B-M PANTHERS STILL UNBEATEN IN BEATING ST. LAWRENCE

Brushton-Moira’s Chenice Russell (22) dribbles, protecting  the ball away from St. Lawrence Central’s Danielle Smith (10).  The Brushton-Moira Panthers remain unbeaten (11-0 East Division, 15-0 overall) after crushing the St. Lawrence Central Larries 76-25.  Brushton-Moira raced out to a quick 24-3 lead. Shayna Russell led the Panthers with 26 points, while Taylor Keck dropped in 12 points. (Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery

St. Lawrence Central’s Molly McCuin (15) draws the charge on Brushton-Moira’s Taylor Keck (21) negating the basket.  Autumn Irwin led the Larries with 13 points. 
 

CANTON SNAGS FIRST LEAGUE WIN IN BEATING POTSDAM

By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The Canton Lady Bears won their first league game, 47-37 over Potsdam.  Kacie Wentworth poured in 16 points to lead Canton who improved to 1-6 in league and 6-8 overall.  Emily Archibald dealt 11 more points for Canton. Potsdam was led by Tess Hazen and Veronica Sapp with 10 points each.
 

M-W JACKETS OUTLAST S.R.F. SAINTS IN 25-18 STRUGGLE

St. Regis Falls' Krista Lucas (5) tries to ward off the double team of Madrid-Waddington's Megan Barney (25) and Chelsea Ashley (15) who tries to reach in and steal the ball.  As both teams struggled to score, defense was intensified for both the Saints and Yellow Jackets.  Madrid-Waddington gained its first lead at 10-9 just before the half.  The Jackets pulled away from a 17-17 tie midway through the fourth quarter for a 25-18 win.  (Bob LaRue photo)   Game Gallery   NCSN Game Broadcast

Madrid-Waddington's Jena Cryderman (33) scoots into the air for the shot, but draws a foul from St. Regis Falls' Kristin Mintch (21).  In the tight defensive struggle, M-W’s Alex Martin led all scorers with just eight points. Kristin King contributed 11 steals. Madrid-Waddington improved to 8-3, 11-4 overall. Krista Lucas and Khalisha White each netted six points for the Saints who fell to 7-7, 9-7 overall.
 

HARRISVILLE BEATS HAMMOND IN O.T. TO TAKE WEST LEAD

By Bob LaRue, North Country SportsNet
The Hammond Red Devils string of West Division titles fell in jeopardy after coming up on the short end of their second-straight divisional battle. After topping Hermon-DeKalb in double overtime earlier this week, Hammond fell short to rival Harrisville 67-64 on Thursday. For the Pirates, the win moved them into sole possession of first place in the West by a full game with just two games remaining in the regular season. Katelyn Hart and Patty Coloney made key plays for Harrisville down the stretch for th win. Hart splashed 24 points, with 14 points coming in the final quarter including the game-tying bucket. Coloney racked up with 16 points, including five points in overtime. She added 11 rebounds. Malynda Jenne led the Red Devils with 32 points while Alyssa Crosby dished in 14 points.
 

HERMON-DEKALB TURNS BACK EDWARDS-KNOX 60-47

Edwards-Knox’s Raven Reese drives towards the basket while defended tightly by Hermon-DeKalb’s Rochelle Whitton.  Whitton racked up 25 points to propel the Demons past Edwards-Knox 60-47. H-D’s Brianna Sayer chimed in with 16 points while Kelly Williams added 10 points.
(Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Hermon-DeKalb’s Kaylee O’Donnell (14) dribbles the ball near the baseline while leaning into and warding off Edwards-Knox’s Ashley Davison.  Lindsey Crosbie countered with 25 points for E-K, while Kaylee Hartley popped for 10 more. 
 

SHAMROCKS RALLY TO FEND OFF UPSTART COLTS 50-45

 Colton-Pierrepont’s Alex Sochia (20) cuts between two Salmon River players on her way to making the basket.  The Shamrocks bounced back from an early seven-point lead by the Colts.  Erica Francis led the Shamrocks (8-4, 9-6 overall) with 13 points.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Salmon River’s Kaeli Lafrance soars through the air will looking to knock down a shot near the baseline.  Colton-Pierrepont’s Brianna Beaulieu netted a game-best 15 points and hauled in eight rebounds. Chelsea Huyck splashed 13 points for the Colts (1-10, 2-12 overall).
 

