CHAMPLAIN — Shots on goal were at the premium on Friday when Broadalbin-Perth and Northeastern Clinton battled in a non-conference boys’ soccer game.
Goals by Carter Garceau and Hayden Schad gave the Cougars a 2-1 win as the two teams combined for only eight shots on goal.
Garceau gave NCCS the lead at 27:10 of the first half, with Cobe Lafountain getting the assist. Schad’s unassisted goal, at 4:53 of the second stanza, put the Cougars up, 2-0, and proved to be the difference.
William Edigton’s goal with 10:19 left in the contest brought Broadalbin-Perth to within 2-1.
“We played a very well-coached team from Section II,” NCCS coach Craig Botten said. “They play the game quick and see the field well.
“I felt we matched their physicality and played together as a unit. Our back four played excellent and made it tough for them offensively.”
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NCCS 2, BP 1
B-P 0 1 — 1
NCCS 1 1 — 2
First half- 1, NCCS, Garceau (C. Lafountain), 27:10.
Second half- 2, NCCS, Schad, 4:53. 3, B-P, Edigton, 29:41.
Shots on goal- B-P, 5-3.
Saves- Taylor, B-P, 1, Faveau, NCCS, 2.
SATURDAY
CHAZY 7
WATERFORD-HALFMOON 0
CHAZY — Zeke McLennan and Landon Duprey tallied two goals each, with Duprey also getting two assists, in the Eagles’ non-conference victory over the Fordians.
Jack McAuliffe, Stuart Kapp and Nic Beauharnois also scored for Chazy, which held a 16-4 shots on goal advantage and a 3-0 lead at the half.
Jack Demers added two assists and Henry Kapp posted four saves in net for the shutout.
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CCRS 7, WH 0
W-H 0 0 — 0
CCRS 3 4 — 7
First half- 1, CCRS, McLennan (Duprey), 18:29. 2, CCRS, Duprey (Hoffnagle), 22:41. 3, CCRS, McAuliffe (Demers), 38:41.
Second half- 4, CCRS, McLennan (Duprey), 11:13. 5, CCRS, Duprey (LaBombard), 13:23. 6, CCRS, S. Kapp (Demers), 15:11. 7, CCRS, Beauharnois (Babbie), 26:48.
Shots on goal- CCRS, 16-4.
Saves- Atwood (2), Chapin (2), W-H, 4. H. Kapp, CCRS, 4.
PLATTSBURGH 2
SCHROON LAKE/NEWCOMB 0
PLATTSBURGH — Raif Lautenschuetz and Jakob Gumlaw scored the goals in the Hornets’ Northern Soccer League non-division win.
Lautenschuetz opened the opened the scoring with 2:43 left in the first half when he headed in a rebound off the keeper. Colin Walker assisted.
Gumlaw added an insurance goal midway through the second half when beat defenders to the ball inside the 18 and scored on a low shot. Jaden Lin assisted. It was Gumlaw’s first varsity goal.
Colby Roesler made eight saves in the PHS nets for the shutout and Kason Cutting stopped 10 shots for the Wild Huskies.
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PHS 2, SL/N 0
SL/N 0 0 — 0
PHS 1 1 — 2
First half- 1, PHS, Lautenschuetz (Walker), 37:17.
Second half- 2, PHS, Gumlaw (Lin), 17:51.
Shots on goal- PHS, 12-8.
Saves- Cutting, SL/N, 10. Roesler, PHS, 8.
FRIDAY
PERU 1
SARANAC 0
SARANAC — Collin Powers’ second-half unassisted goal was the difference in the Nighthawks’ NSL win over the Spartans.
Peru held a 9-1 advantage in shots on goal and Matt Trombley turned away one shot in getting the shutout. Damien Lannon made eight saves in the Saranac nets.
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PCS 1, SCS 0
PCS 0 1 — 1
SCS 0 0 — 0
Second half- 1, PCS, Powers.
Shots on goal- PCS, 9-1.
Saves- Trombley, PCS, 1. Lannon, SCS, 8.
CHAZY 4
SETON CATHOLIC 0
PLATTSBURGH — Landon Duprey scored two goals as the Eagles improved to 3-0 overall and 1-0 in NSL play.
