september 30, 2026 SCORES
BOYS SOCCER
West Division
Hammond 1, Edwards-Knox 0
Norwood-Norfolk at Harrisville ppd.
to 10/01
Hermon-DeKalb 4, Morristown 3
Non League
Ogdensburg
3, Sackets Harbor 0
Malone 3, Chateaugay 2
GIRLS SOCCER
East Division
Brushton-Moira 1, Colton-Pierrepont
0
Madrid-Waddington 1, Tupper Lake 0
St. Lawrence Central 5,
Parishville-Hopkinton 3
West Division
Heuvelton 2, Edwards-Knox 0
The
Jackets' Cristian Bailey rifles a shot, tipped by
Saints' keeper Zane Mossow and off the pipes. St.
Regis clears the ball in the scramble, keeping the game
scoreless early. Bear Wilson shifts direction and lasers
the rising shot, but new keeper Jordan Tebeau snags the
save. Wilson slips the ball to Kolby Todd in the slot.
He fires the low shot into the mash, giving the Yellow
Jackets a 1-0 lead. (Above( Todd attacks again,
Tebeau makes the initial save. But the ball
ricochets to Dean Hayes for the second Jackets' second
marker. Todd scores his second of four goals from the
left inside position. 3-0 Madrid. Soren Zysik
slides the ball into the crease to Zach Gilson for the
redirect on the fourth goal. Madrid-Waddington cruises
past St. Regis Falls 11-0. (Kyton Deon photo)
The
Sandstoners narrowly won the first set 25-20, but Salmon
River bounced back to sweep the next three sets 25-22,
25-14 and 25-23. For Salmon River, Ava Herne: 4 kills,
14 service points. Emmalynn Bickford: 9 kills, 3 service
points. Shanniah Laborgne: 9 kills, 4 service points.
For Potsdam, Rebecca McKnight had 4 aces, 8 digs, 3
kills. Jordyn Scott collected 5 aces, 8 digs, 2 kills.
Charlotte Fiske had 7 aces, 13 digs, 4 kills.
(Kyton Deon photo)
On
the Huskies first drive, Jake Riley (20) barrels 11
yards for the touchdown. 6-0 Huskies. Canton
quarterback Ben Kenna steps up and fires a 38-yard
strike to Nate Gidney, setting up the Bears inside the
10. However, the Huskies dogged the Golden Bear offense,
holding them scoreless into the 4th quarter. Nine
minutes left, Riley grabs another handoff and scoots 16
yards to the House, upping the Malone lead to 12-0. Four
minutes later, Kenna tucks and runs 14 yards to the end
zone, putting Canton on the board. The Bears were unable
to capitalize on the final drive as Malone held on to
defeat Canton 12-6. (Bob LaRue photos)
Gouverneur's
Cyler Baer (21) capped off the opening drive with a
21-yard scamper for a touchdown. James Fishel connected
on the extra-point kick. Gouverneur went on to
defeat Massena 35-13. (Bob LaRue photo)
Ogdensburg's
Urijah Austin (20) who pounds off a defender and into
the end zone, upping the OFA lead to 24-0.
Ogdensburg goes on to defeat St. Lawrence Central 46-12.
(Kyton Deon photo)
In
the first set, Chateaugay surged late for a 25-18 win.
The Bulldogs dominated the second set 25-16.
Chateaugay had to battle into extra play to get "deuce
win," edging the Eagles 26-24 in the third set for a 3-0
sweep. For Chateaugay: Torie Patterson led the way with
5 pts, 3 aces and 28 assists. Vanessa Titus pitched in 9
points, 3 aces and 18 kills. Jaedyn Yelle collected 7
points, 1 ace, 7 kills and 3 blocks. For Clifton-Fine:
Jolee Verne lifted 18 digs and two assists. Harper Davis
slammed 9 kills. Alyvia Huckle contributed 6 kills and 8
digs, along with timely defense and leadership. (Kyton
Deon photo)
Hermon-DeKalb
overcame a 1-1 halftime score, and outlasted the
Morristown Green Rockets 3-2 in West Division action.
The Green Demons were led by Ethan Foster, Ashtyn Smith
and Kristoffe Sy who scored the goals. Wyatt
Clement and Owen Moore scored the goals for Morristown.
Demon keeper Hunter Bouchey collected nine saves, while
Ayden Mitchell stopped eight shots for the Rockets.
