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Potsdam Nation celebrated three accomplishments in the final game of the regular season, after overwhelming Canton 62-29. With the victory, Coach Justin Todd reached his 200th varsity career win, while Potsdam finished the regular season undefeated (10-0) with the Central Division title, the Sandstoners' first division crown since 2012. Ian VanWagner was also recognized with a banner acknowledging the all-time boys basketball scoring record in Section X at 2,049 points. (Photos provided)
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2024-2025 SECTION X BOYS BASKETBALL |
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| EAST DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Chateaugay St. Lawrence Central Madrid-Waddington Brushton-Moira Tupper Lake Colton-Pierrepont St. Regis Falls Salmon River Norwood-Norfolk |
16-0 -
3-1 12-4 4 3-1 11-5 5 1-3 11-5 5 0-4 8-8 8 2-2 8-8 8 1-3 4-12 12 0-3 2-14 14 1-1 0-16 16 0-3 |
| CENTRAL DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Potsdam Canton Malone Ogdensburg Massena Gouverneur |
10-0 - 7-2 8-2 1 6-3 6-4 4 9-1 3-7 7 9-0 2-8 8 4-5 1-9 9 5-2 |
| WEST DIVISION W-L GB Non-Lg | |
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x-Lisbon Harrisville Hermon-DeKalb Heuvelton Hammond Morristown Edwards-Knox |
12-0 - 4-4 10-2 2 5-3 6-6 6 3-4 6-6 6 2-5 5-7 7 4-4 3-9 9 3-3 0-12 12 1-5 |
Non League
Malone 65, Saranac Central 53
East Division
Chateaugay 62, St. Regis Falls 40
West Division
Morristown 62, Edwards-Knox 48
Harrisville 65, Heuvelton 45
Non League
Malone 57, Brushton-Moira 34
East Division
Chateaugay 75,
Norwood-Norfolk 26
Central Division
Potsdam 62,
Canton 29
[Potsdam Coach Justin Todd's 200th career win]
West Division
Harrisville 47, Hermon-DeKalb 39
Non League
Lisbon 56, Massena 45
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 43, Tupper Lake 35
Madrid-Waddington 55, St. Lawrence Central 52
Salmon River 65,
Norwood-Norfolk 48
West Division
Lisbon 58, Harrisville 44
Hermon-DeKalb 78, Morristown 33
East Division
Chateaugay 52, Colton-Pierrepont 28
Central Division
Potsdam 62, Gouverneur 44
Malone 59, Massena 51
Canton 41, Ogdensburg 39
West Division
Hammond 52, Morristown 37
Hermon-DeKalb 59, Heuvelton 57
East Division
Chateaugay 53, Tupper Lake 40
Brushton-Moira 77, St. Regis Falls 42
St. Lawrence Central 54, Colton-Pierrepont 45
Central Division
Massena 53, Gouverneur 49
West Division
Hammond 38, Hermon-DeKalb 36
Lisbon 53, Harrisville 41
Central Division
Potsdam 40, Canton 35
East Division
Brushton-Moira 52, Salmon River 32
St. Lawrence Central 73, St. Regis Falls 35
West Division
Harrisville 63, Hermon-DeKalb 49
Non League
Malone 58, Saranac Central 38
Potsdam 86, Norwood-Norfolk 27
Beekmantown at Gouverneur, canc.
East Division
Brushton-Moira 68, Tupper Lake 46
Chateaugay 49, St. Lawrence Central 31
Colton-Pierrepont 61, Salmon River 36
Madrid-Waddington 75, Norwood-Norfolk 23
Central Division
Malone 53, Ogdensburg 48
West Division
Morristown 66, Edwards-Knox
50
Lisbon 52, Hammond 41
East Division
Tupper Lake 77, St. Regis
Falls 43
Colton-Pierrepont 69, Norwood-Norfolk 15
Chateaugay 79, Salmon River 35
West Division
Lisbon at Harrisville, ppd. to 2/12
Central Division
Canton 64, Gouverneur 46
Malone 70, Ogdensburg 63
West Division
Lisbon 66, Edwards-Knox 43
Heuvelton 49, Hammond 39
Non League
Saranac Lake 75, St. Lawrence
Central 52
Prior to the game, the Wildcat family congratulated senior
Raine Rumble for becoming the all-time leading scorer in
Gouverneur basketball history. Raine broke the boys'
record in December, then broke the school record on January
23rd, at 1,413 points, surpassing Amy-Jo Leonard Sipher, who
presented Rumble with the commemorative ball. Raine's
family was also presented with a commemorative t-shirt.