CHATEAUGAY GIRLS PUT AWAY COLTON-PIERREPONT 53-18

Chateaugay's Hannah Cook (11) cuts down the lane and drops in the layup.  The Lady Bulldogs dominated the Colts 53-18.   Raquel Fowler’s 20 points fueled the Chateaugay offense to an East Division win over Colton-Pierrepont.
 (Kyle Coryea photo)   Game Gallery

Colton-Pierrepont's Alex Sochia (20) slices down the lane through the traffic for the basket.  Michelle Swanston added 11 points, while Courtney Boyea chipped in 10 points for the Bulldogs who improved to 6-4 in league and 9-4 overall. The Colts fell to 1-9 in league and 2-11 overall.
 

ST. GERMAIN'S 15 POINTS LEADS O.F.A. PAST POTSDAM

Potsdam's Veronica Sapp (30) collides with Ogdensburg's Mackenzie Cole (22) but keeps driving to the hoop for the layin.  The O.F.A. Blue Devils beat the Potsdam Sandstoners 42-31 on Thursday in the lone hoops contest not wiped out by weather.  Elissa St. Germain tallied 15 points and snared 11 rebounds to lead the Blue Devils. (Chris Engel photo)  Game Gallery

Ogdensburg's Lindsay Drummond (2) battles with Potsdam's Natalie Carranza in a scramble for the loose ball.  Drummond scored nine points and contributed 10 rebounds for the Devils (4-2, 8-6 overall). Carranza scored 10 points to lead Potsdam (2-5, 6-9 overall).
 

MASSENA OVERCOMES STONER RALLY TO CLAIM 47-42 VICTORY

Potsdam's Natalie Carranza (21) battles a double team from Massena's Ashley Hawn (43) and Caitlin Miller as she gets the shot off for two points.  The Sandstoners clawed back from a 24-17 halftime deficit with seven quick points after intermission to tie the contest.  Potsdam captured the lead at 42-40 with two minutes remaining, but Massena scored the final seven points of the game to win 47-42.  (Bob LaRue photo)   Game Gallery   Listen to NCSN Broadcast of the Game

Potsdam's Tess Hazen muscles her way between a pair of Massena defenders and gets fouled en route to the basket.  Caitlin Miller led the Raiders’ scoring attack with 12 points. In double figures for Potsdam were Hazen and Natalie Carranza with 11 points apiece.
 

MASSENA DOWNS LISBON 54-31 IN NON LEAGUER MATCHUP

Lisbon's Jaclyn Moore (42) puts up a shot over the Massena defense.  Massena adjusted to the Lisbon defense in the second half, after scoring just 12 points before intermission.  The Red Raiders went on to beat Lisbon 54-31 in a non-league matchup.  (Mike Donnelly photo)  Game Gallery

Lisbon rolled out to a 19-12 lead at the half, but adjustments at intermission sharply turned the contest with Massena outscoring the Knights 42-12 in the second half. The Raiders were led by 16 points from Alisha Jacobs, with 11 added by Paulina Behrens. Jaclyn Moore paced Lisbon with 15 points.
 

 SHAMROCK DEFENSE STYMIES P-H PANTHERS EARLY 51-26

Salmon River’s Karyss Terrance (42) knocks down the shot over Parishville-Hopkinton’s Elisabeth Lavelle (13).  Salmon River won 51-26 led by Terrance who netted 10 points while Kaeli LaFrance and Aubrey Phillips each dropped in eight points. The Panthers were paced by Natalie Remington who had a game-high 12 points.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Parishville-Hopkinton’s Cayla McGregor (12) and Natalie Remington (10) reach up for the rebound along with Salmon River’s Korinn Mainville (44).  Salmon River peeled open a 26-6 lead early in the game then coasted to victory.  Ten of 12 Shamrocks reached the scoresheet.
 

PIRATES PRESSURE HAMMOND INTO FIRST LEAGUE LOSS 55-48

Harrisville’s Autumn Mono (33) fights for the ball while tangling up Hammond’s Cortney Whalen. Hammond climbed out of an 11-point second-quarter hole, but Harrisville kept responding with mini-runs to sustain the lead.  Patty Coloney's 21-point performance guided the Pirates to a 55-48 win, handing Hammond its first league loss.  (Eric Foote photo) 
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Hammond’s Alyssa Crosby attempts the runner down the lane over Harrisville’s Kathleen Coloney (23) and Desiree Hall (44).  Kaitlin Hart and added 12 points, Hall added 11 and Katie French chipped in six points for the Pirates.  Hammond was led by Tricia Boland's 17 points and Malynda Jenne's 11 points.  The Red Devil loss was only their second league loss in the past seven years.  Harrisville beat Hammond last year as well.
 

