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Prior to Wednesday’s hockey game at Norwood-Norfolk, the 2024-2025 Jake Ladouceur Memorial Scholarship Award was presented. The award goes to a college-bound student-athlete who best exemplifies a competitive spirit, with a high regard for sportsmanship, and academic achievement. This year’s recipient is Brock Cousineau, who received the award along with members of his family, from the family of Jake Ladouceur. (Bob LaRue photo)
OTHER SECTIONAL HOCKEY LINKS
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Non League
Ithaca 7, Ogdensburg 5
St. Lawrence Central 7,
Tupper Lake 6 (OT)
Potsdam 6, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Massena 4, Canton 0
Ogdensburg 6, Thousand Islands 1
Non League
Malone 9, Saranac Lake Placid 4
Malone 5, Salmon River 2
Canton 5, St. Lawrence Central 2
Salmon River Tournament
Batavia United 3, Salmon River 0 (championship)
Non League
Norwood-Norfolk at Northeastern Clinton, ppd.
Ogdensburg
5, Massena 4 (OT)
Thousand Islands 11,
Tupper Lake 3
Non League
Salmon River 5,
Beekmantown 3
Norwood-Norfolk at
Plattsburgh ppd.
Norwood-Norfolk
4, St. Lawrence Central 2
Canton 5, Ogdensburg 2
Salmon River 7,
Potsdam 4
Malone 3, Potsdam 3 (OT/Tie)
Non League
Plattsburgh 6, Tupper Lake 0
Malone 4, Thousand Islands 4 (OT/Tie)
Massena 7, Salmon River 2
[Massena Coach Mike Trimboli's 200th career win]
St. Lawrence Central 5, Tupper Lake 1
Canton 6, Potsdam 5 (OT)
Salmon River 3, Canton 1
Massena 6, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Malone 8, St. Lawrence Central 3
Ogdensburg 8, Thousand Islands 2
[OFA's Jon Frederick - 500th game
coached]
Potsdam 5, Tupper Lake 1
Non League
Plattsburgh 5, St. Lawrence Central 0
Canton at Ithaca ppd.
Ogdensburg 5, Malone 2
Salmon River 5, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Canton 8, Thousand Islands 0
Massena 4,
St. Lawrence Central 2
Salmon River 4, Tupper Lake 3 (OT)
Ogdensburg 8, St.
Lawrence Central 0
Malone 5,
Norwood-Norfolk 1
Massena 6,
Canton 4
Salmon River at Tupper Lake, ppd. to 1/30
St. Lawrence Central 2,
Potsdam 1
Massena Tournament
Canton 5, Lancaster 0
(second round)
Pittsford 3,
Massena 0
(second round)
Saranac Lake Placid Tournament
Salmon River 3, Northeastern Clinton 2
Non League
Ogdensburg 5, Saranac Central 2
Thousand Islands 3,
Salmon River 3 (OT)
Massena Tournament
Pittsford 4, Canton 4 (OT/Tie) - Pittsford wins SO 7-6
Massena 4, Lancaster 3 (OT)
Non League
Beekmantown 5, Malone 3
Saranac Lake Placid 8, Tupper Lake 1
Salmon River 10, St. Lawrence Central 4
Massena 5, Potsdam 0
Thousand Islands 6, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Canton 3, Norwood-Norfolk 0
Vestal Tournament
Malone 6, Geneva 3 (second round)
Broome County 10, Potsdam 3 (second round)
Ogdensburg 12. Tupper
Lake 0
Thousand Islands 5, St. Lawrence Central 2
Vestal Tournament
Potsdam 4, Geneva 1 (first round)
Broome County 5, Malone 3 (first round)
Ogdensburg 10, Salmon River 2
Thousand Islands 11, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Canton 8, Tupper Lake 0
Massena 3, Malone 2
Norwood-Norfolk 4, St. Lawrence Central 2
Malone 5, Thousand
Islands 4 (OT)
Massena Tournament
Victor 6, Potsdam 1 (second round)
Massena 6, Beekmantown 3 (second round)
Tupper Lake Tournament
Norwood-Norfolk 7, Tupper Lake 3
Malone 4, St. Lawrence
Central 2
Salmon River 7, Thousand Islands 5
Massena Tournament
Beekmantown 5, Potsdam 3 (first round)
Victor 3, Massena 0 (first round)
Tupper Lake Tournament
Hilton 7, Norwood-Norfolk 0 (first round)
Tupper Lake 5, Northeastern Clinton 5 (OT/Tie)
TL wins shootout (first round)
Salmon River 6, St. Lawrence
Central 2
Ogdensburg 10, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Massena 4, Tupper Lake 1
Canton 5, Potsdam 2
Canton 2, Malone 0
Ogdensburg 8, St. Lawrence Central
0
Salmon River 5, Norwood-Norfolk 3
Non League
Williamsville North 5, Massena 2
Non League
Saranac Lake Placid 8, Tupper Lake 5
Thousand Islands 5, Ontario Bay 2
Massena's Houston Johnson (18) his way in
from the left, slipping the puck in front of
the net where Cameron Francis tucked the
home. Raiders went ahead 4-2. Earlier,
less than two minutes into the game, Drew
Smutz snapped a wrister to put the Raiders
on the board 1-0. After Beekmantown
tied the score just seconds later, Johnson
skated in and puts Massena back in the lead
2-1. Less than a minute later, Beekmantown
would tie the game again on a breakaway.