Kahne LaBombard, Duprey and Chadd Devins tallied goals in the first half to give Chazy a 3-0 lead.
Duprey then closed out the scoring just 48 seconds into the second stanza.
Jacoby Weeden, Jack Demers and Ashton Hoffnagle added assists and the shutout in net went to Henry Kapp who made two saves.
Michael Riccardelli played well in the Knights’ nets making 13 saves.
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Chazy 4, Seton Catholic 0
CCRS 3 1 — 4
SCCS 0 0 — 0
First half- 1, CCRS, LaBombard (Weeden), 6:54. 2, CCRS, Duprey (Demers), 19:45. 3, CCRS, Devins, 39:05.
Second half- 4, CCRS, Duprey (Hoffnagle), :58.
Shots on goal- CCRS, 20-2.
Saves- H. Kapp, CCRS, 2. Riccardelli, SCCS, 13.
JOHNSBURG/MINERVA 7
KEENE 0
NORTH CREEK — Aaden Sauer-Jones and Clay Morin combined for 11 points in the Irish Jags’ NSL shutout.
Sauer-Jones finished with four goals and two assists, while Morin added three goals and two assists. Cole Millington also picked up an assist and Nick Sauer-Jones recorded the shutout with five saves.
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J/M 7, KCS 0
KCS 0 0 — 0
J/M 3 4 — 7
First half- 1, J/M, A. Sauer-Jones (Morin). 2, J/M, Morin (A. Sauer-Jones). 3, J/M, A. Sauer-Jones (Morin).
Second half- 4, J/M, A. Sauer-Jones (Millington). 5, J/M, A. Sauer-Jones. 6, J/M, Morin. 7, J/M, Morin (A. Sauer-Jones).
Shots on goal- J/M, 14-5.
Saves- Walmsley-Smith, KCS, 7. N. Sauer-Jones, J/M, 5.
LAKE PLACID 7
BOQUET VALLEY 1
LAKE PLACID — Sean McCauley scored three goals to power the Blue Bombers to a NSL victory over the Griffins.
Samir Dimuccio added two goals, while Ethan Ano and Max Perez chipped in with a goal apiece. Perez also picked up a couple of assists. Lake Placid jumped out to a 4-0 lead at the half.
Logan Draper tallied the lone Boquet Valley goal and closed out the scoring in the game.
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LPCS 7, BVCS 1
BVCS 0 1 — 1
LPCS 4 3 — 7
First half- 1, LPCS, Ano (Perez). 2, LPCS, McCauley (Mather). 3, LPCS, Dimuccio (Perez). 4, LPCS, McCauley (Wright).
Second half- 5, LPCS, McCauley (Ano). 6, LPCS. Dimuccio (Mariano). 7, LPCS, Perez. 8, BVCS, Draper.
Shots on goal- LPCS, 18-3.
Saves- NA, BVCS, 8. Hobday, LPCS, 1.
INDIAN LAKE/LONG LAKE 4
WILLSBORO/AUSABLE VALLEY 1
WILLSBORO — The Orange held a 14-4 advantage in shots on goal and recorded a NSL win.
No other details of the game were made available.
GIRLS
TICONDEROGA 3
LAKE PLACID 1
TICONDEROGA — Mara Cossey broke a 1-all tie with a goal at 15:32 of the second half and then added her second goal of the game shortly after, at 18:21, to help the Sentinels win a NSL contest.
Addison Munson gave Ticonderoga a 1-0 halftime lead before Olivia Brown tied it for the Blue Bombers with just 2:21 gone in the second stanza.
Ava Belden picked up the win in net with six saves and Emma Clark turned away 11 shots in the Lake Placid goal.
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TCS 3, LPCS 1
LPCS 0 1 — 1
TCS 1 2 — 3
First half- 1, TCS, Munson, 27:57.
Second half- 2, LPCS, Brown (Colby), 2:21. 3, TCS, Cossey (Munson), 15:32. 4, TCS, Cossey (Davis), 18:21.
Shots on goal- TCS, 14-7.
Saves- Clark, LPCS, 11. Belden, TCS, 6.