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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1995 SPORTS PRESS-REPUBLICAN PAGE 19 NCCS stays above water By MARK LAWRENCE Staff Writer MORRISONVILLE - By losing the pre-game coin toss, Northeastern Clinton won. The Cougars scored twice in the first five minutes and held on to claim a 2-1 victory against Saranac in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference girls Boccer action Friday afternoon. \We wanted to defend that (south) end in the first half,\ Northeastern coach Josie Gilroy said. \We wanted to deal with the water while we weren't tired. Also, we thought that end would get sloppier as the game went on and it looked like it might rain again.\ For much of the day, it look- ed as if the game would be wiped out due to the remnants of Hurricane Opal. However, the two schools couldn't find a makeup date. By gametime, the field at Morpisonville Elemen- tary School, which has a slight grade from the north end to the south end, had drained sur- prisingly well. The one excep- tion was that south end, espe- cially down the west, or spec- tator) sideline. \I don't know if I made a - good decision to defend that goal or not,\ Saranac* coach Mary LoTemplio said. \We didn't want it in the second half, but we were obviously pretty tight at the start of the game. Jessie (keeper Jessie Strack) also looked tight and a little worried about the water.\ As it turned out, Strack had good reason to worry. Seventy-three seconds into the contest, the ball squirted away from the keeper and right to. js[.Qrtheastexti_.wing_ JCaren Weierstall, who gave the Cougars a 1-0 lead. Three- and-a-half minutes later a cross pass from Ali Jennette found . Jess Babbie alone by the left Staff Photo/Mike Dowd Saranac keeper Jessie Strack slides through a crowd to corral a loose ball in front during Friday afternoon's girls soccer action. Northeastern Clinton's Keri Misiaszek arrives a half step late. post for a 2-0 lead. \We discussed the puddles before the game /and what would happen to the ball if it hit them,\ Gilroy said. The goals were part of an opening 20 minutes that saw the Cougars keep Saranac bot- tled up in its defensive end. \The key was winning the ball at midfield: If you don't win the ball, jyou can't get it out of the zone arid go on tKe attack,\ LoTemplio said. \Both teams have very dangerous attackers. If you can't get the ball out of your end, those attackers are going to get too many chances.\ As the Chiefs grew used to the slop, they slowly drew even and the game developed into a thrust-counterthrust affair. The parrying continued through the first 20 minutes of the second half, capped by Heather Pellerin's goal at the 17 minute, 41 second mark. As with Nor- theastern's goals, Saranac's tally was aided by the wet grounds and puddles. This time, it was Morgan Weinbergs' cross pass that eluded Cougars' keeper Heather Snide. \I hoped that after we scored, we would turn it up to another level,\ LoTemplio said. \Unfor- tunately, Northeastern turned it up.\ Following Saranac's goal, the Cougars again bottled up the Chiefs in their defensive end. The last 20 minutes was a repeat of the game's first 20. Northeastern ended up out- shooting Saranac, 20-7. Northuatom Clinton 2, Saranac 1 Northaaatarb Clinton 2 0 — 2 Saranac 0 1 — 1 First hall- 1, N, WeWrstall (Nutt), 1:13; 2, N, Babbie (Janett*), 4:65. Saeond hall- 3, S, Pellerin (Weinberg), 17:41. ShoU: Northeastern 20, Saranac 7. Saves: Snide, N. 2. Strack, S, 9. Hayes keeps Tupper title hopes alive TUPPER LAKE — Brigid Hayes scored two goals and Tupper Lake remained in the thick of the Division II title chase with a 2-0 win over AuSable Valley in Cham- plain Valley Athletic Conference girls soc- cer Friday. Hayes opened the scoring at 13 minutes, 34 seconds of the first half. Kristy Hurteau arced a pass into the penalty area, and Hayes was there to give the Lumberjacks a 1-0 lead. Hayes, late in the first half, put in a re- bound of her own corner kick at 38:00 to complete the scoring. Jen Bashant made six saves for the shutout as Tupper Lake ran its league re- cord to 5-3-1. Heather Moresco stopped 23 shots for the Patriots, who fell to 1-8-1. Tuppar Laka 2, AuSabta VaHay O AuSabla Vallay • 0 0-0 TupparLaka 2 0-2 Flrat half- 1, TL, Hayes (Huruau), 13:24. 