Saturday's North Country high school scores: South Jefferson rolls 10-2
South Jefferson's 10-2 girls soccer win over Altmar-Parish-Williamstown highlighted Saturday's North Country varsity results.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
Jump to all 21 scoresSee the full Scoreboard
South Jefferson scored a 10-2 girls soccer win over Altmar-Parish-Williamstown to highlight Saturday's North Country varsity results. South Lewis defeated Beaver River 3-1, LaFargeville beat Alexandria 5-1, and Immaculate Heart defeated Utica Academy of Science 3-1. Holland Patent edged Lowville 1-0, Sandy Creek blanked Thousand Islands 2-0, and Auburn beat Indian River 4-3.
In boys soccer, Lowville defeated Alexandria 3-1, Hermon-DeKalb beat Edwards-Knox 4-1, Watertown blanked Massena 5-0, Lyme edged Thousand Islands 1-0, Clinton tied South Jefferson 1-1, and Poland defeated LaFargeville 4-0. In football, Gouverneur blanked Potsdam 14-0. See the full scoreboard, where coaches and parents can add a missing score.
Scoreboard: Saturday, Oct 17
Updates as scores come in- Finals
- 21
- Sports
- 3
- Shutouts
- 8
21 finals · 3 sports · 8 shutouts
Showing 10 of 21 finals
Boys Soccer (3 of 9)
Girls Soccer (3 of 8)
Girls Volleyball (2 of 2)
Boys Football (1 of 1)
Volleyball (1 of 1)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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