kenyon runs the offense against Brushton-Moira's Chenice Russell (30). The Lady Panthers gave the Red Devils one of their closer games of the season, but Hammond prevailed with a 48-38 victory in an interdivisional contest. Kenyon collected 11 points behind Aubrie Dunn's game-high 19 points, nine boards and nine steals. Nicole Davison pitched in 12 points. (Photos by Eric Meacham)

Brushton-Moira's Whitney Sevey fires up a three-ball against Hammond defender Cassie Cunningham (21). Sevey scored eight points behind Candy Dufrane with 13 points and Taylor Keck with seven points for the Panthers.

Hammond's Brooke Hollister (12) swings the ball to the right on the dribble against the Brushton-Moira defense.

MALONE'S JOHNSON STRIKES 1,000-POINT MARK; HUSKIES TOP POTSDAM

Malone's Alyson Johnson crossed the career 1,000-point plateau in Thursday's game against the Potsdam Sandstoners. Johnson scored 17 points to lead the Huskies, while Erica Johnson added 10 points as Malone defeated Potsdam 61-49. Harold Leroux photo) Game Gallery

Sandstoners' Maggie Cook (21) aggressively drives to the hoop for a two pointer. While Potsdam made a valiant effort to close the gap with a 21-8 run in the fourth quarter, Malone raced to a 21-4 lead in the first quarter and a 24-point lead at the half.

Potsdam’s Kaitlin Dullea (23) dives on the loose ball and keeps possession with a pass to a teammate from the floor. Dullea led the Potsdam offense with 10 points.

Games of Week 7: January 7-12, 2008

2007-2008 Section X Girls Basketball Scores

SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2008
West Division
Heuvelton 52, Hermon-DeKalb 42
Non League
Chateaugay 62, Norwood-Norfolk 42

FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2008
Non League
Edwards-Knox 41, St. Lawrence Central 34

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2008
East Division
Chateaugay 47, Madrid-Waddington 45
St. Lawrence Central 36, St. Regis Falls 25
Brushton-Moira at Colton-Pierrepont
Central Division
Massena 49, Tupper Lake 39
Ogdensburg 54, Canton 47
Malone 7l, Norwood-Norfolk 26
Potsdam 59, Gouverneur 33
West Division
Hammond 70, Heuvelton 47
Morristown 30, Lisbon 24
Harrisville 55, Hermon-DeKalb 42

TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 64, St. Regis Falls 20
St. Lawrence Central 52, Brushton-Moira 51
Parishville-Hopkinton 41, Colton-Pierrepont 33
Central Division
Malone 64, Massena 44
Ogdensburg 51, Tupper Lake 40
Gouverneur 37, Norwood-Norfolk 35
West Division
Hammond 75, Harrisville 47
Heuvelton 47, Lisbon 37
Edwards-Knox 43, Hermon-DeKalb 31

MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2008
Non League
Saranac Central 54, Potsdam 40
Chateaugay 40, Edwards-Knox 29

HARRISVILLE PIRATES BOUNCE
BACK TO BEAT H-D DEMONS 36-25

Hermon-DeKalb’s Natasha Sayer pulls up for a jump shot near the foul line over two Harrisville defenders. Hermon-DeKalb's buzzer-beater lifted them to a 22-20 halftime lead, but Harrisville's pressure defense in the second half took over the game en route to a 55-42 win. (Foote photo) Game Gallery

Harrisville’s Kaitlyn Hart (4) tries to find a teammate for the
pass, while under pressure from Hermon-DeKalb’s Whitney Stiles (22). Beth Zeller helped lead the Demons (1-5, 1-11 overall) to a first half lead and rang up 11 points for the game.

Harrisville’s Leah Malbeuf (15) tries to regain control of the ball after tangling with Hermon-DeKalb’s Courtney Bigelow (3). The Pirates' Patty Coloney held the hot hand with a game-high 19 points, while Malbeuf added nine points for the Pirates who improved to 4-2, 6-2 overall.

MALONE'S POUPORE RIPS 26 POINTS TO ANCHOR WIN OVER MASSENA

Massena's Anna Riley (11) blocks the shot against and draws a jump ball against Malone's Alyson Johnson (15). However, Malone dominated Massena much of the contest in snagging a 64-44 win at Massena. (Ross Johnson photos)

Massena's Cassandra Miller (15) powers up a strong sky hook over a Malone defender. The Raider offense was led by Anna Riley with 13 points and Alexa Myers with 10 points.

Malone's Alison Johnson (35) reaches up from behind and blocks the shot from Massena's Nicole Johnson. Malone's
Haley Poupore generated 26 points in powering the Huskies' win in Massena. Malone improved to 5-0 in the Central Division and 9-2 overall. Allison Johnson added 16 points in the win.

JACKETS JAM UP THE FALLS: M-W SHUTS DOWN SAINTS SCORERS 64-16

Madrid-Waddington’s Cierra Wells(3) makes the layup and draw the foul Wells also manages to convert on the line sinking the free throw. Madrid-Waddington struck quickly and stung St. Regis Falls 64-16 in an East Division matchup on Tuesday. (Harold Leroux photo) Game Gallery

St. Regis Falls' Danielle Fountain is surrounded by a swarm of Yellow Jackets as she comes down with the offensive rebound early in the second quarter of Tuesday's game.

Yellow Jackets' Jennifer Curley (5) drives the lane hard for the layup, but the Saints’ Krista Lucas blocks the shot. M-W's Abby Shoen delivered a game-best 19 points, while Cierra Wells kicked in 14 and Crystal Mouthorp dealt 11 more. In a defensive juggernaut, the Jackets jumped on St. Regis for a
31-14 halftime lead, then allowed just two points after halftime.