CHATEAUGAY DEFENSE HOLDS DOWN CHAZY EAGLES 39-17

Chateaugay's Raquel Fowler (13) drives her Chazy defender into the back screen set by Courtney Boyea (15) then scoots into the lane for the layup.  Chateaugay defense held the Eagles to under 20 points with a 39-17 intersectional win.
(Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Fowler scored 12 points and collected 10 rebounds, while Cindy Harrigan and Courtney Boyea added nine points each.  Olivia Seymour netted a team-best 15 points for Chazy.
 

HAMMOND COMES BACK TO TIP H-D IN BATTLE OF UNBEATENS

  Hammond’s Alyssa Crosby (23) dribbled past Hermon-DeKalb’s Angel Scales, then laid the ball in off the glass. In a battle of West Division unbeatens, Hammond came back from a 19-12 halftime deficit to beat upstart Hermon-DeKalb 48-37.  Malynda Jenne paced the Red Devils with 19 points, while Alyssa Crosby added 11. (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Hermon-DeKalb’s Brianna Sayer (5) leaps while attempting to lay the ball in while being defended by Hammond’s Cortney Whalen (21). Brianna Sayer notched 15 points and 10 steals, while Rochelle Whitton splashed 14 points and snatched 11 rebounds for Hermon-DeKalb who fell to 3-1 league, 6-3 overall.  Hammond stayed unbeaten at 4-0 league, 8-2 overall.
 

MALONE SWEEPS ELLIOTT TOURNEY BEATING PIRATES

  Harrisville’s Desiree Hall (44) comes from behind and snatches the rebound away from Malone’s Bridget Gravel (32)The malone Huskies defeated Harrisville 51-28 to sweep the Con Elliott Christmas Basketball Tournament at Potsdam.
(Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Malone’s Sarah Lamica (41) grabbed a rebound and out it back up an din for the bucket against Harrisville.  Brittany Marshall finished with game-high 13 points for the Huskies.  Kelsey Johnson added 11 and Amanda Gadway 10.  Patty Coloney led the Pirates with nine points.
 

POTSDAM SURGES BACK TO NIP HAMMOND 43-41 IN TOURNEY

Potsdam’s Veronica Sapp knocked down the game-winning shot over Hammond’s Cortney Whalen with 13 seconds left to give the Sandstoners a 43-41 win in the semifinals of the Con Elliott Christmas Tournament at Potsdam.   Game Gallery

Potsdam’s Natalie Carranza (21) battles for the loose ball on the floor with Hammond’s Brianne Langtry.  In a seesaw battle that saw eight lead changes and leads of no more than four points on either side, Hammond took the lead 37-33 with a 7-0 run to open the fourth quarter. Potsdam responded with four straight points to tie, before Malynda Jenne put the Devils back in front for a 39-37 lead. Potsdam ran off another four points, forcing Jenne to tie the contest again at 41-all. Sapp’s midrange jumper gave Potsdam the final win. Jenne scored a team-high 17 points.  Sapp finished with 19 points. (Eric Foote photo)
 

HEUVELTON CAPTURES FIRST LEAGUE WIN BEATING LISBON

Heuvelton’s Emilie Ross (52) dribbles away from the tight defense of Lisbon’s Taylor Armstrong.  Ross led the Bulldogs with 19 points.  Lisbon clawed out of an 11-point hole in the fourth quarter, climbing to within a point at 45-44, before falling to the Bulldogs 52-46 in the semifinals of the Cindy Brady Tournament at Heuvelton. (Eric Foote photo)
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Heuvelton’s Kara Leonard (3) blocks the shot of Lisbon’s Jacyln Moore (42) just under the hoop.  Moore scored 10 points. Heuvelton won its first league game beating Lisbon in the Cindy Brady Tournament semifinal.  Sam Weaver splashed 16 points and Kara Leonard added 11 for the winners.  Allison Akins led a balanced Lisbon offense with 12 points.  Taylor Amo scored night points.  Game Gallery   NCSN Broadcast
 

TUPPER DEFUSES LARRIES' RALLY IN 53-49 SEMIFINAL WIN

Tupper Lake’s Tayler Keniston (11) blocks the shot in the paint from St. Lawrence Central’s Molly McCuin (15).  Tupper Lake squeezed out a 53-49 victory. The Lumberjacks were led by Keniston's 17 points, including 13 in the second half.  Hunter Aldridge chipped in 13 points and Sam Sanford added 12 points.  (Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery   NCSN Broadcast

Tupper Lake’s Tayler Keniston (11) blocks the shot in the paint from St. Lawrence Central’s Molly McCuin (15).   The Larries were led by Ashley Thayer and Autumn Irwin each scoring 14 points. Tupper Lake led 21-19 at the half. 
 

