North Country high school, college teams post Saturday results
Teams across the North Country competed in football, soccer, golf, hockey and volleyball, with results including Watertown’s 48-28 loss to Whitesboro and Gouverneur’s 35-13 win over Massena.
By the ClickNNY Sports Desk
Teams across the North Country competed Saturday in high school and college sports, with results reported in football, soccer, golf, hockey and volleyball.
In high school football, Whitesboro defeated Watertown 48-28, while Gouverneur beat Massena 35-13. Other results included Carthage over Corcoran, 42-8; Sandy Creek over Hannibal, 54-6; and Potsdam over Tupper Lake, 44-6.
College women’s hockey results included Clarkson’s 6-3 win over RIT and Wisconsin’s 6-2 victory over St. Lawrence. In college women’s volleyball, SUNY Potsdam swept Paul Smith’s 3-0, and SUNY Canton defeated SUNY Poly 3-1.
Other reported results included Lowville’s 222-224 boys golf win over South Lewis; a 5-3 boys soccer victory by IHC over Pulaski; Harrisville’s 1-0 boys and girls soccer wins over Thousand Islands; and Massena’s 3-2 volleyball win over OFA.
This story was written from a community submission and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.
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