Congratulations to Eddie Kane, RJ Reid and Keegan Barney on being recognized by Section VII.
Eddie Kane
First Team - Forward
Section VII - League MVP
RJ Reid
Second Team - Defense
Keegan Barney
Section VII - Honorable Mention
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
Link to Eddie's Interview by Press Republican
Press Republican's High School Voice : Eddie Kane
http://hs-sports.pressrepublican.com/boys_hockey/x657735095/Varsity-Voice-Eddie-Kane
http://hs-sports.pressrepublican.com/boys_hockey/x657735095/Varsity-Voice-Eddie-Kane
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Plattsburgh Game in Enterprise
Hornets stop Bombers in OT
February 23, 2013
By LOU REUTER - Senior Sports Writer
PLATTSBURGH - The Lake Placid hockey team's season came to a tough end Friday, as Plattsburgh claimed 3-2 victory in the second overtime in a Section VII semifinal game on the Hornets' home ice at the Ameri-Can North Sports Center.
It marked the third time the teams have met this season, with each squad winning once on the road in games decided by a single goal. Friday's rubber-match was expected to be a thriller, and that prediction held true as the contest couldn't have been much closer.
Jack Tolosky was the hero for the Hornets, scoring two goals including the game-winner with 2:19 remaining in the second overtime. Eric Bechard also netted a huge goal for Plattsburgh, scoring with 22 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game into sudden-death.
Article Photos
Ryan Meyer takes control of the puck for Lake Placid while Tucker Angelopolous covers the net during Friday’s game.
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
(Enterprise photo — Lou Reuter)
It appeared the Blue Bombers would be on their way to Wednesday's championship game when Nzoni Thompson scored with just 1:22 remaining in the third period to give Lake Placid a late 2-1 edge, but it turned out to be an advantage that didn't hold up.
Plattsburgh and Lake Placid traded goals in the first period during a game that saw both teams put 29 shots on net. The Hornets took a 1-0 lead on Tolosky's first of the game, which came at the 10:05 mark on a shot from a sharp angle that appeared to surprise Lake Placid goalie Tucker Angelopolous. The Blue Bombers pulled even when Shane McNierney buried a puck with 1:58 left in the period to send the teams into overtime deadlocked at 1-1.
After the second period and most of the third stanza went scoreless, Thompson gave third-seeded Lake Placid a 2-1 lead when he picked up a puck along the boards near the Hornets blue line, skated to the net and poked a puck past Plattsburgh goalie Robbie Knowles with 1:28 remaining the regulation.
The Hornets were able to pull Knowles from goal with 1:21 left on the clock for an extra attacker, and got the equalizer when Andrew Bechard top-shelved a wrist shot with 22 seconds left.
Just seconds before Bechard evened things up, the Blue Bombers were inches away from clinching the win with a potential empty-net goal when McNierney sent a puck from his team's zone down the ice. Instead of going in the net, the puck skimmed off the goal post and Lake Placid was called for icing. The Hornets then gained control of the puck on the faceoff in the Blue Bombers zone and tied the game.
Lake Placid outshot the Hornets 5-0 during the first extra session, which went a full 7:30 before heading into a second sudden-death period. The Hornets got the game-winner when John Fine-Lease sent a pass from behind the Lake Placid net to Tolosky, who slid the puck past Angelopolous from in close.
Both head coaches - Lake Placid's Keith Clark and Plattsburgh's Jamie Reidy - said either team could have come up with the win.
"We beat a very sound hockey team that is well coached," Reidy said. "We split during the regular season and we knew how close this game could wind up. It was a close as it could be. We both had 29 shots.
"When they got that huge goal from Thompson, who could be the best skater on their team, we weren't out of it," Reidy added. "In that situation, you don't look at it as being down a goal. Instead, you look at it as being a shot away. We got that shot and made the most of it."
"Our kids played really well," Clark said. "It was two good hockey teams going up and down the ice. It was a great high school hockey game. Both teams played hard and competed hard.