Canton's John Wilcox (30) drives baseline and scores. Canton
up 4-2. On a steal, Rumble passes another milestone at 1,500
points. Canton went on to defeat Gouverneur 64-46.
Potsdam Coach Justin Todd reaches
200 wins.
Ian VanWagner - Section X boys
All-Time scorer.
Potsdam Nation celebrated three
accomplishments in the final game of
the regular season, after
overwhelming Canton 62-29.
With the victory, Coach Justin Todd
reached his 200th varsity career
win, while Potsdam finished the
regular season undefeated (10-0)
with the Central Division title, the
Sandstoners' first division crown
since 2012. Ian VanWagner was
also recognized with a banner
acknowledging the all-time boys
basketball scoring record in Section
X at 2,049 points. (Photos provided)
Potsdam's Ian VanWagner dunks the ball in the first of two
encounters in the final week of the regular season between
the Sandstoners and the Canton Golden Bears for supremacy of
the Central Division. Van Wagner scored 12 points, while
Brodie Delaney added 14, in Potsdam's 40-35 win at Canton.
Zadoc Roiger scored nine points to lead Canton. The two
teams are scheduled to meet again four days hence to settle
the Central Division crown. (Brandon Rust photo)
Prior
to Friday's game, the Larries family congratulated Aiden
Beach for becoming the school's all-time points scorer with
1,262 points and counting. Beach reached the milestone
on February 4th in a road game at Saranac Lake, eclipsing
the old mark held for 64 years by Bob Hall.
Aiden is joined by his mother Katie, and Coach Joe Reome. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Charlie
Breault (22) gets the inside basket for Chateaugay.
Chateaugay went on to beat St Lawrence Central 49-31.
East Division
St. Regis Falls 75, Norwood-Norfolk 36
[Peter Arcadi - first boy at SRF to reach 1,000 pts.]
Brushton-Moira 46, Madrid-Waddington 33
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 88, Edwards-Knox 35
Heuvelton
62, Morristown
37
Non League
Tupper Lake 52, Hammond 49 (OT)
Ogdensburg 62, Plattsburgh 51
Lisbon 59, Indian River 56 (OT)
Gouverneur 77, Immaculate Heart 33
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 80, St. Regis Falls 32
Brushton-Moira 95, Norwood-Norfolk 24
East Division
Tupper Lake 54, St. Lawrence Central 47
Madrid-Waddington 56, Colton-Pierrepont 36
Central Division
Canton 58, Massena 21
Malone 71,
Gouverneur 55
Potsdam 49, Ogdensburg 27
[Ian VanWagner new Section X scoring
record]
West Division
Heuvelton 83, Edwards-Knox 45
Hammond at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd. to 2/6
West Division
Edwards-Knox at Hermon-DeKalb, ppd. to 2/1
Non League
Canton 66, Lisbon 40
East Division
Tupper Lake 51, Salmon River 39
West Division
Harrisville 78, Hammond 26
[Other games postponed]
New Section X Scoring King :
Potsdam's Ian VanWagner racked up 21
points in the Sandstoners' 49-27 win
over the Ogdensburg Blue Devils.
VanWagner needed 18 points to become
the all-time scoring leader in boys
Section X basketball. Brodie
Delaney chipped in 11 points for
Potsdam, while Grady Pharoah scored
10 to lead OFA.
St. Regis Falls Peter Arcadi (23) wraps around
Norwood-Norfolk defender Tyler Stanton (11) to score the
layup and earn his 1,000th career point. Arcadi becomes the
first boy from St. Regis Falls to earn 1,000 points in his
career. The Saints pulled away from the Flyers in the
first half to earn the 75-36 victory. (Cody Jenne photo)
Peter Arcadi celebrates with St. Regis Falls Boys
Basketball Coach Jenna Susice after being presented with
the game ball for scoring 1,000 career points. (Robert
LaRue photo)
Madrid-Waddington's Jake Mayette (5)
powers over St. Regis Falls' Elijah
White to drop in six-foot floater.
Madrid-Waddington raced out to a
41-18 halftime lead, en route to an
80-32 victory. Mayette scored
13 points, Tyree Hawkins added
15, while Kolby Todd and Ryan
Mayette added 10 each. Keegan
Ashley led SRF with 14 points.
(Kyton Deon photo)
Charlie Todd (12) drains a
three-pointer, giving Canton a 10-7
lead in the first quarter.
Todd scored a team-best 15 points,
leading the Bears to a 66-40 win
over the Lisbon Golden Knights.
