MASSENA — Brothers Tim and Kade Cook worked together to score the only goal of the game as Salmon River defeated Massena 1-0 in a Northern Athletic Conference Central Division boys soccer game Tuesday. Read More ⇒

CHAUMONT — Brooke Smykla scored five goals to help propel Copenhagen’s girls soccer team to an 8-1 triumph over Lyme in a Frontier League “D” Division game. Read More ⇒

LAFARGEVILLE — Gabe Clement scored the game-winning goal in the 50th minute as the Thousand Islands boys soccer team edged LaFargeville, 4-3, in a Frontier League crossover game Monday. Read More ⇒

CLAYTON — Last Wednesday was picture day at Thousand Islands for the varsity sports teams. One of the last teams to pose in full uniform on the turf field was the newly formed varsity cross country program. Read More ⇒

FORT COVINGTON — Meg Wilmshurst and Nova LeGrow netted first-half goals as Massena posted a 2-0 Northern Athletic Conference Central Division girls soccer victory over Salmon River on Monday. Read More ⇒

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BEAVER FALLS — Goalie Sydney Hess made 25 saves as the Belleville Henderson girls soccer team edged Beaver River 2-1 in a Frontier League division crossover game Saturday. Read More ⇒

MASSENA — Will Varney scored three rushing touchdowns and finished with 124 yards on 20 carries to lead Potsdam past Massena 30-8 in a Northern Athletic Conference game Saturday. Read More ⇒

BRASHER FALLS — The Ogdensburg Free Academy football team scored four touchdowns in the first quarter, spoiling the debut of St. Lawrence Central’s new artificial turf field with a 42-7 win in a Northern Athletic Conference game Friday night. Read More ⇒

ADAMS — South Jefferson got an early season look at the type of team it will be up against if the Spartans try to make a run in the playoffs. Class B West Division opponent Solvay spoiled South Jefferson’s home opener, defeating the Spartans, 40-14. Read More ⇒

MALONE — Laney Smith scored in the 74th minute off a pass from Riley Storrin to give the Gouverneur girls soccer team a 1-0 win over Malone in an Northern Athletic Conference Central Division game Friday. Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — Riley Connell scored a goal and assisted on another to help spark a balanced effort as Watertown’s boys soccer team blanked rival Immaculate Heart Central, 3-0, on Friday night in a Frontier League “A” Division match at IHC. Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — Jenna Christopher scored a goal and assisted on another as Watertown’s girls soccer team blanked rival Immaculate Heart Central, 3-0, on Thursday night in a Frontier League “A” Division game at IHC. Read More ⇒

CARTHAGE — With Carthage leading Maine-Endwell 49-28 late in the fourth quarter, coach Jason Coffman called for his kicker. Read More ⇒

CANTON — Andy Downs scored an overtime goal to lead the Canton boys soccer team to a 4-3 come-from-behind win over Massena in an Northern Athletic Conference Central Division game Thursday. Read More ⇒

DEXTER — The General Brown girls tennis team has seen its share of struggles over the last couple of seasons. However, they are enjoying a strong start to the 2019 campaign. Read More ⇒

LAFARGEVILLE — Joe Getman’s goal four seconds into overtime lifted LaFargeville to a 2-1 comeback victory over Copenhagen in a Frontier League “D” Division boys soccer game Wednesday. Read More ⇒

DEXTER — Madison Dillenback scored a game winning goal with 3:55 remaining to give General Brown a 2-1 win over South Jefferson in a “B” Division girls soccer match. Read More ⇒

GOUVERNEUR — Shacoria Jackson finished with four saves as Gouverneur shut out Massena 4-0 in a Northern Athletic Conference Central Division game Tuesday. Read More ⇒

TURIN — Izeigha Collins scored on a breakaway pass from David Jenner in the 20th minute of the game to give the General Brown boys soccer team a 1-0 Frontier League crossover win over South Lewis on Monday. Read More ⇒

SYRACUSE — Fombo Azah scored six touchdowns, including five rushing scores, to power the Carthage football team to a 52-28 victory over Maine-Endwell on Saturday afternoon in a nonleague game at the Carrier Dome. Read More ⇒

GOUVERNEUR — The Watertown High School football team received a rough welcome back to Northern Athletic Conference football, falling 60-22 to three-time defending champion Gouverneur on Saturday afternoon. Read More ⇒

