South Lewis rolls past Thousand Islands in Friday's 66-6 win
South Lewis posted the night's largest win, while Heuvelton and Canton also earned wins in multiple sports Friday.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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South Lewis delivered the biggest margin among North Country results Friday, rolling past Thousand Islands 66-6 in football. Watertown also scored a decisive win, topping Fowler 46-6.
Heuvelton recorded shutouts in both soccer results. The school blanked Colton-Pierrepont 3-0 in boys soccer and edged Morristown 1-0 in girls soccer, the night's closest listed game.
Canton also won in two sports, topping Gouverneur 3-1 in girls volleyball and blanking Brushton-Moira 3-0 in girls soccer. Copenhagen shut out Lyme 3-0 in boys soccer, while Clifton-Fine swept Madrid-Waddington 3-0 in girls volleyball.
Full scoreboard has the complete results, and coaches and parents can add a missing score there.
Scoreboard: Friday, Oct 23
Updates as scores come in- Finals
- 15
- Sports
- 3
- Shutouts
- 5
15 finals · 3 sports · 5 shutouts
Showing 10 of 15 finals
Football (2 of 5)
Boys Soccer (2 of 3)
Girls Volleyball (2 of 3)
Boys Football (2 of 2)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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