2, TL, H«yc« (unassisted), 38:00. ShoU: Tupper Lake 31, AuSable Valley 8. Save*: Baahant, TL, 6. Monaco, AVC, 23. Saranac Lake 4, Moriah 2 SARANAC LAKE - Lisa Hill tallied two goals on penalty kicks, to lead Saranac Lake (2-7-1). Bobbie LaVigne and Eve Burns also scored for the Redskins. Mary Cook's goal pulled the Vikings to 2-1 at the half and had a chance to tie early in the second half on a penalty shot. The shot, however, went off the post. Hill converted her second penalty kick and Burns scored less than a minute later in the second to put Saranac Lake up by three. Heather MacDougal added the final Moriah (1-7-2) goal with 28:43 gone. Saranac Laka 4, Moriah 2 Moriah 1 1 - 2 &aranac Laka 2 2 — 4 Flrat hall- 1, SL, Hill (unassisted), 9.62, 2, SL, LaVigne (Hill), 20:22; 3, M, Cook (unassisted), 27:20. Sacond hall- 4, SL, Hill (unaasiated), 22:41; S, SL, Burn. (Shatraw), 23:04; 6, M, MacDougal (Slattery), 28:43 ShoU: Moriah 16, Saranac Lake 14. Saves: Kjiott, M, 6. Warner, SL, 13. Two games postponed The Plattsburgh at Beekmantown and Northern Adirondack at Ticonderoga games were postponed due to unplayable fields. The NAC-Ti game has been ten- tatively rescheduled for 3 p.m. Monday in Crown Point. Willsboro, Chazy keep up chase LAKE PLACID - The Willsboro and Chazy boys soccer teams continued on a collision course Friday afternoon. The Warriors, despite having «}»•¥ * / » // leading scorer •* - ...^^ * Nathan Jacques * out because of a •; sore back, re- \i. corded a 6-1 vie- ^»v tory over Lake * P l »?i^4?i NOI L Boy» soccer them Division action. The Eagles, meanwhile, kept pace by recording a 3-0 shutout of Schroon Lake. Brian Cauley scored three goals for the Warriors (8-1) in their victory. Pete Sayward, Joe Vanags and Mike Blanchard also scored for Willsboro. The Warriors held a 3-0 lead before Cauley and Vanags tallied on penalty kicks late in the first half. Adis Nagovic scored for Lake Placid, which was playing without regular goalie David Williams, who suffered a concus- sion in a previous game. The loss dropped the Blue Bombers to 4-4 in the league. Willaboro (, Laka Placid 1 Willsboro S 1 - • Laka Placid 0 1-1 Flrat hall- 1, W, Cauley (unaaaisUid), 7:04; 2, W, Sayward (unassisted), 14:67; 3, W, Cauley (Wade), 26:20; 4, W, Cauley (unassisted), 32:00; 5, W, V.naga (unassisted), 39:30. Second hall- 6, LP, Nagovic (KiUrorn), 14:22; 7, W, Blanchard (unassisted), 17:22. Shot.: Willsboro 19, Lake Placid 17. Saves: Scheller, LP, 13. Benway, W, 16. Chazy 3, Schroon Lake 0 CHAZY — Chris Demers and James Moser scored first-half goals to give the Eagles (7-1, 10- 3) all the scorrngtKey\needed. Casey O'Connor tallied one minute into the second half for the final Chazy marker. O'Con- nor and Moser recorded assists in the game. Terry Lapier made six saves for the shutout, and Chazy re- ceived strong midfield play out of Kevin Dwyer and Tim Mulligan. had a solid a losing NSA 1, Long Lake 0 LAKE PLACID - Jason Downs scored the lone goal of,the contest- as National Sports Academy improved to 2-5. Downs took a through ball from midfielder Kevin Richards and went in on a breakaway to beat Long Lake netminder Jared Hollenbeck, who turned away 17 shots in a losing cause. Jay Michelfielder recorded the shutout in the NSA nets with three saves. , - - - Matt Law answered back for Bolton shortly after at 29:00. Tierson Boutte made 11 saves in the Keene nets, while Mike Korpan stood out on defense for the winners. KMM 2, BoKofi 1 Bolton . 10-1 Ka*na 11-2 Flrat hall- 1, K, Hathaway (Eates), 27:25; 2, B, Law (unassisted), 29:00. Sacond half-.3, K, Hathaway (Whitney), 20:00. ShoU: Bolton 21, Keene IS. Savea: Fox, B, 8. Boutte, K, 11. Cardinals unload on Buffalo State BUFFALO - The Plattsburgh State men's soccer team wouldn't have minded saving some of its offensive production Friday for a day later. The Cardinals breezed to a 12-0 romp of Buffalo State in State University of New York Athletic Conference play, setting the stage for today's showdown with undefeated Fredonia. Plattsburgh improved to 5-1 in the SUNYAC and 9-1-1 overall. The loss dropped the Bengals to 2-4, 3-7. Reserve John Galli scored three goals and added an assist for Plattsburgh, while David Kim scored his first two goals as a Cardinal. Pete Cash, another reserve, had a goal and three assists. \We emptied the bench, but everybody played just as hard,\ Plattsburgh coach Chris Water- bury said. \We were focused — we didn't look beyond this game. It was nice to see David Kim score his first two goals, and Pete Cash also had a strong game.