Peru pulls away from Saranac, 52-39
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SARANAC — It was a game of who could control the ball more effectively. Peru scored well in transition to defeat Saranac, 52-39, Wednesday.
“We knew going into this game that we would have to value the ball against a good Peru defense,” Spartans head coach Tim Newell said. “We did a decent job in the first half and ran the floor well, creating some good opportunities, only being down seven points. We lost a bit of focus in distributing the ball in our offense and had some costly turnovers to start the third quarter, which allowed Peru to get into their transition game.”
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The Nighthawks were led by Reese Duprey and Violet Berry who scored 16 and 15 points, respectively. Bella Berry added nine.
Saranac was led by Maddie Gagnier as she finished with 12 points and nine boards. Lily Brown chipped in 12 points and seven rebounds.
“Our turnovers were the difference in the game,” Newell said. “Peru had to have scored 14 points off our turnovers. We did some nice things offensively when we got into a flow and fixed our spacing. I was very pleased with how hard the girls competed. There was never any quit in this team.”
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Peru 52, Saranac 39
Peru (52)
Trumper 3-1-7, Hogle 0-0-0, Marino 1-0-2, Berry B 4-1-9, Duprey 7-1-16, Berry V 6-3-15, Brubach 0-0-0, Akey 0-0-0, Deslauries 1-0-3. TOTALS: 22-6-52
Saranac (39)
Breyette 0-0-0, Liberty 0-0-0, Recore 2-0-5, Forgette 1-2-5, Gagnier 6-0-12, Brown 5-0-12, Terry 2-1-5, Bronson 0-0-0,Castine 0-0-0, Parks 0-0-0. TOTALS: 16-3-39
Halftime- Peru, 25-18
3 point goals- Saranac (4): Recore, Forgette, Brown 2; Peru (2): Duprey, Deslauries
MORIAH 62
SARANAC LAKE 28
SARANAC LAKE — Moriah roared out the gates in a 62-28 win over Saranac Lake.
The Vikings built a 40-14 lead heading into the break using an effective offense and smothering defense to keep the Red Storm off balance.
Lexi Mascarenas led Moriah with 27 points, including five 3-pointers. Emmy Nephew and Emma Harrington added eight points each.
Saranac Lake was led by Emma Akey’s 12 points.
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Moriah 62, Saranac Lake 28
Moriah (62)
Mascarenas 11-0-27. Cheney 2-0-4. Nephew 3-1-8. Harrington 4-0-8. Sperlock 4-0-8. Gaddir 1-0-2. Courtright 2-0-5. Vintek 0-0-0. TOTALS: 27-1-62
Saranac Lake (28)
Akey 4-1-12. Knobel 4-0-8. Valentin 2-2-6. Carter 1-0-2. Baker 0-0-0, Crane 0-0-0. Willett 0-0-0. Locke 0-0-0. Chamberlain 0-0-0. TOTALS: 11-3-28
Halftime- Moriah, 40-14
3 point goals- Saranac Lake- Akey 3 Moriah- Mascarenas 5, Nephew 1, Courtright 1
PLATTSBURGH 51
NORTHEASTERN CLINTON 34
CHAMPLAIN — The Hornets took off from the tip and defeated the Cougars, 51-34.
Ava Weiss had a game-high 18 points to lead Plattsburgh. Olivia LaMountain added 12.
NCCS was led by Peyton Scott’s 12.
“PHS played a great game and was better than us in every aspect of the game tonight,” Cougars head coach Robb Garrand said. “It was a great team effort for them, and they were ready for the game at tip-off. While it wasn’t a strong performance from us tonight, I’m proud of how well the girls are doing this season, and hopefully, this moment will make us that much better down the road.”
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Plattsburgh 51, NCCS 34
Plattsburgh (51)
O. LaMountain 4-1-12, Boire 0-1-1, E Gorham 0-0-0, Weiss 9-0-18, Mulligan 4-0-10, G. LaMountain 2-0-5, Koon 1-1-3, A Gorham 1-0-2. TOTALS: 20-3-51
Northeastern Clinton (34)
Racine 2-2-6, Dumas 4-0-8, Scott 4-3-12, Roberts 1-2-4, Hite 0-4-4, Boulrice 0-0-0, Prairie 0-0-0. TOTALS: 11-11-34
Halftime- Plattsburgh, 27-16
3 point goals- NCCS 1, PHS 6
MVAC
Schroon Lake/Newcomb 51
Boquet Valley 34
SCHROON LAKE — The Wild Huskies pulled away after the break to defeat the Griffins, 51-34.
SL/N was up only six points at the break before the offense kicked into gear in the second half.