Zadoc Roiger added 12 points, while
Jackson Ames chipped in 11.
Lisbon was led by Cooper Rutherford
with 23 points. (Kyton Deon
photo)
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 48,
Brushton-Moira 39
Chateaugay 75, Tupper Lake 34
Non League
Saranac Central 81, Massena 53
Ogdensburg 60, Plattsburgh 38
General Brown 61, Lisbon 42
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 55, St. Regis Falls 38
Brushton-Moira 42, Colton-Pierrepont 35
Tupper Lake 77, Norwood-Norfolk 24
West Division
Harrisville 79, Edwards-Knox 50
Non League
Canton 43, Saranac Lake 40
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 64, Salmon River 37
Central Division
Potsdam 65, Massena 45
Canton 56, Malone 32
Ogdensburg 60, Gouverneur 48
[Raine Rumble 1,413 - new GCS points record]
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 62, Morristown 36
Lisbon 73, Heuvelton 70
Non League
Alexandria Bay 80, Norwood-Norfolk 29
East Division
Chateaugay 47, Madrid-Waddington 33
Colton-Pierrepont 62, St. Regis Falls 46
West Division
Lisbon 53, Hermon-DeKalb 39
Non League
Malone 49, Plattsburgh 41
St. Lawrence Central 82, Edwards-Knox 67
Gouverneur 60, Harrisville 57
Saranac Lake 68, Tupper Lake 34
Non League
Potsdam 50, Beekmantown 34
[Potsdam's Ian VanWagner passes 2,000 varsity pts]
Ogdensburg 74, Heuvelton 49
Massena 63, Northeastern
Clinton 61
Colton-Pierrepont's Joseph Fisher
(22) breaks through the St. Regis
Falls defense for the open layup to
give Colton-Pierrepont a
five-point lead over the Saints
midway through the first quarter.
Fisher scored 14 points, while Cody
Trimm netted 19. The Colts took home
a 62-46 victory over St. Regis
Falls. SRF's Peter Arcadi
scored 31 points. (Cody Jenne
photo)
Colton-Pierrepont's Joseph Fisher (22) breaks through
the St. Regis Falls defense for the open lay up to take
a five point lead over the Saints midway through the
first quarter. The Colts took home the 62-46 victory
over St. Regis Falls. (Cody Jenne photo)
Ogdensburg's Jack Pike (1) powers to the layup, scoring
two of his seven points. Ian Rose netted 21 points
and Camden Cree added 11 in Ogdensburg's 74-49 victory
over Heuvelton. The Bulldogs were led by Colt McAllister
who scored 13. (Brandon Rust photo)
Congratulations to Gouverneur boys
senior basketball player Raine
Rumble, officially making Wildcat
history by becoming the school's
all-time leading scorer with 1,413
points and still counting,
surpassing the previous mark set by
Amy Jo Leonard. Rumble reached
the milestone in a game at
Ogdensburg on January 23rd.
Rumble is shown with parents
Patricia and Jamy and brother Sully.
Coach Mike Shattuck. (Photo
provided)
Canton's Zadok Roiger (33) delivers
a fast-break dunk against the Malone
Huskies. Roiger led 10 Canton
players on the score sheet, netting
19 points. Jackson Ames chipped in
eight points. Canton beat Malone
56-32. For the Huskies, Mason
Bressett led the way with nine
points. (Rust photo)
Potsdam's Cash Green (4) slices
inside the Massena defense and
kisses glass to score two points,
giving Potsdam a 4-2 lead in the
opening minutes. Green and Miha
Krsic scored 17 points each and Ian
VanWagner added 12 points, in
guiding Potsdam to a 65-45 win over
the Raiders. Tapani LaBrake
led Massena with 13 points.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Cash Green sent the ball to Ian
VanWagner (23) who launched a
memorable shot from the corner.
VanWagner got knocked to the floor
and still buried the three-pointer.
For the Potsdam sophomore, it marked
exactly 2,000 points in his high
school varsity basketball career.
