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February 10, 2012

Tupper beats St. Regis Falls

Anonymous Press-Republican The Press Republican Fri Feb 10, 2012, 02:23 AM EST

MADRID — Chateaugay got the early jump Thursday night and wrapped up the Northern Athletic Conference East Division girls' basketball championship with a 54-43 win over Madrid-Waddington.

The outcome put the Bulldogs' record at 11-1 in the league and 15-3 overall.

"If we didn't win (Thursday), it would have created a three-way tie for first place between us, Madrid-Waddington and Tupper Lake," Chateaugay coach Chris Reynolds said. "This was a good win for us in a tough place to play against a good team."

Makayla Fleury tossed in eight points in the first quarter as the Bulldogs went on a 19-5 spurt. The Yellow Jackets were never able to make a serious run after that.

Fleury finished with a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Courtney Boyea added 13 points, including four 3-pointers.

Abby Barnes chipped in with 10 points, Katie Beach eight points, Hannah Cook six assists and five steals, and Alexis Beach four assists and five steals.

Shelby Gausby led the Yellow Jackets with 12 points and was followed by Brittany Pierce with 10, Katie Marcellus nine and Bridget Beldock eight.

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Chateaugay 54,

Madrid-Waddington 43

Chateaugay (54)

A. Beach 1-0-2, H. Cook 1-2-4, K. Beach 3-2-8, M. Cook 0-0-0, Boyea 4-1-13, Fleury 6-2-14, Miller 1-1-3, Barnes 4-2-10. Totals: 20-10-54.

Madrid-Waddington (43)

Pierce 3-4-10, Beldock 3-1-8, Sharpe 1-1-3, Doelger 0-0-0, Marcellus 4-1-9, Gausby 5-1-12, Ashley 0-1-1, Knight 0-0-0. Totals: 16-9-43.

Chateaugay 19 8 14 13 — 54

M-Waddington 5 10 14 14 — 43

3-point goals: Chateaugay (4): Boyea 4. Madrid-Waddington (2): Beldock; Gausby.

Tupper Lake 68 St. Regis Falls 29

TUPPER LAKE — Carley Aldridge led three Tupper Lake players in double figures with 18 points.

Sam Sanford added 16 points for the Lumberjacks, while Katie Stuart finished with 14 points, six rebounds and nine assists.

Tupper Lake outscored the Falls in every quarter and held a commanding 38-17 halftime advantage.

Rachael Duquette scored 16 points for the Falls, and Kaitlyn White followed with nine.

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Tupper Lake 68

St. Regis Falls 29

St. Regis Falls (29)

Furnace 0-0-0, White 4-1-9, Duquette 7-2-16, Atkinson 1-0-3, LaPage 0-0-0, Rawdon 0-0-0, Rondeau 0-1-1, Mosher 0-0-0. Totals: 12-4-29.

Tupper Lake (68)

Aldridge 8-2-18, Bickford 2-0-4, Dukett 2-0-4, Maroun 1-0-2, North 1-0-2, Pickering 1-0-2, Sanford 7-2-16, St. Louis 2-0-4, Stuart 6-2-14, Zurek 1-0-2. Totals: 31-6-68.

St. Regis Falls 8 9 6 6 — 29

Tupper Lake 16 22 21 9 — 68

3-point goals: St. Regis Falls (1): Atkinson.

JV: Tupper Lake won.