CANTON TURNS BACK DEMONS' COMEBACK TO WIN TITLE

Hermon-DeKalb’s Brianna Sayer (5) reaches up to snag the rebound out of the hands of Canton’s Katie Murray (24).  Canton fended off Hermon-DeKalb's late rally in winning 46-42 in the championship of the Don Petty Memorial Tournament in Canton.  The Golden Bears were led by Kacie Wentworth’s 15 points, while Tressa Goolden added 11 and Emily Rexford dropped in seven points. The Demons were led by Brianna Sayer who led all scorers with 22 points. (Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery  NCSN Broadcast

Canton’s Emily Rexford (14) drives towards the basket baseline around two Hermon-DeKalb defenders.  The Demons also got help from Rochelle Whitton and Kelly Williams who each pumped in eight points.  (Eric Foote photo)
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EDWARDS-KNOX OUTLASTS N-N FLYERS IN CONSOLATION 38-33

Norwood-Norfolk’s Emily Cotey (5) makes a bounce pass while being defended by Edwards-Knox’s Raven Reese. Edwards-Knox turned back Norwood-Norfolk's fourth quarter rally, back from a 16-point deficit, for a 38-33 victory.  Edwards-Knox was led by Kaylee Hartley and Lindsey Crosbie who each netted 13 points.  Emily Cotey paced the Flyers with 16 points. 
(Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery   NCSN Game Broadcast

Edwards-Knox’s Lindsey Crosbie (22) battles for a rebound with two Norwood-Norfolk players. Paige Harvey scored 13 points for Norwood-Norfolk. The Flyers outscored Edwards-Knox 18-7 in the final frame to draw as close as three points.
 

M-W JACKETS EEK OUT 43-42 WIN VS. CANTON IN SEMIFINAL

Madrid-Waddington’s Chelsea Ashley (15) drives baseline to the basket on Canton’s Emily Archibald (4).  The Yellow Jackets held on to beat Canton 43-42 in the semifinals of the Ben Cordwell Tournament at O.F.A.  The Jackets scored the last nine points of the game to squeeze out the win.
(Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Canton’s Tressa Goolden (21) drives to the basket while being tightly guarded by Madrid-Waddington’s Megan Barney (25).  Chelsea Hargrave scored the go-ahead basket in the closing seconds. The Jackets (5-0 overall) were led by Kristin King’s scored 14 points and 10 rebounds. Kacie Wentworth led a balanced Canton scoring attack with eight points.  Madrid-Waddington will advance to play Hammond for the tournament championship, while O.F.A. takes on Canton in the consolation.
 

DEVIL OF A TIME: RED DEVILS TOP BLUE DEVILS IN SEMI 45-38

Ogdensburg’s Megan Morrison falls to the court while battling for the ball against two Hammond players.  In a battle of the Devils, the Hammond Red Devils downed the Ogdensburg Blue Devils 45-38 in the semifinals of the Ben Cordwell Tournament at O.F.A.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Ogdensburg’s Chelsea Martin (12) extends out for a layup past Hammond’s Courtney Whalen (21) and Tricia Boland (22).  Boland totaled a game-high 12 points and Alyssa Crosby chipped in 11 points as the Red Devils (5-0 overall) gradually pulled away O.F.A. (1-3 overall). Ogdensburg was led by Meg Dodge with eight points. Hammond will advance to play Madrid-Waddington for the championship, while Ogdensburg takes on Canton in the consolation.
 

MARSHALL LEADS MALONE PAST O.F.A. BLUE DEVILS 52-40

Malone's Brittany Marshall braces and tries to draw the charge against Ogdensburg's Chelsea Martin (12).  Marshall scored a game best 15 points as Malone Huskies stayed undefeated in Central Division play and 4-1 overall with a 52-40 win over the Blue Devils.  (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Ogdensburg's Elissa St. Germain (23) manages to keep the ball away from a Malone defender, snagging the ball in the paint.
Kelsey Johnson also threw down nine points for Malone.
St. Germain and Mackenzie Cole each racked 10 points to lead the  Blue Devils scoresheet.
 

