Chateaugay's Samantha Firio (33) with the spike down the line for the point. It would be the semi-finals of the Section X Class D semi-finals as the #1 Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the #4 Brushton-Moria Panthers. The bulldogs would have to work somewhat hard for the victory. Although the Bulldogs would still get the straight-sets victory by scores of 25-17, 25-20, 25-22. With the win, the Bulldogs go to 14-3 on the season and will play #2 Edwards-Knox for the Championship. Gallery.

The Saranac Chiefs celebrate after getting there first win of the season in overtime and heading to the championship. It would be Week 8 of the Champlain Valley Atheltic Conference season and Semi-Finals of Class C pitting #2 Ausable Valley Patriots and #3 Saranac Chiefs. It would be an evenly matched game through the great equalizer the rain there would be no score after the first quarter. The Saranac Chiefs would take a 6-0 lead into the half on a QB sneak by Johnny Maye with 5 minutes left in the half. In the third quarter with 8 minutes left the Ausable Valley Patriots would tie the game up at 6 on a Tyler Atkins run. The game would remain there through regulation. They would go into overtime tied at six. In that over time, the Chiefs would score on a short run by Johnny Devins on there first possession to secure the win and advance to the Class C finals against the Saranac Lake Red Strom. Gallery.

Peru's John Gallo (8) with the interception on the ball thrown into double coverage. It would be week 6 of the Champlain Valley Athletic Conference and we would have the Saranac Chiefs playing host to the Peru Indians. The Saranac Chiefs would jump out to the 6-0 lead on a 19 yard run from Sean Ahern at the 9:36 mark of the first. The Peru Indians would come right back down the field and scored to tie the game at six on the long touchdown pass Evan Palmer. The Indians would take the 9-6 lead 2:23 into the second quarter on a 26-yard field goal and that's where the game would be at for halftime. At the 9:37 mark of the third quarter, the Indians would extend there lead to 15-6 on the touchdown pass. Then nearing the end of the third quarter the Indians would grab a pick 6 to make it 22-6 going to the last quarter. In the fourth quarter, the Indians would score again this time John Gallo to secure the 29-6 victory. In the winning effort, the Indians go to 3-3 while the Chiefs fall to 0-6 on the season. Gallery.

Ausable Valley's Kobe Parrow (14) with the leaping catch along the sidelines for the first down on the big gain. It would be week four of the C.V.A.C. season and the Ausable Valley Patriots would travel to the Peru Indians. The Patriots would take the 7-0 lead with 4:25 left in the first quarter on Brandon Snow's catch in the corner of the end zone. The Patriots would extend the lead to 13-0 on Brandon Snow's second touchdown of the day with 2:05 left in the half. That would be all the Patriots would need as the teams would go scoreless in the second half as the Patriots would hold on for the 13-0 victory. In the winning effort, the Patriots go to 2-2 while the Indians fall to 1-3 on the season. Gallery.

Moriah's Ethan Java (13) breaks out of the pack for the 15-yard touchdown. It would be week four of the Champlain Valley Football League and the Saranac Chiefs would travel to Moriah for the game against the Vikings. The game would go back and forth throughout. The Vikings would take the 6-0 lead near the end of the first quarter on a touchdown run from Ethan Java to make it 6-0 Vikings. Then early in the second quarter, the Chiefs would tie the game up a touchdown pass to Andy LeBeau. That is where the game would stay til there was 1:30 left in the third when Ethan Java would score again and they would get the two-point conversion to make it 14-6 Vikings. Then with under three minutes left in the game, the Vikings would extend the lead to 21-6 on Ethan Java's third touchdown of the day. In the closing minute of the game, the Chiefs would score to make the final look better as Luke Maye would score on the QB sneak to make the final score 21-12. In the winning effort, the Vikings would go to 2-2 while the Chiefs would go to 0-4 on the season. Gallery.

