Gouverneur rolls past Canton 53-7 in Saturday football
Gouverneur’s 53-7 win over Canton was the biggest margin among North Country varsity results from Saturday, Oct. 24.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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Gouverneur rolled past Canton 53-7 in Saturday’s biggest North Country varsity result, according to the submitted scores. The game was listed among Section III Frontier League and Section X NAC results from Oct. 24.
Colton-Pierrepont blanked Harrisville 3-0 in boys soccer, while Madrid-Waddington edged Edwards-Knox 1-0. Chittenango also topped Indian River 2-1.
Harrisville held off Edwards-Knox 2-1 in girls soccer, and Parishville-Hopkinton edged Morristown by the same score. Ogdensburg (OFA) topped Massena 48-22, while Beaver River won by forfeit over Altmar-Parish-Williamstown.
For the complete results, coaches and parents can add a missing score to the full scoreboard.
Scoreboard: Saturday, Oct 24
Updates as scores come in- Finals
- 8
- Sports
- 2
- Shutouts
- 2
8 finals · 2 sports · 2 shutouts
All 8 finals
Boys Soccer (3)
Boys Football (2)
Girls Soccer (2)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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