TUPPER LAKE DEFEATS N-N FLYERS IN INDEPENDENT GAME

Tupper Lake’s Amber Lawyer (25) knocks down the runner in the lane over Norwood-Norfolk’s Cecile Roy (21).  In a matchup of two independent teams, Tupper Lake presented a balanced scoring attack with Carly Aldridge leading the Lumberjacks with nine points in a 52-24 win.  The Flyers' Paige Harvey netted 10 points to top all scorers. (Foote photo) Game Gallery

Norwood-Norfolk’s Chelsey Doran (24) attempts the mid-range jumper over Tupper Lake’s Hunter Aldridge (32). 
 

MALONE SURGES IN 2ND HALF TO BEAT POTSDAM 70-48

Potsdam's Veronica Sapp (30) falls backwards, stumbling over the fallen Erin Reynolds of Malone (11).  Sapp led all scorers with 16 points, but the Sandstoners got into foul trouble and failed to answered two fast-break runs by the Huskies in falling 70-48 to Malone in their league opener.  Game Gallery

malone's Brittany Marshall (45) eyes the chance to jet past Potsdam defender Mallory Fisher (11).  Marshall and Kelsey Johnson each posted 14 points, while Sarah Lamica added 12 points for the winners.  Tess Hazen rolled in 12 points for Potsdam.  (Patty Sapp photos) 
 

LARRIES OPEN STRONG WITH 48-32 WIN OVER CHATEAUGAY

St. Lawrence Central's Ashley Thayer and Chateaugay's Michelle Swanston (30) tangle for the loose ball in the lane.  The Larreis surprised the Bulldogs with a 48-32 win.  St. Lawrence is off to an impressive start with a league win and 3-0 overall. Ashley Thayer poured in 15 points and Danielle Smith threw down 12 more including a three 3-pointers to help deliver a 48-32 win.   (Kyle Coryea photo)  Game Gallery

Chateaugay's Marissa Cook (22) scoots past a St. Lawrence Central defender and heads for the hoop.  Cook scored 10 points for Chateaugay in the Bulldogs' season-opening loss.
 

HALL, COLONEY LEAD PIRATES WITH 16 EACH TO BEAT H-D

Hermon-DeKalb’s Brianna Sayer (5) attempts to knock down the runner in the paint over two Harrisville defenders.  Sayer led the Demons scoresheet with eight points and five rebounds.  Harrisville's Desiree Hall led the first half scoring with 10 points, while Coloney forged the way in the second half with eight. (Foote photo)  Game Gallery   NCSN Broadcast

Harrisville’s Desiree Hall (44) looks to gain control of the ball while being pressured by Hermon-DeKalb’s Rochelle Whitton. Employing a stifling full-court defensive trap, Harrisville pulled away from a 21-15 first-half lead and beat the Green Demons 49-28 in a non-league matchup.  Harrisville led 16 points points each from Hall and Patty Coloney.
 

LISBON CHALLENGES HAMMOND BUT FALLS TO DEVILS 53-45

Lisbon’s Taylor Armstrong passes the ball from the floor after stealing the ball away from Hammond’s Chelsea Milsap.  The improving Golden Knights put up a stiff challenge for the defending West Division champion Red Devils, but Hammond prevailed 54-45.  Malynda Jenne splashed 26 points, including nine free throws in the win.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Hammond’s Alyssa Crosby (23) struggles to hang onto the ball while being double teamed by two Lisbon defenders.
 

MALONE DOMINATES CANTON
IN 74-36 ROAD VICTORY

Canton's Kacie Wentworth (5) eyes the Malone defense in front of her, including Meghan Lavoie (34) in front of her before taking the short jumper.  Malone's Kelsey Johnson nailed a game-high 24 points as the Huskies quickly jumped out to an early lead and dominated Canton 74-36 in a Central Division  contest.  (Bob LaRue photo)  Game Gallery

The win for the Huskies was their first league win of the season under new head coach Shelly Skelly who moved up from assistant coach under the retired Mike Wescott.
 