Olivia Hartwell led the way from Schroon Lake/Newcomb as she finished with a game-high 25 points. Carly Smith added 14, and Taylor Bush finished with 10 points.
Claire Reynolds led Boquet Valley with 18 points.
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Schroon Lake/Newcomb 51, Boquet Valley 34
Boquet Valley (34)
Conley-0-0-0, Kullman-0-0-0, L.Cushman-0-0-0, Lyon-0-0-0, Pulsifer-4-1-9, Olcott- 0-0-0, McAuliffe-0-0-0, Reynolds-7-4-18, Orciani-1-0-2, D.Cushman-1-3-5, Ashline-0-0-0. TOTALS: 13-8-34
Schroon Lake/Newcomb (51)
Thompson-1-0-2, Hlavaty- 0-0-0, Armstrong-0-0-0, Hartwell-10-3-25, Smith-6-2-14, Caza- 0-0-0, Larabee-0-0-0, Bush-4-2-10. TOTALS: 21-7-51
Halftime- Schroon Lake/Newcomb, 22-16
3 point goals- SL/N (2) Hartwell-2, Boquet (0)
BOLTON 69
CROWN POINT 45
BOLTON — It was a tremendous first half for Bolton in its 69-45 victory over Crown Point.
The Eagles scored 46 of their points in the first half alone.
Jadynn Egloff scored 22 of her game-high 33 in the first half. Maille Kelley recorded 11 of her 14 points in the same frame.
The defense was led by Hannah Daken and Halley Labreque, which kept the Panthers off balance and unable to keep up.
Crown Point was led by Addison James’ 15 points and Eve Sargent’s 12.
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Bolton 69, Crown Point 45
Crown Point (45)
A. Bessier 1-0-2, H. Lacey 2-0-4, A. Hurlburt 3-2-8, A. Lang 2-0-4, A. James 5-2-15 E. Sergent 5-1-12. TOTALS: 18-5-45
Bolton (69)
J. Egloff 14-4-33, M.Kelley 6-2-14, E. Hens 3-1-7, K. Morehouse 0-0-0, H. Daken 1-0-2, M. Hull 4-0-8, L.Phelps 0-3-3 H.LaBreque 1-0-2. 29-10-69
Halftime- Bolton, 46-26
3 point goals- Crown Point 4( James 3, Sargent 1) Bolton Egloff
CHAZY 46
WILLSBORO 31
CHAZY — Stephanie Barriere drilled five 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 17 points to lead the Eagles to their MVAC win.
Emma Howell added 10 points, including three 3-pointers, while Calleigh Clark played a strong all-around contest with eight points and team-highs of 13 rebounds and five steals. Kaelyn Dunbar added seven points and eight rebounds in the win.
Laney Nolette connected on three 3-pointers for the Wolves and finished with a team-leading 10 points. Kenzee Vanderpool was next with nine points.
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Chazy 46, Willsboro 31
Willsboro (31)
Jacques 2-0-4, Leerkes 0-0-0, Valachovic 1-2-4, Nolette 3-1-10, Morgan 0-0-0, Cain 2-0-4, Pike 0-0-0, Vanderpool 4-1-9. Totals- 12-4-31.
Chazy (46)
Barriere 5-2-17, Howell 3-1-10, Turek 1-0-2, Clark 3-2-8, Dunbar 3-0-7, Brassard 1-0-2, Bechard 0-0-0, Jarus 0-0-0, Compeau 0-0-0, McIntyre 0-0-0, Inzunza 0-0-0, Thew 0-0-0, Dumars 0-0-0. Totals- 16-5-46.
Halftime- CCRS, 26-15.
3 point goals- WICS (3) Nolette. CCRS (9) Barriere 5, Howell 3, Dunbar.
Wells 34
Keene 21
KEENE VALLEY — It was Senior Night for Keene, and the basketball didn’t fall its way as the Beavers fell to the Wildcats of Wells, 34-21.
Jocelyn Welch led Wells with 12 points. Karyssa Johnson added 11 points to help lead the team to victory.
Juliana Tremblay led Keene with 10 points.
“It was Senior Night with a great turnout,” Beavers head coach Josh Whitney said. “Wells played well with balanced scoring. It was another evening where the basketball was not falling. Reagan Whitney, Liana Shambo and Camryn Nelson all had nice games for their last game in the Beaverdome.”
