Beekmantown's Greg Manney (7) with the fastball to the inside corner for strikeout as part a three strikeout three-hit day. The Saranac Chiefs would host rival Beekmantown Eagles in Section 7 baseball action. The game would remain scoreless until the third when the Eagles would add a run on Justin Stevens RBI single. The Eagles would get a second run in the fourth on Alex Price RBI single to make it 2-0. Then in the fifth the Eagles would explode with eleven runs thanks to some untimely errors by the Chiefs. The too big blows in the inning would be from Quenton Barber and Brandon Buska each having 2 RBI singles. That would ended it as the Eagles would end up getting the easy 13-0 win. In the winning effort, Greg Manney would go six strong innings and would give up three hits and strike out three. Gallery

Chateaugay Rachel Young (3) in full extension on the whined up as she would come into get two perfect innings to finish off game two. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the Madrid-Waddington Yellow in a doubleheader of east division action. The Bulldogs would score there runs in bunches in both games. In-game 1 they would get four in the first inning to make it 4-0. The Yellow Jackets would get one back to make it 4-1. That is where the game would remain until the fourth inning when the Bulldogs would get five more to secure the 9-1 win. In the win of game one, Abby Barnes would lead the offense going 2-3 with 3 RBI's Courtney Boyea would go the distance on the mound in the win striking out six. In-game two it would be more of the same as the Bulldogs would get three in the first to make it 3-0. They would add another three in the second to make it 6-0 Bulldogs. The Yellow Jackets would get on the broad in the fourth to make it 6-1. Leading the offense in game two would be Rachel Young as she would go 1-2 with 2 RBI's. On the mound, Courtney Boyea and Rachel Young would combine to strike out three and give up one run on one hit. With the sweep, the Bulldogs improve to 6-4 on the season. Gallery

Chateaugay's Zach Cowan (9) with the backhanded stop on the hard-hit ball down the line. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the Madrid-Waddington Yellow Jackets in a east division tilt. The Yellow Jackets would get off to a quick start as they would get three in the first and not look back. With the quick 3-0 start, the Yellow Jackets would keep it up and cruise to the 14-0 win. The Bulldogs would hampered by untimely errors and unable to get anything going offensively. With the lose the Bulldogs fall to 2-6 on the season. Gallery

Peabody's Matt Orsmby (13) with the diving catch in center field to end the innings and rob the Miners. The 2013 edition of the Champlain Valley Baseball League would get underway with a rematch of the championship from 2012 as the Peabody's Padres would host the Lyon Mountain Miners. In-game 1 of the doubleheader, the Padres would take a 2-0 lead in the first. Although the lead would be short-lived as the Miners would come back and get 1 in the second. Then in the third and fourth the Miners would get 12 more runs thanks to some untimely errors by the Padres and game would be called after 5 at 13-3. Game two would be a lot more competitive game as the Padres would have a 5-3 lead entering the six and the Miners would get 1 run in the 6th and 7th to force extra innings tied at 5-5. Then on the 8th, the Miners would get three runs to secure the 8-5 victory. With the result of the opening week, the Miners are 2-0 while the Padres are 0-2. Gallery

Malone's Abby McCauley (6) in the midst of her wind up as she would pitch the complete game shutout and strike out eight. The Malone Huskies would host Central Division foe Massena Red Raiders. The game would remain scoreless until the third inning when the Huskies would erupt with six runs. The game would remain there until the 5th when the Huskies would get five more and make it 11-0. Then in the sixth the Huskies would finish off the game with four more to get the 15-0 victory in six. Leading the way for the Huskies offensively was Morgan Fountain who went 2-3 with 2 RBI's On the mound Abby McCauley would get the complete game shutout victory while striking out eight. With the win, the Huskies go to 6-0 on the season. Gallery

Chateaugay's Cory Hill (3) with the tag at the plate on the Norwood-Norfolk base runner looking to score on the extra-base hit. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the Norwood-Norfolk Flyers in non-league action. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, it would be more the same a lack of offense and timely errors on defense would hurt them throughout the day. The Flyers would get out to a 10-0 lead after the first three innings before the Bulldogs would get on the broad and by that point, the game would be decided. The Flyers would get the 18-7 victory in six as the Bulldogs go to 1-5 on the season. Gallery

Chateaugay's Abby Barnes (12) with the outstretched catch in foul territory. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the Norwood-Norfolk Flyers in a unusual doubleheader. As they would play a normal game and then finish a suspended game from a few weeks go. In the first game, the Flyers get off to the quick 2-0 lead in the first. The Bulldogs would get a run back in the second to get back within one at 2-1. Then in the third the Bulldogs would get four and the flyers would get 1 to make it 5-3 Bulldogs and from there on the Bulldogs would not let as they would cruise to 15-7 victory. Then the teams would pick up the suspended game in the fifth with the score 6-5 Bulldogs. The teams would trade runs in the sixth to make it 7-6. Then the seventh the Bulldogs defense would let them down as they would have two pass balls in the seventh allowing the Flyers to get two runs and win 8-7. As the Bulldogs would split the doubleheader there record would go to 3-4 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Ryan Hastings (21) lowers the shoulder and drives Brockport State's defender to ground the crashing hit. The Plattsburgh State Cardinals would host the Brockport State Golden Eagles in the Semi-Finals of the SUNYAC Championship in the program's first very home playoff game. The Cardinals would not show any nerves they would get off a quick 4-2 lead after the first quarter with goals going to Tim Lawrence (twice), James Reed and Nick Travers. The Cardinals would keep the foot on the accelerator as they would take 7-3 lead into the break on goals from Joey Kramer (twice) and Tim Lawrence (third of the day). In the third the Eagles would try there best to get back in the game scoring four goals. Although the Cardinals would answer there four with a five to take a 12-7 lead into the fourth with goals going to Tom Duggan (three times), Anthony Pafundi, and Joey Kramer (third of day). In the fourth quarter the Cardinals would finish off there 15-7 victory with goals from Tim Lawrence (fourth) Joey Kramer (fourth) and Nick Perrella. In the winning effort, Gordie Gehring would stop 10 shots. With the win, the Cardinals move into there first-ever SUNYAC Championship as they will travel to Cortland to take on the undefeated Red Dragons with the automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament on the line. Gallery

Chateaugay's Emily Dwyer with the base hit to the outfield. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the Brushton-Moria Panthers in east division action. The Panthers would take a 1-0 lead after the first. Then the game would break out into a pitchers duel through the middle innings. That was before the fifth inning when both teams bats would come alive even though it would not be enough for the Bulldogs as they would fall 6-4. Courtney Boyea would go the distance in the loss as the Bulldogs go to 2-1 on the season. Gallery

Chateaugay's Cory Hill (3) with the tag at the plate on the Norwood-Norfolk base runner looking to score on the extra-base hit. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would host the Norwood-Norfolk Flyers in non-league action. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, it would be more the same a lack of offense and timely errors on defense would hurt them throughout the day. The Flyers would get out to a 10-0 lead after the first three innings before the Bulldogs would get on the broad and by that point, the game would be decided. The Flyers would get the 18-7 victory in six as the Bulldogs go to 1-5 on the season. Gallery