2-2. Still in the first period, Connor
Trimboli connected on a goal to give the
Raiders a 3-2 lead. After Parker
O'Neill shot, Brody Clookey slammed home the
rebound. Brady Frost netted the final goal.
Massena went on to beat Beekmantown 6-3 for
second place in the Massena Hockey
Tournament. (Bob LaRue photo)
Prior to Wednesday’s hockey game at
Norwood-Norfolk, the 2024-2025 Jake
Ladouceur Memorial Scholarship Award was
presented. The award goes to a college-bound
student-athlete who best exemplifies a
competitive spirit, with a high regard for
sportsmanship, and academic achievement.
This year’s recipient is Brock Cousineau,
who received the award along with members of
his family, from the family of Jake
Ladouceur. (Bob LaRue photo)
Ogdensburg hockey coach Jon Frederick is
honored by his players, on the occasion of
his 500th game behind the bench on February
5th. The team named him Player of the Game
to mark the occasion. The Blue Devils
also clinched the NAC Division II regular
season title with a 8-2 triumph over the
Thousand Islands-Alexandria Islanders.
(Photo provided)
Malone's Merrick Meacham (18) gets his own
rebound and scores, flipping the puck over
St. Lawrence Central goaltender Thomas
Liberty for the game's first goal. The
Huskies went on to defeat St. Lawrence
Central 8-3. (Kyton Deon photo)
Prior to the game, the St Lawrence Central,
Tritown and Parishville communities honored
Emergency First Responders, including local
police, EMS, Fire and Rescue for their
services. Larries players wore special
jerseys for the event. Representatives
of the St Lawrence County Sheriff's Office
and State Police participated in a
ceremonial puck drop before the game.
The recognitions will become an annual
event.
In the second period, Jack Jarrett (20)
capitalizes on a loose puck in the crease,
and increases Massena's lead to 2-0.
Less than two minutes later, Brady Frost lit
the lamp on a slap shot from the top of the
circle. The Bears would rally back
within two goals, but could not overcome a
4-0 deficit. Owen Logan scored a goal and
chipped in an assist for the Bears, but
Massena wins 6-4. (Cody Jenne photo)
St. Lawrence Central goalkeeper Dylan
Bressett (31) stops Potsdam's Quinn
McGaheran (22) on a close-range chance.
Bressett made 34 saves in anchoring
the Larries' 2-1 victory over the
Sandstoners. In the first period,
SLC's Camden Coughlin threaded a rising
shot, just inside the right goalpost that
beat goalie Chase Rozler to the glove side.
Early in the second period, Parker Warr
fired a shot from the blue line, McGaheran
flipped the rebound into the open net, tying
the game at 1-1. Less than five
minutes remaining, Merrick Frary weaved
through the defense and d a shot
into the mesh. St Lawrence Central
wins its first game of the season (1-11
overall). (Cody Jenne photo)
The Raiders' Jack Jarrett (20) flips the
park through the screen, giving Massena a
3-0 lead in the second period. The
Raiders go on to beat Potsdam 5-0.
Houston Johnson scored twice, while Camron
Francis and Nick Winston scored goals.
Massena goaltenders Cullen Taraska and Ayden
Clark combined for a 21-save shutout. Chase
Rozler kept Potsdam in the game with 31
saves. (Kyton Deon photo)
Victor's Simon Kowal (17) snaps the Blue
Devils' third of four goals in the first
period. Potsdam's lone goal was scored
by Lukas Meyers (77) from Brandon Bernard
(21). Victor beat Potsdam 6-1 to win
the Massena Tournament.