"We were off a little in the second period, but we had a good first period, I think we had the edge in play in the third period and even in overtime," Clark added. "Plattsburgh was fortunate enough to come up with that goal, and it was a nice goal."
The game was the final time seniors Eddie Kane, Keegan Barney, Ryan Meyer and RJ. Reid played in a Lake Placid uniform, and Clark credited all four with providing the leadership that enabled the Blue Bombers to put together a 15-5-2 record this season."
"I personally want to thank our four seniors," Clark said. "I think they took this program and moved in a direction where we were once at. They all had a great year. Yeah, we will miss those guys."
The second-seeded Hornets will now face top-seeded Beekmantown for the Section VII title Wednesday at the SUNY Plattsburgh Field House. The winner of that game will advance directly to the state Division II final four in Utica.
---
Plattsburgh 3, Lake Placid 2, 2OT
| Hornets | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | — | 3 |
| Blue Bombers | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | — | 2 |
Scoring
First Period
1. PHS, Tolosky, 10:05; 2. LP, McNeirney, 13:02.
Third Period
3. LP, Thompson (Strack), 13:32; 4. PHS, A. Bechard (E. Bechard, Maston), 14:38.
Second Overtime
5. PHS, Tolosky (E. Bechard, Fine-Lease), 5:11.
Shots on goal: PHS 29, LP 29.
Saves: PHS, Knowles 27; LP, Angelopolous 26.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Boys' Weekly Schedule #15 - 2/18-2/22
Monday 2/18 3:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
Tuesday 2/19 4:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
5:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
6:00 PM Lake Placid vs Saranac
Wednesday 2/20 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:15 PM On-Ice Practice
Thursday 2/21 3:45-4:00 PM Video - Location TBA
4:45-5:45 PM On-Ice Practice (USA)
Friday 2/22 4:15 PM Bus leaves from Athlete's Entrance
5:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
6:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
7:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Plattsburgh - Semi-Finals
Saturday 2/23 OFF
Sunday 2/24 OFF
If win on 2/22 we will practice Monday 2/25 and Tuesday 2/26
CVAC Championship Game is Wednesday 2/27 at Plattsburgh State
.
4:15-5:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
Tuesday 2/19 4:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
5:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
6:00 PM Lake Placid vs Saranac
Wednesday 2/20 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:15 PM On-Ice Practice
Thursday 2/21 3:45-4:00 PM Video - Location TBA
4:45-5:45 PM On-Ice Practice (USA)
Friday 2/22 4:15 PM Bus leaves from Athlete's Entrance
5:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
6:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
7:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Plattsburgh - Semi-Finals
Saturday 2/23 OFF
Sunday 2/24 OFF
If win on 2/22 we will practice Monday 2/25 and Tuesday 2/26
CVAC Championship Game is Wednesday 2/27 at Plattsburgh State
.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Boys' Hockey Weekly Schedule #14 2/11-2/17
Mon 2/11 OFF - Dino will be at school 10th period
Tues 2/12 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 Practice (32)
5:45-6:00 PM Video Session
Wed 2/13 4:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
5:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
6:00 PM Lake Placid vs. NCCS
(Senior Recognition Game)
Thurs 2/14 4:00 PM Meet at Rink (USA)
4:30-5:30 Practice (USA)
Fri 2/15 4:15 PM Depart LPHS
5:30 PM Arrive at Ameri-Can Center
6:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
7:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Plattsburgh
Sat 2/16 OFF
Sun 2/17 Noon Meet at Rink (32)
12:30-1:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
.