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Wells 34, Keene 21
Wells (34)
Welch 5-2-12, Wright 2-2-6, Brown 0-0-0, Warner 0-0-0, Granger 2-0-5, Clark 0-0-0, Hunt 0-0-0, R. Ralph 0-0-0, A. Ralph 0-0-0, Johnson 4-3-11. TOTALS: 13-8-34
Keene (21)
Shambo 1-2-4, Tremblay 4-0-10, Nelson 1-0-2, Au. Whitney 0-1-1, Av. Whitney 0-0-0, Deyo 0-0-0, R. Whitney 1-2-4. TOTALS: 7-5-21
Halftime- Wells, 16-7
3 point goals- Keene (3) Tremblay 2, Av. Granger
JOHNSBURG/MINERVA 39
INDIAN LAKE/LONG LAKE 32
JOHNSBURG — The Irish Jaguars built a lead and held on to defeat the Orange, 39-32.
Anna Okamoto led J/M with a game-high 22 points.
Camryn Hosley led IL/LL with 13.
“This Coaches vs. Cancer game had a packed house with energy from start to finish,” J/M head coach Liz Ordway said. “The Irish-Jags, decked out in pink, built a steady lead to keep them ahead of the Orange. The energy off the court was matched by the energy on the court for both the modified and varsity games. Thank you to all those who attended and donated.”
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J/M 39, IL/LL 32
Indian Lake/Long Lake (32)
Hosley 6-1-13, Chisman 1-0-2, Seaman 1-0-2, Hall 0-0-0, Nauberet 0-0-0, H. Scofield 2-2-6, M. Scofield 0-0-0, Pierson 0-0-0, Preston 0-0-0, Gallagher 0-0-0. TOTALS: 10-3-23
Johnsburg/Minerva (39)
Millington 1-2-4, Sharp- Smith 0-0-0, Okamoto 7-8-22, Morehouse 5-0-10, McKinney 1-1-3, Ordway 0-0-0, Secor 0-0-0, Smith 0-0-0, Hayes 0-0-0. TOTALS: 14-11-39
Halftime- Johnsburg/Minerva 18-12
3 point goals- IL/LL (3) Hosley 2, Chisman
LAKE PLACID 25
SETON CATHOLIC 17
PLATTSBURGH — The ball didn’t fall often for either team in Lake Placid’s 25-17 victory over Seton Catholic.
Both teams were able to keep the offenses off balance as the Bombers held an 18-12 halftime lead.
Ella Moodey led Lake Placid with six points. Ellie Shipman and Danma Perez added five points each.
Dayline Willette led the Knights with 10 points.
“We played well defensively tonight, accumulating 12 steals throughout the game and dominating the boards, but we had trouble capitalizing on the offensive end.” Seton Catholic head coach Ariel Masten said.
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Lake Placid 25, Seton Catholic 17
Lake Placid (25)
Colby 0-0-0, Wilson 0-0-0, Shipman 1-3-5, Whittaker 1-0-2, Hathaway 1-0-3, Perez 2-1-5, Thatcher 2-0-4, Corrow 0-0-0, Torrance 0-0-0, Moodey 2-1-6. TOTALS: 9-5-25
Seton Catholic (17)
E. Forrence 0-0-0, Willette 3-4-10, LaBombard 1-0-2, L. Forrence 1-0-2, Wahba 0-0-0, Mezzacappa 0-0-0, Conti 0-3-3, Perez-Rojo 0-0-0, Martinez 0-0-0. TOTALS: 5-7-17
Halftime- Lake Placid, 18-12
3 point goals- LP (2) Hathaway, Moodey
BOYS
NORTHERN ADIRONDACK 47
PLATTSBURGH 41
ELLENBURG — It was a game of runs in NAC’s 47-41 victory over Plattsburgh High.
Things weren’t looking good for the hosts to start the game as Plattsburgh jumped out to an 8-1 lead half way through the first quarter. Northern Adirondack used a 22-7 run of their own to close out the half and took the lead into intermission.
PHS cut the lead down to one early in the fourth quarter, but Luke Moore scored eight of his 12 points in the fourth to help the Bobcats seal the win.
Shane Gilmore led NAC with a double-double of 11 points and 15 rebounds. Emmett LaClair added 14 points and seven rebounds.
Diego Andres Rios Barboza led the Hornets with 14 points with Preston O’Neal adding 10.
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NAC 47, Plattsburgh 41
Plattsburgh (41)
Rios 7-0-14, Gommel 2-0-4, O’Neal 4-0-10, Colburn 2-2-6, Bushey 2-0-5, Lautenshuetz 1-0-2. TOTALS: 18-2-41
Northern Adirondack (47)
Chinchilla 3-2-8, Bushey 1-0-2, Coryea 0-0-0, Gauthier 0-0-0, Moore 3-4-12, LaClair 6-2-14, Gilmore 3-3-11. TOTALS: 16-11-47
Halftime- Northern Adirondack, 23-15
3 point goals- PHS (3) O’Neal 2, Bushey. NAC (4) Moore 2, Gilmore 2