Canton captures hockey tourney
POTSDAM — Colin Howard provided three goals and one assist to help lead Canton to victory over Guilderland, 7-5, in the Potsdam hockey tournament Saturday.
Canton won the tournament championship based on points earned.
Trent Durocher supplied one goal and three assists, and Kolby Weaver made 12 saves for the Golden Bears (1-0-1).
Tony Liguori recorded one goal and three assists for Guilderland.
CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE 3,
POTSDAM 2
Cody Spadaro scored the game-winning goal for the Northstars in a second-round game of the Potsdam Tournament.
Brad Monroe and Brian Hamilton each accounted for one goal and two assists, and Zach Hall made 23 saves for CNS.
Peter McAdoo and Mike Ellis registered goals for Potsdam (1-1-1).
NORTHWOOD PREP JV 4,
NORWOOD-NORFOLK 1
Billy Martin generated two goals and one assist to lead the Northwood Prep JV team, who received 10 saves from Chris Morrison. Tyler Murray scored unassisted for Norfolk-Norfolk (1-1).
BOYS BASKETBALL
OFA 63, SOUTH GLENS FALLS 38
Jared Morrow generated a season-high 16 points to help guide the Blue Devils to victory in the consolation game of the Coaches Vs. Cancer Tournament at Adirondack Community College in Queensbury.
Gene Bouyer provided 15 points, five assists and five blocks, and David Crowder added 15 points for OFA (1-2).
Nate Uline scored 16 points for South Glens Falls.
WILLIAMSVILLE SOUTH 74, OFA 59
Phil Spasiak generated 19 points, and Joe Lacata provided 18 points, including four 3s, to lead Williamsville South in a first-round game of the Coaches Vs. Cancer Tournament on Friday in Queensbury.
Gene Bouyer finished with 24 points, nine rebounds, five assists and two blocked shots for the Blue Devils. David Crowder connected for 21 points, including four 3-pointers, and Owen Luckie added six assists and five rebounds for OFA (0-2).
NORTHEASTERN CLINTON 74,
MALONE 42
Steve Carder poured in 30 points to pace visiting Northeastern Clinton, which outscored Malone 20-5 in the second quarter. Austin Dunleavy scored nine for Malone (2-1).
GIRLS BASKETBALL
OFA 72, WILLIAMSVILLE SOUTH 35
Megan Morrison generated 21 points and five assists for the Devils in the nonleague victory. Elissa St. Germain tallied 12 points and eight rebounds, while Lindsey Drummond added 12 points, 11 rebounds.
Mackenzie Cole provided 10 points while Nicole Damms posted five rebounds and Chelsea Martin delivered five assists. Meg Dodge chipped in three assists.
Sara Marcus scored 16 for Williamsville South.
CARTHAGE 52, POTSDAM 45
Sarah Johnson registered 17 points and 13 rebounds for the Comets during a nonleague win at Carthage.
Joey Percy added 14 points, 10 rebounds and five steals. Brianna Griffin had 10 points and six steals for Carthage (2-0).
Veronica Sapp led Potsdam (0-1) with 18 points, while Tess Hazen supplied 14.
LAFARGEVILLE 43, LYME 35
Taylor Davis tallied 12 points and blocked six shots as the host Red Knights earned a "D" Division victory.
Rachel Klock had 10 points and five steals, while Joan Rhone also recorded five steals for LaFargeville (2-3, 2-1).
Ari Mattraw (12 points) and Tiffany Brown (11 points) led Lyme (0-3).
OSWEGO 44, MASSENA 31
Katie Abramski scored 11 points to help guide the Bucs to victory in the consolation game of the Jamesville-DeWitt Tournament.
Kristen McKeel tallied nine points for Massena (0-2).
JAMESVILLE-DEWITT 58, MASSENA 47
Point guard Alissa Gratten connected for 23 points, including four 3-point goals and seven of her eight free throw attempts, to lead the Red Rams to victory in a first-round game of the Jamesville-DeWitt Tournament on Friday.
Caitlin Miller contributed 11 points for the Red Raiders.
TUPPER LAKE 33,
HERMON-DEKALB 32
Tayler Keniston made a free throw with one second remaining to lift the Lumberjacks to victory in the championship game of the Tupper Lake Tournament.
Keniston finished with 15 points and 13 rebounds, while Amber Lawyer contributed six points, seven rebounds, five assists and four steals for Tupper Lake (2-1).
Brianna Sayer scored 13 points for the Demons (3-1).
Salmon River (1-2) defeated Saranac Lake in the consolation game.
NORTHEASTERN CLINTON 57,
MALONE 50
A buzzer-beating 3-point basket at the end of third quarter led to the pull away for Northeastern Clinton who received 29 points from Katrina Garrand in the win.
Kelsey Johnson generated 21 points, 10 rebounds, three steals and two assists to lead host Malone (1-1).
