OFA beats Massena 48-22 to close NAC football season
Ogdensburg Free Academy defeated Massena 48-22 on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, in the NAC finale and Senior Day game at OFA, led by five touchdowns from Urijah Austin.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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Ogdensburg Free Academy closed its Northern Athletic Conference football season with a 48-22 victory over Massena on Saturday, Oct. 24, at OFA. The win gave the Blue Devils a 4-3 NAC record and sent them into the Section 10 Class B semifinals against Potsdam.
Urijah Austin scored five touchdowns for OFA. He ran for four scores and 115 yards on 12 carries, and caught a 21-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Trent Power.
OFA is the third seed for the semifinal matchup with second-seeded Potsdam. The winner will advance to the Section 10 Class B championship game against top-seeded Gouverneur.
Gouverneur finished the NAC season 7-0 and the regular season 8-0 after defeating Canton 53-7. Potsdam entered the semifinal matchup after a 45-10 win over Malone.
The game also marked OFA’s Senior Day. Senior players and sideline cheerleader Carly George were honored before the game, and the Spanky McDonald Memorial Scholarship committee later presented OFA players and coaches with long-sleeve football T-shirts.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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