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November 22, 2009

Saints fall to Mohawk Valley

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UTICA — North Country Community College was up against it from the start Sunday afternoon.

Not only were the Saints playing back-to-back games for the first time this season, they were taking on the NJCAA Div. III runners-up from a year ago, the Lady Hawks of Mohawk Valley Community College.

The outcome was almost predictable: Mohawk Valley 77, North Country 38.

"We were pretty tired from yesterday (a 105-83 loss to Herkimer CC) and the whole experience of the overnight trip, the hotel rooms, back-to-back games ... the girls will have to get used to playing two games on the road," NCCC Coach Jerrad Dumont said.

Then, of course, Mohawk Valley would have been a formidable opponent on the best of days for the Saints (3-4). Mohawk Valley is off to another great start with Sunday's victory giving the Lady Hawks an 8-0 record.

Keonti Powell scored 16 points and Isayra Diaz, 13, to lead Mohawk Valley.

Secoya Wright, with 10 points, was the only player in double figures for NCCC.

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Mohawk Valley 77, NCCC 38

North Country CC (38)

Williams 2-0-4, Daye 2-1-6, Cring 0-0-0, Garcia 2-1-5, Clark 2-0-4, Stiles 0-0-0, Mouthorp 1-0-2, Byfield 1-0-2, Hamlin 1-0-3, Jones 0-0-0, Kirksey 1-0-2, Wright 4-1-10, Bonet 0-0-0, Taylor 0-0-0, Watson 0-0-0. Totals 16-3-38.

Mohawk Valley (77)

Fauvelle 3-0-9, Diaz 4-4-13, Conception 0-0-0, Dickens 1-0-2, Plagainos 3-0-6, Unger 3-0-8, Fluellen 1-3-5, Plagainos 0-0-0, Powell 7-2-16, Lewis 1-1-3, Washington 5-2-12. Totals 28-12-77.

3-point goals: NCCC (3) Date, Hamlin, Wright. MVCC (6) Fauvelle 3, Diaz, Unger 2.

Halftime: MVCC 33-20.

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