Tues 2/12 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 Practice (32)
5:45-6:00 PM Video Session
Wed 2/13 4:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
5:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
6:00 PM Lake Placid vs. NCCS
(Senior Recognition Game)
Thurs 2/14 4:00 PM Meet at Rink (USA)
4:30-5:30 Practice (USA)
Fri 2/15 4:15 PM Depart LPHS
5:30 PM Arrive at Ameri-Can Center
6:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
7:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Plattsburgh
Sat 2/16 OFF
Sun 2/17 Noon Meet at Rink (32)
12:30-1:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
CVAC Final Standings
CVAC Update
RESULTS:
Results:
Date: Away: Home:
12/5 Saranac Lake 1 Plattsburgh 2
12/11 Saranac 1 Lake Placid 7
12/12 Plattsburgh 3 Saranac 0
12/19 NCCS 2 Saranac Lake 4
12/19 Beekmantown 1 Plattsburgh 2
1/2 Plattsburgh 0 NCCS 2
1/3 Lake Placid 3 Beekmantown 6
1/9 Lake Placid 2 Saranac Lake 2
1/9 Saranac 2 Plattsburgh 4
1/9 Beekmantown 7 NCCS 2
1/11 Saranac 1 Beekmantown 10
1/16 Beekmantown 3 Saranac Lake 0
1/16 NCCS 2 Saranac 1
1/17 Plattsburgh 4 Lake Placid 2
1/23 Lake Placid 3 NCCS 2
1/11 Saranac 1 Beekmantown 10
1/16 Beekmantown 3 Saranac Lake 0
1/16 NCCS 2 Saranac 1
1/17 Plattsburgh 4 Lake Placid 2
1/23 Lake Placid 3 NCCS 2
1/26 Saranac Lake 0 NCCS 2
1/29 Beekmantown 4 Lake Placid 3
1/30 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 5
2/2 Lake Placid 3 Saranac 1
2/2 NCCS 0 Plattsburgh 3
2/4 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 4
2/6 NCCS 0 Beekmantown 5
2/9 Saranac Lake 1 Lake Placid 8
2/9 Saranac 2 NCCS 2
2/11 Plattsburgh 0 Beekmantown 4
2/13 NCCS 1 Lake Placid 4
2/13 Plattsburgh 2 Saranac Lake 1
2/13 Beekmantown 10 Saranac 1
2/15 Lake Placid 1 Plattsburgh 0
2/16 Saranac Lake 1 Beekmantown 1
1/29 Beekmantown 4 Lake Placid 3
1/30 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 5
2/2 Lake Placid 3 Saranac 1
2/2 NCCS 0 Plattsburgh 3
2/4 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 4
2/6 NCCS 0 Beekmantown 5
2/9 Saranac Lake 1 Lake Placid 8
2/9 Saranac 2 NCCS 2
2/11 Plattsburgh 0 Beekmantown 4
2/13 NCCS 1 Lake Placid 4
2/13 Plattsburgh 2 Saranac Lake 1
2/13 Beekmantown 10 Saranac 1
2/15 Lake Placid 1 Plattsburgh 0
2/16 Saranac Lake 1 Beekmantown 1
FINAL STANDINGS:
Beekmantown 8-1-1 (17 points)
Plattsburgh 7-3-0 (14 points)
Lake Placid 6-3-1 (13 points)
Saranac Lake 3-5-2 (8 points)
Plattsburgh 7-3-0 (14 points)
Lake Placid 6-3-1 (13 points)
Saranac Lake 3-5-2 (8 points)
NCCS 3-6-1 (7 points)
Saranac 0-9-1 (1 point)
Saranac 0-9-1 (1 point)
Friday, February 8, 2013
Winter Carnival Update
Having worked through many different scenarios and concerns from the four teams involved below is the schedule for the weekend. The tournament is no longer and will be replaced with the title "Winter Carnival Hockey Games."
Saturday Noon Lake Placid vs. Saranac Lake
Saturday 2:30 PM Shaker-Colonie vs. Middlebury
Sunday 1:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Shaker-Colonie
Blue Bombers should report the rink on Saturday at 10:30 AM wearing shirt and tie. Make sure to have warm-up clothes as well.
Currently most players have their gear in the locker room. As far as we know it is fine to stay there for the night until the game on Saturday. If that changes we will call the players.
Saturday Noon Lake Placid vs. Saranac Lake
Saturday 2:30 PM Shaker-Colonie vs. Middlebury
Sunday 1:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Shaker-Colonie
Blue Bombers should report the rink on Saturday at 10:30 AM wearing shirt and tie. Make sure to have warm-up clothes as well.
