PLATTSBURGH — It was a frustrating night for the Plattsburgh High School girls’ soccer team Thursday — especially in the first half.
Mallory Honan scored two goals — one on a penalty kick — to give Northeastern Clinton a 2-0 win in Northern Soccer League Division I play.
Honan opened the scoring with a penalty kick at 29:15 of the first half and then added an insurance goal at 10:47 of the second half, with Taylor Rabideau assisting.
“What was frustrating was that the penalty kick was their only shot on goal in the first half,” Plattsburgh coach Tim Mulligan said. “And we hit the post or crossbar three or four times in the first half.
“We didn’t play as well in the second half, and they were more aggressive. Honan obviously had a strong game for them up front, and Molly Roush played very well in the midfield.”
The Hornets, who lost their first game of the season, held a 13-8 advantage in shots. Celine Bouvier recorded the shutout in net for the Cougars with seven saves, while Karlie Neale made six stops for Plattsburgh.
Mulligan credited forward Brooke Knight and defender Olivia Carlsson with playing a solid game for the Hornets.
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NCCS 2, Plattsburgh 0
NCCS 1 1 — 2
Plattsburgh 0 0 — 0
First half- 1, NCCS, Honan pk, 29:15.
Second half- NCCS, Honan (T. Rabideau), 10:47.
Shots: Plattsburgh 13, NCCS 8.
Saves: Neale, PHS, 6. Bouvier, NCCS, 7.
Elizabethtown-Lewis 2, Seton Catholic 0
ELIZABETHTOWN — Forward Kylee Cassavaugh recorded a goal and an assist to lead the Lions to a blanking of the Knights.
Emily Morris opened scoring at 16:19 of the first half in what proved to be the game-winning goal, with Cassavaugh credited with the assist.
Then Cassavaugh found the net with just under 17 minutes remaining in the second stanza.
Kearsten Ashline collected the win between the pipes for the Lions, fending off 10 total shots.
Seton Catholic’s Paige Spittler and Madison Murnane played exceptionally for the Knights despite the loss.
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Elizabethtown-Lewis 2, Seton Catholic 0
Seton Catholic 0 0 — 0
Elizabethtown-Lewis 0 2 — 2
Second half- 1, E, Emily Morris (Kylee Cassavaugh), 16:19. 2, Cassavaugh, 23:26.
Shots: Elizabethtown-Lewis 18. Seton Catholic 10.
Saves: Ashline, E, 10. Ryan, S, 17.
Saranac Lake 3, Peru 1
SARANAC LAKE — Annie Frenette’s goal just 15 seconds into the second half broke a 1-all tie and helped lead the Red Storm to their first win of the season.
Megan Moody, who assisted on the game-winning goal, added a penalty kick later on to complete the scoring.
Mary Mazzella gave the Indians the lead in the first half, only to have McKayla Duffy answer for Saranac Lake on her birthday to tie it.
Katie Buckley (6) and
Regan Kieffer (5) combined for 11 saves in the Saranac Lake nets. Peru held an 18-11 shot advantage.
Moody and Sienna Daviau were key players on offense for the Red Storm, controlling the ball and setting up Anna Izzo and Zoe Tyler, who also played well.
“I’m proud of the resilience and tenacity our girls have shown this season,” Saranac Lake coach Amanda Zullo. “They’ve kept their heads up,
and I’m glad it paid off for them today.
“Peru is a good passing team that is aggressive to the ball.”
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Saranac Lake 3, Peru 1
Peru 0 1 — 1
Saranac Lake 1 2 — 3
First half- 1, P, Mazzella (Carpenter). 2, SL, Duffy (Tyler, Izzo).
Second half- 3, SL, Frenette (Moody). 4, SL, Moody pk.
Shots: Peru 18, Saranac Lake 11.
Saves: Bombard, P, 3. Buckley (6), Kieffer (5), SL, 11.
Chazy 2, Ticonderoga 0
TICONDEROGA — Abbey Snide and Hannah Laurin scored goals for the Eagles in their blanking of the Sentinels.
Snide tallied from Gwen LaPier at 29:18 of the first half and Laurin off a Megan Reynolds assist at 19:38 of the second stanza.
Logan Baker turned away three shots to record the shutout in net for Chazy. Megan Campney stopped six shots for Ticonderoga. The Eagles held an 8-6 advantage in shots.
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Chazy 2, Ticonderoga 0
Chazy 1 1 — 2
Ticonderoga 0 0 — 0
First half- 1, C, Snide (LaPier), 29:18.
Second half- 2, C, Laurin (Reynolds), 19:38.
Shots: Chazy 8, Ticonderoga 6.
Saves: Baker, C, 3. Campney, Ti, 6.
Lake Placid 7, Willsboro 1
LAKE PLACID — Adele Jesmer led a balanced scoring attack with two goals as the Blue Bombers rolled past the Warriors.
Sam Barney, Kendra Manning, Payton Barney, Liza Marinis and Alexa Whitney each added a goal for Lake Placid, which held a 3-0 lead at the half.
Liz Leff and Payton Barney combined for two saves in the Blue Bombers nets.
Kyli Swires tallied the lone goal for Willsboro, and Stephanie Blanchard made 14 saves in net as Lake Placid held a 20-5 shot advantage.
