
North Country high school scores: Lyme rolls 8-0, Watertown swimmers win twice on Tuesday
Lyme blanked Beaver River 8-0, Watertown's girls swim team won two meets, and South Lewis and South Jefferson took Frontier League cross country titles in Tuesday's North Country high school action.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
Games in this story
All scores- Final
Potsdam0
Canton3Boys Varsity SoccerGame page → - Final
Canton97
St. Lawrence Central73Girls Varsity Swimming/DivingGame page → - Final
Carthage118
Indian River59Girls Varsity Swimming/DivingGame page → - Final
Potsdam110
Ogdensburg (OFA)50Girls Varsity Swimming/DivingGame page → - Final
South Jefferson96Mexico61Girls Varsity Swimming/DivingGame page → - Final
South Lewis71Adirondack108Girls Varsity Swimming/DivingGame page → - Final
Canton1
Massena2Boys Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalHermon-DeKalb1
Lisbon0Boys Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalMadrid-Waddington3
Gouverneur1
Girls Varsity VolleyballGame page → - FinalLaFargeville3
Thousand Islands0Girls Varsity SoccerGame page → - Final
Indian River0
Carthage3Girls Varsity SoccerGame page → - Final
Carthage2
Indian River1Boys Varsity SoccerGame page → - PlayedHermon-DeKalb
LisbonGirls Varsity SoccerGame page → Potsdam
CantonGirls Varsity VolleyballGame page →
Ogdensburg (OFA)Potsdam
Girls Varsity VolleyballGame page →
Lyme put up the biggest score of a storm-interrupted Tuesday, shutting out Beaver River 8-0 in boys soccer. North Country teams also competed in volleyball, swimming and cross country, though thunderstorms interrupted a number of games across the region.
In cross country, South Lewis won the Frontier League boys team title and South Jefferson took the girls crown. Norwood-Norfolk swept the boys and girls team titles at the Section 10 meet.
Beyond Lyme's shutout in boys soccer, Massena edged Canton 2-1 and Hermon-DeKalb beat Lisbon 1-0. Two games went to overtime and ended level: Sackets Harbor and Thousand Islands played to a 0-0 tie, and Ogdensburg Free Academy and Salmon River finished 1-1.
In girls soccer, LaFargeville blanked Thousand Islands 3-0, and St. Lawrence Central held off Madrid-Waddington 2-1.
Watertown's girls swim team won twice, beating Carthage 126-59 and Indian River 135-45, and Carthage also topped Indian River 118-59. Elsewhere in the pool, South Jefferson defeated Mexico 96-61, Adirondack beat South Lewis 108-71, Potsdam topped OFA 110-50 and Canton beat St. Lawrence Central 97-73.
In volleyball, OFA outlasted Clifton-Fine 3-2 in a five-set match, with Rya Freeman serving four aces and Marena Testani adding 13 assists. Madrid-Waddington beat Gouverneur 3-1 despite 11 points from Gouverneur's Delia Bush, and Fayetteville-Manlius swept Indian River 3-0.
The full scoreboard has every result, and coaches and parents can add a missing score there.
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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