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March 15, 2010

Last hurrah for CVAC seniors



CLINTONVILLE — Champlain Valley Athletic Conference seniors will make their final court appearance tonight in the annual Senior All-Star Games at AuSable Valley Central School.

The teams do not coincide with divisions, but have been drawn to be competitive. Also, there will be 3-point shooting contests for girls and boys and a dunk contest for boys.

The girls' game will tip off at 6 p.m. with the boys to follow at approximately 7:30. Between games, the CVAC All-Stars, MVP and Coach of the Year in both girls' and boys' basketball will be announced.

Sue Wilson and Jared Lambert will coach the PHS/NAC Team for the girls and Ryon O'Connell and Dave Lambert will handle the Peru/NCCS side.

Larry Converse and Jamie Douglass will coach the Boys' White Team while Matt Berry and Ryan Converse, the Dark Team.

Girls' rosters

PHS/NAC

Kate Murnane, Sam Reno and Eliza Zalis, Seton Catholic; Jenna DeMarco, Saranac Lake; Mychelle Favreau, Jade Pellerin, Ashley Bowman and Katie McCasland, Saranac; Michelle Silver and Mary Manor, Northern Adirondack; Sam Slattery, Moriah.

Peru/NCCS

Mary Elizabeth Franke, Northeastern Clinton; Cierra Stephenson and Molly Ploof, Lake Placid; Sam Diehl, Ticonderoga; Erin Sullivan, Alex King, Morgan Flynn and Megan Breton, Peru; Shannon Passno and Kayleigh Livsey, Beekmantown; Michelle Taylor, AuSable Valley.

3-point finalists

Mychelle Favreau, Jade Pellerin, Morgan Flynn, Sam Reno, Kate Murnane.

Boys' rosters

White

Robert Duquette and Kaleb Gohlke, Peru; Connor Gach and Michael Brewer, Saranac Lake; Robert Buckley and Kyle Rascoe, Saranac; Braxton Raymond and Kyle LaDieu, Beekmantown; Tom Tesar, Ralph Schofield and Nathan Gilbo, Moriah; Dylan Overbeek, Ticonderoga.

Dark

Hayden Whalen, Moriah; Malo Valerien and Dylan LaMere, Beekmantown; Connor Chapman and Casey Manor, Northeastern Clinton; Kyle Knight, Plattsburgh High; Robert Kearns, Ticonderoga; Joseph Lincoln, AuSable Valley; Ben Whitney, Peru; Kory Smith, Saranac; Erik Young, Saranac Lake; Josh Stuart, Seton Catholic.

Dunk contest

Robert Duquette, Robert Buckley, Hayden Whalen, Malo Valerien, Connor Chapman.

3-point contest

Connor Gach, Kyle Rascoe, Connor Chapman, Malo Valerien, Ben Whitney, Erik Young.

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