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Lake Placid 7, Willsboro 1
Willsboro 0 1 — 1
Lake Placid 3 4 — 7
First half- 1, LP, S. Barney (P. Barney), 14:55. 2, LP, Manning, 31;53. 3, LP, P. Barney, 37:12.
Second half- 4, LP, Jesmer (Manning), 1:19. 5, Wills, Swires (Yeager), 25:32. 6, LP, Marinis (Leff), 30:36. 7, LP, Whitney (Marinis), 31:18. 8, LP, Jesmer (Reid), 38:03.
Shots: Lake Placid 20, Willsboro 5.
Saves: Leff, P. Barney, LP, 4. Blanchard, Wills, 14.
Saranac 3, AuSable Valley 1
CLINTONVILLE — Kayla Napper’s goal and assist with the addition of Emily Heywood’s two assists helped Saranac to a 3-1 victory over host AuSable Valley.
The Patriots jumped out to an early 1-0 lead with a corner-kick shot from Maddy Rondeau at 11:09 of the first half. However, the lead was short lived.
The Chiefs would respond with three unanswered blasts from Amy LoTemplio, Summer Gillespie and Kayla Napper.
Jamie Favreau saved eight shots in the two-goal game. Bryce Douglass and Nichole Pulsifer combined for nine.
AuSable Valley led the shots on goal department 16 to 13.
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Saranac 3, AuSable Valley 1
Saranac 2 1 — 3
AuSable Valley 1 0 — 1
First half- 1, AV, Rondeau, 11:09. 2, Sar, LoTemplio (Heywood), 12:26. 3, Sar, Gillespie (Napper), 23:34.
Second half- 4, Sar, Napper (Heywood), 14:18.
Shots: AuSable Valley 16. Saranac 13.
Saves: Favreau, S, 8. Douglass (4), Pulsifer (5), AV, 9.
Northern Adirondack 3 Moriah 1
ELLENBURG — Rachel Venne’s pair of second-half goals helped Northern Adirondack to a comeback win over Division II foe Moriah.
Lauren Brace buried the game’s first marker to put the Vikings up 1-0 at 7:48 of the first half with the assist given to Taylor Sprague.
Northern Adirondack quickly responded, though, with a goal from Magan Magee with just 13 seconds remaining in the opening half.
Then Venne fired two shots into the back of the net at 11:52 and 24:12, respectively.
Stephanie Snide and Anna Lashway each contributed in net for the Bobcats.
Northern Adirondack concluded the contest with a 15-8 advantage in shots.
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Northern Adirondack 3, Moriah 1
Moriah 1 0 — 1
Northern Adirondack 1 2 — 3
First half- 1, Mor, Brace (Sprague), 7:48. 2, NAC, Magee, 39:47.
Second half- 3, NAC, Venne (Magee), 11:52. 4, NAC, Venne, 24:12.
Shots:Northern Adirondack 15. Moriah 8.
Saves: Cross, Mor, 9. Snide (5). Lashway (2), NAC, 7.
Crown Point 4, Schroon Lake 1
CROWN POINT — Brittany Foote buried her first varsity goals in style with a hat trick to lead the Panthers to a win over the Wildcats.
Foote got the Panthers on the board at 14:54 of the first half before teammate Ellen Kiely got one marker of her own 10 minutes later.
Schroon Lake cut the deficit to one with an Abi Veverka goal with just under nine minutes remaining in the opening stanza.
Foote then concluded the game’s scoring with markers at 13:30 and 16:15, respectively.
Crown Point held a 20-6 lead in shots on goal, and Amanda Wolf fended off five shots in net for the win.
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Crown Point 4, Schroon Lake 1
Schroon Lake 1 0 — 1
Crown Point 2 2 — 4
First half- 1, C, Foote, 14:54. 2, C, Kiely (Harrington), 25:16. 3, S, Veverka, 31:30.
Second half- 4, C, Foote (Boothe), 13:30. 5, C, Foote, 16:15.
Shots: Crown Point 20. Schroon Lake 6.
Saves: Subra, S, 12. Wolf, C, 5.
Minerva/Newcomb 6, Westport 2
SCHROON LAKE — MaKenzie Winslow scored three goals and Shelby Hogan added two to power the Mountaineers.
Winslow tallied twice, while Hogan and Dakota Bennett each added a goal each to give Minerva/Newcomb a 4-0 halftime lead.
Winslow and Hogan added second-half markers for the Mountaineers, while Emily Rascoe scored both Westport goals.
Minerva/Newcomb held an 18-11 edge in shots.
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Minerva/Newcomb 6, Westport 2
Westport 0 2 — 2
Minerva/Newcomb 4 2 — 6
First half- 1, M/N, Winslow (Bennett), 18:25. 2, M/N, Hogan (Bush), 30:01. 3, M/N, Bennett (Hogan), 32:10. 4, M/N, Winslow (Bennett), 34:48.
Second half- 5, West, Rascoe (Russell), 6:11. 6, M/N, Winslow (Yandon), 12:07. 7, West, Rascoe, 12:18. 8, M/N, Hogan (Winslow), 14:03.
Shots: Minerva/Newcomb 18, Westport 11.
Saves: Looby, West, 4. LaBar, M/N, 6.