\ Rich King tallied two goals, while Paul Corbett, Tom Bedinotti, Kevin Riddleberger and Corey LaPoint scored a goal apiece for Plattsburgh, which had six goals in each half. \We were able to rest most of our starters for the entire second half,\ Waterbury said. \We came out an played a quality complete game, and I think Buffalo was feeling the effects of a long season.\ It will be a different type of game for the Cardinals today when they meet up with Fredonia. Fredonia defeated Potsdam, 5-0, Friday and brings a 5-0 con- ference mark and 13-0 overall re- cord into the game. The Blue Devils are currently ranked first in the state and third in the na- tion among Division III teams. Plattsburgh 12, Buffalo Stale 0 Plattaburgh (1-12 Buflalo State 0 0 - 0 Flrat hall- 1, P, Corbett (Bedinotti), 4:00; 2, P, King IGondek), 9:26; 3, P, Bedinotti (King, Prenoveau), 23:47; 4, P, Riddleberger (unassisted), 26:38; 6, P, King (unassisted), 27:48; 6, P, Galli (Gordon), 40:40. Sacond half- 7, P, Kim (Caah), 10:19; 8, P, Kim (Crumrine), 14:38; 9, P, Galli (Cash), 16:11; 10, P, La- Point (Cash), 16:53; 11, P, Cash (Galli), 20:51; 12, P, Galli (Conanl), 27:07. ShoU: Plattsburgh 30, Buffalo State 8. Savea: Cumbo, Lepore, P, 5. Heraler, BS, 12. Cardinal women avoid Devils' trap By JOHN CORYER Staff Writer PLATTSBURGH - It pretty much went according to plan for the Plattsburgh State women's soccer team Friday afternoon. The Cardinals, playing back- to-back State University of New York Athletic Conference games over -the weekend- at—the PSUC Fieldhouse, recorded an easy 3-0 win over Buffalo State. \It's always tough playing back-to-back games and we were able to rest some people today,\ Plattsburgh coach Karen Wiley said. Buffalo State brought a 1-4 conference mark and 1-9 overall record into the game. Fredonia, which is here today, is 1-3-1 in the SUNYAC, but 4-4-2 overall entering Friday's action. The Lady Bengals used an off- sides trap to try to slow down the Cardinals, who improved to 3-2-1 in the conference and 9-2-1 in all. \New Paltz did the same thing against us,\ Wiley said. \We were prepared for it. When you play an offsides trap, you live and die with it.\ Plattsburgh applied heavy pressure in the early going and had numerous scoring oppor- tunities from close range. The Cardinals were kept off the Scoreboard until 19 minutes, 5 seconds when Amy Scherer scored off a scramble in front of Buffalo State netminder Elizabeth Mahood. At 27:03, Michele Gully took a pass from Liz Kaminski and took the ball down the left side before beating Mahood with a high shot to the near corner of the net. \The Gully goal was a real nice one,\ Wiley said. \Everybody in the middle played well for us to- day, and we won the 50-50 balls. \We had a lot of opportunities earlier in the game that we didn't capitalize on. We weren't seeing the field like we should.\ The Cardinals closed out the scoring at 10:04 of the second half when\ leading scorer Karin Sherman tallied from the left side on a shot to the top shelf of the net. Amy Flick posted two saves in the first half in the Plattsburgh nets, while Erin Shaw made three stops in the second stanza. The Cardinals held a 27-5 edge in shots and an 8-0 advantage on corner kicks. \The field was extremely wet and I was a little afraid that someone would get hurt in the second half,\ Wiley said. \We're taking one game at a time. We have a tough schedule. What we want to do now in to decrease our losses from last year.