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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL

TUPPER LAKE 43, COLTON-PIERREPONT 34

The Lumberjacks survive a scare on the road late with clutch free throw shooting in downing the Colts.

After spotting Colton-Pierrepont the first four points, Tupper Lake scored the next 11 well into the second quarter. Down 19-9 late in the first half, Scott Boyce was fouled in three point land and buried all three free thorws for the Colts with no time on the clock to cut the halftime deficit to seven. 

Colton-Pierrepont cut the lead to four after three with six points coming from Gyle Dominy and.  EVANS AND WHITE TOUGH AS NAILS PLAYER OF THE GAME Zack Farr launched a three pointer early in the fourth to close the gap to 30-29 before Tupper Lake scored te next eight.

The Colts got the game back to 38-34 before two Anson Gagnier free throws iced the win.  

PEPSI PLAYER OF THE GAME Mitch Keniston scored six second half points and finished with a double double, 12 points and 12 rebounds.  Cody LaPierre came off the bench to tally 11 for the Lumberjacks.

For the Colts, Dominy led the way with 12 points and Farr hit three 3-pointers an totaled 11 points.  

3-Pointers: TL LaPierre, Gagnier, C-P Farr 3
Free Throws TL 14 for 22, C-P 7 for 12

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
West
Lisbon 53, Heuvelton 38
Edwards-Knox 80, Hermon-Dekalb 34
Harrisville 59, Hammond 35
Morristown 58, Clifton-Fine 29

Central
Potsdam 84, Canton 41
Malone 75, Massena 61

North
Madrid-Waddington 58, St. Law7rence Central 54


H5IGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
No,n-League
Potsdam 73,Norwood-norfolk 26
Madrid-Waddington 48, Chateagay 36 (OT/F)


HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING
OFA 56, Clifton-Fine 6


ME N'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
St. Lawrence 67, Skidmore 61


WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Skidmore 46, St. Lawrence 44