Week 6 high school football slate includes 14 North Country games
Fourteen North Country high school football games are scheduled for Oct. 8-10, including Carthage at Watertown and Gouverneur at Tupper Lake.
By the ClickNNY Sports Desk
Fourteen North Country high school football games are scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 8-10, according to the submitted schedule. The slate includes Section 3, Section 10 and 8-Man matchups.
Thursday’s games include Syracuse ITC at Indian River, Sandy Creek at Little Falls, South Jefferson at V-V-S and Beaver River at Cato-Meridian. Friday’s schedule features Carthage at Watertown, Potsdam at Massena, Malone at St. Lawrence Central, Lowville at Canastota, Cazenovia at General Brown and South Lewis at Morrisville/Madison/Stockbridge.
Saturday’s games are Thousand Islands at OnTech Charter, OFA at Canton and Gouverneur at Tupper Lake. The listed start times range from noon to 7 p.m., although the Lowville-Canastota listing does not include a time.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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