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08-05-2025
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High school roundup: Carthage claims boys lacrosse win against Immaculate Heart
May 7—WATERTOWN — Evan Dicob and Trent Gardner each scored three goals to pace the Carthage offense in a 10-1 victory over Immaculate Heart Central in Frontier League boys lacrosse Tuesday. Dicob also assisted on two goals for the Comets (4-6), who pulled away with four goals in the final quarter. Advertisement Michael Ventiquattro scored twice and contributed an assist for Carthage. Karson Cullen and Gavin Hall added a goal each. Conor Hickey stopped 14 shots in goal. Jameson Lettiere scored on an assist from Isaac Curtis for the Cavaliers (0-6). WATERTOWN 20, INDIAN RIVER 2 Jack Adams and Kage Loftus provided four goals and an assist each as the Cyclones struck for nine first-quarter goals en route to the Frontier League win over the Wolves in Watertown. Cooper Hunter finished with two goals and two assists for WHS (9-1), and Michael Lumbis had two goals and an assist. Jack Converse scored twice, and Owen McDonnell added a goal and two assists. Nick Netto and Blake Gregory also scored. Advertisement Cyclones goalie Norman Cushman made nine stops and Jacob Moore added two saves. Jack Countryman and Caiden Elliot each scored for Indian River (4-7). GENERAL BROWN 21, THOUSAND ISLANDS 1 Dom Wisner paced the offense with six goals and three assists in the Lions' Frontier League win over the Vikings (4-5) in Dexter. Dawson Foley and Hayden Moody added two goals and an assist apiece, and Cam Thomas, Julian Dupee and Nahjeed Abel also scored twice for General Brown (5-5). Aiden Trimper supplied a goal and an assist. Noah Thompson, Dom Morgia, Cooper Donaldson and Jayden Oatridge also scored. Luke Dupee assisted on three goals. Advertisement GIRLS LACROSSE INDIAN RIVER 18, NEW HARTFORD 7 Kallie Delles scored seven times as the Wolves connected nine times in each half for the nonleague victory over the Spartans in Philadelphia. Brylee Amato and Allison LaMora each scored four goals with Amato added two assists for Indian River (5-6). Keera Lalonde contributed a goal and three assists. Abby Fults and Lillian Walsh chipped in a goal each, and Walsh led with seven draw control wins and five ground balls. Natalia Viola and Samantha Payne scored two goals each for New Hartford (7-3). SOFTBALL CHATEAUGAY 7, BRUSHTON-MOIRA 5 Avery McDonald fanned 13 batters en route to the pitching victory and hit a double as the Bulldogs defeated the Panthers in an NAC East Division game in Chateaugay. Gwyneth Campbell, Allisyn Cassavaw, Victoria Stubbs and Hanna Jeror each drove in a run for Chateaugay. Aryiah Clark doubled and stole two bases for Brushton-Moira.
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High school roundup: General Brown volleyball sweeps Lowville to advance to "B" Division final
Jan. 31—DEXTER — The second-seeded General Brown girls volleyball team held serve on its home court and defeated third-seeded Lowville, 3-0, on Thursday night in a Frontier League "B" Division playoff semifinal. The Lions prevailed in straight sets, 25-21, 25-14 and 27-25 to sweep the Red Raiders. Alayna Richards tallied eight service points, 11 digs and six kills for General Brown (6-11), Haley Parker generated 17 service points, three aces, nine assists and four kills, and Maura Natali recorded nine service points, three aces and 22 digs. The Lions, who are the reigning league division playoff champions, advance to square off against top-seeded South Jefferson in the division final at noon Saturday at Jefferson Community College. Also at JCC, Watertown and Carthage will face off against one another in the "A" Division final at 10 a.m. and Beaver River will play Sandy Creek in the "C" Division final at 2 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL INDIAN RIVER 46, IMMACULATE HEART 31 Allison LaMora registered a double-double by supplying 13 points and hauling in 19 rebounds to pace a balanced effort as the Wolves outlasted the Cavaliers to win an "A-B" Division game played in Philadelphia. Keera LaLonde contributed nine points for Indian River (12-2, 10-1), and Kallie