(Lisa Arquiett photo)
The
Sandstoners Alex Melnikova won the 100 and 200
freestyle. Potsdam teammate Ella Sekelj captured the 200
individual medley. Ally Draper bested the 50 freestyle.
Meredith Fiske swam to victory in the 100 butterfly and
100 backstroke. Kwynn Russell topped the 400 free.
Joey Russell won the 100 breaststroke. Potsdam won
118-44. (Deon photos)
After
and opening 20-20 tie, the Lumberjacks closed out the
first set 25-23. Tupper Lake outscored Potsdam
25-10 in the second set. Potsdam outlasted the
Jacks 25-23 in the third set, but fell to Tupper in the
4th set 25-14. (Deon photo)
Late
in the first half, the Bears' Wyatt Francey delivers the
ball into the crease. Simone Leonardelli settles
the ball and fires off the underside of the
crossbar for a goal. 1-0 Canton. Five minutes into
the second half, Ryan Murray fights his way through the
D, dropping the ball to Joey Guiney who delivers the
blast into the mesh. Panthers tie the game at 1-1.
(Above) Griffin Coakley, from the edge of the 18-yard
box, bends a missile into the upper-right corner,
restoring Canton's lead to 2-1. On a corner kick,
Will Andes climbs in the scrum and pokes the header over
the goalie's outstretched reach. 3-1 Bears. Andes
on the run delivers his second goal. Murray would score
the other goal for the Panthers. Canton holds on to beat
Parishville-Hopkinton 4-2. (Bob LaRue photo)
Canton's
Hayden Krepel (85) took the opening kickoff and
scrambled 70 yards to the House in the first 15 seconds
of the contest. Tupper Lake's Carter Deshene (40)
made a desperate dive at the goal line, trying to stop
him. The two-point conversion was good. Canton led 8-0.
After three downs and out, on the ensuing punt, the
Tupper Lake snap was lofted over the kicker's head and
into the end zone. Kicker Knaullyn Durfee fell on
the loose ball, but was tackled for the safety. 10-0
Bears. On Canton's next drive, Benjamin Kenna (5)
jets 24 yards and inside the pylon, upping the Canton
lead to 18-0. Tupper Lake got on the scoreboard
when Brayden Whitman carried the mail five yards for the
touchdown. 18-7 Canton. Kenna then aired out
a deep pass to Jonathan teRiele on a 32-yard completion.
24-7 Canton. The Golden Bears "Defend the Den"
defeating Tupper Lake 45-7. (Bob LaRue photos)
After
both teams failed to score on their first drives.
After a punt inside the one, the Sandstoners would take
their second drive 20 plays, 99 and a half yards,
culminating in a two-yard touchdown run by Gannon
Colbert. The two-point conversion was no good.
Potsdam leads 6-0. Potsdam's defense held steady all
night, keeping the Blue Devil offense in check. Jumping
ahead to the 4th quarter, Potsdam threatens to score
again, but a muffed handoff behind the line ends with an
OFA fumble recovery. The Blue Devils are unable to
capitalize. Still 6-0. (Above) Under two minutes
to play, again "Gannon the Cannon" shoots free and
scampers 36 yards to the House, doubling the Potsdam
lead. The Sandstoners hold on to shut out Ogdensburg
12-0. (Kyton Deon photo)
On
the Raiders' first drive, Jacob Page zig zags 12 yards
to the house for the first touchdown. Marcus Firnstein
delivers the extra-point kick. 7-0 Raiders.
Larries' quarterback Joey LaVair hands off to Hunter
Smith who rumbles 21 yards to pound the pylon, upping
the Massena lead to 14-0. Quarterback Winston Arquette
airs out a 25-yard pass to over R. Thompson.
Thompson also snares the two-point conversion.
Massena 14, St. Lawrence Central 8. (Above) On a
keeper, LaVair (3) avoids several tackles and also hits
the pylon for the score. Massena up 22-8. Raiders
go on to defeat the Larries 50-8. (Kyton Deon
photo)
Lisbon's
Ella Mead (5) gets a pass toward net, but Heuvelton's
Ava Blackburn scoops up to one of her 19 saves. Lisbon's
Aubrey Amo turned in 11 saves Mead scored
Lisbon's goal just 69 seconds into the contest. Nikayla
Lemieux countered for Heuvelton three minutes later.
This game ended in a 1-1 OT draw. (Bob LaRue photo)