Shown with Assistant Coach and dad
Kris (left), and Varsity Head Coach
Justin Todd (right). (Bob
LaRue photo)
Potsdam's Aiden Weakfall (33) works
to a open shot in the paint and
scores from the paint. Ian
VanWagner scored 23 points, while
Brodoe Delaney added 13 and Miha
Krsic added nine as Potsdam defeated
Beekmantown 50-34 in a
non-conference contest. Garrett
Pelkey dumped in 15 points for the
Eagles. (Kyton Deon photo)
Non League
Massena 74, Brushton-Moira 38
Morristown 71,
St. Regis Falls 50
Hammond 54, Lyme 53
Indian River 66, Hermon-DeKalb 37
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 51, Tupper Lake 38
Chateaugay 43, Brushton-Moira 37
St. Lawrence Central 90, Norwood-Norfolk 19
Non League
Ogdensburg 47, Lisbon 36
Oswego 70, Massena 56
Central Division
Potsdam 64, Malone 43
West Division
Harrisville 73,
Morristown 29
Hammond 52, Edwards-Knox 38
Lisbon 58, Hermon-DeKalb 53 (2OT)
Non League
Chateaugay 40, Chazy 28
LaFargeville 60, Colton-Pierrepont 38
East Division
Brushton-Moira 43, Madrid-Waddington 42
Non League
Canton 48, Heuvelton 32
East Division
Tupper Lake 56, Colton-Pierrepont 41
St. Lawrence Central 66, Madrid-Waddington 62
Salmon River 42, Norwood-Norfolk 36
Chateaugay 47, St. Regis Falls 31
Central Division
Massena 70, Ogdensburg 44
West Division
Lisbon at Harrisville, ppd. to 2/5
East Division
Brushton-Moira 63,
Tupper Lake 52
Chateaugay 48,
Colton-Pierrepont 45
West Division
Morristown 63, Hammond 59
Hermon-DeKalb 53, Heuvelton 49
Lisbon at Harrisville, ppd. to 1/14
Non League
Potsdam 57, Saranac Central 47
Potsdam's Ian VanWagner (23) shoots
a 16-footer over the Spartans'
Theran Ducatte (21). VanWagner
rocked the scoreboard for 30 points
to lead the Potsdam Sandstoners to a
57-47 victory over the Saranac
Central Spartans. Brodie Delaney
chipped in 21 points. For
Saranac, Henry Napper totaled 14
points, while Carson Duffield scored
12.
Landon Howie skies in a block
attempt against Lyme. Blair
Aiken netted 16 points, while Hudson
Arquitt added 14 and Hunter Perretta
11, in guiding Hammond to a nail
biting 54-53 win over the Lakers.
The game was tied 41-41 entering the
4th quarter, but the Red Devils
edged Lyme 13-12 in the final
quarter for the win. Drew
Eassa scored 14 points and Alex
Radley contributed 13 for Lyme.
(Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
Lisbon's Isaiah White (20)
penetrates through the middle and
dishes up the layup against the
Green Demon defense. The
Golden Knights tied the game late in
regulation, then needed double
overtime to squeeze past
Hermon-DeKalb 58-53 in a seesaw West
Division contest.
(Brandon Rust photo)
Norwood-Norfolk's Jayden Johnson
(10) leaps past the Salmon River
defense to score off the rebound,
cutting the Shamrocks' lead to
five points midway through the third
quarter. Despite the Flyers'
comeback attempt in the third
quarter, Salmon River pulled away
for the 42-36 victory. (Cody
Jenne photo)
Leading 50-49 with 53 seconds
remaining, Hermon-DeKalb gets
the final three points of the
contest, throttling Heuvelton's
hopes for a late comeback. H-D
tripped the Bulldogs 53-49 in a West
Division contest.
(Brandon Rust photo)
Non League
Harrisville 45, Northern Adirondack 42
Madrid-Waddington 57, Edwards-Knox 32
General Brown 61, Gouverneur 47
Bouquet Valley 35, Colton-Pierrepont 31
Central Division
Potsdam 57, Gouverneur 43
Malone 55, Massena 35
Canton 48, Ogdensburg 40
West Division
Edwards-Knox at Morristown, ppd.
to 2/6
Lisbon 52, Hammond 33
Non League
Northeastern Clinton 56, Chateaugay 51
East Division
Tupper Lake at Chateaugay, ppd. to 1/25
St. Lawrence Central 51, Colton-Pierrepont 39
Madrid-Waddington 57, Salmon River 38
West Division
Harrisville 60, Heuvelton 39
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 53, Alexandria Bay 25
Central Division
Malone at Ogdensburg, ppd.
West Division
Lisbon 73, Edwards-Knox 38
East Division
Brushton-Moira at Tupper Lake,
ppd. to 1/13
Colton-Pierrepont at
Chateaugay, ppd. to 1/13
Central Division
Canton at Potsdam, ppd. to 1/27
Gouverneur 64, Massena 62
Malone at Ogdensburg, ppd. to 1/8
West Division
Lisbon at Edwards-Knox, ppd. to 1/8
Hermon-DeKalb at Harrisville, ppd.
