ROCHESTER — Laura Pierce finished in fifth overall to lead the Canton girls cross country team to the Varsity A team title at the McQuaid Invitational Saturday.

Canton finished with 94 points in the multi-team event and Maple Grove was second.

Maria Ricalton finished in 11th place for the Golden Bears.

In the boys Varsity AA race, Malone’s Conor Gordon finished fifth overall.

BOYS SOCCER

MASSENA 4, PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON 2

The Red Raiders (3-2-4) snapped a 1-1 halftime tie with a three-goal effort in the second half to defeat the Panthers in the championship game of the Bill O’Neill Tournament in Massena.

Robert Cameron, Dave Phillips, Anthony Cortese and Dan Elman scored goals for the Red Raiders.

Logan Johns scored both goals for Parishville-Hopkinton (5-1).

SALMON RIVER 4, HERMON-DEKALB 0

Brady Mitchell assisted on three goals as the Shamrocks defeated the Demons (2-6) in the consolation game of the Bill O’Neill Tournament.

Naylen Laffin, Josh Hynes, Antoine Domino and Ryan Thomas scored goals for the Shamrocks (1-4-2), and Zach Smith made seven saves for the shutout.

CHAZY 4, OFA 1

Nathan Reynolds scored two goals and set up two others with long throw-ins as Section 7’s Chazy (9-0-1) won a nonleague game in Ogdensburg.

Brandon Laurin and David Poitras also scored for the Eagles. Conor Hannan scored for OFA (4-3-1).

SOUTH JEFFERSON 2, IHC 1

Jordan Schloop scored the game-winning goal in the 64th minute as the Spartans edged the host Cavaliers in a Frontier League crossover game. Cameron Heasley also scored for South Jefferson (4-5-1).

JP McClusky scored for IHC (6-4, 5-4) in the final minute.

VVS 1, LOWVILLE 0

Sean Fewer scored in the first half to lift the Red Devils to a nonleague victory.

Goalie Justin VanDuLuitGaarden made six saves for Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (4-4-1).

Collin Farquhar finished with seven saves for the Red Raiders (8-2-1).

GIRLS SOCCER

IHC 1, SOUTH JEFFERSON 0

Samantha Alteri scored unassisted with 11 seconds remaining in the second overtime to lift Immaculate Heart Central past South Jefferson in a Frontier League crossover game in Adams.

Goalkeeper Skylar Short made 15 saves in goal for the Cavaliers (7-3, 6-2).

Jackie Decker made 13 saves for South Jefferson (7-3, 6-3).

WATERTOWN 3, APW 0

Morgan Cadwell scored the eventual game winner in the 12th minute and also assisted on a goal as the host Cyclones won a crossover game.

Courtney Netto and Brianne Arthur also scored for Watertown (6-3-1, 5-2-1). Goalie Katie Aldrich made seven saves to record the shutout.

Erin Stever finished with eight saves for the Rebels (1-9, 1-7).

INDIAN RIVER 8, GENERAL BROWN 0

Meghan Kuba’s two goals and an assist paced the Warriors to a crossover win in Philadelphia.

Paige Fayette recorded two assists for Indian River.

Morgan O’Hearn made nine saves for the Lions (0-11, 0-9).

BEAVER RIVER 1, SANDY CREEK 0

Malori Mattimore drove the ball into the upper right side of the goal from about 25 yards out midway through the second half to lift the Beavers to a “C” Division victory at Beaver Falls.

Goalie Gen Fidler stopped nine shots for Beaver River (4-3-2, 3-3-2).

McKenna Guarasce made 10 saves for Sandy Creek (6-2-2, 5-2-2).

SACKETS HARBOR 1, LAFARGEVILLE 0

Diana Dotson scored the game winner in the 74th minute as the Patriots edged the Red Knights in a “D” Division game in LaFargeville.

Olivia Martin made four saves to record the shutout for Sackets Harbor (7-2). Emily Schultes assisted on the deciding goal.

Destiny James finished with five saves for LaFargeville (2-7).

COPENHAGEN 2, LYME 1 (OT)

Summer Patrick scored the game-winning goal in the 93rd minute as the Golden Knights edged the Indians in a “D” Division meeting in Copenhagen.

Logan Wheeler assisted on goals, including the deciding tally for Copenhagen (6-2-1).

Goalie Lindsey Fitzpatrick wasn’t required to make a save for the Golden Knights.

Lauren Campbell made 10 saves for Lyme (2-5-2).

ALEXANDRIA 2, BELLEVILLE HENDERSON 0

Jarah Papin and Amanda Lingenfelter each scored in the second half as the Purple Ghosts blanked the Panthers in “D” Division play.

Papin scored the deciding goal in the 53rd minute and Lingenfelter scored her goal in the 68th minute for Alexandria (3-6).

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