Malone, Gouverneur, Chateaugay and Salmon River win soccer matches
Malone, Gouverneur, Chateaugay and Salmon River won Northern Athletic Conference girls soccer matches.
By the ClickNNY Sports Desk
Games in this story
All scores- FinalChateaugay4
Colton-Pierrepont1Girls Varsity SoccerGame page → - Played
Massena
GouverneurGirls Varsity SoccerGame page → - Final
Canton2Salmon River3Girls Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalMalone3
Ogdensburg (OFA)2Girls Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalCanton1Salmon River2Boys Varsity SoccerGame page →
- FinalChateaugay1Colton-Pierrepont0Boys Varsity SoccerGame page →
- PlayedMassenaGouverneurBoys Varsity SoccerGame page →
- FinalMalone0Ogdensburg (OFA)4Boys Varsity SoccerGame page →
Malone defeated OFA 3-2 in Northern Athletic Conference girls soccer. Ireland McNally scored on a direct kick to tie the game, before Brook LaPlante scored the deciding goal for Malone after Carment Battle created the chance.
Gouverneur beat Massena 5-0, Chateaugay defeated Colton-Pierrepont 4-1 and Salmon River edged Canton 3-2 in overtime.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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