East Division
Chateaugay 57, St. Lawrence Central 45
Colton-Pierrepont 57, Salmon River 21
Madrid-Waddington 83, Norwood-Norfolk 9
West Division
Heuvelton 69, Hammond 39
East Division
Chateaugay 67, Salmon River 38
James Darcy Memorial at Lisbon
Hermon-DeKalb 68, Morristown 43 (consolation)
Lisbon 55, Tupper Lake 30 (championship)
Sackets Harbor Tournament
Harrisville 52, Sackets Harbor 49 (championship)
Non League
St. Lawrence Central 43, Lake George 30
Edwards-Knox 86, St. Regis
Falls 54
South Jeff 53, Potsdam 50
LaFargeville 54, Hammond 44
Oswego at Canton, ppd.
East Division
Brushton-Moira 43, Salmon River 2
Sackets Harbor Tournament
Harrisville 53, Belleville-Henderson (semifinal) 23
Non League
Malone 70, Heuvelton 53
Hammond 42, Thousand Islands 27
Oswego at Massena, ppd.
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont at
Chateaugay, ppd. to 1/7
James Darcy Memorial at Lisbon
Tupper Lake 55, Hermon-DeKalb 52 (semifinal)
Lisbon 52, Morristown 48 (semifinal/league)
Non League
St. Regis Falls at Edwards-Knox, ppd.
Lisbon’s Cooper Rutherford (24)
slashes inside and scores, tying the
game at 10-10. Lisbon led 13-12 at
the quarter, 30-24 at the half and
expanded the lead to 40-31 after
three periods. But Morristown
rallied to within three points in
the final seconds, before the Golden
Knights prevailed 52-48 in the
semifinals of Lisbon's James Darcy
Tournament. Rutherford poured in 28
points, while Ian Quinlan
contributed 15 for Lisbon. Landon
Morrow and Caleb Belile led seven
Rockets scorers with 11 points,
while Gaige Jimenez netted 10
points. (Deon photo)
Canton's Zadok Roiger (33) slices
inside two Ogdensburg defenders,
including Trenton Johnson (11), to
score in the second half. The
Golden Bears went on to defeat the
Blue Devils 48-40, to remain
undefeated (4-0 7-3 overall) in a
Central Division matchup.
(Brandon Rust photo)
Lisbon freshman Ian Quinlan (11)
skies inside a gainst Hammond's
Landon Howie (33) to score the
bucket. The Golden Knights turned
back the Red Devils 52-33 in a West
Division matchup. (Lisa
Freeman-Arquitt photo)
Cooper Allen opens with a
three-pointer for the Cougars. Peter
Arcadi hit three straight
buckets and a 35-point performance
for the Saints, who led 6-2. Back to
the hot hand outside the arc, Allan
splashed another three.
Cougars to Jackson White for the
inside bunny. White followed the
rebound and dropped two of his 19
points. Off the steal, Allen
took it to the rack for two of his
team-best 20 points. Keegan
Ashley stopped the Cougar run with a
long two. Kale Geer (12)
cranks up the three pointer.
He scored 19. Cougars led 26-17.
Off the pressure, Geer powered up
for the two and made the bonus.
Edwards-Knox defeated St. Regis
Falls 86-54. (Bob LaRue photo)
In a non-league battle, LaFargeville
Red Knights (while) outdueled the
Hammond Red Devils in a 54-44
contest. (Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
Tupper Lake's German exchange
student Felix Bodeewes (13) leaps to
the rack for the game's first
points. After the Green Demons
rallied from a 14-point deficit and
charged ahead 52-48 with two minutes
left, Bodeewes capped a seesaw final
period by burying a three-pointer
and two free-throws to seal a 55-52
win in the semifinals of Lisbon's
James Darcy Tournament,
Bodeewes hit a scorching 42 points,
while Ashton Clark-Sanford chipped
in 11. Hunter Bouchey and Noah
Locy led H-D with 16 points each,
while Landon Simser dropped in 13.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Non League
Hermon-DeKalb 74, St. Regis Falls 32
The Downtown Classic at Nexus Center in Utica
Potsdam 70, Clinton 45
Clinton Community College Tournament
Malone 62, Peru 30
JCC College Tournament
Copenhagen 68, Edwards-Knox 36
Gouverneur 59, Hammond 49
45th Annual Burkman Holiday Classic at Canton
Saranac Lake 53, Madrid-Waddington 24 (consolation)
Canton 44, Massena 36 (championship)
Non League
Chateaugay 57, Northern Adirondack 54 (4OT)
Thousand Islands 46, Morristown 40
Clinton Community College Tournament
Malone 59, Beekmantown 58
Downtown Classic at Nexus Center in Utica
Lowville 82, Potsdam 80 (OT/buzzer beater)
45th Annual Burkman Holiday Classic at Canton
Massena 57, Saranac Lake 51 (semifinal)
[TJ Mitchell 1,000 varsity career points]
Canton 55, Madrid-Waddington 36 (semifinal)
Non League
Ogdensburg 58, Belleville-Henderson 33
St. Lawrence Central 68, South Lewis 54
Harrisville 53, Gouverneur 38
The Massena Raiders boys basketball
team celebrates with T.J. Mitchell,
after he scored his 1,000th varsity
career point in a game against
Saranac Lake, during Canton
Central's Burkman Classic.