Ogdensburg 7, Norwood-Norfolk 1
Thousand Islands 5, Tupper Lake 1
Ogdensburg 5, Potsdam 2
Thousand Islands Tournament
Thousand Islands 3, Fayetteville-Manlius 1 (2nd rd)
Ogdensburg 7, Immaculate Heart 2 (2nd round)
Non League
Shenendehowa 6, Massena 3
Norwood-Norfolk 5, Tupper
Lake 1
Thousand Islands Tournament
Ogdensburg 4, Fayetteville-Manlius 2
Immaculate Heart 7, Thousand Islands 6
Non League
Suffern 4, Massena 2
Massena 6, Thousand Islands 2
Non League
Plattsburgh 2, Potsdam 1
Canton 6, Essex VT 3
St. Lawrence Central Holiday Tournament
Ontario Bay 3, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Saratoga Springs 8, St. Lawrence Central 2
Salmon River 7, Tupper Lake 0
St. Lawrence Central Holiday Tournament
Ontario Bay 2, St. Lawrence Central 0 (first round)
Saratoga Springs 9, Norwood-Norfolk 0 (first round)
Non League
Canton 3, Bellows Free Academy 2
Ogdensburg 4, Salmon River 0
Potsdam 7, Thousand Islands 4
St. Lawrence Central at Massena, ppd. to 1/31
Non League
Pelham 3, Massena 2
Potsdam’s Ryan Charlebois (16) skates in and
snaps off a wrister that picks the
upper-right corner of the net for the game's
first goal. The Sandstoners raced out to
leads of 4-0 and 5-1, before the Islanders
rallied to close the gap to 5-4 early in the
third period. Potsdam put the game away with
two late goals by Lukas Myers. Myers scored
four goals overall, while Charlebois, Owen
Lovely and Tommy Niles pumped in the
remaining goals in Potsdam's 7-4 victory.
Ray Peters led Thousand Islands with a pair
of goals, while Mason Savage and Carter
Phinney netted the other goals. Potsdam
goalkeeper Chase Rozler racked up a whopping
56 saves, including 27 stops in a furious
third period. Brayton Bradley stopped 28
shots for the Islanders. (Kyton
Deon photo)
Just 78 seconds into the contest,
Ogdensburg's Nikolai Ramsdell whips a shot
from the point that trickles off
Norwood-Norfolk goalie Archer Dafoe and into
the net. The Blue Devils notched four
first-period goals, en route to a 7-1 win.
Seven different players scored for OFA, led
by Tegan Frederick and Aidan O'Neil who also
contributed three assists each. Gavin
Moran added a goal and an assist.
Gavin Sessions scored the only goal for
Norwood Norfolk. (Bob LaRue photo)
After
the Icemen fell behind 3-0, Gavin Sessions
put the Norwood-Norfolk on the scoreboard
with a second-period goal. Kaden Irish
scored the other goal. Despite a
persistent flurry in the final five minutes,
the Icemen were unable to produce the
equalizer. Ontario Bay shaded
Norwood-Norfolk 3-2,
in the SLC Larries Holiday Tourney. (Kyton
Deon photo)
The Larries' Charles Clark-Valiance (2)
threads the puck through the screen and into
the net, tying the game at 1-1 vs. Saratoga
Springs in the first period.
Clark-Valiance also scored an unassisted
marker in the third period.
Saratoga went on to defeat St Lawrence
Central 8-2, in the SLC Larries Holiday
Tournament. (Bob LaRue photo)
Saranac Lake Placid Tournament
Saranac Lake Placid 8, Tupper Lake 1 (consolatoni)
Malone 5, Plattsburgh 2 (championship)
Salmon River Tournament
Ogdensburg 3, Queensbury 2 (second round)
Canisius at Salmon River, ppd.
Canton Tournament
St. Francis 10, Potsdam 2 (second round)
Canton 1, Shenendehowa 0 (second round)
Non League
Massena 4 Rye 4 (OT/Tie)
Thousand Islands 5,
St. Lawrence Central 0
Saranac Lake Placid Tournament
Malone 8,
Tupper Lake 2
(semifinal)
Salmon River Tournament
Queensbury 6, Salmon River 1
(first round)
Canisius vs. Ogdensburg, ppd.
Canton Tournament
Shenendehowa 6, Potsdam 2
(first round)
Canton 2,
St. Francis 1 (first round)
Malone 4, Salmon River 3 (OT)
Malone
12, Tupper Lake 3
(Malone's Jake Kaska 7 goals, 4 assists - FA record)
Bill Corbett Tournament
at Potsdam
CBA Albany 5, Potsdam 2
Fayetteville-Manlius Tournament
Fayetteville-Manlius 3, Thousand Islands 2
Non League
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 4, St. Lawrence Central 2
Canton 2, Canisius 2 (OT/Tie)
Ogdensburg 11, Tupper Lake 1
Malone 5, Norwood-Norfolk 2
Bill Corbett Tournament at Potsdam
Potsdam 5, Ontario Bay 5 (OT/Tie)
Fayetteville-Manlius Tournament
Saranac Central 3, Thousand Islands 1
Non League
Canisius 11, St. Lawrence Central 2
Canton 6, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 2
Ithaca 6, Salmon River 3
Ogdensburg 6, Malone 4
Malone's Jake Kaska (in white right)
celebrated 11 times on the ice with seven
goals and four assists in propelling the
Huskies' 12-3 win over Tupper Lake.
Malone improved to 2-1 overall.
(Photo provided)
Potsdam's Lucas Myers (77) drags the puck
across in front of a CBA-Albany player and
sets to fire from just inside the blue line.
Potsdam fell to CBA-Albany 3-1 in the Bill
Corbett Tournament. Myers scored a
first-period goal, while Lennon Deon netted
a third-period marker for the Sandstoners.
(Brandon Rust photo)