Gouverneur girls soccer team shuts out Canton, 6-0
Gouverneur defeated Canton 6-0 in girls soccer, while Northeastern Clinton beat Heuvelton 3-1 and Ausable Valley edged Chateaugay 1-0.
By the ClickNNY Sports Desk
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All scoresGouverneur stayed unbeaten in the NAC Central Division with a 6-0 girls soccer win over Canton. Payton Wood scored three goals and assisted on a goal by Azlin Spicer. Spicer also scored once, while Arianna Wood and Jaylin Connelly each added a goal. Liberty Allen made two saves for the shutout, and Canton’s goalkeeper made 11 saves.
Northeastern Clinton defeated Heuvelton 3-1. Maddie Arno and Adalyn Parah scored for Northeastern Clinton, which also benefited from an own goal. Allie Herron scored for Heuvelton, and Piper Showers made six saves. In another non-league game, Ausable Valley beat Chateaugay 1-0 on Elin Post’s unassisted goal. Ausable Valley’s goalkeeper made four saves, while Bracelyn Nichols stopped seven shots for Chateaugay.
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