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July 7, 2008

Chazy Orchard, Ed Garrow’s & Sons, Big D/Edward Jones, KT Productions all win

CHAZY — Kris Kissell made several strong saves in net for Chazy Orchards to preserve a 2-1 victory over the Elizabethtown Flames in the North Country Women’s Soccer League Sunday.

Liz Everett scored both goals for Chazy Orchards, while Sophie Clarke tallied the lone goal for the Flames.

Riley Diemand took the loss in net for Elizabethtown.

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Ed Garrow’s & Sons 5,

Palmer & Young 2

WILLSBORO — Ed Garrow’s & Sons pulled out the victory over the Palmer & Young despite having only eight players.

Kristen Lavigne and Kaleen McCool scored a pair of goals each for Garrow’s and Stacey Miner added the other.

Ashley Sherman and Krissy Gay had the two goals for Palmer & Young.

Anna Case and Madonna Bertrand spilt time in net for Garrow’s to combine for the win.

Stephanie Marcotte, Lilli Carroll and Gay all saw playing time in net for Palmer & Young.

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Big D/E. Jones 11,

Keeseville/Peru 0

LAKE PLACID — Tally Hall, Jenny Zagrodzki and Amanda Hayes each scored twice has Big D/Edwards Jones pounded Keesville/Peru.

Hannah Doan, Alicia Brandes, Sady Toban, Mary Ellen Decker and Lauren Burgess each added a goal for Big D/Edwards Jones. Brie Phillipson preserved the shutout in goal.

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KT PROductions 1,

Lady Giroux’s/Luck Brothers 0

KEENE — KT Productions earned the victory over Lady Giroux’s/Luck Brothers via forfeit.

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