CJ Tunes Dylan Lemere & Garen with the pass break up in the endzone to save the touchdown. It would be the second game of the first round of the Indoor Flag Football League playoffs and it would feature #2 CJ Tunes & Photography Vs #7 Kneucraft. The game would be a low scoring affair throughout and CJ Tunes would have the slim 20-13 lead at the half. In the second half, the defense would be on top of the game Kneucraft would win the half 12-8 although CJ Tunes and Photography would hold onto the 28-25 victory. In the winning effort, they advance to semi-finals and await the winner of the Adirondack J's and GC Warriors. Gallery

Kneucraft's Kevin with the leaping catch along the sidelines. Gallery

Malone Morgan Fountain (3) receives the ball at the plate for the strikeout. he Malone Huskies would host the Massena Red Raiders in the home opener to start the Section X season. The Huskies would take the quick 2-0 lead in the first. Then in the third inning the Huskies would break it open with six runs in the third inning as they would bat around and take an 8-0 lead. Then in the fourth inning they would add a pair of runs to extend the lead to 10-0. Then in the 6th and 7th, they would get single runs to secure the 12-0 win. In the winning effort for the Huskies Allisa McCauley would strike out fifteen and give up two hits in the shutout victory and start the season off at 1-0. Gallery

Malone's Erin McDonald (10) makes contact for the base hit back up the middle. Gallery

Chazy's (3) strikeouts looking in a win against the Westport Eagles 9-6. Gallery

Westport's Brian Christian (6) slides back into 1st on a pickoff attempt in a loss against the Chazy Eagles 9-6. Gallery

Rebels' Garrow (5)spins and hukes and avoids the flag taken by Kneucraft's defender. It would be the final week of the regular season in the Indoor Flag Football Season as Kneucraft would take on the Rebels with the two teams looking for the playoff push. The Rebels would show why they were tied for the league lead as they would take the early 28-8 lead at the end of the first half. When the teams came back for the second half Kneucraft would have no answer for the Rebels as they were outscored 35-14 to give the Rebels the 63-22 win and share of the regular-season crown at 6-1. Gallery

Kneucraft's Brandon St. John (2) cuts to the middle around the defender to avoid the flag. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Chris Pescetti (44) field the grounder to first off balance and steps on the bag for the out. The Plattsburgh State Cardinals would once against host the New Paltz Hawks to finish of the weekend set with doubleheader action. The Hawks would jump out to the quick 1-0 lead in the first on Robert Fitzpatrick fielders choice RBI. The Cardinals would answer back in the bottom of the inning to tie it at one when Nick Lupo would score on a wild pitch. The Cardinals would take the 2-1 lead when John Casten would score on a grounder in the second inning. New Paltz would tie it back up at two in the fourth Shuan Hansen RBI single. The Hawks would take a 3-2 lead in the fifth on Tyler Bell's RBI single. The Cardinals would tie the game up at three in the seventh on Jeremy Rodriquez grounder. In the ninth, through Robert Guido would score on a wild pitch to give the Hawks the 4-3 lead and win. In the losing effort, JD Jenkins would go all nine innings giving up nine hits on three runs while striking out four as the Cardinals fall to 9-19. In the second game, the Hawks would jump out to the quick 1-0 lead in the first again on Tyler Bell's RBI single. The Cardinals would tie the game at one in the third Yuya Oswawa RBI single. The Cardinals would take a 2-1 lead in the fifth on Brian Latulipe's RBI single. The Cardinals would extend the lead to 3-1 on John Casten's RBI Fielder's Choice. The Hawks would make a charge in the ninth with a Mike Sparancico RBI although the Cardinals would hold on for the 3-2 win. In the winning effort, Will Flynn would go 8 innings while giving up two runs on seven hits while striking out two for the win with the Cardinals go to 10-19 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Will Flynn (23) deliveries the fastball for one f his two strikeouts on the day in the winning effort. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Brian Latulipe (11)with the pick at shortstop and fires it across to first to complete the out. The Plattsburgh State Cardinals would finally open up the home portion of there season with a SUNYAC game against New Paltz. It would be a pitchers duel as the two pitchers would combine to strike out ten and give up seven hits. The lone run of the game would come in the eighth inning when David Lostagilo would hit a sacrifice fly that would score Richard Guido to give the Hawks the 1-0 lead and eventual win. In the losing effort Cardinals Joe Leddy would pitch a gem giving up one run on four hits while striking out three as the Cardinals fall t0 9-18 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Jonathan Repetto (3) makes solid contact on the inside pitch he sends out to the third base. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Joey Kromer (4) battles for the face off win at the center circle. The Plattsburgh State Cardinals would host the Oswego State Lakers in SUNYAC Conference play. Through the first 15 minutes there would not be much decided as the teams would tied at four getting goals for the Cardinals would Tom Duggan (twice), Courtney Cox and Brendan Damm. In the second quarter the Cardinals start to push there weight around and win the period 4-2 and have a 8-6 lead at the break getting goals for the Cardinals would be Robbie Ashlaw, Jack Felter, Tim Lawrence and James Reed. When the teams came back for the third period the Cardinals would start to blow the game out as they won the period 6-2 and took a 14-8 lead on goals from Tom Duggan (third of the night), Mike Gay, Brendan Damm (second and third of the night), Tim Lawrence (second of the night), Robbie Ashlaw (second of the night). In the fourth the Lakers would try and get back in the game but it would not workout as they won the quarter 3-2 but the Cardinals would hold onto the 16-11 victory getting goals for the Cardinals was Robbie Ashlaw (third of the night) and Charlie Dullea. In the winning effort Andrew Hauk would make 11 saves as the Cardinals go to 9-4 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Tom Duggan (5) battles for the grounder in the corner to gain control. Gallery

