Northeastern Clinton's Jordan LaMere (4) sweeps across in front of the Batavia Norte Dame goalie on the backhander that slides just wide. The Northeastern Clinton Cougars would play the Bativa Norte Dame Fighting in the North Country Cup from the Stafford Ice Arena in Plattsburgh. The lack of numbers due to injury and the game the night before would help matters. The Cougars would fall to the Fighting Irish by a score of 7-2. Getting the two goals for the cougars would be Ryan Marks and Alex Duffy will Reece Tucker would have two assists. With the lose the Cougars fall to 6-4 on the season. Gallery

Beekmantown's Keenan Carter (22) with the goal on the top shelf on the short side. The Beekmantown Eagles would host the Guilderland Dutchmen in non-league action. The Eagles would score twice in the first eight minutes of the game with the second goal coming from Cole Carter assist to Brandon Buksa and Nathan Foster. Then in the last two minutes of the period the Eagles would strike two more times on goals from Nathan Foster and Austin Bradish as the Eagles take a 4-0 lead after the first period. Guilderland score just 45 seconds into the period John Dombrowski to make 4-1. Then the Eagles would strike twice in seconds on goals from Austin Bradsish (2nd of the night) and Kyle Bisonette. Then just two minutes later Nathan Foster scores again for his second of the night to make it 7-1 Eagles. Then two minutes after that Ely Giroux scores to make it 8-1. Then in the ninth minute Kyle Bissonette scores his second of the night to make it 9-1. The Eagles would strike again in the tenth minute to make it 10-1 on Tanner Roser's goal. The last goal of the period would come in the last minute on Cameron Giroux to make it 11-1 after two periods. In the third period the Eagles would twice on goals on goals from Seth Holder and Brantley Marion. With the game would come to an end and the Eagles would get the 13-1 victory to improve to 6-2 on the season. In the winning effort Dustin Plummadore would stop 7 of 8 shots on net. Gallery

Malone's Tanner Studlack (25) slides the puck past Saranac's Zach Lareau (35) and scores one of his two goals on the night. The Malone Huskies would host the Saranac Chiefs in non-league action. Saranac would open up the scoring in first on Matt Macasland's goal assist to Kyle Erickson. The Huskies would tie it up on Kyle Head's goal 1-1. Saranac's Matt Macsland would give the Chiefs back the lead at 2-1 at the eight minute mark on his second of the night assist going to Kyle Erickson. The Chiefs would go up by 2 with 3 minutes left in the first on Nick Uilva's goal assist to Alex Sarazen. The Huskies would get it back within one in the last minute of the first on Tanner Studlacks goal assist to Cameron Daniels to make it 3-2 after the first. Then just three minutes into the second Studlack and Daniels would connext again to make it 3-3. Then in the ninth minute of the second period Chiefs would regain the lead on Jacob Lillehadel's goal with assist going to Kyle Erickson and Tristin Archambault. The Huskies would tie it up two minutes later on the Bailey Conklin goal with assist going to Kelsey Head and Tanner Studlack. to make it 4-4. Then with two minutes left in the 2nd period the Huskies would score two goals in 58 seconds by Kyler Head and Cameron Daniels to make it 6-4. Then with three minutes left in the third the Chiefs made the end interesting on Matt Macsaland third goal of the night to finish off the hat trick with assist going to Kyle Erickson and Jacob Lillehadl as the Huskies get the 6-5 win. Both goalies would still stop plenty of shots as Malone's Joey Brown stop 34 while Saranac's Zach LaReau stops 31. With the win the Malone Huskies go to 5-1-1 on the season and the Saranac Chiefs fall to 2-5-1. Gallery

Malone's Joey Brown (6) with the paddle save and then covers the puck to perverse the shutout. The Malone Huskies would defeat the Saranac Chiefs 1-0. The game would be a great game all the way through with both teams getting there chances. The lone goal would come with 7 minutes remaining in the game when Shawn Mulverhill lights the lamp. This would be a very important win for the team as it would give Coach Chuck Dievendorf his 300th career victory. With the win, the Malone Huskies finish there regular season at 2-18. Gallery

Saranac Chiefs (6) fights through Malone Huskies Trevor Cooley for the Shot. The Saranac Chiefs would get the 6-3 victory over the Malone Huskies. The Chiefs would get two goals in the first from Jeff Kurz and Matt Macasland to take the 2-0 lead after one. The scoring would open up in the 2nd period as the teams would combine for 5 goals. Scoring would be Joey Bridgeman and Matt Macasland for the Chiefs and for the Huskies Tanner Studlack, Jake Henning, and Trevor Henderson. Saranac would take the 4-3 lead into the third. The Chiefs would finish off the game two goals in the third by Macasland and McCall for the 6-3 win. In the winning effort, Zach Lareau would stop 45 of 48 shots. The Chiefs inprove to 2-2 on the season while the Huskies fall to 1-5. Gallery

Malone Huskies Jacob Henning (10) tries to stuff the puck in the short side past the goalie. The Malone Huskies would fall to the Lake Placid Blue Bombers 5-3 in nonleague action. The Blue Bombers would get the quick 1-0 lead 9 seconds in. The Huskies would tie it back up later in the first on Jacob Henning's goal. The Blue Bombers answer with another goal to take the 2-1 into the break. Then in the second period, the Blue Bombers would get another one for the 3-1 lead. Before the Huskies would come charging back to tie it at 3 on Tanner Studlack and Jacob Henning (2nd of the night) goal. Then in the third, the Blue Bombers would take the lead for good with three minutes left. Then they would add an empty netter for the 5-3 final. In the lose Dan Rondeau would stop 26 shots. The Malone Huskies fall to 1-4 on the season.Gallery