Delles totaled 10 rebounds. Abby Bombard generated a game-high 17 points to lead Immaculate Heart Central (7-7, 4-7). GENERAL BROWN 62, CARTHAGE 39 Brooke Wiley scored a team-high 22 points and also totaled six rebounds and seven assists, and Leah Ferris contributed 16 points and nine rebounds as the Lions cruised past the Comets to win an "A-B" Division game in Carthage. Maddie Ferris supplied nine points and also tallied 10 rebounds, five assists, three steals and a block for General Brown (11-3, 9-1) against Carthage (5-9, 3-8). With the win, the Lions remained within a game of first-place Indian River in the race for the division's regular season title. THOUSAND ISLANDS 43, COPENHAGEN 29 Melanie Wiley generated a game-high 15 points to spark the Vikings (10-4) past the Golden Knights in a nonleague game in Copenhagen. Brielle TenEyck scored 10 points to lead Copenhagen (4-11). CHATEAUGAY 68, NORWOOD-NORFOLK 23 Madison McComb posted 18 points, 13 rebounds and six steals as the Bulldogs raced past the Flyers in a Northern Athletic Conference East Division game in Norwood. Payton Parmeter also scored 18 points for Chateaugay (14-0). Avery McDonald added 14 points and Irelynn LaPlante finished with 13 points and six steals. COLTON-PIERREPONT 50, MADRID-WADDINGTON 36 Katherine Hanifin scored 15 points and Logan LaShomb contributed 14 points to propel the Colts past the Yellowjackets to prevail in an NAC East Division encounter. Alyssa Fleury added 10 points for Colton-Pierrepont and Katelyn Houston grabbed 10 rebounds. Evie Losey delivered a double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds for Madrid-Waddington and Addison McKnight scored 13 points. BOYS BASKETBALL SOUTH JEFFERSON 71, LOWVILLE 46 Nate Matteson scored 22 points, and Bobby Piddock posted a double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds and also totaled five assists and six blocks as the Spartans downed the Red Raiders in an "A-B" Division game in Adams. Tommy Piddock contributed nine points for South Jefferson (13-3), which finishes league play in the regular season at a perfect 10-0. The Spartans led Lowville, 23-6, through the first quarter before building a 47-12 advantage through the first half. POTSDAM 49, OFA 27 Ian VanWagner scored 16 of his game-high 21 points in the second half, setting a new Section 10 record in the process, to pace the Sandstoners past the Blue Devils to win a Northern Athletic Conference Central Division game at Ogdensburg Free Academy. Brodie Delaney tallied 11 points on 5-for-7 shooting for Potsdam (13-2, 7-0). Grady Pharoah led OFA (3-4, 11-4) with 10 points. CANTON 58, MASSENA 21 Zadok Roiger supplied 18 points and totaled eight rebounds, eight assists, three steals and two blocks to spark the Golden Bears to victory over the Red Raiders to win an NAC Central Division game. Jackson Ames and Charlie Todd contributed 15 and 12 points, respectively, for Canton. Also in Central Division play, Malone defeated Gouverneur, 71-55. HEUVELTON 83, EDWARDS-KNOX 45 Parker Felt and Jude Spooner generated 20 and 18 points, respectively, as the Bulldogs raced to victory against the Cougars to win an NAC West Division encounter. Colt McAllister and Cory Ethridge each contributed 16 points for Heuvelton. Kale Geer scored 13 points for Edwards-Knox. MADRID-WADDINGTON 56, COLTON-PIERREPONT 38 Sophomores Jamison Zyskik and Eli Cruz contributed 16 and 12 points, respectively, to spark the Yellowjackets past the Colts to win an NAC East Division game. Ty Farns tallied 10 points to pace Colton-Pierrepont. BOYS HOCKEY SALMON RIVER 4, TUPPER LAKE 3 (OT) The Shamrocks (7-5-1, 6-3-1) edged the Lumberjacks (0-14-1, 0-11) to win an NAC Division II game in Tupper Lake. WRESTLING INDIAN RIVER 53, CAMDEN 16 Blake Bartlett won by technical fall in the 101-pound weight class to help propel the Wolves past the Blue Devils in a nonleague match in Camden. Kymah Gummow (116), Eli Faus (124), Tennison Eiss (145), Edniel Melendez-Aristud (170) and Brayden Christian (215) each won by pin for Indian River (10-7). Also for the Wolves, Tyson Schirmer (138) and Joshua Busanet (160) each won by decision. Gage Grilnell (131) won by major decision to lead Camden (6-8).