DEXTER — Nick Lennox scored a pair of goals in the first half to spark General Brown past Lowville, 4-2, on Saturday in a Frontier League “B” Division boys soccer game. Read More ⇒

SYRACUSE — Anthony Rasmussen carried the ball 26 times for 140 yards and two touchdowns as the South Jefferson football team started the season with a 40-13 Section 3 Class B Division rout of Bishop Ludden on Friday night. Read More ⇒

LOWVILLE — Heading into this season, Lowville coach Josh Coffman had a plan: get the running backs running more and quarterback Chad Bach running less. Read More ⇒

HARRISVILLE — Jadon Sullivan and Nate Schmitt provided two goals and an assist as the Harrisville boys soccer team opened the season with a 5-1 victory over Edwards-Knox in the Harrisville Kickoff tournament Friday. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — Big plays, including key punt returns from senior MeSean Johnson, helped the Ogdensburg Free Academy football team open the season with a 29-6 win over Massena in a Northern Athletic Conference game Friday night. Read More ⇒

MASSENA — Former National Hockey League defenseman Mike Hurlbut is one of six people being inducted into the Massena Athletic Hall of Fame next weekend. Read More ⇒

LAFARGEVILLE — Kamryn Barnes of LaFargeville is truly an athlete for all seasons. Read More ⇒

LYONS FALLS — Off the athletic fields, Matt Skorupa is mild-mannered, humble and soft-spoken. Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — Watertown Cyclones junior Sarah Kilburn loved her time at last year’s state tournament, but she’d like a little more company. Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — Hannah Freeman scored the game’s lone goal and Lowville’s girls soccer team went on to edge Watertown, 1-0, on Wednesday night in a nonleague game. Read More ⇒

MASSENA — After going winless last season, the Massena football team has nowhere to go but up in 2019. Read More ⇒

After many months of waiting, Friday night lights switch on for the first high school football games of the season this week, kicking off Sept. 6 across all of Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence and Oswego counties. Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — The headline in the sports section of the Watertown Daily Times on Nov. 4, 2000 read: “Massena Holds On To Victory, Red Raiders Survive Late Lapse To Advance To State Class A Tourney”. Read More ⇒

PHILADELPHIA — Guillermo Rosario-Acosta stood in the rain on the turf field at General Brown high school as Indian River prepared for a joint preseason practice with the Lions. Read More ⇒

PHILADELPHIA — Senior Sam Angelo scored four goals — all in the first half — to propel Indian River’s boys soccer team to a 4-1 triumph over Gouverneur on Tuesday in a nonleague game. Read More ⇒

LOWVILLE — After a 6-0 start last season, the Lowville Academy football team stalled down the stretch and finished with an early exit in sectionals. Despite the hot start, coach Josh Coffman can’t help but feel like the Red Raiders underachieved. Read More ⇒

BEAVER FALLS — After finishing last season a game away from the Section 3 Class D finals in the Carrier Dome, the Beavers enter 2019 with a similar roster. Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — If you had told Ogdensburg Free Academy football coach Matt Tessmer before last season he would have to start four different players at quarterback but still guide his team to a state Class C final four appearance, he would not have believed you. Read More ⇒

DEXTER — Having lost 16 players to graduation following last season, the new-look General Brown football team won’t have as clear of a path to the sectional finals as in years past. Read More ⇒

CLAYTON — The Thousand Islands football team is playing its 2019 football season in a lower class than in past years. With no players coming in from other schools, the Vikings will participate in Class D this season alongside Beaver River and Sandy Creek. Read More ⇒

CARTHAGE — In his first season as head coach, Jason Coffman inherits a Carthage team that is poised to make another deep run in sectionals. Read More ⇒

ADAMS — The South Jefferson football team was revitalized last season after they finished 8-1 in Section 3’s Developmental League and finished the season with a league title. Read More ⇒

SANDY CREEK — Senior two-way lineman Kalen McNitt poetically summed up the key takeaway among the 11 returning Sandy Creek football players that reached the postseason with just 18 active players on the 2018 year-end roster: “We learned that Sandy Creek Comets fight.” Read More ⇒

CANTON — The uniforms are the same but there are different bodies in many of them this season for the Canton football team. Read More ⇒

POTSDAM — A veteran Potsdam football team gives head coach Jim Kirka a reason to look forward to the 2019 Northern Athletic Conference season. Read More ⇒

GOUVERNEUR — When it comes to Northern Athletic Conference games, every player on the Gouverneur football team has known nothing but success. Read More ⇒