St. Lawrence Central blanks Brushton-Moira in Friday girls soccer
St. Lawrence Central shut out Brushton-Moira in girls soccer Friday, while General Brown posted the largest football win among the North Country results.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
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St. Lawrence Central blanked Brushton-Moira, 5-0, in Friday’s girls soccer action, giving the North Country one of its two shutouts. General Brown had the night’s largest football margin, rolling past Marcellus 60-13.
The closest football finish went to Whitesboro, which edged Carthage 31-30. South Lewis also earned a 50-26 football win over Frankfort-Schuyler.
Auburn shut out Watertown 63-0 in football. In boys soccer, Brushton-Moira topped St. Lawrence Central 2-1.
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Scoreboard: Friday, Oct 30
Updates as scores come in- Finals
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9 finals · 2 sports · 2 shutouts
All 9 finals
Football (7)
- Final
Carthage30Whitesboro31JeffersonGame page - FinalFrankfort-Schuyler26
South Lewis50LewisGame page - FinalLittle Falls42Beaver River21LewisGame page
- FinalMarcellus13General Brown60JeffersonGame page
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South Jefferson18New Hartford49JeffersonGame page - FinalSyracuse ITC8
Indian River6JeffersonGame page - FinalWatertown0Auburn63JeffersonGame page
Girls Soccer (1)
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk. Scores can be corrected on the scoreboard.
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