Currently most players have their gear in the locker room. As far as we know it is fine to stay there for the night until the game on Saturday. If that changes we will call the players.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
A letter to Bill Moore - LPYAA President
Dear Mr. Moore,
At 7:30pm on February 20th, the Northwood varsity team will be playing on the 1932 rink against NSA in a special "Pink the Rink" fundraiser for breast cancer. Tommy Evangelista--a player on Northwood--and his parents have donated pink jerseys and socks for the team to wear. The Evangelistas also donated 200 pink t-shirts that we will be selling to the public at the rink for $10 each.
Is there any way that you could advertise this event to the Lake Placid sporting community--specifically the minor hockey program? If so, it would be greatly appreciated.
Is there any way that you could advertise this event to the Lake Placid sporting community--specifically the minor hockey program? If so, it would be greatly appreciated.
100% of the raised funds will go to the Jimmy Fund--the fundraising branch of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The DFCI is especially important to Tommy as it helped his grandmother recover from breast cancer. With your help on the advertising front, we could turn this game into a great experience for all and a successful fundraiser for a great cause. I would appreciate your help and look forward to hearing back from you.
Scott Fenwick
Northwood School Student Council President
Scott Fenwick
Northwood School Student Council President
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Boys' Weekly Schedule - Week #13
Monday 2/4 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
Tuesday 2/5 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
5:45-6:00 PM Video Session
Wednesday 2/6 3:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:00-5:00 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
5:15-6:00 PM Goalie Session (We will need 6-7 shooters)
Thursday 2/7 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
6:00 PM Team Dinner at Steak & Seafood
Friday 2/8 6:30 PM Meet at Rink
6:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
7:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
8:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Saranac Lake
Saturday 2/9 2nd game of Winter Carnival - TBA
Sunday 2/10 OFF
CVAC Update
RESULTS:
Date: Away: Home:
12/5 Saranac Lake 1 Plattsburgh 2
12/11 Saranac 1 Lake Placid 7
12/12 Plattsburgh 3 Saranac 0
12/19 NCCS 2 Saranac Lake 4
12/19 Beekmantown 1 Plattsburgh 2
1/2 Plattsburgh 0 NCCS 2
1/3 Lake Placid 3 Beekmantown 6
1/9 Lake Placid 2 Saranac Lake 2
1/9 Saranac 2 Plattsburgh 4
1/9 Beekmantown 7 NCCS 2
1/11 Saranac 1 Beekmantown 10
1/16 Beekmantown 3 Saranac Lake 0
1/16 NCCS 2 Saranac 1
1/17 Plattsburgh 4 Lake Placid 2
1/23 Lake Placid 3 NCCS 2
1/11 Saranac 1 Beekmantown 10
1/16 Beekmantown 3 Saranac Lake 0
1/16 NCCS 2 Saranac 1
1/17 Plattsburgh 4 Lake Placid 2
1/23 Lake Placid 3 NCCS 2
1/26 Saranac Lake 0 NCCS 2
1/29 Beekmantown 4 Lake Placid 3
1/30 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 5
2/2 Lake Placid 3 Saranac 1
2/2 NCCS 0 Plattsburgh 3
2/4 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 4
2/6 NCCS 0 Beekmantown 5
2/9 Saranac Lake 1 Lake Placid 8
2/9 Saranac 2 NCCS 2
1/29 Beekmantown 4 Lake Placid 3
1/30 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 5
2/2 Lake Placid 3 Saranac 1
2/2 NCCS 0 Plattsburgh 3
2/4 Saranac 1 Saranac Lake 4
2/6 NCCS 0 Beekmantown 5
2/9 Saranac Lake 1 Lake Placid 8
2/9 Saranac 2 NCCS 2
STANDINGS:
Plattsburgh 6-1-0 (12 points)
Beekmantown 6-1-0 (12 points)
Lake Placid 4-3-1 (9 points)
Saranac Lake 3-4-1 (7 points)
Beekmantown 6-1-0 (12 points)
Lake Placid 4-3-1 (9 points)
Saranac Lake 3-4-1 (7 points)
NCCS 3-5-1 (7 points)
Saranac 0-8-1 (1 points)
UPCOMING GAMES:
2/10 Plattsburgh @ Beekmantown
2/13 Plattsburgh @ Saranac Lake
2/13 Beekmantown @ Saranac
2/13 NCCS @ Lake Placid
2/15 Lake Placid @ Plattsburgh
2/16 Saranac Lake @ Beekmantown
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Beekmantown Game in Press
January 30, 2013
Eagles charge back to beat Bombers
LAKE PLACID — Lake Placid came out firing in the first period Tuesday evening, scoring three goals to go up by two against the Champlain Valley Athletic Conference-leader Beekmantown boys’ hockey team.
