Lake Placid's Mia Mezzetti (00) made a save on Chazy's Marin Juneau (7), giving her 14 on the night and keeping her team in the game. CHAZY, N.Y. — Under the lights on a crisp Monday night, the Chazy Eagles took another step toward extending their Class D dynasty. For nearly an hour, fourth-seeded Lake Placid frustrated the Eagles' high-powered attack and kept the match scoreless. But when Chazy finally broke through, the top seed seized control. Brynn Babbie scored the game's first goal. She later added an assist as the sixth-ranked Chazy Eagles defeated the Lake Placid Blue Bombers 2-0 in the NYSPHSAA Section VII Class D semifinal, earning a ninth consecutive trip to the sectional championship game. Despite controlling possession and creating scoring chances through the opening half, Chazy couldn't break through Lake Placid goalkeeper Mia Mezzetti, who repeatedly made big saves to keep the Blue Bombers within striking distance and keep the half scoreless. The Eagles kept pressing after the break, and their persistence finally paid off in the 58th minute. Peyton Turek delivered the setup Chazy had been searching for all night, finding Babbie for the breakthrough goal and a 1-0 lead. Once the deadlock was broken, Chazy never looked back. Eleven minutes later, Babbie turned playmaker. The Eagle forward found Marin Juneau in the 69th minute, and Juneau buried the opportunity to double the advantage and put Chazy firmly in command. The Eagles dominated from start to finish, outshooting Lake Placid 16-1 and spending much of the evening attacking in the Blue Bombers' end of the field. Mezzetti kept the visitors in the contest with a stellar 14-save performance, but the constant pressure eventually proved too much. Meanwhile, Chazy goalkeeper Calleigh Clark was called upon only once, made the save she needed, and secured the shutout as the Eagles' defense smothered nearly every Lake Placid opportunity. With the win, Chazy is one victory away from another sectional crown. The Eagles will face the second-seeded Schroon Lake-Newcomb WildHuskies in the Section VII Class D championship game at Plattsburgh High School, seeking a remarkable ninth consecutive sectional title. Gallery

Chazy's Karina Kalvaitis (22) splits a pair of Blue Bombers defenders and gets a scoring chance for the Eagles. Gallery

Chazy's Sylvie Brassard (21) dribbles, settles the ball, and fires a shot on net. CHAZY, N.Y. — The top-seeded, No. 4 state-ranked Chazy Eagles left little doubt Thursday afternoon, scoring early and often in a 10-0 win over the Seton Catholic Knights in a NYSPHSAA Section VII Class D girls soccer quarterfinal. Entering the contest with a 14-1 record, Chazy wasted no time taking control. Harper Friedrich opened the scoring in the sixth minute, and Olivia Bernard quickly followed with a goal just moments later, putting the Eagles up 2-0. Bernard added her second tally in the 11th minute as Chazy's relentless attack continued to overwhelm the Knights' defense. The Eagles kept the pressure on throughout the first half. Karina Kalvaitis scored in the 17th minute before Marin Juneau found the back of the net one minute later. Kalvaitis added her second goal in the 22nd minute, giving Chazy a commanding 6-0 halftime lead. With the game firmly in hand, the Eagles kept generating chances in the second half. Friedrich netted her second goal in the 64th minute, while Aurelia Morrison scored twice in a four-minute span with goals in the 65th and 69th minutes. Friedrich completed her hat trick in the 79th minute, capping the afternoon's scoring and securing the mercy-rule victory. Friedrich led the Eagles with three goals, while Bernard, Kalvaitis, and Morrison each scored two. Juneau added one goal in the balanced offensive effort. The win improves Chazy to 15-1 and advances the Eagles to the Section VII Class D semifinals, where they will host the Lake Placid Blue Bombers on Oct. 26. Seton Catholic finishes its season 0-15 after earning the eighth seed in the Section VII tournament. Chazy will now look to continue its postseason run as the Eagles pursue a sectional championship and deeper state tournament aspirations. Gallery

Seton Catholic's Carla Gordi (6) steps in front of eagle and takes possesion. Gallery

Chazy's Aurelia Morrison (14) takes it around Seton Catholic's Ayat Nadeem (11) and chases towards the goal. PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. — The No. 7-ranked Chazy Eagles continued to prove they are among New York State's elite girls soccer programs, rolling to a 10-0 win over the Seton Catholic Knights in New York State Public High School Athletic Association Section VII action Thursday afternoon at Seton Catholic. Entering the match with a 13-1 record and a No. 7 state ranking, the Eagles wasted little time asserting themselves. Sophia Lynch opened the scoring in the seventh minute, and Olivia Bernard found the back of the net just one minute later to give Chazy an early 2-0 lead. The Eagles' offensive attack continued to click as Marin Juneau scored in the 13th minute. Chazy maintained steady pressure through the first half, and Gwynn Compeau added a goal in the 35th minute. The Eagles added another tally before halftime, taking a commanding 5-0 lead into the break. Juneau took over early in the second half, scoring in the 41st and 43rd minutes to complete her hat trick. Peyton Turek joined the scoring in the 46th minute as the Eagles continued to dominate possession and create scoring opportunities. Chazy added two more late goals to cap off the afternoon and secure the 10-0 win. Juneau's three-goal performance led a balanced Eagles attack that showcased the depth and talent of one of the state's top-ranked teams. Defensively, Chazy controlled the match from start to finish, preventing the Knights from mounting any sustained offensive pressure. The win brings Chazy to 14-1 and keeps its push toward the Section VII postseason alive. Seton Catholic falls to 0-11 overall. The Eagles return to action on October 14 to face the Northern Adirondack Bobcats, while the Knights host the Saranac Lake Red Storm on October 13. Gallery

Seton Catholic's Ashleigh Hanshaw (17) chases down the loose ball for the Knights' attack. Gallery

Chazy's Caitlyn Harvey (11) and Colton-Pierrepont Colts (9) battle for the loose ball. It would be the NYSPHSAA Northern Region Finals from the Plattsburgh State Field House and feature a couple of top 5 teams in the state, with the #3 Colton-Pierrepont Colts taking on the #5 Chazy Eagles. The game would be tight throughout the first half as both teams would have chances to get the match's opening goal but would head to the locker room tied at 0. When the teams returned for the second half, it would be more of the same as it was starting to look like we were headed to overtime. The Colts would get a pair of goals in the final ten minutes as they would secure the 2-0 victory, punch their ticket to the final four next weekend in Cortland, and enter with an undefeated record at 18-0-2. As for the Chazy Eagles, their run has ended at 8-7-2. Gallery

Chazy's Avery Parker (6) with the shot on the net past the defender as they tried to get on the board. Gallery

Chazy's Brooke Stephens (20) with the game-winning goal in overtime to give the Chazy Eagles the 1-0 victory. It would be the section VII Class D girls' Soccer championship from Beekmatown High School as the #1 Chazy Eagles would take on the #2 Boquet Valley Griffins with a birth in the New York State tournament and take on the winner of Section X, the following weekend. Both teams would have their chances throughout the afternoon, but neither could get a ball into the net. Both teams would have a chance to reach the winning goal. However, the game would lead to sudden death over time when deciding on a champion on this day. The Chazy Eagles would get the game-winning goal in the 87th minute from Brooke Stephens to give the 1-0 victory. The winning effort would give the 8-6-2 record as they enter the New York State tournament. As for the Boquet Valley Griffins, the season would end at 9-6-1. Gallery

Chazy's Avery Parker (6) and Boquet Valley's (9) battle for the ball inside the 18-yard box as the Eagles were on the attack going for goal. Gallery