BULLDOGS OUTDUEL M-W JACKETS IN EAST BATTLE OF UNDEFEATEDS

Hermon-DeKalb's Michelle Watkins (33) extends the shot over the Heuvelton defender for two points. Watkins scored 12 points, chipped in six rebounds, eight steals and two assists to help lead the Demons. However, Heuvelton got solid bench contribution from Chelsea Hargrave who scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in Heuvelton's 52-42 win over the Demons. (Mark VanBibber photo) Game Gallery

Heuvelton's Samantha Weaver (31) fires a three-pointer over Hermon-DeKalb's Samantha Wentzel (45). Weaver had four points, four rebounds and a steal for the Bulldogs. Megan Johnson added 12 points, Kara Leonard dished in six points and Melissa Ayen contributed five points for the winners.

Watkins (33) leaps and extends in an attempt to block a Heuvelton shot. For the Demons, Beth Zeller also contributed 13 points and 11 rebounds, while Tasha Sayer had six points.

BULLDOGS OUTDUEL M-W JACKETS IN EAST BATTLE OF UNDEFEATEDS

Chateaugay's Candace Fowler (23) and Katie Hamelin (10) dive on the tipped ball with Madrid-Waddington's Crystal Mouthorp (15) during a fourth-quarter scramble. Madrid-Waddington erased a 10-point second-half deficit to climb back within a point twice in the 4th, but could not overcome the Bulldogs' lead. A pair of critical bucket and free throws in the final minute powered the Bulldogs to a 47-45 win in a matchup of the previously undefeated. (Bob LaRue photo) Game Gallery

Chateaugay's Elizabeth Trombly (14) powers up through the triple-team defense to net two of her eight points. Trombly also contributed 10 rebounds. Lauren LaBare led a balanced Bulldog scoring front with 11 points, while Candace Fowler was strong on the boards with 13 rebounds. Chateaugay remained unblemished in league play at 6-0, while 9-1 overall.

Madrid-Waddington's April Streeter (53) leans in with the let-handed shot to roll in two of her eight points. Jenn Curley shot a game-best 17 points while Abbey Shoen dished in 11 more to lead the Jackets in their second-half comeback.

LARRIES' TROMBLEY NETS 14 IN LEADING WIN OVER ST. REGIS FALLS

Saints’ Krista Lucas(5) darts along the baseline for the reverse layup attempt against St. Lawrence Central's Brittany Crump (10) and ends up at the free-throw line. St. Lawrence Central pulled away from Lucas and the Saints with a 36-25 East Division win. (Harold Leroux photo) Game Gallery

St. Lawrence Central's Brittany Tremblay (20) drives hard along the baseline for a third-quarter layup. Tremblay scored 14 points in anchoring the Larries' win. (5-2, 8-3 overall).

St. Regis Falls' Krista Lucas (5) and Danielle Fountain (12) battle for the rebound against the Larries. Lucas (nine points and five steals) and Sara Artus (nine points and 13 rebounds) led the Saints' offensive attack.

COX'S 25 POWERS P-H PANTHERS TO FIRST WIN OVER LADY COLTS 41-33

Parishville-Hopkinton’s Brooke Waite (11) drives aggressively past the defense and to the hoop for a basket while being tightly guarded by Colton-Pierrepont’s Ashley Remington (20) and Molly Thomas in the double-team trap. In a matchup of two teams struggling for their first win, Parishville-Hopkinton bounced back from a 13-2 first-quarter deficit with a 14-point unanswered run in the second quarter. The Panthers went on to gain their first win of the season in a 41-33 victory over Colton-Pierrepont. (Eric Foote photo) Game Gallery
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Parishville-Hopkinton’s Stephanie Cox (23) knocks down the jumper after driving around Colton-Pierrepont’s Taylor Bonno. Cox flashed a game-high 25 points to anchor the Panthers' first win of the season. Brooke Waite added 12 points.

Colton-Pierrepont’s Alex Sochia (12) knocks down the runner over Parishville-Hopkinton’s Stephanie Cox (23). Sochia led the Lady Colts with 11 points. The Colts fell to 0-10 overall.

Games of Week 6: January 1-5, 2008

2007-2008 Section X Girls Basketball Scores

SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 2008
Non League
Alexandria Bay 41, Morristown 35 (OT)
Immaculate Heart 52, Ogdensburg 49

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2008
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 60, Brushton-Moira 43
Chateaugay 60, St. Regis Falls 23
St. Lawrence Central 38, Parishville-Hopkinton 27
Central Division
Malone 84, Gouverneur 24
Ogdensburg 54, Massena 51 (OT)
Potsdam 55, Tupper Lake 26
Canton 47, Norwood-Norfolk 27
West Division
Hammond 93, Hermon-DeKalb 39
Harrisville 69, Lisbon 32
Edwards-Knox 38, Morristown 27

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 2008
Central Division
Potsdam 58, Norwood-Norfolk 27
Non-League
Canton 59, Carthage 52

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2008
Central Division
Massena 63, Tupper Lake 26
West Division
Lisbon 42, Hermon-DeKalb 37
Non League
Edwards-Knox 52, Parishville-Hopkinton 34

MASSENA (5-0) DEALS TUPPER'S FIRST LEAGUE LOSS IN 63-26 WIN

Massena's Taylor Bacon extends the layup as she shuffles to her right along the baseline to dish up two points against Tupper Lake's Brooke Aldridge. Bacon scored 12 points behind Nicole Johnson's 14 points in leading the Raiders to their fifth straight league win (5-0) and Tupper Lake's first league loss 63-26. (Bob LaRue/Ross Johnson photos) Game Gallery

Tupper Lake's Taylor Keniston (11) ignores the defensive distraction to sink two points past the hand of Massena defender Anna Riley during second-half action.

Raiders' Erin Tyo (12) gets the putba