Saranac beats Plattsburgh, 10-3

SARANAC — After Plattsburgh High tied the game in the top of second, Saranac went on an 8-0 run en route to a 10-3 victory Saturday.

Gracie Baxter scattered eight hits that the Hornets were unable to string together to cause much damage.

PHS’ Marlie Walker had the only extra base hit for her team. Teammates Olivia LaMountain and Kiley Kretser had two hits each, as did Saranac’s Irelyn Ryan and Maddie Gagnier.

“Plattsburgh did a good job of putting balls in play but just unable to group hits together to create more,” Spartan coach Sam Campbell said. “We hit several balls well but with no luck. The sun and wind made the ball interesting at times.”

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Saranac 10, Plattsburgh 3

PHS 020 010 0 - 3 8 4

SCS 122 410 x - 10 6 2

Burdo and Kretser, McCormick (6). Baxter and Hanson, Duquette (7). WP- Baxter. LP- Burdo. 2B- Walker (PHS)

TICONDEROGA 29

MORIAH 2 (5)

PORT HENRY — Ti’s Lillian Davis struck out 10 and helped her own cause with a home run as the Sentinels defeated the Vikings, 29-5.

Multiple Ti players had extra base hits led by Addison Munson with a double and triple. Avery Lender, Belle Burroughs, Clara Mitchell, Gracie Carr, Gracie Patnode and Gabby Yaw had doubles. Zowie Norton laced a triple.

Davis gave up only one hit while walking seven in five innings pitched. She also led Ti with five hits herself. Lender and Munson had four hits each.

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Ti 29, Moriah 5

TCS 952 58 - 29 29 0

MCS 000 20 - 2 1 3

Davis and Yaw. Sargent and Taylor. WP- Davis. LP- Sargent. 2B- Lender (Ti), Munson (Ti), Burroughs (Ti), Mitchell (Ti),Carr (Ti),Patnode (Ti),Yaw (Ti). 3B- Munson (Ti),Norton (Ti). HR- Davis (Ti).

Non-League

Beekmantown 10

Norwood/Norfolk 7

NORWOOD — What was a close game turned upside down with a seven run fourth for Beekmantown.

The Eagles built a big enough lead to hold on to defeat Norwood-Norfolk, 10-7.

Ashley Barnes led the Eagles with a home run and four RBIs on the day.

Ava Dauphinais, Adelaide Burnham and Kaelyn St. Clair had doubles for Beekmantown.

Lilly Perry had 0-1 strikeouts to lead the Eagles from the circle.

“Kali Burdett threw the ball very well and kept us off the bases six out of seven innings,” Beekmantown coach Michele Barnes said. “We broke through in the fourth and were able to score enough runs to gain the lead and keep it. We need to clean up the errors and hit the ball more consistently as we move forward. Keelyn St. Clair had a great game offensively and defensively for us.”

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Beekmantown 10, N/N 7

BCS 101 710 0 - 10 10 3

N/N 100 030 3 - 7 5 0

Perry and Burnham. Burdett and Plonka. WP- Perry. LP- Burdett. 2B- Favreau (NN), Dauphinais (BCS), Burnham (BCS) St. Clair (BCS). HR- Barnes (BCS)

Memorial Tournament

Game 1

NCCS 3, Chazy 0

Game 4

Chazy 7, NAC 6

CHAZY — Chazy and NCC kicked off the day with the first game of the Kennedy Columbus Memorial Tournament.

All four games were five innings long to make sure players were well rested between contests.

Games two and three, NCCS vs. Peru and Peru vs. NAC, were not reported.

Game 1

An errant throw in the first inning played two for the Cougars in what ultimately was a pitcher’s duel between NCCS’ Tess Dumas and Chazy’s Peyton Turek.

Both pitchers struck out two each. Dumas gave up only one hit and Turek gave up four.

“Peyton Turek pitched a great game in her first varsity start,” Chazy head coach Cory Thompson said. “My girls hung tough against a very well coached NCCS team.”

Game 4

Both NAC and Chazy had eight hits each as the Eagles closed out the tournament with a 7-6 victory.

They needed all the runs they could get as the Bobcats scored four in the top of the fifth to make things interesting.