JACKET DEFENSE OVERCOMES LOW SCORE IN TITLE GAME WIN

Madrid-Waddington’s Megan Barney (25) and Lisbon’s Aleashia Parmeter (34) dive onto the loose ball looking for possession.  In a low-scoring defensive struggle, the Yellow Jackets climbed back from a five-point deficit early in the third quarter with a 10-0 run to beat the Lisbon Golden Knights 26-20 in the championship game of the Jesse Chamberlain Memorial Tournament at Madrid-Waddington.  (Eric Foote photo)
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Lisbon’s Brianna Teele shoots the ball off the glass and in for two points over Madrid-Waddington’s Kelsey Dashnaw (13).  Alex Martin hit two clutch hoops to close the third quarter to complete the Yellow Jackets comeback. Martin was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player and NCSN’s Subway Player of the Game for her defensive efforts, six points and four steals. Kristin King led all scorers with nine points.
 

McCUIN'S FINAL BUCKET LIFTS LARRIES TO 35-33 VS. TUPPER

Tupper Lake’s Amber Lawyer and St. Lawrence Central’s Ashley Thayer (20) both race after a loose ball near center court.  Molly McCuins put-back with seven seconds left lifted St. Lawrence Central past Tupper Lake 35-33 in a non-league opener for both teams. The Larries had just climbed back to tie the game just ten seconds earlier. (Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Tupper Lake’s Taylor Keniston (11) gets a piece of the shot from a St. Lawrence Central player.  McCuin netted a game-best 19 points with 10 rebounds. Ashley Thayer swiped seven steals and dished four assists.
 

HARRISVILLE'S QUICK START DOOMS FLYERS IN 43-14 WIN

Harrisville’s Amy Paro (10) attempts the runner over a Norwood-Norfolk defender. Patty Coloney racked up 18 points to lead the Pirates who rolled to a 15-0 first-quarter lead, before downing the Flyers 43-14 in their season opener in the Lisbon Tip-Off Classic.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

Norwood-Norfolk’s Emily Cotey (5) drives to the basket for a lay up past Harrisville’s Katie French.  Cotey booked six points to pace the Flyers in their season opener.
 

 HAMMOND LAUNCHES SEASON WITH WIN VS. LAFARGEVILLE

Hammond’s Alyssa Crosby (23) starts the fast break near the sideline while being guarded by LaFargeville’s Lindsay Labiendo.  Crosby scored 27 points, dished five assisted and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Hammond Red Devils got the 2009-2010 season off to a strong start with a 74-20 win over LaFargeville in the semifinals of the Morristown Girls Tip-Off Tournament.  The host Green Rockets won the other semifinal, beating Colton-Pierrepont 53-30. (E. Foote photo) Game Gallery

Hammond’s Malynda Jenne (31) snatches the rebound away from LaFargeville’s Emily Putts (0). Jenne dropped in 20 points, added seven rebounds and contributed five assists. Chelsea Milsap pitched in 10 points and five assists while Courtney Whalen hauled down eight rebounds.  LaFargeville's Joan Rhone led her team with nine points.
 

HEUVELTON COMEBACK ACES EDWARDS-KNOX IN 46-36 WIN

Edwards-Knox’s Abbey Campbell leans into her defender Heuvelton’s Emily Ross (52) and races across midcourt.  After a seesaw struggle in the first half, Heuvelton posted a 12-2 run in the second half to pull out a come-from-behind 46-36 win over Edwards-Knox in the consolation of the Jesse Chamberlain Tournament.  (Eric Foote photo)  Game Gallery

An Edwards-Knox player reaches over the sideline to save the ball from going out of bounds while being pressured by Heuvelton’s Kate Nicholson (4).   Sam Weaver tallied 17 points, collected five boards, five steals and four assists to lead the victorious Bulldogs. Lindsey Crosbie led Edwards-Knox 16. 
 

HERMON-DEKALB OPENS WITH NON-LEAGUE WIN VS. ROCKETS

Morristown’s Claire Plummer looks to lay the ball in while being defended by Hermon-DeKalb’s Rochelle Whitton (3).
(Eric Foote photo)   Game Gallery

Hermon-DeKalb’s Franchesca Trombley (10) fights for the rebound bring ing down away from Morristown’s Desirea Dulmage.  The H-D Green Demons rolled away with a 47-26 win over the Green Rockets in the Section X West Division season opener on Monday night.  Brianna Sayer led the Demons with 14 points, while Rochelle Whitton added 13 points.  Dulmage scored six points and snatched nine boards.