Copenhagen rolls past Sackets Harbor in Thursday girls soccer
Copenhagen posted the night's largest margin, rolling past Sackets Harbor 7-1 in girls soccer Thursday.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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Copenhagen delivered the night's biggest North Country margin Thursday, rolling past Sackets Harbor 7-1 in girls soccer. Hermon-DeKalb also recorded a shutout, blanking Edwards-Knox 4-0.
Watertown shut out Oswego 3-0 in boys soccer, while Heuvelton blanked Norwood-Norfolk 3-0 in girls soccer. New Hartford topped Indian River 9-0, and Tully shut out Beaver River 7-0.
Several games were decided by one goal. Salmon River edged Massena 2-1 in girls soccer, Chateaugay topped Madrid-Waddington 3-2 in boys soccer, and Ogdensburg (OFA) held off Canton 2-1. Parishville-Hopkinton and Madrid-Waddington earned a 1-1 draw, while South Jefferson and Central Valley Academy finished 0-0.
Massena swept Chateaugay 3-0 in girls volleyball. Lowville won by forfeit against Weedsport/Jordan-Elbridge in football.
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Scoreboard: Thursday, Oct 22
Updates as scores come in- Finals
- 16
- Sports
- 3
- Shutouts
- 5
16 finals · 3 sports · 5 shutouts
Showing 10 of 16 finals
Girls Soccer (4 of 10)
Boys Soccer (4 of 4)
Football (1 of 1)
Girls Volleyball (1 of 1)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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