Unfortunately for the Bombers, it was all Eagles after that.
High School Sports Magazine |
Brendan Carnright scored two goals, including the game-winner, and added an assist as Beekmantown knocked off Lake Placid, 4-3.
But for Lake Placid coach Keith Clark, the loss marked one of his team’s most complete efforts of the season.
“We had some lapses and they took advantage of our lapses, but I don’t think our intensity let down,” he said. “We made some mistakes and they ade us pay for it. But effortwise, that was our most complete game for sure.”
Eddy Kane got the bombers off to an early 1-0 lead when he scored off a feed from R.J. Reed at the 1:03 mark. The Eagles answered with a score from Cole Carter roughly four minutes later.
From there it was all Bombers for the rest of the period. Dylan Svage and Ryan Meyer both scored to put Lake Placid up 3-1 at the first intermission.
“We came out ready to play, and we got rewarded with an early lead,” Clark said. “In the first half o the game we played with a lot of intensity.”
Halfway through the second period the Brandon Buksa pulled the Eagles within one with the assists going to Carnright and Nathan Foster.
In the third it was all Carnright, as he scored at the 8:21 mark to tie the game and then put it away less than three minutes later.
“It was a good hockey game. They worked their way back into it, but we still played pretty hard throughout,” Clark said. “We had some nice chances in the end to tie it. We plugged away in the last four minutes, but we just couldn’t get the puck to fall.”
Missed chances proved to be the difference.
“We just couldn’t get that fourth goal,” Clark said. “We had a lot of chances, we just couldn’t find it.”
The loss dropped the Bombers to 9-4-2 overall and 2-3-1 in the CVAC. The Eagles improved to 12-3 and 5-1.
—
Beekmantown 4, Lake Placid 3
Beekmantown 1 1 2 — 4
Lake Placid 3 0 0 — 3
First period- 1, LP, Kane (Reed), 1:03. 2, Beek, Carter (Bradish), 5:19. 3, LP, Savage (Kane, Thompson), 11:31. 4, LP, Meyer (Kane), 12:48.
Second period- 5, Beek, Buksa (Carnright, Foster), 9:58. 6, Beek, Carnright (Constanty), 8:21. 7, Beek, Carnright (Giroux), 10:56.
Shots: Beekmantown 26, Lake Placid 30.
Saves: Plumadore, Beek, 27. Angelopoulos, LP, 22.
Monday, January 28, 2013
Fulton Game in Press
Lake Placid 8, Fulton 0
LAKE PLACID — Eddie Kane led a balanced scoring attack with two goals and two assists in Lake Placid’s 8-0 drubbing of Fulton in nonleague play.
The Blue Bombers received contributions from Pat Kane, Chris Williams and Ryan Damp, for a 3-0 first-period lead.
Lake Placid continued its dominance in the second when Keegan Barney, Eddie Kane and Kiefer Casler all tallied markers.
Jeffrey Smith, Kamm Cassidy and Tucker Angelopoulos combined for 11 saves between the pipes in the blanking.
