Malone's Daniel Badgley (21) and Potsdam's Tim Hibbs battle for the ball at midfield going knee to knee and elbow to elbow. The Malone Huskies would fall to the Potsdam Sandstoners 3-1 in the home opener. The Huskies would draw first blood on Connor Dailey's header off the corner kick in the 17th minute. That is where the game would remain until Christopher Stoner would tie the game up in the 47th minute on the breakaway. Then in the 52nd minute, Nnaebaka Ononye would get the game-winner. Then Ononye would score in the 78th-minute ice the game and give the Sandstoners the 3-1 victory. In the winning effort, Ryan McDonald would have 5 saves and Austin Lamay would stop nine. In the loss, the Huskies fall to 2-1 on the season and 0-1 in the league. Gallery

Chateaugay's Morgan Legacy (3) plays physically sliding herself right into the Parishville-Hopkinton striker to take the ball and go up the field. The Chateaugay Bulldogs would open up there season hosting arch-rival Parishville-Hopkinton Panthers. The Bulldogs would make easier work of the Panthers as they would take a 4-0 lead at the break. Then they would cruise in the second half to the 7-1 win. With the win, the Bulldogs start there season at 1-0 and the Panthers fall to 1-1. Gallery

Plattsburgh's Andrew Price (83) with the over the shoulder catch in the end zone for the touchdown. The Plattsburgh North Stars would host and defeat the Montreal 37-21. The game would be an aerial assault as both teams would look to the air to make their yardage. The game would be close through the first half as the North Stars would have a narrow 23-21 lead at the break. Then in the second half, the defense would clamp down and not allow another score. With the win, the North Stars improve there record to 6-3 overall and 5-3 in the EFL. Next week the North Stars are on the road at Amsterdam to take on the Zephyrs. Gallery

Beekmantown's Zack Myers (15) is tackled from behind and taken out of bounds by a couple of Saranac defenders. The Saranac Chiefs would fall short at home as they would lose 28-6. The game would remain scoreless until the three-minute mark of the second quarter when Zack Myers would find Haydin Fountain for the score and take the 8-0 lead. The Eagles would strike again with a rushing touchdown with 34 seconds left in the half and take a 14-0 lead into the locker room. Then when the teams came back out for the 2nd half the third quarter would be a track meet with the Eagles scoring twice one a Zack Myers QB sneak and on a long TD pass to Haydin Fountain. The lone Saranac score would come on a 63 TD Pass. That is where the score would remain till the end with the win Eagles go to 2-0 and the Chiefs 1-1 on the season.

Mr. No Respect and Richard King have a firey ride down by the finish line as he puts a rod through the pain and the oil gets on the headers and the fireball issues. Although he would lose the engine he would still pull 350' to finish third place. The New York Tractor Pullers Association (NYTPA) would make there first-ever visit the Vermont State Fair in Rutland, Vermont and bring four different divisions the Super Farm Tractors, Two Wheel Drive Trucks, Modified Tractors and Super Stock Tractors. There would be a total of 47 entries between the division that would take to very loose track that would take driver skill and not horsepower to get down the track in front of a packed house of pulling fans. Gallery

Canton's Katie Christy (12) with the header at midfield to keep it away it from Saranac's (20). The Saranac Chiefs would host the Canton Golden Bears in the Saranac Early Bird Tournament. The Saranac Chiefs would prove to be too much for the Golden Bears at they would cruise to a 5-1 victory. The Chiefs would take the early 1-0 lead in the first 5 minutes of the game and not let off the gas pedal. The Chiefs would take a 3-0 lead into the intermission. Then in the early part of the second the Bears would get there lone goal to keep their chances alive and the Chiefs would get two more to ice the game. With the win, the Chiefs go to 1-0 on the season and the Bears start at 0-1 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh Greg Roberson (7) comes in with the finishing blow to take down the Syracuse quarterback on a three-way tackle. The Plattsburgh North Stars would defeat the Syracuse Shock 21-7 in a game that would be very physical and have some stellar defense. The North Stars would never trail as they would take a 14 lead into the locker room on touchdowns from Josh Nephew and Jordon Keleher. Then in the second half, the Stars would add on another touchdown to get the 21-7 victory. The defense would pick up the Syracuse quarterbacks three times during the night. With the win, the Stars go to 6-3 overall and 5-3 in league play. As they will be at home again next week to take on the Montreal Voyageurs. Gallery

Plattsburgh's Jamil McCray (24) with the catch in the end zone for the touchdown after the Vermont defender tipped the pass. The Plattsburgh North Stars would take on their rivals from across lake the Vermont Ice Storm. The North Stars would come in looking to avenge an earlier loss to the Ice Storm. The North Stars would get that revenge as they would defeat the Ice Storm by a score of 41-21. The North Stars would control the whole first half by only allowing the Ice Storm to have ten offensive plays and have a 28-7 lead at the half. In the second half, the teams would trade scores as the North Stars would cruise to the 41-21 win. In the winning effort, the North Stars go to 4-3 on the season and 3-3 in league play. Gallery

Bill Carr and his 2005 Ford Mustang are the winner of the best in a show at the Ellenburg Center Fire Department Car Show. There would be 47 cars that would participate in the Ellenburg Center Fire Department. The cars and trucks would range from the 1930s to modern cars of the 2000s. There would be many people from the community that would come and supports the event by looking around at the cars along with taking part in the BBQ. Everyone at the fire department was very pleased with the turnout and already looking for next year's event. Gallery

Car #126 ends up on top of the hood of car #5 during the four-cylinder heat after a very hard hit. The annual demolition derby would return to the Franklin County there would be over a hundred cars at the derby that would be separated into eight heats including a truck heat as well. The winner if the derby would be Amanda Ashline. There were be plenty of hard-hitting throughout the night of action. Gallery