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February 3, 2012

Chateaugay runs away from St. Regis Falls

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CHATEAUGAY — Courtney Boyea accounted for 17 points, five steals and three assists Thursday to help lead Chateaugay to a 55-29 victory over St. Regis Falls in Northern Athletic Conference girls' basketball.

Makayla Fleury added 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Bulldogs, while Caitlin Miller chipped in with 10 boards and four blocked shots off the bench. Alexis Beach contributed five assists.

The Bulldogs jumped out to an 18-2 lead after one and never looked back.

"The last few weeks have put us in a good position, but we are well aware that we can't be content," Chateaugay coach Chris Reynolds said.

Ariel Gardner tossed in 11 points and Rachel Duquette eight for the Falls.

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Chateaugay 55, St. Regis Falls 29

St. Regis Falls (29)

Furnace 1-0-2, Gardner 4-0-11, Duquette 3-2-8, White 4-0-8, Rondeau 0-0-0, Atkinson 0-0-0, LaPage 0-0-0, Mosher 0-0-0. Totals: 12-2-29.

Chateaugay (55)

A. Beach 0-0-0, H. Cook 2-0-4, K. Beach 2-1-6, M. Cook 2-4-8, Boyea 7-1-17, Fleury 5-0-10, Miller 2-0-4, Barnes 2-2-6. Totals: 22-8-55.

St. Regis Falls      2 8 1 12 — 29

Chateaugay      18 10 15 12 — 55

3-point goals: St. Regis Falls (3): Gardner 3. Chateaugay (3): Boyea 2; K. Beach.

JV: Chateaugay won.

Tupper Lake 67 Parishville-Hop'ton 29

TUPPER LAKE — Sam Sanford finished with 18 points and four steals, while Katie Stuart added 16 points, seven rebounds and nine assists for the Lumberjacks.

Carley Aldridge chipped in with 13 points for Tupper Lake, which erupted for a 23-6 lead after one.

"We started off well and the kids played an all-around good game," Tupper Lake coach Jen Cook said.

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Tupper Lake 67,

Parishville-Hopkinton 29

Parishville-Hopkinton (29)

Coventry 0-0-0, Remington 3-0-6, Norman 1-0-2, Evans 1-0-2, Perkins 2-0-4, Lavelle 2-0-5, Shiavone 1-0-2, Converse 0-0-0, Richards 0-0-0, Jerome 1-0-2, Jacot 1-0-2, McGregor 1-0-2. Totals: 14-0-29.

Tupper Lake (67)

Aldridge 4-5-13, Bickford 1-2-4, Maroun 1-0-2, North 1-0-2, Pickering 2-1-5, Sanford 8-2-18, St. Louis 2-1-5, Stuart 7-1-16. Zurek 1-0-2. Totals: 27-12-67.

P-Hopkinton       6 6 4 13 — 29

Tupper Lake      23 14 18 12 — 67

3-point goals: Parishville-Hopkinton (1): Lavelle. Tupper Lake (1): Stuart.

JV: Tupper Lake won.

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