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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11,1995 SPORTS PRESS-REPUBLICAN PAGE 15 Knights beat B'town to keep title hopes alive By JOHN CORYER Staff Writer PLATTSBURGH - The Seton Catholic boys soccer team will need to jump over four teams in the last couple of weeks to capture the Champlain Valley Athletic Conference title. Knights' coach P.J. Gondek, following Tuesday night's 2-1 win over first-place Beekmantown, isn't ready to give up hope. \We're still looking at first place,\ Gondek said. \We put ourselves in a hole, but we are having a great second half, and the top teams are struggl- ing. There are still some big games to go.\ Ed Olabarrietta's second-half goal was the dif- ference as the Knights improved to 7-4-1 in the league. Saranac (8-2-2) is currently leading the pack, with Pittsburgh (8-2-1) and Beekmantown (8-3- 1) a point behind. Northern Adirondack (7-3-1) is also very much in the running. \We have Northern Adirondack on Thursday and we were hoping for a big week,\ Beekman- town coach Jon Chapman said. \But that's not going to happen now. \We haven't had many tight matches lately, and this experience will be good for us. We'll be ready for the NAC game.\ The Eagles opened the scoring at 14:00 of the opening half when Nick Fortunatus took a pass from Steve Tipton and went in on a breakaway before sliding the ball into the far side of the net. Seton, however, pulled into a 1-1 tie at 30:33 when Casper Callesen tallied on a long shot that found the net inside the far post. Saranac leaps into CVAC lead PERU — There's a new leader in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference boys soccer. Saranac took over first place Thursday after- noon by virtue of a 3-0 blanking of Peru. The Chiefs (8-2-2) got a first-half goal from Eric Lapier on a direct kick, and two second-half markers from Seth Myers and Bobby Brault. Cory Siskavich made 10 saves to record the shutout. \\ \Saranac leadsPlattsburgh\ High and Beekman- town by one point in the standings. PHS, howev- er, had a game in hand over the Chiefs. Saranac 3, P*ru 0 Saranao Paru Flrat half- 1, S, Lapier dk, 14:10. Second half- 2, S, Myers (Braull), 14:59; 3, S, Brault (Olap), 39:46. Shots: Saranac 22, Peru 16. SaveR: Siskavich, S, 10. Brancato, P, 17. Plattsburgh 5, AuSable Valley 1 CLINTONVILLE — The Hornets got back on the winning trail with four first-half goals against the Patriots. Brian Griffin, Andrew Rogers, Gus Terry and Josh Meyer scored in the opening stanza as Platt- sburgh improved to 8-2-1 and broke a three-game winless streak. Charles Belton tallied in the sec- ond-half for PHS. Chad Lopez scored the lone AuSable Valley goal. Pl.tt.burgh 5, AuSabla Vill.y 1 Pittsburgh 4 1-5 AuSabla Vallay 0 1-1 Flrat half- 1, PHS, Griffin (MacConnell), 17:00; 2, PHS, Rogers (Terry), 25.10; 3, PHS, Terry (Garcia), 37:46; 4, PHS, Meyer (Bean), 39:59. Sacond half- 5, AVC, Lopez dk, 28:17; 6, PHS, Belton (MacConnell), 39-42 Shot*: PHS 21, AuSahle Volley 10. Saves: Pasti, PHS, 7; Seymour, AVC, 13. The score remained that way until 12:18 of the second half. Olabarrietta, after taking a pass from Callesen, made a nice move around an Eagle defender and slid the ball past Beekmantown netminder Ryan Constantine, who came out to defend on the play. The Eagles' best opportunity to get even came with five minutes left when Seton goalie Ross McGill deflected Corey Daniels' hard drive off the crossbar and over the net. \This was one of our better efforts of the season, and Ross played his best game in goal for us,\ Gondek said. \Eric Dubay did a nice job on Fortunatus, who is always a threat, and Josh Caldon was a tireless worker. \We're learing how to win. It just seemed that after we got the goal to put us ahead, we weren't going to be denied. But Beekmantown did have its chances to score. It was a good game.\ \Seton carried the play to us,\ Chapman said. \They were beating us to the 50-50 balls in the first half. \We got out of our passing game in the second half. But you can give Seton credit for doing that. We still have a shot at taking first place. We just need to improve in our next game, and take it one step at a time.