“We did a nice job taking care of business,” Blue Bombers head coach Keith Clark said. “It was nice that we got a lot of different guys in the score sheet. It was a total team effort.”
Clark’s squad plays host to Beekmantown Tuesday night in a highly-anticipated CVAC showdown.
—
Lake Placid 8, Fulton 0
Fulton 0 0 0 — 0
Lake Placid 3 3 2 —8
First period- 1, LP, P. Kane (E. Kane), 7:29. 2, LP, Williams (E. Kane), 9:54. 3, LP, Damp (Thompson), 14:05.
Second period- 4, K. Barney (Meyer), 3:15. 5, LP, E. Kane (Williams), 5:03. 6, LP, Casler (P. Kane, Damp), 10:37.
Third period- 7, E. Kane (Reid, Thompson), 2:45. 8, LP, Kroes (Casler, Reid), 4:02.
Shots: Lake Placid 31. Fulton 8.
Saves: Smith (3), Cassidy (0), Angelopoulos (5), LP, 8. Ladd, F, 23.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Boys' Hockey Weekly Schedule #12 - 1/28-2/3
Mon 1/28 3:45 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:15-5:30 PM On-Ice Practice (32)
Tues 1/29 4:30 PM Meet at Rink (32)
4:45 PM Off-Ice Warm-Up
5:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
6:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Beekmantown
Wed 1/30 3:30 PM Meet at Rink (USA)
4:00-5:15 PM On-Ice Practice (USA)
(Skills Practice 4:00-5:00)
Thurs 1/31 OFF
Fri 2/1 6:45 PM Bus Leaves LPHS
7:45-9:00 PM On-Ice Practice @ SL Civic Center
9:15 PM Bus Returns to Lake Placid HS
Sat 2/2 10:30 AM Bus Leaves LPHS
11:30 AM Arrive at Plattsburgh State
11:45 AM Off-Ice Warm-Up
12:30 PM On-Ice Warm-Up
1:00 PM Lake Placid vs. Saranac
Sun 2/3 OFF
NCCS Win in Press Republican
January 24, 2013
Kane nets two in Bombers victory
ROUSES POINT — Lake Placid scored three unanswered goals, two by Eddie Kane, in the second period Wednesday night and held on for a 3-2 win over Northeastern Clinton in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference hockey at the Rouses Point Civic Center.
The Cougars jumped in front with 20 seconds left in the opening period on Reece Tucker’s unassisted goal.
High School Sports Magazine |
But in the second, it was Kane from Shane McNierney and Dillon Savage at :47, Kane from McNierney and R.J. Reid at 7:07 and Keegan Barney on a breakaway, off a Reid assist, at 8:16.
NCCS cut it deficit to a goal when Kastle Birch scored a 7:10 of the third, with assists going to Alex Duffy and Tucker.
“It was a good game,” said NCCS coach Rob Francis. “In the first period, both teams were feeling out one another. Fortunately, we were able to get a goal late in the period.
“They then carried the play in the second period and we had a few breakdowns that they capitalized on. I felt we had more control in the third period. We pulled our goalie, got some people in front, but couldn’t get the equalizer.”
The Blue Bombers finished with a 31-25 advantage in shots on goal. Jeffrey Smith made 23 saves in net for the win and Kyle McCarthy stopped 28 shots for the Cougars.
The Cougars host Shaker-Colonie in a non-league game on Friday and then Saranac Lake in a league game on Saturday.
—
Lake Placid 3, NCCS 2
Lake Placid 0 3 0 — 3
NCCS 1 0 1 — 2
First period- 1, NCCS, Tucker, 14:40.
Second period- 2, LP, E. Kane (McNierney, Savage), :47. 2, LP. E. Kane (McNierney, Reid), 7:07. 3, LP, Barney (Reid), 8:16.
Third period- 4, NCCS, K. Birch (Duffy, Tucker), 7:10.
Shots: Lake Placid 31, NCCS 25.
Saves: Je. Smith, LP, 23. McCarthy, NCCS, 28.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
a.jpg)
a.jpg)
a.jpg)