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Salmon River booters outlast the Wildcats

The last home game for the boys' varsity soccer team ended the way they hoped it would; a 4-2 win over Gouverneur(2-13,1-11). A senior game is always sweeter with a win for the fans.

Clayton Jones found the back of the Wildcat net with a shot set up by Cameron Cartier to put the Shamrocks on the scoreboard. Cartier then fired a shot past the Gouverneur goalie after finishing off a play set up by Dillon St. Ann-Spinner. Mac Lazore upped the score 3-0, late in the half, converting on a penalty kick.

Jalen Cook broke through early in the second half for Salmon River's fourth goal. The Wildcats rallied and pumped out two goals by William Foster and Ty Reed with Conner Reed assisting on both goals.

Devin Snyder stopped seven shots for the Shamrock (4-10,2-8-1) win while Curtis Knight had seven saves for Gouverneur.

Dylan Cook, the son of Darren and Francine Cook, was honored as the only senior from the varsity boys' soccer team. "Dylan has been a big asset to our boys' soccer program. He will be greatly missed" commented SR soccer coach, Ben Barkley.

Girls' Soccer

Gouverneur-2, SRC-0

The Salmon River girls' varsity soccer team honored nine graduating seniors at its last home game of the NAC regular season. The nine seniors are Shye Chubb, Iakonhniio Cook, Nidia Dearmayero, Jenny DeJung, Tatyana Papineau, Kameryn Ransom, Wraven Sunday, Maya Swamp and Chase Thompson.

Riley Storin scored an unassisted goal 30:29 minutes into the game while Elaina Porter scored the second goal with just 3:15 left in regulation time, assisted by Storin.

Nidia Dearmayero handled 10 shots while the Wildcat goalie made three saves.

2016 Salmon River Boys varsity Team with senior Dylan Cook and family

Cross Country

The FA Huskies boys took top honors and ran to a seventh straight undefeated Cross Country season by sweeping OFA (17-46) and Salmon River (15-50), while the Shamrocks outpaced the Blue Devils 20-43.

Colin Benedict set the pace for the Shamrocks as the top finisher for the team and tenth overall in a time of 20:26. Ivan King finished second for the team in a time of 20:40 while Morgan Phelix finished third for the team in 20:52.

FA girls swept OFA (15-49) and SR (22-37) while SR defeated OFA 21-36. Ali Hart was the top finisher for the Shamrocks and third overall with a time of 23:30 for the 5K course. Tiffany Conners (25:11) took fifth place followed by teammate Camryn Buckshot (25:20) in sixth for a strong Shamrock showing.