Massena went on to beat the Red
Storm 57-51. Tapeni LaBrake added 11
for the Raiders. Cedar Crist scored
19 points to lead the Storm .
(Photos provided)
Mitchell scored his eighth point of
the night on this basket to reach
the 1000-point plateau.
Hermon-DeKalb's Noah Locy (30)
muscles inside and lays in two
points for the Green Demons.
H-D rolled to a 74-32 win over St.
Regis Falls in a non-league holiday
weekend game. (Brandon Rust
photo)
The Canton Golden Bears defeated a
scrappy Massena Raiders team in
claiming the 2024 Burkman Tournament
championship. Canton won
44-36. (Photos provided)
Winning All-Tournament Team honors:
Canton's Zadoc Roiger (33) and
Jackson Ames (34), alongside
Massena's Alexander Tarbell (31) and
Taylor "TJ" Mitchell (3).
Canton's Charlie Todd (12) gets the
layup after breaking away from
Madrid-Waddington's Cole Smith (12).
Canton to a 15-0 lead in the first
quarter. Jackson Ames led all
scoring with 14 points, while Kolby
Todd paced the Madrid-Waddington
charge with nine points. The Golden
Bears advanced to the championship
of the Burkman Classic defeating the
Yellowjackets 55-36. (Cody
Jenne photo)
West Division
Hermon-DeKalb 58, Edwards-Knox 41
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 65, Salmon River 16
Allen Gutterson Memorial at Heuvelton
Heuvelton 53, Brushton-Moira 50 (consolation)
Ogdensburg 46, Lisbon 42 (championship)
Non League
Indian River 56, Hermon-DeKalb 48
Hammond 59, Immaculate Heart 33
East Division
Madrid-Waddington 45, Tupper Lake 44
Allen Gutterson Memorial at Heuvelton
Ogdensburg 51, Brushton-Moira 40 (semifinal)
Lisbon 52, Heuvelton 41 (semifinal/league)
Non League
Potsdam 87, General Brown 40
Canton 49, Harrisville 38
East Division
Tupper Lake 70, St. Regis
Falls 38
St. Lawrence Central 44, Brushton-Moira 42
Colton-Pierrepont 52, Norwood-Norfolk 17
Non League
Thousand Islands 61, Edwards-Knox 47
West Division
Harrisville 60, Morristown
29
Hammond 53, Hermon-DeKalb 40
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 48, Brushton-Moira 43
Central Division
Canton 65, Massena 51
Malone 54, Gouverneur 49
Potsdam 55, Ogdensburg
42
West Division
Heuvelton 76, Edwards-Knox 38
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 82, St. Regis Falls 31
Madrid-Waddington 47, Colton-Pierrepont 34
West Division
Harrisville 63, Hammond 43
Hammond's Landon Webster (13)
reaches over a Hermon-DeKalb
defender to snag the ball for a
putback in Wednesday's West Division
matchup. The restored Hammond team
improve to 3-2 overall, following a
53-40 victory over the Green Demons.
(Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
Hammond's Blair Aiken (15) powers
high for the basket against the
double team from the Harrisville
defense. The Pirates (2-0
West, 3-1 overall) pulled away for a
63-43 win Hammond (1-1, 2-2).
(Lisa Freeman-Arquitt photo)
Potsdam's Brodie Delaney (33) goes
strong to the boards on the putback
against Ogdensburg's Grady Pharoah
(13), getting the Sandstoners on the
scoreboard. Ian VanWagner
tossed in 25 points and added nine
rebounds in leading Potsdam to a
55-42 victory. Delaney chipped in 13
points and seven rebounds. For
Ogdensburg, Blake Morrill and Ian
Rose led the way with 16 points
apiece, while Jack Pike added 11.
