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February 22, 2010

Volleyball titles on line tonight



CHAMPLAIN — It will be the fifth-straight Section VII Class B volleyball championship meeting between Plattsburgh High and Beekmantown when the two teams clash tonight at the Northeastern Clinton gym.

Plattsburgh defeated NCCS in a 3-0 sweep Friday night in semifinal action, and Beekmantown topped Saranac, 3-1.

It is the ninth time in the last 13 years that the Hornets and Eagles have battled for the Class B crown, with Beekmantown holding a 5-4 advantage in those meetings.

However, the Hornets have participated in each of the last 13 championship rounds, including a 3-1 victory over Beekmantown last year.

The teams split in regular-season play this year.

The Class B match will immediately follow a 5:30 start to the Class C contest between Northern Adirondack and Lake Placid when NAC looks to claim its 28th-straight Class C championship.

Section VII Volleyball

Class B Championships

2009 — Plattsburgh 3, Beekmantown 1

2008 — Beekmantown 3, Plattsburgh 0

2007 — Plattsburgh 3, Beekmantown 1

2006 — Beekmantown 3, Plattsburgh 1

2005 — Plattsburgh 3, Northeastern Clinton 1

2004 — Beekmantown 3, Plattsburgh 2

2003 — Plattsburgh 3, Beekmantown 0

2002 — Peru 3, Plattsburgh 0

2001 — Plattsburgh 3, Beekmantown 2

2000 — Plattsburgh 3, Peru 1

1999 — Plattsburgh 3, Peru 0

1998 — Beekmantown 3, Plattsburgh 1

1997 — Beekmantown 3, Plattsburgh 0

Class C Champions

1983- 2009 — Northern Adirondack

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