BOYS SOCCER:

99 SPORTS AND SUBWAY'S GAME OF THE DAY YESTERDAY BOYS SOCCER POTSDAM AT MASSENA.  THE RAIDERS CONTROLLED MUCH OF THE FIRST HALF BUT STILL GOING INTO HALFTIME 0-0.  POTSDAM BEGAN TO TAKE MORE CONTROL IN THE SECOND HALF AND POTSDAM'S SHAUN LILLIE PUT A HEADER TOWARDS THE NET BUT PEPSI PLAYER OF THE GAME MASSENA GOALIE THOMAS WARD MAKING A DIVING SAVE TO KEEP THE SCORE STILL AT 0-0.  AFTER THAT MASSENA ABLE TO PUNCH ONE IN BRADY CONDLIN FROM DAVID HENRIE AND YOUR FINAL MASSENA 1 POTSDAM 0

CANTON 3 GOUVERNEUR 0

ANTHONY SPADACINI, COLBY YOUNG, AND COLIN HOWARD SCORING FOR THE BEARS

OFA 2 NN 0

OFA'S ZEB FORTUNE AND PAUL LAPLANTE FOUND THE NET IN THE SECOND HALF TO HELP LEAD THE DEVILS TO VICTORY

H-D 1 C-F 0

LOGAN ALLEN SCORING THE EVENTUAL GAME WINNER IN THE FIRST HALF FOR THE GREEN DEMONS

HARRIS VILLE 5 MORRISTOWN 0

B-M 6 ST. REGIS FALLS 0

GIRLS SOCCER:

FA 4 TUPPER LAKE 0

MALONE 4 UNANSWERED GOALS IN THE FIRST HALF

E-K 9 HAMMOND 0

KAITE DANDROW SCORING FOUR GOALS FOR THE LADY BULLDOGS

IN FOOTBALL:

POTSDAM RUMBLES TO A 49-0 VICTORY OVER SLC.  JON COLEMAN, ZAC LINSKY, AND JESSE BRADISH COMBINING FOR 285 YARDS ON THE GROUND AND FOUR TOUCHDOWNS TO HELP LEAD THE SANDSTONERS.  POTSDAM QB COLEMAN 0-2 IN THE AIR CAN YOU SAY THE SANDSTONERS COMPLETE ONE DIMENSIONAL AND THAT'S IT

GOUVERNEUR 6 MASSENA 0

DARREN FULLER RUSHED FROM 3 YARDS OUT IN THE THIRD QUARTER TO HELP GIVE THE WILDCATS THE WIN

OFA STOMPS PLATTSBURGH 41-0

CANTON GET ITS SECOND WIN ON THE SEASON BEATING SETON CATHOLIC 31-0

IN SWIMMING:

CANTON 109 OFA 61

MASSENA 60 SLC 34

GOUVERNEUR 94 E-K 70

FA 58 SALMON RIVER 35

VOLLEYBALL:

CANTON TAKES DOWN E-K 3 GAMES TO ONE

EMILY ARCHIBALD LEADING THE WAY FOR THE LADY BEARS WITH EIGHT SERVICE POINTS AND  KILLS

AREA COLLEGE SCORES:

POTSDAM MEN'S SOCCER BEAT CORTLAND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 5 YEARS 2-0

POTSDAM WOMEN'S SOCCER LOST TO CORTLAND 2-0.  SARAH CASEY FROM POTSDAM MAKING 13 SAVES FOR THE BEARS IN THE LOSING EFFORT

THE CLARKSON GOLDEN KNIGHTS WOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAM OPENED UP THEIR SEASON AT HOME WITH A SOLID 5-1 VICTORY OVER 6TH RANKED BOSTON COLLEGE.  A COMPLETE 60 MINUTE GAME PLAYED BY THE KNIGHTS PLUS A WELL BALANCED OFFENSIVE EFFORT AS ALL FIVE GOALS SCORED BY DIFFERENT PLAYERS