(Kyton Deon photo)
Hermon-DeKalb's Jeremy Carr (23)
skies for the shot over
Edwards-Knox's Jaxin White (20). The
Green Demons pulled away from the
Cougars in the fourth quarter,
scoring the final nine points, in
capping a 58-41 West Division
victory. (Brandon Rust photo)
St. Lawrence Central's Ayden
Beach scored 18 first-quarter points, 24 overall, in
surpassing the 1,000-point plateau in his varsity
basketball career. Beach led the Larries, while
Damien Ashley added 16 points in a
65-16 win over Salmon River. Also shown:
Coach Joe Reome. (Bob LaRue photo)
Beach's 1,000th point came on this
three-point shot, while defended by
the Shamrocks' Jayden Reardon (12).
Potsdam's Ian Van Wagner (23) with
the jam in the second quarter
against General Brown in non-league
competition. General Brown led
Potsdam by as much as five points,
three different times in the first
half, before the Sandstoners pulled
away. VanWagner scored 26
points, while Miha Krsic added 20
and Brody Delaney nailed down 19
points, powering the Sandstoners to
an 87-40 over the Lions. Lucas
Dupee led the Lions with 14 points.
(Kyton Deon photo)
After a fast break and miss, St.
Lawrence Central's Aiden Beach
cleans up the rebound, drawing the
Larries within a point at 42-41.
With 14.5 seconds left, Beach buries
a three-pointer from the corner.
He netted 21. Last chance for
the Panthers resulted with a pair of
misses at the buzzer. St. Lawrence
Central survived 44-42. Damien
Ashley chipped in nine points.
For B-M, Anthony Jiang scored 18
points, while Carson Fleury dropped
in nine. (Kyton Deon photo)
Colton,Pierrepont's
Ty Farns (30) takes the opening tip
and powers his way past
Brushton-Moira's Landon Martin (5)
to score the game's first bucket. Farns and Mike Schwartzfigure each
tallied 12 points to lead the Colts,
who rallied from a 12-point
first-half deficit to overtake the
Panthers 48-43 in an East Division
game. Mason Poirier scored 12
points, while Anthony Jiang
delivered 11 points for the
Panthers. (Bob LaRue photo)
Non League
Massena 58, AuSable Valley 42
East Division
St. Lawrence Central 63, Tupper Lake 59
Chateaugay 77, Norwood-Norfolk 35
Central Division
Potsdam 45, Massena 41
Canton 50, Malone 39
Ogdensburg 58, Gouverneur 37
West Division
Heuvelton 60, Morristown 28
East Division
St. Regis Falls 52, Salmon River 36
Hermon-DeKalb at Edwards-Knox, ppd.
Non League
Alexandria at Norwood-Norfolk, ppd.
East Division
Chateaugay 47, Madrid-Waddington 46
(Chat - Jake Johnston scored his 1000th career point)
East Division
Tupper Lake 76, Salmon River
22
St. Regis Falls 61, Norwood-Norfolk 39
Central Division
Potsdam
54,
Malone 46
Canton 51, Gouverneur 30
Ogdensburg 52,
Massena 33
West Division
Hammond 68,
Edwards-Knox 62 (OT)
Canton's Jackson Ames muscles up for a layup against the
Gouverneur Wildcat defense, during the league opener for
both teams. The Bears' Zadok Roiger paced all
scorers with 20 points, while Charlie Todd added 13 and
Ames 11. Raine Rumble led Gouverneur with 18.
(Brandon Rust photo)
Chateaugay's Jake Johnston (0)
celebrates with father Stevie,
mother Jessica and girlfriend
Britlynn, after scoring his 1,000th
varsity career point in a game at
Madrid-Waddington. Johnston
would finish with 28 points,
including three three-pointers, and
the go-ahead winning basket in the
final seconds. The Bulldogs
led 31-19 at the half, but suffered
a dismal four-point offense in the
third quarter, allowing the Yellow
Jackets to climb within a point at
35-34. M-W took its first lead
with 1:07 remaining, 43-42, before
falling in the final 34 seconds. The
Bulldogs pulled out a 47-46 victory
in the hotly-contested East Division
matchup. Jake Reynolds also scored
12 points for the Bulldogs. The
Jackets were led by Eli Cruz who
scored 12 points, including all six
of his free throws. Jakob Mayette
added 11 points, including a pair of
three-pointers. (Bob LaRue photo)
Potsdam's Ian VanWagner powers up
for the first of his two dunks in
leading the Sandstoners to a 54-46
victory over Malone in the Central
Division league opener.
