North Country teams post results in Wednesday sports roundup
Scores were reported in college and high school soccer, cross country, swimming, tennis and volleyball involving North Country teams.
By the ClickNNY Sports Desk
Results were reported in several North Country sports on Wednesday, Oct. 7, including college soccer and volleyball, high school soccer, cross country, swimming, tennis and volleyball.
College results included Union over SUNY Canton, 4-1, in men’s soccer and St. Lawrence over SUNY Canton, 3-1, in women’s volleyball. High school results included Watertown over South Jefferson, 5-2, in girls soccer; Watertown over South Jefferson, 101-79, in girls swimming; and Massena over Clifton-Fine, 3-0, in volleyball.
Other reported results included Heuvelton over Edwards-Knox, 8-1, and Lisbon over Norwood-Norfolk, 4-1, in boys soccer. In girls soccer, Indian River defeated General Brown, 8-3, and Copenhagen defeated Alexandria, 9-0. Canton defeated Gouverneur, 118-43, in girls swimming, while Copenhagen defeated Skaneateles, 3-2, in girls tennis.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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