\ Counting today's game against Fredonia, the Cardinals have fives games left on the schedule. Notes: Sherman's goal gives her 27 points on the season. Darlene Leveille and Shannon Johnson share the Plattsburgh season point record with 28. Sherman now has 12 goals this year and needs three more to break Johnson's record of 14 in 1992. Sherman already owns ca- reer records for points and goals. ' Plattaburgh 3, Buflalo Stata 0 Buffalo SUM 0 0-0 Plattaburgh 2 1-3 Flrat half- 1, P, Scherer (Wobb), 19.05, 2, P, Gully (Kaminski), 27:03. Saeond half- 3, P, Sherman (Gully), 10:04. Shote: Plattaburgh-27, Buffalo Slate 6. Savea: Flick, P, 2; Shaw, P ,3. Mahood, BS, IB. Plattsburgh State JV tops NCCC SARANAC LAKE - Steve Gourgareas scored off a rebound of a Cosmo Stoia shot with three minutes left in regulation Thurs- day to give the Plattsburgh State junior varsity a 2-1 win over North Country Community Col- lege in men's soccer. Plattaburgh Stata hr 2, North Country C.C. 1 Plattaburgh Stata |v 11-2 North Country C.C. 0 1 — 1 Flrat half. 1, P, Teahan (Gourgareaa), 9:13. Saeond half- 2, N, Stalhamrner (unassisted), 16:00; 3, P, Gourgarcss (Stoia), 42:12. ShoU: PSUC 12, North Country C.C. 12. Savaa: Brown, NC, 10. Robinson, P, 11. in Andy Hammond game at midfield cause. Chazy 1, •ehroon Lake 0 Schroon Laks 0 0-0 Chazy 2 1-1 Flrat half- 1, C, Demera (O'Connor), 18:00; 2, C, Moser (unassisted), 32:00. Second half- 3, C, O'Connor (Moser), 1:00. Shota: Chasy 20, Schroon Lake 12. Savea: UPier, C, 6. Farria, SL, 14. NSA 1, Long Long 0 Long Laka 0 0 • National Sporta Acadsmy 1 0 • Flrat halt-1, NSA, Downs (Richards), 24:20. Shota: NSA 18, Long Lake 3. Savea: Michelflelder, NSA, 3. Hollenbeck, LL, 17. Keene 2, Bolton 1 KEENE VALLEY - Ryan Hathaway scored both goals as the Beavers improved to 4-5 in the league. Hathaway tallied the game- winner at 20:00 of the second half when he took a pass from Josh Whitney, took one step and scored from 25 yards into\ the corner of the net on the left side. Hathaway gave Keene the lead at 27:25 of the first half, but Chateaugay beats Malone in OT MALONE — Shannon Wiese scored with just 27 _ seconds left in the second overtime Friday to lift Chateaugay to a 4-3 non-league victory over Franklin Academy in girls soccer. •-»> Wiese tallied on a shot from 22 yards out that T\ skimmed under the crossbar. The Bulldogs im- proved to 6-7 overall. Jennifer Johnston added two goals and Megan Chase one for Chateaugay. Missy West scof ed two u goals and Angle Dustin one for Franklin Academy. ~~. West tallied two second-half goals, her second L^ giving the Huskies a 3-2 lead at 31:07. Johnston ««• forced overtime with 3:55 left in regulation. jr. Chataaujay 4, Franklin AeMtamy J, OT \ CimtJUUIW _. ' 2 10 1-4 »« Franklin Acadwny ~ 12 0 0-3 Flrat hall- 1, C, Jn. Johnston (Wine), 1:44; 2, FA, Dustin (West), 19:49; 3, C, Chaae (Wiese), 33:18. tacond half- 4, FA, West (unassisted), 26:18; 5, FA, West (unaasiated), 31:07; 6, C, Jn. Johnston (O'Connor), 36:05. •acond ovartlma- 7, What (O'Connor), 9:33. Shota: Franklin Academy 19, Chat«augsy 15. Savaa! Morgan, 0, (. Childs, FA, 11. a ITS (9 Chateaugay 4, Canton 1 CHATEAUGAY - Matt Patnode scored two goals as Chateaugay downed Canton in noneleague boys soccer action. - Jason Burton and Peter Stephen also scored goals for Chateaugay, which improved to 2-9-1 overall. The Bulldogs took advantage of a strong wind to open a 3-0 lead at halftime, and, more im- portantly, negated Canton's second-half wind ad- vantage. Canton (3-4-4) trimmed the lead to 3-1 with 18:42 left on Corey Shuman's goal, but Chateaugay put the game away on Stephen's unassisted tally. Chateaugay 4, Canton 1 C«hton ot-1 Chatuugay 3 1-4 Flrat half- 1, Ch, Burton (Johnston), 23:68; 2, Ch, Patnode (unassisted), 29:22; 3, Ch, Patnode (Lobdall), 36:42. ' Saeond half- 4, Ca, Shuman (Myers), 22:18; S, Ch, Stephen (unassisted), 25:32. ShoU: Chateaugay 17, Canton 8. 8av«a: Krustar, Ca, U. Macmlllan, Ch, 7. TRUCKLOAD SALE! Order By OCT 24TH Delivery By NOV 24TH NO PAYMENTS NO INTEREST FOR 90 DAYS with GSC's Build It Card rnrrn COMPUTER DESIGN I ill— EZ!! B CCTIUATCe & ESTIMATES Custom fit, everyday prices -- Mid-Continent Cabinetry meets your specifications as well as your budget. GREGORY BUILDING Tom Miller Road Plattsburgh 561-2691 SUPPLY CENT III JauSVaSue Help Is Just Arpund The Corner A Mon-Fri 7 am -6 pm Sat 8 am - 5 pm Sun 9 am-3 pm ••'. . vim t -,1 - \* ,'•• •* '-.I •? *#! 4 *' s n
