Heuvelton blanks Colton-Pierrepont as Canton wins twice Tuesday
Heuvelton rolled past Colton-Pierrepont 6-0 in boys soccer while Canton won in girls volleyball and swimming Tuesday.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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Heuvelton’s 6-0 boys soccer shutout of Colton-Pierrepont was the biggest margin among Tuesday’s North Country results. Watertown also blanked Oswego, 3-0, while Parishville-Hopkinton edged Madrid-Waddington, 1-0.
Morristown held off Hammond, 3-2, in another one-score boys soccer game. Hermon-DeKalb and Chateaugay finished tied at 1-1.
Canton earned wins in girls volleyball and girls swimming and diving. Canton topped Clifton-Fine, 3-1, then rolled past Massena, 116-36, in the swim meet.
Hamilton edged Copenhagen, 2-1, in girls soccer. St. Lawrence Central also topped Norwood-Norfolk, 5-1, while Ogdensburg Free Academy and Potsdam each won 3-1 in girls volleyball.
Coaches and parents can add a missing score to the full scoreboard.
Scoreboard: Tuesday, Oct 27
Updates as scores come in- Finals
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11 finals · 3 sports · 3 shutouts
Showing 10 of 11 finals
Boys Soccer (4 of 5)
Girls Volleyball (3 of 3)
Girls Soccer (2 of 2)
Girls Swimming/Diving (1 of 1)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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