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In the first semi-final
contest Sweet Home rallied to score three goals in the
third period to tie the game, only to have Thousand
Islands' forward Ryan Grimshaw score the game winner
with just 1:33 seconds left in regulation. Thousand
Islands defeats Sweet Home 4-3.
The second semi-final game found Justin Scharfe scoring
three goals to lead, #2 state ranked, Webster Thomas past
, top ranked, Queensbury 3-1.
In the championship final, Webster Thomas scored four of
its five goals on the power play against Thousand
Islands and came away with a 5-2 win and their first
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2008 -
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After getting off to a slow start, Massena won its semifinal game 5-3
over Lancaster by scoring three goals within one minute
and twenty seconds. The Red Raider barrage started
2:12 into the second period with goals from Joseph
Laffin, Matthew Hatch and Alex Kormanyos.
In the other semi-final contest
West Genesee came crashing out of the
gate to down Fairport 5-2. The Wildcats were all
over the ice early, intercepting passes, tapping in
rebounds, and creating breakaways.
In the finals,
Massena got a last-minute goal to beat West Genesee 3-2
in triple-overtime. Mike Mailhot lifted the puck
into the top-right corner of the net with 29 seconds
remaining, making the Red Raiders 3-2 winners and
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2007 -
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In semi-final action Evan
Roth had three goals and an assist as Canandaigua
defeated Queensbury. Canandaigua scored three
goals in the third period to overcome a 2-1 deficit
winning 4-2.
In the other semi-final contest five
Monroe-Woodbury players scored in the first period
as MW went on to defeat Rye 5-2.
In the finals
Monroe Woodbury scored in each period lead by Andrew Himelson who scored two goals, to defeat Canandaigua
4-2. This was Canandaigua's first appearance in
the state tournament and Monroe-Woodbury's first state
championship. |
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2007 -
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"OT" was the word for the
Division 1 tournament. In the first semi-final
contest Williamsville North scored in each period and
overtime to defeat Canton 4-3. The winning goal was
scored at 6:55 of the first overtime.
Goaltending was dominant
in the second semi-final contest between Ithaca and
Suffern. Regulation and overtime play could not
determine a winner which then ended in a shootout.
Final score: Ithaca 1, Suffern 0.
The finals were a
continuation of the semi-finals as Ithaca defeated
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2006 -
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2006 -
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2005 -
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2005 -
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2004 -
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2004 -
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2003 -
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2003 -
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2002 -
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2002 -
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2001 -
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2001 -
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2000 -
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2000 -
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1999 -
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1999 -
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1998 -
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1998 -
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1997 -
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1997 -
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1996 -
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1996 -
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1995 -
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1995 -
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1994 -
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1994 -
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1993 -
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1993 -
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1992 -
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1992 -
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1991 -
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1991 -
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1990 -
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1990 -
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1989 -
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1989 -
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1988 -
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1988 -
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1987 -
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1987 -
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1987 -
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1987 -
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1986 -
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1986 -
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1985 -
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A
little extra work paid off in a big way again for Rome
Catholic at Glens Falls in 1985. The Redwings, who two
weeks earlier had defeated Watertown
in
double overtime to win their fourth straight Section
Three
crown,
topped Albany Academy by a 3-2 count in the state
final
as Tom Yoxall scored at 1:02 of overtime. Rome
Catholic finished the season with 14 straight victories
and
the best
record in the school’s history, 20-2-1 |
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1985 -
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Liverpool’s Tretowicz brothers, Mark and Dave, helped
the Warriors to an early two goal lead that Ogdensburg
Free Academy challenged, but could never overcome in a
5-4 thriller to give Section Three a championship sweep
in this year’s tournament. |
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Rome
Catholic High School’s first state championship followed
a storybook script. Irishman Pat Monaghan, wearing lucky
No. 7 on his 16th birthday on St. Patrick’s day, found
the net with a backhander with just six seconds
remaining in regulation to tie LaSalle Institute of Troy
at 4-4. Less than a minute later, Rome was celebrating a
5-4 win after senior J.R. Purrington, the school’s all-
time leading scorer, had ended the dramatics with his
40th goal of the season and 133rd of his career just 42
seconds into overtime. Rome Catholic won its last 12
games and finished with a 20-3 record. |
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1984 -
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Ithaca
gained sweet revenge for past failures against Massena
by rallying past the Red Raiders in the semifinals, and
overcoming an early deficit against Rome Free Academy to
defeat the Black Knights 7-3. Stellar goaltending by
Ithaca freshman Shane Sherwood led theLittle Red to the
first state championship for Section 4. |
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1983 -
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The
Section 10 dominance came to an abrupt end this season,
as teams from “the southern provinces” brought home
their first championship plaques. Bob Witko’s goal
in the second period and 15 saves from goalie Gary
Edwards in the third period were the key elements for
Albany Academy as the Cadets downed No.1 seeded and
favored Salmon River 2-1 The Cadets finished
the
season at 14-10-1, while Salmon River finished at
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1983 -
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Skaneateles ended the North Country three year reign on
the state championship crown with a 4-2 upset win over
Massena. Massena entered the game with a 22-1 record and
was the number one ranked team in the state. Two goals
by Mark Major and Tom Morrissey along with 25 saves by
Carl Gerst provided the margin of victory as
the Lakers finished their season at 17-5. |
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1982 -
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Section
10 teams once again dominated in tournament play. St.
Lawrence Central, behind Andre Dalbec’s hat trick, led
the onslaught as the Larries overpowered Nyack 9-0 while
peppering Nyack goaltenders with 59 shots. St. Lawrence
was coached by Andre’s dad, Bert Dalbec. |
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1982 -
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Massena’s Jim Hull once again led the Raiders
to the state championship with a natural hat trick in an 8:15
span in the second period. Massena fired 52 shots at Rye
goaltender Dean Bodnar en route to a 7-0 win over the
Garnets. After three years of tournament play, Section
10 teams
now owned 6 championship titles. |
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1981 -
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Coach
Bill Plante’s Salmon River Shamrocks once again drew
Christian Brothers Academy in the title contest, but
this year’s result wasn’t nearly as close as the
Shamrocks overpowered CBA 8-1. Salmon River was led by
Jose Tarbell’s two goal one assist performance, and two
shorthanded goals by Bob Connors. |
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1981 -
Division 1 |
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Massena
finished the season at 26-3 as they defeated Ithaca 4-1
for the Division 1 championship. Jim Hull’s first
of two goals gave the Red Raiders an early lead at 1:16
of the first period. Jim Tyo scored what proved to be
the game-winner at 7:51 of the first period. |
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1980 -
Division 2 |
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Salmon
River, led by first-year coach Bill Plante, edged
Christian Brothers Academy 4-3. Dave Beeson
backstopped Salmon River to victory in the first
tournament game ever. |
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1980 - Division 1 |
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Lake
Placid extended the Olympic “Miracle on Ice” by claiming
championship honors in the inaugural state final. Mike
Roberson scored the winning goal and assisted on another
to lead the Blue Bombers past Ithaca 4- 1. Lake Placid
finishes the season at 25- 4. |
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