“Emma Howell and Ella Thew played well for us defensively,” Thompson said. “Stephanie Barriere was once again great for us in the pitching circle, and catcher Aubrey Bechard made a key out in the last inning to hold NAC off the board.”

Barriere struck out three over five innings as her counterpart Grace Cook struck out one.

Peru would finish the day 2-0. NCCS and Chazy went 1-1 with NAC going 0-2 in play.

“We want to thank Peru, NCCS and NAC for participating in our tournament,” Thompson said. “This was an amazing day of softball as we remember an amazing softball player, Kennedy Columbus. We wish these teams success for the rest of the season.”

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Game 1

NCCS 3, Chazy 0

NCCS 200 10 - 3 4 0

CCRS 000 00 - 0 1 1

Dumas and Boulrice. Turek and Bechard. WP- Dumas. LP- Bechard

Game 4

Chazy 7, NAC 6

NAC 110 04 - 6 8 1

CCRS 111 4x - 7 8 4

G. Cook and Z. Cook. Barrier and Bechard. WP- Barriere. LP- Bechard.

FRIDAY

CROWN POINT 15

CHAZY 0 (6)

CROWN POINT — Crown Point’s Kaitlin Ross struck out 12 in a no-hitter against Chazy.

The Panthers had five through four innings, but blew it open in the fifth as they scored 10 runs over the next two innings.

Ross, Kaitlin Morse, Margaret Benway and Madison Wayman had extra base hits for Crown Point.

Ross and Wayman had multi-hit games.

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Crown Point 15, Chazy 0

CCRS 000 000 - 0 0 4

CP 310 155 - 15 13 5

Barriere, Turek (5) and Bechard. Ross and Hurlburt. WP- Ross. LP- Barriere. 2B- Ross (CP), Morse (CP), Benway (CP) Wayman (CP).

LAKE PLACID 6

INDIAN LAKE/LONG LAKE 1

LAKE PLACID — It was a pitcher’s duel that Lake Placid finally got the upper hand in for a 6-1 victory over Indian Lake/Long Lake.

Anna Adragna led the Bombers with 11 strikeouts and only one walk, scattering two hits in the process.

Arista Pierson gave up only three hits while striking out nine and walking three.

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Lake Placid 6, IL/LL 1

IL/LL 000 010 0 - 1 2 5

LP 000 132 x - 6 3 2

Pierson and Scofield. Adragna and St. Louis. WP- Adragna. LP- Pierson.

BOLTON 18

WILLSBORO 1 (5)

WILLSBORO — Bolton defeated Willsboro, 18-1, scoring every other inning.

Riley Huck laced a triple and Danica Staepel hit a double to lead the Eagles to victory.

Jadynn Egloff struck out four and Thea Kennedy added three strikeouts.

“Tonight’s game was a very well fought game on both ends of the field,” Willsboro head coach Emery McQuade said. “This was a very efficient game with a lot of activity within the field, and each team going back to back within the exchange of innings. Lastly, the Wolves put on a show for the community tonight, holding Bolton at 18 runs and closing the game with a single to Maddy Martin off of Laney Nolette’s RBI. What a great game of softball. Very proud of the team for keeping their heads up and in the game.”

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Bolton 18, Willsboro 1

BCS 705 06 - 18 7

WCS 000 02 - 1 8

Egloff, Kennedy (4) and Smith, Hens (4). Nolette and Morgan. WP- Egloff. LP- Nolette. 2B- Staepel (BCS). 3B- Huck (BCS)

CVAC

Peru 20

NAC 4 (6)

ELLENBURG — Peru scored early and often in the early innings to defeat Northern Adirondack, 20-6.

The Nighthawks broke the game open with 11 runs in the third inning to pull away from the Bobcats.

Peru’s Sierre Geppner led the way with a double.

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Peru 20, NAC 4

PCS 21(11) 006 - 20 13 0

NAC 020 101 - 4 4 1

L. Siskavich, Bateman (4) and Geppner. G. Cook, Minckler (3) and LaBombard (5) and Z. Cook. WP- L. Siskavich. LP- G. Cook. 2B- Geppner (PCS)