\ McGill finished with 13 saves in the Seton nets, while Constantine recorded nine stops for the Eagles. Salon Catholic 2, Baakmantown 1 Baakmantown 10-1 Salon Catholic 11-2 Flrat half-1, B, Fortunatus (Tipton), 14:00; 2, SC, Callcsen (unassisted), 30:33. Sacond half- 3, SC, OlabarriotU (Callesen), 12:18. Shots: Beekmantown 20, Seton Catholic 12. Saves: Connmnline, B, 9. R. McGill, SC, 13. -season charge Staff Photo/Mike Dowd Seton Catholic defender Josh Walker (22) turns to look at the ball during Thursday night's soccer game against Beekmantown. Willsboro bests Placid; Westport tops E'town WILLSBORO - Playing one of their best games of the season, the host Willsboro Warriors turned the tables on Lake Placid Tuesday afternoon. Tanya Bashaw and Nicole Sayward recorded a goal GlrtS Soccer and an assist in Willsboro's 5-0 victory. The game was a com- plete reversal of Lake Placid's 5-1 win last month. \We just played an outstand- ing game,\ Willsboro coach David Lee said. \We didn't have any single outstanding player. Everyone contributed.\ The Warriors received goals from five players: Melanie Harte, Heather MacDougal, Jessie Benway, Sayward and Bashaw. MacDougal's goal came on a cor- ner kick with three seconds re- maining in the first half. Beth Santor turned away 13 shots to earn the shutout. Will.boro 6, Laka Placid 0 Laka Placid 0 0 — 0 Willaboro 3 2—5 Flrat half- 1, W, Sayward (Bashaw), 6:55; 2, W, Harte (Santor), 4:40; 3, W, MacDougal (unassisted), 39:57. Sacond half- 4, W, Bashaw (Alterie), 11:00; 5, W, Ben- way (Sayward), 23:14. Shots: Lake Placid 14, Willsboro 20. Saves: McKillip, LP, 13. Santor, W, 13. Westport 2, Elizabethtown 0 WESTPORT - Melissa Vanderhoof collected her second goal in a week, keying the Eagles to their seventh victory in nine tries. Nanette Sherman scored the other goal. The score could have been more one-sided if not for Eliza- bethtown keeper Maghan Nichols, who recorded 30 saves including a couple on Westport breaks. Wendy Tromblee recorded three saves for Westport. Waalport 2, Ellzabathtown 0 Elizabathtown 0 0 — 0 Waatport 11-2 Firat half. 1, W, Sherman (Broderick), 15:36. . Sacond half- 2, W, Vanderhoof (Sherman), 21.55 Shots: Westport 35, Elizabethlown 6. Saves: Nichols, E, 30. Tromblee, W, 3. Chazy 2, Schroon Lake 0 SCHROON LAKE!' - Carey Goyette and Katie Bouchard scored second-half markers for Chazy. Krista Duprey recorded one save to earn the shutout. 0 2-2 0 0 — 0 t«|i. 3 00, 2, C, Chazy 2, Schroon Laka 0 Chuy Schroon Laka Second half- 1, C, Goyprte lu Bouchard KJoyettp), 39 00 Sliols: Chazy 14, Schroon Lake 8 Saves: Duprey, C, 1 Brand, SL, 5. Brock, SL, 4 Keene 4, Indian Lake 1 KEENE VALLEY - Janette Ashe scored twice to break open a close game and keep alive Keene's division-title hopes. Both Ashe goals gave the Beavers a two-goal advantage. \We were a little flat in the first half, but Janette's goal kind of fired us up,\ Keene coach Chuck Dumas said. Jessica Warner opened the scoring. Nichole Purdy finished the scoring by redirecting a Warner shot into the net. Brenna Farrell recorded 18 saves in Indian Lake's net. K«ana 4, Indian Laka 1 Indian Lake 0 1-1 Kaen« 13-4 Flrat half- 1, K, Warner (Ashrl, 26 00 Sacond hall- 2. K, Ashe (ulmBKIBlcd), 3 »(), .1, I, Moulun (unasRiHled), 13.0(1, :) K Asho 21 00; 4, K, Purdy IWnrnrrl. 25 Oil Shots: Keeno 2R, Indian Lake 4 Saves Fiirrii;, 1, 18 MiKnu.-. K. 2 Long Lake 3, Bolton 0 BOLTON - Shea Farrell scored twice as Long Lake im- proved to 3-4 in Southern Divi- sion play. Mary Ellen Hall recorded 16 saves en route to the shutout, her second of the season. Long Lak* 3, Bolton O Long Lak* Bolton First halt- 1, L, FnrrH] iu (Ki-llrrl, 2.1 23 Sacond halt- 3, L, Sviwimn lunaxHiKU-d'. 