Saranac's Logan Matthews (10) with the pass break up on the attempt to Saranac Lake's Joe Viscardo (6) It would be week two of the Champlain Valley Athletic League with the Saranac Chiefs would be hosting the Saranac Lake Red Storm. The Red Storm would jump out to the quick 7-0 lead Brandon Meyers touchdown run. The Red Storm would extend their advantage to 13-0 on Joe Viscardo's touchdown reception. The Chiefs would cut the lead the deficit in half on the long touchdown reception for Isaac Garman and that's where the game would be at the half. The Red Storm would regain the 13 point lead on Joe Viscardo second touchdown on the day at 8:07 of the third quarter. Then with just under four minutes left in the game, they would extend it to 23-6 on a short field goal. As the clock would expire on the game the Chiefs would get a score on the quarterback keeper by Luke Maye to close out the 23-12 victory for the Red Storm. In the winning effort, the Red Storm would go to 1-1 while the Chiefs would fall to 0-2 on the season. Gallery.

Ticonderoga's Trevor Parent (18) runs the ball up the middle breaking tackles for the first down. It would be the second week of the Champlain Valley Athletic Conference football season and it would feature the Ausable Valley Patriots and the Ticonderoga Sentenials. It would be a match up to very evenly matched teams in a contest that would come down to what team could push it across first. The lone score of the game would come with 7:26 left in the fourth quarter when Justyn Granger would break through the line four the nine-yard score. In the winning effort, the Ticonderoga Sentinels would improve to 2-0 while the Ausable Valley Patriots would fall to 0-2 on the season. Gallery.

Plattsburgh's Jason Moore (4) with the catch in stride for the big gain along the sidelines. It would be the opening night of the Champlain Valley football season as the Plattsburgh Hornets would host the Saranac Chiefs. The Hornets would get the first score of the game on a 2 yard run by Brady Pennington to make it 6-0 at the 7:30 mark . The Hornets would extend there lead to 12-0 a 31-yard interception return Harney just 38 seconds later. The Hornets would extend there lead to 18-0 on a 33-yard touchdown reception by Ben Champagne and take that 18-0 lead into the intermission. The game would stay there till 36 seconds of the fourth quarter when Mitch Senecal would score on the QB sneak to make it 25-0 Hornets. Then in the closing minutes of the game, Jason Moore would score on a 52-yard bomb to secure the 33-0 victory. In the winning effort, the Hornets would break a 29 game losing streak and start the season at 1-0 as the Saranac Chiefs fall to 0-1 to start the season. Gallery.

The Northeastern Clinton Cougars celebrate in the corner as they score the game-winner in overtime. The Beekmantown Eagles would host the Northeastern Clinton Cougars in section 7 action. The Cougars would take the 1-0 lead at the 8-minute mark of the second period on Kyle Vassar's goal. The Cougars would extend there lead to 2-0 on Adian Lvalley's goal with four minutes left in the second period. The Eagles would cut the lead in half on Christan Wawrzynski's goal in the final minute of the second period. In the final three minutes of the regulation, Matthew Maggy would get the equalizer to force overtime. In the overtime, the Cougars would get the winner in the final minute from Ian Gordon. In the winning effort for the Cougars Ryan Roberts would make 25 saves. In the losing effort, Cole Harvey would make 23 saves as the Eagles go to 0-2-1. Gallery.

Clinton County's Izaih Browne (68) with the fastball for the strikeout as part of a multi strikeout game. It would be the opening game of the Alex Turner Memorial Tournament for both the Clinton County (JR) Mariners and the Champlain Cougars. The game would remain scoreless until the 4th inning when the Mariners would score on error throw first to make it 1-0. The game would stay there til the 6th inning when the Mariners would explode for 4 runs to expand there lead to 5-0. The Cougars wouldn't go quietly though as they would load the bases in the seventh inning and get a run to bust up the shutout. Although the Mariners would hold on for the 5-1 victory and go to 1-0 in the tournament and 14-2 overall. Gallery.