It would be a battle of old school Yamaha versus a new Yamaha four-stroke and the rider on the new Yamaha would be holding for the ride and the win. The Snowmobile Hill Climb Racing Association (SHCRA) would make there return trip to race up Titus Mountain. There would be lots of local racers and other pro racers racing for bragging rights and cash prizes. There would be around 50 racers in 15 different classes with many close races for the spectators. Gallery

The Snowmobile Hill Climb Racing Association (SHCRA) would make there return trip to race up Titus Mountain. There would be lots of local racers and other pro racers racing for bragging rights and cash prizes. There would be around 50 racers in 15 different classes with many close races for the spectators. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Andrew Hauk with the stick save as one of the ten on the day that sends over the top of the net. The Plattsburgh State Cardinals would host the #17 St. Lawrence Saints in non-league action. The Saints would take the quick 1-0 lead on Pierson Fowlers goal at 3:12. The Cardinals would come back and tie the game up at 7:50 on Tim Lawrence's goal for a tie at 1 after the first quarter. When the second quarter came so did the goals the Cardinals got three unanswered goals in the first five minutes from Brendan Dam, Cole Andersen, and Anthony Pefundi for the 4-1 lead. The Saints finally would answer with one to make it 4-2. Then the Cardinals would come back with two more goals to make it 6-2 from Robbie Ashlaw and James Reed. Then the teams two finish off the half by trading goals two goals each Tim Lawerence and Brendan Dam both getting there second of the day for the Cardinals and have the 8-4 lead at the break. The third quarter would be the quarter the Cardinals make there charge as they would outscore them 6-2 and take a 14-6 lead on goals from Jake Felter (first and second of the day), Brendan Dam (third and fourth of the night), Robbie Ashlaw (second & third of the day). In the fourth quarter the Saints would do everything they could to make up the difference but there 6-2 quarter would not be enough scoring for the Cardinals was Robbie Ashlaw (fourth of night) and Brendan Dam (fifth of the day) to secure the 16-12 win for the Cardinals. In the winning effort Andrew Hauk would have ten saves on the day as the Cardinals go to 8-2 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Brendan Dam (9) with the bounce shot for one of his five goals on the day. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Sydeny Aveson (33) would make the glove save on the point-blank shot by Norwich's Haley Gibson (28). The 2014 NCAA Division III Women's Hockey Championship would come down just the way it should as it would be the top two teams in the country the Plattsburgh State Cardinals and Norwich Cadets. The Cadets would jump out to the 1-0 lead at the 8:30 mark of the first period on Madyson Moore's goal. The Cardinals would come right back and tie the game up at one on Bridget Bailsey's goal just 90 seconds later. The Cardinals would take the lead 2-1 on Julia Duquette's goal at 13:13 of the first. Then just about 90 seconds the Cardinals would make it 3-1 on Chelsea VanGahlan's goal. The Cardinals would strike one more time before the period ended on Bridget Bailsey's second goal of the night to make it 4-1 after the first period. In the second period, the Cardinals would keep the tempo up as Jordan Caldwell scores at 8:11 to make it 5-1 Cardinals. The Cardinals would keep it going in the third period as Chelsea VanGalhan would get her second goal of the night at 2:26 of the third to make it 6-1 Cardinals. The Cardinals would strike again at 6:58 on Jenny Kistner's goal to make it 7-1 Cardinals. Then in case, the game was in dought Jordan Caldwell would get her second of the night at 16:58 to make it 8-1. The Cadets would make the score a little better when Haley Gibson would score to make it 8-2 at 18:26. The Cardinals would answer back in the last minute on Ali Vakos goal to secure the 9-2 victory. In the winning effort, Sydney Aveson would make 37 saves on the night as the Cardinals are crowned the 2014 NCAA Champions and for the third team in team history. Gallery

Plattsburgh's Jordan Caldwell (27) rises her arms as she slides the puck in the back of the net for her second goal of the night. Gallery