1 2 I Shots Bollon 24, Loni! Ukr 17 Snvos Hall. L. IB Samtnta. H, 9 1 - 3 0 0-0 <nll. 12 14,2, L, Fnrn-ll Canton edges Malone in NAC showdown SPORTS SHORTS PYH midgets open with 9-2 victory . -MASSJENA^- Matt Meyers scored three goals and added an assist while Ryan Constantine corSHbufetl'TwTrgoahT and-three-assiste te- lead the Plattsburgh Youth Hockey midgets to a 9-2 victory over Malone Sunday in Massena. Mike Carpenter chipped in with one goal and two assists with Paul Campbell, Joe Munn and Jason Wild also scoring. Jason Santamore had both Malone goals. Bob Pooler was in goal for the PYH midgets. Halloween golf tourney Oct. 29 PERU — The Adirondack Golf & Country Club will hold a Hallow- een Golf Tournament Oct. 29. Entry fee is $18 for members and $32 for non-members and includes golf, cart, pizza, beverage, prizes and DJ entertainment. For more information, contact the club, at 643-8403 or 1-800-346- 1761. Keseville youth group seeks skating director KEE/SEVILLE — The Keeseville Youth Commission is seeking ap- plications~for director of the skating program for the season, which will run from Dec. 1 to March 1, 1996. Candidates may contact Sandy at the Town of AuSable officeifor job description and applications. Contact should be made by Oct. 31. Keeseville looking for rink, game-room volunteers .KEESEVILLE — The Keeseville Youth Commission is looking for volunteers to assist with the skating rink and game room from Nov. 1 to March 1. If interested, call 834-7406, after 5 p.m. Saranac boosters to meet tonight SARANAC — The Saranac Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. today at the high school. The meeting is open to the public. Saranac boosters to sponsor pancake breakfast SARANAC —' The Saranac Booster Club will sponsor a pancake breakfast Sunday, from 7:30 a.m.-12 noon, at Saranac Fire Station No. 1. Breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, eggs, home fries, toast) coffee and juice. _ Jkdmfssion will Jbe J4.per person with children under 5, free. The rafe for a family of four or more will be $15. *|. NORWOOD - Canton placed its pack in the middle and earned a one-point victory over Franklin Academy in Northern Athletic Conference boys cross-country action Tuesday afternoon. •Both teams entered the meet at Norwood-Norfolk unbeaten through the first half, of the season. Norwood's Jason Burrows won individuaL honorsUTLnishing the 3.1-mile course in 16 minuesTSZ seconds. The Huskies placed Shawn Marek and Brian Boyea in the top four, but Canton countered with Eric Barr, Adam Todd and Josh Atchie in spots 5-7. \Our kids are maturing a lot and really starting to improve,\ Huskies coach Bob Fraser said. Canton 27, Franklin Acadamy 28 Franklin Acadamy 20, Norwood-Norfolk 48 Canton 20, Norwood-Norfolk 39 I, Burrows (NN), 16:42, 2, Marek (FA), 16 46; 3. Thomas (C), 16 55; 4, Boyea (FA), 16.58; 5, Bnrr (C), -17rr3r«.-T I >dd-(G>,-l-7i-l4i-+r-AI«lHe-<C). 17.15; 8, Fitz- pnlnck (FA), 17,15, 9, Duffy (FA), 17 23; 10. Sopor (FA), 17:29; 11, Kennedy (Cl, 17.56. 12, Aubrey I FA'. 17 56, 13, Blewcll (C), IS II. 14. DuPrwlFAI. IB 14. 15, F.nrl INN), 18:32. Davis, Freeborn lead AuSable BEEKMANTOWN - Hillary Davis and Heather Freeborn ran 1-2 to power AuSable Valley to the narrow sweep of Beekman- town and Northeastern Clinton. The Champlain Valley Athletic Conference tri-meet was decided by less than 12 points. Davis and Freeborn crossed the finish line together in 18 minutes, 36 seconds with Davis awarded the victory in a judges' decision. Northeastern's Heather Dessureault and Beekmantown's Liz Hayes finished third and fourth, respectively. The Patriots were assured the sweep when Meredith Morrison finished fifth. Northeastern Clin- ton saved the split when its six runners crossed in a pack. AuSabla Vallay 25, Baakmantown 31 Northaaatarn Clinton 23,\ Baakmantown 35 AuSabla Vallay 21, Northaaatam Clinton 29 1, Davis (A), 18:36; 2, Freoborn (A), 18:36] 3, Deamreoult (N), 19:23; 4, Hayes (B), 19:48; 5, Morrison (A), 19:68; 6, Downs IB), 20:20; 7, Himmel (N), 20:23; 8, Juneau (N), 20:33; 9, Kelsey IN), 21:00; 10, Norria (N), 21:09] U, Brauard (N), 21:06; 12, Beaver (B), 21:21] 13, Smltfiaon (A), 21:24; 14, Beaver (B), 22:09;316, Rea (B), 22:29. Seton 15, Ticonderoga 50 Seton 20, Plattsburgh 41 Plattsburgh 26, Ticonderoga 29 TICONDEROGA - Winner Edann Brady led five Knights into the top seven as Seton Cath- olic remained one back of Peru in the loss column. ;• \ \\<\( Plattsburgh secured the split by running 1-2 in its head-to- head matchup with Ticonderoga and getting a fourth-place effort (13th overall) from Jen Neyenhouse. Amy Tolosky led Plattsburgh with a second-place finish while Lauren Mack finish- ed 11th for Ticonceroga. 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