Heuvelton blanks Norwood-Norfolk as Wednesday soccer action rolls on
Heuvelton posted the night's largest win, blanking Norwood-Norfolk 10-0 in boys soccer Wednesday.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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Heuvelton delivered the night's biggest margin Wednesday, rolling past Norwood-Norfolk 10-0 in boys soccer. Copenhagen also posted a shutout, cruising by DeRuyter 5-0, while Lyme blanked Alexandria 5-0 in a Section III Class D matchup.
The closest boys soccer games included Thousand Islands' 2-1 win over Sauquoit Valley and Hermon-DeKalb's 2-1 edge over Edwards-Knox. Clinton also held off Lowville 2-1 in girls soccer.
Other shutouts came from St. Lawrence Central, which topped Tupper Lake 3-0 in girls soccer, and Lisbon, which blanked Harrisville 5-0. In girls volleyball, Clifton-Fine outlasted Potsdam 3-1, while Ogdensburg (OFA) topped Gouverneur by the same score.
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Scoreboard: Wednesday, Oct 21
Updates as scores come in- Finals
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20 finals · 2 sports · 10 shutouts
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Boys Soccer (4 of 11)
Girls Soccer (3 of 6)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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