VanWagner scored a game-best 31
points, including 16 points in the
fourth quarter. Brodie Delaney
chipped in 15 points, including 9
out of 10 free throws. For Malone,
Blake Hanna scored 17, while Ryan
Hesseltine chipped in 10. (Bob
LaRue photo)
Chuck Folsom Memorial Tip-Off at Harrisville
Town of Webb 58, Edwards-Knox 40 (consolation)
Harrisville 61,
Colton-Pierrepont 22 (championship)
Non League
Chateaugay 41, Lake Placid 20
Catholic Central 68, Canton 49
Saranac Lake 48, Malone 46
Saranac Central 55, Massena 52
Ogdensburg 71, Morristown 41
Chuck Folsom Memorial Tip-Off at Harrisville
Colton-Pierrepont 47, Town of Webb 18
Harrisville 68, Edwards-Knox 33 (league)
Non League
Potsdam 75, Heuvelton 45
Morristown 57, Alexandria Bay 44
Hoosic Valley 52, Canton 40
East Division
Tupper Lake 67, Norwood-Norfolk 10
Brushton-Moira at Colton-Pierrepont, ppd. to 12/17
John Dinneen Memorial at Madrid-Waddington
Morristown 56, Salmon River
42 (consolation)
Lisbon 65, Madrid-Waddington 38 (championship)
Non League
Malone 69, Peru 52
Hammond 45, Alexandria Bay 35
Gouverneur 44, Hermon-DeKalb 34
John Dinneen Memorial at Madrid-Waddington
Lisbon 72, Morristown 34 (semifinal/league)
Madrid-Waddington 76,
Salmon River 14 (semi/league)
Non League
Malone 60, Beekmantown 49
Potsdam 60, Harrisville 41
Thousand Islands Secondary-Ontario 51, Canton 49
East Division
Colton-Pierrepont 69, St. Regis Falls 31
Chateaugay 51, Brushton-Moira 41
St. Lawrence Central 93, Norwood-Norfolk 20
Non League
Ogdensburg 52, Hammond 20
Gouverneur 57, Heuvelton 45
Brady Frazier
Classic at St. Regis Falls
Salmon River 35, Norwood-Norfolk 28 (consolation)
Brushton-Moira 80, St. Regis Falls 53 (champion/lg)
Brady Frazier Classic at St. Regis Falls
Brushton-Moira 95, Norwood-Norfolk 22
(semi/league)
St. Regis Falls 59, Salmon River 41 (semifinal/league)
Non League
Heuvelton 44, Belleville-Henderson 40
Logan Oakes on the putback gives Salmon River the
one-point edge. Oakes lead all scorers with 22 points.
Jayden Johnson led the Flyers with nine points. The
Flyers tied the game at 23-23, before the Shamrocks
pulled away for a 35-28 victory. (Bob LaRue photo)
Heuvelton’s Landyn Ashlaw (13) sinks
the three-pointer off a feed from
Colt McAllister. The Bulldogs hold
on to beat Belleville-Henderson
44-40, in the non-league season
opener. Parker Felt scored 15
points, while Ashlaw netted 13 to
lead the Bulldogs. Brady
Mooney posted 12 points.
(Kyton Deon photo)
Lisbon's Tanner Fonda (10)
dribble-penetrates to the hoop for
the Golden Knights' opening bucket.
Cooper Rutherford twirled 29 points,
while Caleb Ghize chipped in 12
points, leading Lisbon to a 65-38
win over host Madrid-Waddington in
the John Dinneen Tournament.
Jameson Zisek tosses down 12 for the
Yellow Jackets. (Bob LaRue
photo)
The result at the end of a
long-distance pass: Coltyn Brooks
rockets up for two of his 22 points
for Morristown. Caleb Butler
added 10 points as Morristown goes
on to defeat Salmon River 56-42.
The Shamrocks were led by Logan
Oakes with 23 points and Jayden
Reardon with 10 in the John Dinneen
Tournament consolation. (Kyton
Deon photo)
The Brushton-Moira Panthers defeated
St. Regis Falls 80-53 to capture the
2024 Brady Frazier Classic
tournament championship. Mason
Poirier scored a team-best 16 points
for the Panthers. The Saints’ Peter
Arcadi led all scorers with 28
points. (Kyton Deon photo)
After a 5-5tie, the Panthers went on
a 17-0 run. B-M opened the second
half on an 18-2 surge. SRF’s Reed
Mulverhill and B-M’s Kayden Bushey
each netted 13 points.