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Potsdam’s Theo Hughes grabs a rebound away from Beekmantown’s Isiah Francis (5) and Josh Burgin during Tuesday’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Dylan LaMora looks to get the ball to teammate Tanner Race while being guarded by Beekmantown’s Brady Mannix during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Ian VanWagner drives past Beekmantown’s Peyton Viau during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Brodie Delaney and Dylan LaMora combined to stop a drive to the basket by Beekmantown’s Josh Sand during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Tanner Race breaks up the court away from Beekmantown’s Brady Mannix during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Brodie Delaney keeps the ball away from Beekmantown’s Josh Sand during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Ian VanWagner leads a break up the court during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener against Beekmantown at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
Potsdam’s Ian VanWagner defends against a pass up the court by Beekmantown’s Nate Parliament during Tuesday night’s state Class B playoff opener at SUNY Potsdam. Alain St. Pierre/Courier Observer
POTSDAM — The postseason turnaround continued for the Potsdam Central boys basketball team.
After avenging a pair of Northern Athletic Conference Central Division losses to Gouverneur en route to claiming their first Section 10 title in eight years, the Sandstoners pulled off a similar reversal against Section 7 champion Beekmantown in a 55-44 opening round victory in the NYSPHSAA Class B playoffs on Tuesday night at SUNY Potsdam’s Jerry Welsh Gymnasium.
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